Fires and Thunderstorm Ravage Rural Area Near City
A severe storm with lightning caused multiple fires near the city, damaging barns and crops but sparing livestock. Fire crews saved horses and cattle from a burning barn, with no loss of life reported. insurance covered some damages and several outbuildings were spared.
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D.si
Gamage
Lvestock
Cain
Roy
Mr Scha
Edgar Summers
Frederck
Coun
Neighnbor
Huried
Schaffer
Mr. Schaffer
Senaffer
Fishermen Near Monocacy and Potomac Find Few Bass at Opening
Many anglers along the Monocacy and Potomac rivers when bass season opened report abundant fishermen but scarce bass. Baits failed to attract bites as hot weather slows fish activity, though some seven to eight inch bass were kept from legal size and released. Sunfish were steady, a few catfish and carp noted, boats crowded at river mouths, and overall turnout matched prior years.
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Monocacy
Potomac
Angiers
Monetacy
Catoc
Mount Washington tragedy unfolds on distant coast
Mount Washington area witnesses a grim incident as a man identified as Alex H Daiglesh, 24, is found near a coastal route in Mount Washington range. Constable Harold Engleson reports three assailants or attackers may be involved, with rough estimates suggesting significant danger and a difficult search.
Storm disrupts traffic and causes property damage
Heavy storm conditions caused a mass beeping and a tree to topple across a road on Jefferson Lane. Reports note high rainfall and scattered Beaver runs in New Market and surrounding areas, with Washington county recording over an inch deficit overall and roads briefly blocked before forces cleared the debris.
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Jeferson-Lan- Gor
New Market District
Washington
Pageant ends after three nights with 7000 attending
The Frederick County Tercentenary pageant concluded Saturday night at the Fair Grounds with about 7000 in attendance over three nights despite unsettled conditions. Final show featured cavalry demonstrations and the pageant, praised as among the best local productions, directed by Russell L Rowland.
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Icke
Fair Grounds
Frederick Countty
Washington
Ois
Russell L Rowland
Jonn B. Rogers
farTigus Uniits
Rowland
Fort Mier
Robert L. Warfield
Ais
Warfield
Answers to Previous Questions Reveal Coal Discovery
A hunter accidentally finds anthracite coal once thought nonflammable. A town ordinance in Hrattsville is ruled unconstitutional, ending its roller experiment. A gold miner allegedly inspired the oyster cocktail by mixing raw oysters with a whisky cocktail, then adding tomatoes and pepper sauce before eating.
Incendiary Fires Plague Westminster Sketchy Blazes
A series of fires in Westminster involving suspected arson, starting with a plant shed blaze on East Sixth Street and followed by earlier incidents at North End Clean Sand Dyers and an antique shop. Firemen extinguished the flames. no injuries reported. Incendiary suspected. liquid incendiary material seized by police. Bonds sell at public sale and energy companies report higher income.
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Prederick
So and
Manufa Company
East Sixth Street
Sixth
Charles G. Kime
Skids On Wet Trolley Tracks Wrecks Porch
A Wisconsin woman driving a Chevrolet sedan lost control on wet East Patrick Street trolley tracks. The car skidded onto a porch and stairway of 345 347 East Patrick Street, demolishing woodwork but injuring no one. Police and state troopers investigated. officials called it unavoidable. The car remained in debris until moved later that night.
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Ohio
East Patrick Street
Wisner Street
Lynch
Summerfield Bei
Charles Crier
Cme
Physician slugged after treating gunshot victim in Indiana
Dr. Leslie A. Laird of North Webster was knocked unconscious by two gunmen, alleged Dailinger gang members, after treating a man with a gunshot wound. The assailant, fitting Homer Van Meter’s description, later demanded a narcotic before striking. Authorities note the attack followed a South Bend robbery by the same gang.
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North Webster
Ind
Leslie A. Laird
Dailinger
South Bend
Homer van Meter
John Dillinger
Laird
Suit foe damages in Cumberland bakery case
Lucy M Marsden by her next friend sues Cumberland Bakery Inc for 310 000 damages. William D Marsden referenced with a truck incident dated July 14 1933 on the Baltimore Turnpike near Belle Grove. The Crewe Court action names the bakery as defendant seeking compensation.
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Cumberland
Lucy M. Marsden
William D Marsden
Sux Priday
Creu
Cumberland Bakery. Inc
Mass Marsden
Inwid Ber Co Mide
Baltimore
Belle Grove
Girl Injured After Vehicle Collision Claims Driver Negligence
A girl sustained a brain contusion and severe head and body injuries when the carriage fell to the highway due to the driver’s alleged negligence. She alleges medical expenses from Ancorta oils and scars on her head and body.
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Westmaster
Carro
Counyy
City of Westminster
First National Bank
Westminster
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
Manchester Bank
Manchester
Hampstead Bank
Hampstead
New Windsor State Bank
New Windsor
Securiteaters
New York
NEA
Berlin
Karl Erost
Bremen
Fea
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Carty
C. C. Carty
Patrick St
Frederick, Md
Frederick
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