Frederick Storm Damage Toll Surges Across Frederick County
Frederick reports widespread damage from Wednesday’s severe storm. Windows shattered roofs damaged and gardens ruined as hail and heavy rain battered homes and public buildings. Weather officials note two inches of total rainfall and temperatures near 69 degrees with high humidity. Residents brace for possible aurora borealis display if skies clear.
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Ederick
Wedeeday
Frederick
Aimsonk
Ountamin City
Uss
November Election First Test
A mid campaign analysis discusses Hoover and Smith, noting Hoover’s radio appeal tests and public connection versus Smith’s crowd appeal. It highlights party boosts, regional hopes, and the German vote factor, while criticizing campaign tact and leadership within the Hoover camp.
Minister Weds Rev Torrey and Miss Henson in St Johns
The Rev Arthur J Torrey formerly of St Matthews Oskiend wed Miss Marian Henson of Oskland formerly of Wairich at 2 pm Thursday in St Saints Church. Rt Rev William Gravat officiated with about a dozen guests including parishioners. He will reside in Grafton West Virginia.
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Arthur J. Torrey
St. Matthews Episcopal Church
Oskiend
Miso Marian Henson
Oskland
Wairich
N. J
AD Saints Church
Thiseis
Wiliam L. Gravat
D. D
Behop
West Virginia
Rhea King
George R. Evans
Gerritt County
Rex
Torrey
Episcopal Church
Grafton
W. Va
Auto law violations show summer spike in fines
A regular Weekly report of the Automobile Commission lists numerous infractions across towns Buckeystown Emmitsburg Middletown Union Bridge and Urbana. Fines range from 1 to 100 with violations including speeding operating without license and underage drivers. Revoked licenses and refusals follow the same trend as authorities enforce stricter rules.
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Bammer
Automobile Commission
Buckeystown
James Bramison
Charles Fiowoot
Albert Coxsuch
Paul Mamulton
Ube
James P. Hawes
William B. Hilton
Burdette
Jorstrom
Grest
Roy G Purman
Hesdielt
E Ramsburg
Gordon Turner
Emmitsburg
Dayton
Prn
Albert T. Hess
Wiliam G. McNair
Charles C. Wills
Frederick
Frank Jackson
John Jameson
John Hardy
Annie Pomeroy
Middletown
Elmer Weidenhoff
Union Bridge
Charles Smith
Treman Wetsel
Urbana
John H. Hardy
Brunswick
Lee R. Holand
Knoxville
Boy Kidnapped Last Night Found Today
Four year old Billy Bte Allister was taken from his grandmother’s Miami home around 9 30 PM. He was found in a Coral Gables vacant house this morning by neighbors after hearing him pound a closet door. A fat man and a woman were named as kidnappers. Grandmother Mrs E G McAllister had arranged an $8 000 ransom.
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Miami
Pia
Billy Bte- Allister
Coral Gables
Blome
E.G. McAllister
Ritchie Plans Campaign Talk With Smith in New York
Baltimore July 13 AP Governor Albert C Ritchie will meet Governor Alfred E Smith within two weeks to discuss campaign matters after receiving a letter from Smith inviting him to New York He said he would go the week after next if Smith’s schedule allows.
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Baltimore
Albert C. Ritchie
Alfred E. Smith
Maryland
New York
Ritchie
Smith
Four Burned to Death as Airplane Crashes in Croydon
Four people die when an airplane crashes at Purley Croydon England. The aeronautical inspector A Bail is among the victims. the pilot is badly hurt. The craft dove twice and caught fire, trapping passengers as flames raged. Fire crews fought the blaze with limited success.
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Croydon
England
Purley Taday
Fames
Ball Player Dies After Foul Ball at Prestburg Game
In Camberland on July 13 AP report states ball player Aruck died from a fractured skull after a foul ball struck him near the neck during a Prestburg game last Sunday. Young Calin, son of Richard Calin of Prestburg, had been critically injured earlier when struck while among spectators.
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Work of Girls Clubs and Bible School Programs in Frederick
Activities of Frederick county Girls Clubs focus on summer canning projects with 126 members across 13 clubs. Funds from festivals in New Market Unionville and Harmony Grove support Boys and Girls Club Week at the University of Maryland. A Daily Vacation Bible School ceremony awarded 15 certificates, with many awards for varied grades and a closing exhibition showcasing student handiwork.
