Four Months Jail for Sale of Beer in Maryland Case
Six remaining cases of alleged beer sales in Hagerstown were heard by Justice Motter. W. H. LaPole, 67, received four months in jail and a $100 fine for selling eight bottles of beer on June 14. Informers from Hagerstown supplied the tips. their motives and methods were questioned but deemed legal. Other defendants awaiting trial include Harry Hahn, John Robinson, and James Powell.
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Guy K Mot
People’s Court
Pesedon
Hagerstern Fry
Sesson
W. H. LaPole
Oear Burkitt Sataina
Lindcotton
Middletown
Harry Hous
Predevick County
South Mountain
H. Riedier DeLauter
Brixton
Willam M. Storm
House
Hagerstown
Albert Smith
Central Chemical Company
Young Smith
Harry Hahn
John Robinson
Brunswick
James Powell
Frederick
Justice Bowers
le~ Pole
Justice Motter
Gelendant Kinwell
LaPok
LaPole
Frank C. Norwood
Amos
Ira Sha Ér
Aquor
Smith
Kighoison
Donnell Named State Prison Superintendent
Harold K. Donnell, longtime superintendent of the Maryland Training School for Boys, is named State Superintendent of Prisons by the State Board of Welfare to replace Dr. Walter M. Thayer who has resigned. The appointment is effective immediately. The source note mentions a men’s club event at the Evangelical Lutheran Church and Braddock Heights, but details are unclear.
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Balttmore
Harold K. Donnell
Maryland Training School For Boyz
Pri’ Orm
Lian Board of Welfare
Toder
Donnell
Walter M. Thayer
Prio Sostem
New York
Evangelial Lutheran Church
June Still Popular With Brides Despite Shifts in Frederick County
Frederick County records show 56 licenses issued in June 1929 and 36 in June 1939. August 1929 remains the peak with 75 licenses, while May 31 set a year record with 12 licenses in one day. July starts with 17 licenses in the first ten days as the monthly rate slowly declines.
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Frederick County
Presbyterian and Lutheran Reunions Planned at Pen Mir
The fifty sixth annual Presbyterian reunion is held today at Pen Mir with Rev Dr Weller participating. The Reformed reunion occurs July 17 led by Rev Dr Alan Meek, and the Lutheran reunion is set for July 24. York choristers perform with local leaders guiding the event and association officials named.
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Pen Mir
Frederick
Charles Weller
Roy L Hyndman
Emma Bromo
Weller
Alan 5. Meek
St. Mark's Reformed Church of
East 400
Second United Brethren Church
York
Walter L. Rupp
Emory L. Coblentz
Middletown
Reunion Association
Paul F. Schminke
Wiliam C. Birely
Penn Mar
Fines in Rockville Police Court June totaled 2317 dollars
June figures from Judge Clares W. Woodward report fines and costs in Rockville Police Court. Motor vehicle cases accounted for 604 dollars of the total 2317 dollars collected. County commissioners and the state vehicle commissioner were involved in the financial summary.
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Clares W. Woodward
Montsomery
Rockvile
Woutwald
Sas
Negro Gold Star Mothers Protest Ship to France Trip
A planned voyage by 55 of 60 Black Gold Star mothers to visit sons graves in France drew protest over inferior accommodations and segregation. Col Alexander E Williams said the liner offered limited amenities, hotels near midtown refused, and efforts to place mothers in Harlem hotels failed. Ceremonies aboard ship and at City Hall were planned to honor them.
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New York
France
Walter White
National Association For the Advancemet of Colored People
Harlem
Fried R. Foor
City Hall
Earl Carroll Returns to Court Amid Bathtub Party Scandal
New York reporters describe Earl Carroll the Broadway producer entering Jefferson Market Court with eight dancers and show girls from his latest revue. A warrant, tied to a bathtub party four years prior, followed him after a raid on his Vanities theater. The appearance was brief and the trial adjourned for attorney preparation.
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New York
Earl Carroll
Jefferson Market Court
Carrol
Atlanta
River patrols join forces amid Yangtze unrest
Shanghai reports American, British, and Japanese patrols coordinating to defend foreign vessels on the Yangtze amid intensified attacks by bandits and communists. Ships above Kiukiang and near Hankow faced continuing fire while fleets seek to protect overseas interests and resist anti-foreign banners.
