Trolley Crash Delays Streets As Pedestrian Injured
A Frederick trolley rear wheels left the Market Street line and swerved hitting Miss Leona Schane causing injuries. Traffic halted, bystanders gathered, and crew redirected to clear the vehicle. Separately, the Frederick County Board of Education discussed late salary installments, funding gaps, and bus route changes while approving furniture upgrades and staff resignations.
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Leona Schane
Madisox
Ware Corner
Hagerstor @ Frederick
East Patrick Treet
Hagerstown
Square Corner
Alarket
Patrick Streets
West Patrick Street
Maret Street
Shane
Nir
Maryland
Kemp's Score
George Hoffman
Sergi
Anderson
Conchester Ors
Xietorman Illiam Mount
Potomac Sison Company
Patrick Street
Hagers
Postal Revenues May Bring Surplus
Washington AP Up the sleeve of Postmaster General James A Farley a surprise is hidden. A hush surrounds post office clerks as they bend over tables of figures showing the mail service performance for the past year. Observers guess an announcement that subsidies and ranking mail may be removed from the picture. The comptroller predicted a service surplus of around 5,300,000 for the year ended June 30.
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Washington
Postmaster
A. Farley
Postofice
Tal
Tne Department
Immediate Probe of Wire Charges Planned
Washington reports an immediate investigation by a seven member communications board led by Eugene O Sykes of Mississippi. The inquiry aims to study long distance telephone and telegraph rates and will report to Congress.
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Washington
Ofice
Eugene O. Sykes
Mississippi
Congress
Weather data and storm notes from July era report
A historical weather snippet lists precision 24 hour precipitation and July totals with deficits versus prior year. It provides normal and actual figures, plus past and upcoming sunrise and sunset times, moonrise and moonset, and a location note referencing Maryland side areas near Monocacy and Catoctin.
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Emoon
Samances
Maryland
Threats to Expel Berlin Correspondents Stirs Debate
July 11 report notes threats to expel foreign reporters amid press tensions after a German article praised the Second Revolution. Observers quote Goebbels on warming relations and press control. In Maryland, objections to Luther O. Gladred’s license near churches were withdrawn after objectors chose not to present evidence.
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Luther O. Gladred
Gladhill
Giladh
Frank P. Bratton
W. Clinton McSherry
Bureau
Lcense
Samuel A. Lewis
Farsons Newman
Rural carriers elect Maryland association officers
A rural letter carriers convention at the George Washington hotel named A W Myers of Upperco as president with G Parker of Cordova as vice president and T G Kiler of Westminster as secretary. B A Keithley of Elkton becomes treasurer. Kier named national delegate to Denver in August. Elmo Powell Princess Anne and W C Stevens Queen Anne among state delegates. Women officers include Mrs William C Stevens president and Mrs A W Myers vice president.
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Ocean C
A. W. Myers
Upperco
Maryland
Rural Letter Carriers’ Association
George Washington Hotel
G. Parker
Cordova
T. G. Kiler
Westminster
B. A. Kiethhley
Elkton
Kier
National Rural Letter Carriers’ Association
Tenver
Elmo Powell
Princess Anne
W. C. Stevens
Queen Anne
Mr. Quimby
Association
William C. Stevens
Finksburg
Airs
Princes Anne
L. C. Hubbard
Hurlocrs
J. Ledman Scarborough
Elxien
Powell
Stevens
Myers
B. T. Hit Allen
Picnic Plans for Frederick Tailoring Co Social Club
Arrangements are set for the second annual picnic of Frederick Tailoring Co Inc social club. The event occurs Thursday at Ernaan and Braddoc with a large turnout expected. Activities include bag races and face races for men and women, dancing, escort and partner prizes, and awards later.
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Frederick Tailoring Co. Inc
Aternaan
Braddoc
Ates
Wheatfield Fire Second Gar Solid About 30
A brief note reports a fire in Wheatfield with a second incident described and an estimated 30 units involved. No injuries are specified and responders secured the scene. Further details are not provided in the readable text.
Mississippi Holds Dry Status Amid 1595 Precincts Report
A fragment notes Mississippi maintains a dry status by a two to one margin as 472 of 1595 precincts reported. Mentions a figure named Jonathan Chapman aka Johnay Appieseed and a remark on pioneer travel. Scattered references to trees and a large planted area appear.
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Mississippi
Jonnay Appieseed
Jonathan Chapman
Dappie
Clothing plant hit by rain and wind storm closes
A clothing plant in Jacksonville, Florida, suffered a $790,000 loss after rain and wind storms. The disaster left the firm with about 500 workers out of work as the plant shut entirely. Damage to the circus is estimated at over $80,000, with Bros., Inc., of Baltimore noted in connection.
