Daily demonstration program at Frederick county fair
Frederick county federation of Rural Women clubs outlines a major extension project led by Miss W M Kellar and Miss Hen Pearson to broaden home making training for rural women. Training visits, county club sessions, and six daily platform demonstrations at the fair will showcase salads and kitchen methods.
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Fredershkre County Federation of Rural Women's Clubs
Ural
W. M. Kellar
Colege Park
Hen Pearson
University of Maryland
Frederick County
County Federation
Aliss Pearson
Helen Saffit
Burkltsville
Federation
Miss Kellar
Brad Cock Heights
Fair Committee
J. Homer Remsburg
Middletown
Sr Niss Matzaret McPheeters
Pearson
Niagara Fairs
Rome
Matin
Wis
Senator Gourd Seeks License for Wines and Beers
The United States Senator argues a license for eight wines and beers would improve the current prohibition law. A St. Louis grape juice company presented a letter from Gould admitting fair results with these products as an exhibit in a lawsuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nike
United States
St. Louis
Gould
Gourd
Drought Hits Spring Wheat Prospects
Crop prospects for Spring wheat in Canada and the United States deteriorate due to droughts. Prices surge as buyers expect less supply. corn and other grains respond to the outlook with market volatility. Farm Relief Board formations and stabilization ideas are discussed, with comparisons to Hamlet and shifting market dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Best
Is Relief Board
Canada
United States
Farm Relief Board
Abilization Corporation
Denmark
Bisanwhitle
Argentina
Australia
Chicago
Hack Wilson Fined and Suspended for Dugout Incident
New York July 6 AP reports Cubs outfielder Hack Wilson fined 100 and suspended three days for his attempted attack on Ray Kolp in the Reds dugout during the July 4 Chicago game. Reds manager Jack Hendricks warned in Cincinnati that when the Cubs visit for a doubleheader in August there will be “something doing.”
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New York
Louis
Hack) Wilson
Chicago Cubs
Ray Kolp
Reds
Chicago
Herder
Hendricks
Cincinnati
Pittsture
Jack Hendricks
Wilson-Koip-Donohu
Bair Family Reunion Planned Across Maryland Areas
Descendants of the George Bair family from Hanover York County Adams County and nearby Maryland communities plan a first reunion on Saturday July 20 at Birnie's Grove three miles south of Taneytown along the state highway between Taneytown and Westminster. The event will include a family history presentation and organization of the group with numerous local coordinators listed.
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Bair
George Bair
Union Thinship
Birnie’s Grove
Teanestown
Taneytown
Westminster
Hanover
Yate County
Adams County
Maryland
Wardman Park Hosts Elite Guests and Diplomats in Washington
A sprawling Wardman Park complex in Washington draws a high profile crowd from government, diplomacy, and media. Secretaries, lawmakers, and dozens of ambassadors stay or visit, sharing social spaces with actors, journalists, and a spectrum of officials. The scene mixes formal offices with recreation and leisure facilities, including riding, pools, tennis, and a shop-filled ground, as power and culture converge in a grand hotel setting.
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Staage
Jeney
Minnesota
Hess
Ohne
Daienpert
Ostar Onderwood
Ray T. Baker
LeGuarnd Wood
Marrerie Stinson
Aviautx
Hoover
Cora R
Washinewan
Che Sonexen
Wardmah Park
Benator Borah
Daughters of Ambassadors
Granddau
Iroll
Endurance record holders rest after 174 hour flight
Cleveland reports endurance record holders Roy L. Mitchell and Byron A. Rewcomb rested after 174 hours and 59 seconds aloft from the previous Friday afternoon until 12.49.50 this morning. They beat the Fort Worth aid mark by over an hour. A crowd of 73,000 witnessed the landing. one spectator, 16 year old Jeve Kusko, was electrocuted during the suburban car incident nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Roy L. Mitchell
Byron A Rewcomb
Fort Worth
Texas
Jeve Kusko
Concrete shoulders to be poured on boulevard project
Baltimore June 6 AP Harry D Wilkar chief engineer of the State Roads Commission announced concrete shoulders will be poured next week on Washington Baltimore boulevard sections. Two three mile segments will be widened by 10 feet on both sides and the 120 foot center portion resurfaced. Workmen clear right of way begin excavations and in some cases houses or stores are moved back. In two cases buildings not worth moving were demolished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Harry D.wilkar
State Roads Commission
Washington-Baltimore
Mises
Two More Suspects Arrested Over Kersther Attack
Baltimore July 6 AP reports two additional suspects held for questioning in the attack on A. A. Kersther at his business. Three were taken yesterday, with one released.