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Shanghai
Yangtze
Kiukiang
Hankow
Property Deed Transfers Note Maryland Virginia Counties
Property deeds involve Berlin Lovetishile Bridge Company to the State of Maryland and Loudoun supervisors, Frederick and Loudoun counties transfers with amounts $5. Other deeds include Loudoun Frederick Bridge Company to state and Commonwealth of Virginia for real estate valued $3. Crum et al to Johanna Riordan, Pierce G Grabill and wife to Maria Hammond in Frederick and Loudoun counties. Leror Keeney and wife to Mark Revier in city. Haffner and wife to Linden Hills Improvement Company. Tory and wife to Wanais, Masse and wife in county valued $10.
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Berlin and Lovetishile Bridge Company
Maryland
Loudoun
van Teal
Prederick
Lowdoun
Lowdam County
Prederick Bridge Company
Commonwraith
Virginia
Frederick
Thomas J. Crum
Johanna M. Riordan
Pierce G. Grabill
Maria S. Hammond
Maria S. Hammond, Counts. $70. “Leror S. Keeney
Mark F. Revier
Haffner
Linden Hills Improvement Company
Tory End
Montgomery Tax Connector Reappoints A Hempstone Griffith
Montgomery commissions reappoint A Hempstone Griffith as county tax assessor for a stretch of years. They also approve permanent automatic traffic lights at Liver Spring intersection Cobesville Pike Georgia Avenue and Fifteenth Street extended, installed recently and to be maintained by the board.
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Montgomery
Commissions of
Montgomery Commis
Deeds Filed for Bridges at Potomac River Co-Ownership
Ten bridge deeds filed in court house detail the Brunche-Pauunt project on the Potomac linking Maryland and Virginia. The Brakes company, led by Holmes D. Baker and Travers Thomas, will operate the ferry rights and convey land in Loudoun County Virginia. Tolls will be collected by the state after completion, with each bridge priced at 100000 and equity shared between Maryland and Virginia.
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Brunche
Epproscher
To. Wevs
Cqwa
Oidtoes
Adupiet Jancarr
Tos Seer
Plockheiders
Brunsece
Loyetescile Brakes Company
Tiany
Gerd Wee
Holmes D. Baker
Presuicht
J ‘Travers Thomas
Erie
Loudoun County
Margaret Grkhame
Melis J. Tener
Samue
Dutall
Ape i Sustane
Ast
Ceed
Maryland
Virgina
Disappearance of Mary Frances McClenny Still a Mystery
Mary Frances McClenny, a 20 year old Richmond society girl from Hampden Gardens, vanished July 1 after going to bid farewell to a friend. Private detectives and her father hunted through Tidewater Virginia for a lead from an unnamed man who promised information in exchange for immunity, a tip investigators dismissed as a wild goose chase. Police say Dr. McClenny sought help to stop his daughter from marrying a garage man.
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Richmond
Mary Frances Me
Glenny
Tidewater Virginia
Uncn
Miss McClenny
Hampden Gardens
Dee
Dr. McCenny
Cumberland to Begin New Post Office and Court Building
Cumberland in Maryland expects work on a new post office and United States court building to start before fall. $540,000 remains from the second deficiency bill signed by President Hoover for construction. The old building may be sold for about $160,000 as plans are finalized and bids expected within ten days.
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Cumberland
United States Court
Hoover
Frederick O. ZihiTman
James A. Whitmore
Treasury
Two Men Slain in Chicago Gang War
Two men entered the home of Thomas Booner and shot him after a quarrel started by a confrontation with Booner. One man named Slice died shortly after the shooting. Mrs Booner heard the incident and her husband say you ve got the all wrong before the gunfire. Police theory links the event to a broader Chicago gun crime surge.
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Chicago
Thomas Booner
Bonner
Boomer
Feafermck Woc. TV
Janie DeLashimuit
Jesus
Miss DeLashimutt
Mice Ween
Wiliam P. Schmidt
Misar
George Culler
Roy Leatherman
Miss del Sts
Wwe
Ann” Gui
Heat Drives Kansas Wheat Work By Moonlight
Kansas farm workers toil in the heat under moonlight in parts of Kansas as 73 laborers begin harvest. Ole Olson of Bean Lake, Missouri, a 45 year old farm hand, died from the heat while plowing corn.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Ole Olson
Bean Lake
Jones Leads With Subpar Rounds in Local Golf Event
Reporting errors aside, Jones posted two under par early and nine holes in 34 as he defends a national open title. A nearby water works crew and fire department aided park irrigation during the windy day as spectators watched at Baker Park.