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Ademescun Club
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Burkittaville
Harmony Grove
Jefferson
Middletown
Mt. Pheasant
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Oak Orchard
Point of Rocks
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Wolfsville
Woutsboro
Harmony Grote
University of Maryland
New Market Club
Monrotia
Unionvill Club
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College Park
Julia Schaffer
Braddock
Eleanor Thomas
U Pe
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Firth
H. L. Kieffer
Evangelical Reformed Church
Columbia
Adrian Leatherman
Columbis
Margarete Hotie
Herald
Meredith Mackler
Maryetcetlemoner
Katherine Shaver
Helen Schaffer
Mary Munshower
Irene Harr
Erma Gonso
Helen Schaeffer
Meredith H. Mackley
William Kreh
John Thomas Brengle
Ella May Brasey
Mary Neille Munshower
Lulu Hatherine Shaver
Lucy Irene Harris
Mary Fiddlemoser
Franklin James
Margaret Horiie
Bertam Mackley
Richard Schaeffer
William Cavell
Misses 'Thomas and Pyles
Eizabeth Shaw
Vivian Shaner
Giagen
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Talmadge Lenhart
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Miss Wood
Anns Pook
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Ruth Perkins
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Francis Gaither
Maralee Moore
Eva May
Mra George Daughtery
Margaret Albaugh
Gertrude King
Mins Burgee
Harriett Engelbrecht
Mary Winger
Mist Sigmund
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Margaret Horine
G. Ellis Willems
Handzcre
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County approves assistant for Montgomery agriculture agent
County Commissioners decide to fund an assistant for Agert O. W. Anderson, Montgomery County agricultural agent, with a total package of 2500 dollars including 800 local and government contributions. Dr. Thomas B. Symons and Anderson testified the work growth requires expansion and travel funds for experts.
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O. W. Anderson
Agricwustal
Montgomery County
Thomas B. Symons
Unite! Oft Mayland
Anderson
MAW AND WIFE KILLED WHEN CAR STRIKES AUTO
Baltimore July 13 AP two people died when a car struck a wagon near Marley station. A motorist from Annapolis was slightly injured. Coroner Billingsica prepared the inquest as investigators traced the crash. A separate notice described electrical work by James Wath & Scotia inventor.
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Annapolis
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Glenburnie
One Killed and Several Hurt In Atlantic City Crash
AP report from Atlantic City New Jersey states a fatal automobile accident near Germania early four. The dead man is Matthew Corsle 65 of Tol& Next. Two others were seriously injured and transported to Atlantic City Hospital.
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N. J. Daly
Atlantic Ciy Hospital
German Ia
Matthew Corsle
Tol & Next
Themor Larkin
Cals
Storm Devastates Moundsville Causing Severe Damage
Weather reports show 1200 000 dollar damage from the storm in Moundsville as residents recount wrecked homes and disrupted power lines. Fragments indicate injuries and emergency crews assessing damage as responders work through the aftermath.
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Moundsville
Luther League to Meet Here for State Convention
Plans for the Maryland Washington D C Martinsburg and Waynesboro Luther League state convention to be held at the Evangelical Lutheran church in September with a dinner and executive meeting at Hotel Braddock. About 360 people expected. guests include William F. Smith Paul Brindle Austin W. Howard Robert Blocker and Rev John Byers.
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Hotel Braddock
Ferry
Maryland
Washington, D. C
Martinsburg
Harper's Perry
W. Va
Waynesboro
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Baltimore
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Byers
Mr. Wade
Henry Maukin
Washington
Blocker
Samuel J. Ransom
Legal Luther League
Harry Hodges
Philadelphia
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Austin W. Howyard
This City
Seven Executed in Kentucky for Parts in Murder
Seven men condemned for murder were electrocuted at the Kentucky State Penitentiary. The last minute appeals failed during a dramatic prison chapel hearing. Executions began at 12 18 with Hascue Dockery leading, followed by Milford Lawson Charlie Paul Mitra Louis Moore James Howard Clarence McQueen and Orlando Seymour.
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Durbin
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Louis
Orlando Seymour
Louisville
William Moore
James Howard
Clarence McQueen
Cynthiana
coUapee
Lysis
Neale
Seymour
Bebbie
Dockery
Aire
No word of Carranza on flight 10 MeEr
New York reports no word from Mexican leader Carranza as his 2,400 mile air route from Mexico City to an unspecified destination continues without sighting or contact. Observers and authorities monitor the long journey with uncertain expectations.
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Meer
New York
Long Island
Kokeee Bea
Mexico City
Lowe
Revival Hope For Six More Of Noble Party
Reports from Moscow dated July 13 indicate that a group of men formerly part of the Italia party seized in March has resumed activity. General Umberto Noble, aged 43, is linked to the revived outlook, with latest messages placing the group at a northern position near coordinates provided in the dispatch.
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Reuters
Moscow
Samotovitch
Poyn Island
Sora
Beckuss
Vigtert
North East Land
Italia
Aince
Umberto Noble
Mikesew
Poist
North
Isttrede
Killed at Wheel of Auto in Liquor Feud
Joseph Tallman, 29, was shot to death at a fast lane intersection in a liquor feud incident. His companions, South and Max Woester, said four men in another car fired on their vehicle as the second car pulled alongside. Tallman died from multiple gunshot wounds despite aid.
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Tallman
South
Max Woester
Woester
Talian
Septic sore throat epidemic blamed for 19 deaths
Boston July 13 AP reports 19 deaths linked to a septic sore throat epidemic. Officials investigate whether transmissions were due to personal contact or failures to follow medical regulations and protocols.
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Boston
Moe
Grameen
Cezar Oar Ieee
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