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Baltimore
A. A. Kersther
Ont
Two more Birmingham banks close after run
In Birmingham a banking panic continues as two additional banks shut doors amid a rush of withdrawals. Officials report a further loss of confidence on the streets as patrons seek safety funds and customers await new measures.
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Birmingham
Byrd Uses Radio to Seek Petersen Citizenship
Chicago July AP Commander Richard E F Byrd请求 final citizenship papers for Day G Petersen by radiogram to United States District Court Clerk Charles M Betes. Byrd, near the South Pole with his expedition, proposed oath of allegiance for Petersen as a Navy officer while Petersen seeks a reserve commission in the United States Air Corps where he serves as a sergeant. The naturalization service chief asked Washington for action.
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Chicago
Richard EF. Byrd
G. Petersen
United States District Court
Charles M. Betes
Byrd
South Pole
Petersen
United States Navy
Peteren
United States Air Corps
Naturalization Service
Washington
Fnctmeytons
Three More Street Cars Burned In New Orleans
New Orleans July 6 AP three street cars were burned at Canal street barn early today adding to another destroyed yesterday near Canal street. Police used tear gas water hoses and high pressure jets to quell rioting as crowds of thousands stoned railway premises. officers warned union supporters they would act if violence continued.
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New Orleans
Canal/ street
Canal Street
Bam
Three Men Rob Bank at Dauphin Pennsylvania
Three men robbed the Dauphin National Bank and fled with cash after striking the cashier. Police pursuit followed as investigators labeled the incident a bold daytime robbery in Dauphin County.
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Dauphin
Counts Sogar Corn Ars Coinage Report (Braddock)
Fragmentary OCR item notes a Braddock figure, Reeder, and an offer related to sogay rings or prices around 30 cents. The garbled text references a season line and water terms, producing no clear event or outcome. Entities: Braddock, Reeder.
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Ars
Tagelis Sigearante Water
S. Reeder
Braddock
Sirceis Sogay
Large Plea Session Reviews Auto Stop Violations
One of the largest Plea Court sessions in years opened under Justice St. Bow er focusing on auto mobile law violations. Cases included failure to stop at boulevard entrances and driving without license. Fines ranged from five to ten dollars with some jail terms or settlements. several defendants were found not guilty or continued for later hearings.
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Prosple
Ned
Bika
St . Bower
Cassidy
Buezara
Main
Ammond B. Eyter
Clement H. Eyter
New Midway
James W. M. Eyles
East Seventh Street
Reno
Harp
Charney Roser
Jefferson
Smith
Oficer Allen Bartgis
Ruth Linton
Bluzard
C. W. Foltz
Mapleville
Washington County
Sylvan A. Mauger
Baltimore
Russell A. Eldridge
Hagerstown
Eldridge
Guy K. Motter
Stock Prices Hit New High Levels
The report notes stock prices rising to record totals with totals near seven to eight thousand and a reserve total around two hundred forty. It mentions expectations the Federal Reserve may act to reduce totals soon, warnings the move could hurt business.
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Wath Peet
Federal Reserve A Mes
Accepanc’s and Ney Securities
Taneytown Fair Moves to August Dates at Taneytown
Taneytown fair relocates to August at Taneytown with officers R. Smith Snader as president H. A. Allison as vice president E. S. Harner as secretary and S. C. Or as treasurer. The schedule runs August 12 to 27 featuring dairy and horse events, racing, shoeing, dancing and midway attractions.
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Carrol County
Taneylows
R. Smith Snader
H. A. Allison
Harner
S.C. Or
Earth
Ervin Myers
J. J. Snyder
Shrine and Sheep
Wm. Jesse Poultry
S. S. Orc
Tureday
Dairymen’s
du F
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Encampment Meets at Palestine Encampment No 20 Installations
Palestine Encampment No 20 TO F held its regular meeting Friday with Chief Patriarch Cieo L Mobley presiding. Officers were installed by Deputy Grand Patriarch E Earl Remsber with past chief patriarchs aiding. New chief patriarch William Edward Gannon thanked members and asked cooperation during his term. Public installation of King David staff of Washimore, with Dr Schaeffer speaking, is announced for next Tuesday at 1 o'clock. street directions noted.