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Jones
Sim Aone
Guay
Bossy Jones
Ms Grat
Mmn Marling
Oper
Montana Republicans eye wet candidate in Walsh race
Reports from Montana indicate the July 36 GOP primary may nominate a wet candidate to oppose Senator Walsh in November. The state leans wet or dry by faction, with Galen and Shelley potential rivals, while Walsh’s progressive stance and party dynamics shape the contest.
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Rodney Dutcher
NEA
Washington
Montana
Thos J. Walsh
Walsh
Mr. Walsh
Une
Congress
Jones and
Winwe
Supreme Court
Albert H. Galen
O. H. P. Shelley
Shelley
Ancre
Montene
Galen
ShiHey
Anaconda Copper Co
Montana Power Co
Aghe
Pinchot to Run as Independent for Governor
Milford Pa July 10 AP Gifford Pinchot announces plans to seek the governorship as an independent due to uncertainty over the Republican nomination. He says friends and he will pre-empt a statewide and district effort at the proper moment, offering places to Republicans nominated at the primary.
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Milford
Gifford Pinchot
Republica
Governor Refuses Stay for Fleagle Gang Leader
Denver coverage notes the governor denying a stay of execution for Fleagle, leader of the Lamar bank bandit gang, as city events and church activities are listed in a disjointed patch of notes including a mission treat and in-mate gathering with singing and refreshments.
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Denver
Col
Ac Fleazie
Eader
Lamar
144 German Miners Known to Be Killed
Neurode Germany July 10 AP At least 144 persons died yesterday in a explosion at the Wenceslaus coal mine Eighty one bodies recovered most badly burned No hope for those in the shaft Of 20 miners in the shaft only 56 escaped badly injured The explosion followed tapping a large car pocket during blasting The fumes spread fast leaving miners dead in their hands and in the shaft
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Neurode
Germany
Wenceslaus
Minera St
Bible School Closes Friday After Busy Season
About 240 children gathered for the final day of the Daily Vacation Bible School activities at the Church Street School building. The closing program featured recitations songs and awards with certificates given to 16 pupils and art exhibits displaying craft work and handmade items from various grades.
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Church Street
Calvary M. E
William C. Royal
Robin Dear
Mary Jane Gannon
Mary Alice Gannon
Gertmuke Rems- Due
Shandon Moore
Maralee Moore
Gertrude Hing
Plang
Anna Rath Grove
Margaret Albaugh
D. G. Ellis Willams
Dr. Williams
Chidten
Berenin
Gresers
Determined 10 Hold S08 Huston Calls Committee
Tennessee Republicans clash over party leadership as Huston faces pressure from hostile members. Hoover aides James Manis Burke and Joseph R. Nutt met with Huston’s camp, while Galleins Aue leads the senatorial committee. Meeting ends without a decision on Huston’s chairmanship.
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Huston
Wael. Wi
Claudia Huston
Republican National
Tennessecan
Hoover
James Manis Burke
Cornel
US Committee
Joseph R. Nutt
Heeton
Galleins Aue
Mua Theagoulaite
Ute
Damages Awarded in Cedar Rust Case in West Virginia
In Charis Town West Virginia on July 10 a court awarded $416 in incidental damages to Mien Lilly Martin and the Martin heirs of Shepherdstown in a suit against State Kotomogut W. 2 Ree sey over cedar rust control cuts on the Martin property. The suit, among many filed by property owners seeking damages near $300000, sought land value loss but the judge ruled the land value stayed constant and only incidental damages were recoverable.
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D. H. Rodgers
Raids Break Up Still as Agents Nab Suspects
Federal prohibition agents raided a mountainside still near Myersville on Wednesday afternoon. Three men were captured and brought to Frederick jail before being moved to Baltimore without bond. The still was seized as evidence. liquor or material quantities were not confirmed. In a separate note, Montgomery County officials plan a road project from Dawseuvilz Poolesville to Sycamore Landing, with a four mile stretch and a $35,000 bond authorized for Poolesville district.
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Baltimore
Didance Beck
Myersville
Frederick
Baltmore
Dulid Poskaville
Montgomery County Commie Stoners
Tifs &T
Dawseuvilz- Poolesville
Poolesvie Road
Sycamore Landing
Pookesville
Proemian and Traders Erratic in Tepid Stock Market
New York stock activity remained sluggish with limited gains as early trading offered modest improvements. Trading later moved to constructive footing. Marl Zeew and others posted moderate advances while rails led the market with notable shares.
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Rata de Best
New York
Profemian& Traders
Rails
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