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Jackson
Oasia
Hai
Jacksonville
Edward Perry
Imlay City
Mich
Sam B. Diil
J.W. Hamilton
Back Wages Ordered For 3 Companies In Virginia Case
A Justice or federal agency ordered three firms including G and H Manufacturing to pay nearly 200000 in back wages and maintain higher pay scales or lose the blue eagle. G and H in Fredericksburg announced indefinite closure due to lack of orders. The ruling also involved ten other factories across Virginia Maryland and Pennsylvania.
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Fredericksburg
G and H. Manufacturing Company
National Recovery Administration
L. Greif and Bros. Inc
Baltimore
G. and H
Virginia
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Department of Justice For Prosecution
Wesley Brotherhood Outing Adds New Members
The Wesley Brotherhood outing was conducted by Rev Carlton M. Harms and followed by a business meeting led by C. Lewis Crawford. Four new members joined the club. Additional baseball practice is set for Saturday afternoon at 120 on the Washington Street School grounds.
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Wesley Brotherhood
Carlton MM. Harms
C. Lewis Crawford
Washington Street
Four youths held on fire at fairgrounds
Bail of 1500 each set for Eldridge Fox James Harding Clyde Moxley and Joseph Braun charged with setting fire at the fairgrounds. They have been in jail since Tuesday morning. Fox reportedly gave a written confession implicating the three others. Nearby shooting incident ends with a turkey death over hedge apples. owners pay value plus costs. Show Thursday event listed.
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Fair Grounds
BE. Linn
Hord
Eldridge Fox
James Harding
Clyde Moxley
Joseph Braun
Allen Barigis
Barigis
Fox
Turkey
Robert Stull
Ed Nikirk
Frederick
Edwin Davis
Davis
Stull
Nivark
Foxls
Arrests Reported in Unclear Street Scene
Fragmentary OCR notes describe police action on a street scene with mentions of Officer Murray and West Patrick. Ten individuals are referenced as facing charges, but details are obscured and specifics about the event remain unclear.
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Murray
West Patrick
Largely Attended Clinic At Fred H Department
Parents attended a monthly clinic held at the Fred H department building near Sabastine. Dr E C KeTauver and Gould Leck nurses assisted. The session was led by S Shaffer of the State Senator and involved a academy staff.
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Exala
Fredh Department Aead- 2
S Shaffer
Sab
Iastine
E. C Ke- Tauver
Gould Leck
Club Women Plan Fall Cigar Plant Drive Near York
Frederick County Rural Women's Clubs directors meet at the M C A in Frederick to set fall programs and fair premiums. Mrs Daniel J Thomas resigns, Mrs Charles Martin named to lead federation activities as about 50 cigar plants are moved for the fall effort near York and Frederick.
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York
Frederick County
Frederick
Federation Fair Premium Committee
Univers of
Marland
Jonas Bursiner
Federation Defegate
Charlotte. Quinn
Pearl
N. Ma
Washington
Shas Baker
Jonas Bur Charies M. H
E. Kindiss
Miss Pearson
Market Exhausted Prices Irregular New York July 11
The stock market finished exhausted after a brisk session with early firmness giving way to irregular quotes. Wheat rose to the five cent limit on crop data, corn and rye gained modestly while oats and barley lagged. Cotton climbed about a dollar per bale toward February highs as favorable weather forecasts supported outlooks. Sentiment among brokers was optimistic yet cautious overall.
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New York
Airship Los Angeles Declared Unsafe for Further Flights
Washington July 11 AP Secretary Swanson said the airship Los Angeles built in 1922 is condemned as unsafe for more flights. It was designed for experiments only and will not be recommissioned due to material deterioration from age. The National Research Council had sought to tow it to Akron for experiments but deemed it unsafe to fly.
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York
York County
Red Lion
York City
Ers
Washington
Swanson
Toca
Los Angeles
Laxehuesi
National Research Council
Akron. O
Gas and booze boost U S tax revenue
The fiscal year ended June 30 showed higher tax income due to gasoline and alcoholic beverages. Commissioner Guy T Helvering reported total tax income rose by 69,252,939 dollars over the prior year, with gasoline and liquor collections driving more than a third of the gain.
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Guy T Helvering
Internal Revenue
Dollfuss launches drive to purge Austria of Nazis
Chancellor Dollfuss concentrates military and police power in his hands amid a broad purge. A new policy imposes the death penalty for possessing explosives after a grace period, with a government shakeup expanding his control to include foreign affairs defense public security and agriculture.
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Jenna
Austria
Dolfuss
Dollfuss
Niklas
Benito Mussolini
Nurses' Home Board Meets at Frederick City Hospital
The regular monthly meeting of the Board of Managers of Frederick City Hospital was held Tuesday morning at 10 at the Georgianna Houck Simmons Nurses' Home. Reports show patient totals for June and note renovations, donations, and new board members.
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Frederick City Hospital
Georgianna Houck Simmons
Casper E. Cline
Charles W. Ross
Wiliam R. DeLashmuit
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