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Palestine Encampment
No. 20
Cieo L. Mobley
E. Earl Remsberr
Eli Haugh
Charles E. Keller
Oscar B Perkins
Charles Paul Staley
Edward Gannon
Frank E. Brengie
Warco7
Baxter A. Biggs
Eldred W. VanFossen
Jacob L. Embrecht
Franklin N. Shieuide
Henry E. Cramer
Eli G. Haugh
Oscar B. Perkins
Charles P. Staley
Sentinel
John T. Lipps
Horace H. Albaugh
George A. Webster
George L. Mobley
Charles W. Tat
Mr. Gannon
Davi
Ot 5
Washimore
French cabinet stands firm on U. S. debt ratification
In Park, July 6 AP reported the French cabinet in special session affirmed Premier vienre's decision that ratification of the American and British debt accords must be unqualified. Any reservations must be expressed separately. The ministry was unanimous and will explain to parliament in the forthcoming debt ratification debate why a voiced ratification without conditions would be futile.
Washington police gun battle ends with fatal wounded negro
In Baltimore on July 6 AP reports a negro who claimed to be William Williams of Baltimore was fatally wounded and a Washington policeman seriously hurt in a gun battle with two suspected burglars. The wounded man gave an address on East Baltimore Street, Baltimore, but no street number could be found. Locals linked the suspects to Joseph Williams, believed to be William Williams’ alias.
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Ballimore
Wiliam Willams
Baltimore
Washington
Owas
Eany
East Battimore Street
Battimort
Lncal
Joseph Williams
Wiliam Wilams
Eleven Valuable Horses Die in Farm Fire at Deichester Farms
West Chester Pennsylvania July AP Eleven horses valued at more than 100000 dollars burned to death when fire destroyed the main stock farm building. The loss included six jumper mares two English horses two breed mares a champion stallion and a famous breeding stallion. Thomas G Ashton owns the farm and Dr Ashton owned three mares while A C Harvey owned Bulledgs.
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West Chester
Deichester Farms
England
Amd
New Officers Installed by Forest Lodge Knights of Pythias
Fragmented note reports new officers elected and installed at Forest Lodge Knights of Pythias. Names such as James T. English and W. Thompson appear amid garbled text, with unclear posts and dates. The piece mentions state surveys and health statistics in fragments, offering few concrete facts.
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Cccers
Forest
Knights of Pythias
B. Z. Has
Leommander
Francis Paaing
James T. English
Shrance
W. Thompso
Weather Woes Ground Plane Flight To Berlin
Weather delays and unclear messages. A plane bound for Berlin with three aboard was grounded near Hudson Bay due to fog and poor visibility. No further updates available as radio contact faded, while the Chicago Tribune crew aboard the craft was reportedly en route from Chicago last week.
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Onawa
Department of Marine and Fisheries
Bowler
Great Whale
Hudson Bay Trading Post
Weatherbad
Rupert House
Point Burwell
Chicago Tribune
Robert Gast
Parker Cramer
Robert Wood
Chicago
Minister Accepts Call to Pauls Lutheran Baltimore
Rev. J. B. Rupley, pastor of Grace Lutheran Westminster and secretary of the Maryland Synod, accepts call to Pauls Lutheran Baltimore to become pastor October 1 succeeding Rev. Dr. Hellman who retires after 32 years. Rupley has served Westminster nine years after earlier pastorates at St. Mark's Washington and Boonsboro. Graduated Gettysburg Theological Seminary. Pauls Lutheran is a large Synod church with about 1,200 members and 0 pupils in Sunday school.
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J. B. Rupley
Grace Lutheran Church
Westminster
Maryland
Admiral E W Eberle Dead in Washington
Rear Admiral Edward Walker Schelle retired died in Washington AP report notes his service and obituary details. Bridge party hosted by Mrs Austin Howard included twelve friends with prizes awarded to Mrs Claude Hahn and others. attendees listed for Trail Ave residence event.
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Washington
Edward Walker Schelle
Bridge
Austin Howard
Trail Ave
Claude Hahn
Jonn Renn
Almira Renn
Samuel Ramsom
Join Renn
Abnirs Renn
Mary Bevson
Beulah Renn
Roy Schroner
Egin Hemp
Neomi Huffer
Mion Cramer
Claude Aka
Mise Blanche Howamd
Frank Howard
Marriage Licenses and Personal Details With Mixed Names
A garbled list shows several marriage license entries with ages and residences, followed by a separate line mentioning worshippers entwined and ten injured in an opal paper incident. The readable facts include names such as John W. Ygunkins and Lealie M. McDonough, with various ages and places, plus an incident note referencing Sardinia and July 6.
Thomas J Geary Dies In Santa Rosa At Age 80
Santa Rosa California July 6 AP Thomas J Geary former California senator and author of the Chinese exclusion act died here early today. He was 80 years old.
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Chemes J. Geary
Santa Rosa
Calif
Thomas J. Geary
Calfornita
Euthor
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