Unusual Replevin Case Over Cattle in Frederick County
Thomas Glasscock and Henry Fishback of Fauquier County Virginia sue Horace C. Zacharias in a $2,262 action over twenty five steers. The court considered a prior replevin, ordered return of 1,315 dollars, and allowed an alternate replevin for the twenty steers. Captain Getzendanner testified about selling cattle without owners consent. The case centers on rightful possession of the cattle from the Worthington farm near Frederick Junction, with further hearings to be held.
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Virginia
Thomas Glasscock
Henry Fishback
Horace C. Zacharias
Zacharias
Henry Clay fzendanner
Charles Town
W. Wa
Captaintzendanner
Getzendanner
John Briscoe
Charles
Satterfield
Jefferon county
W. Va
Bond Urner
outre
Glasscock and Fishback
Fauquier unt
izendanner
etzendanner
Capt
Frederick
Frederick County acts, Inc
eir
Daniel T. Dutrox
ing Getzendanner
Joplant
Worthington
marles
Glasscock
Fishbacken
hback
Aaron
asscock
Fishback
Charlies
The New Deal in Washington and GOP hopes
Washington July 13 Republicans face an endurance contest to clear the air for future plans. Hoover seeks renomination but party leaders doubt his bid. Vandenberg, Brox, Dickinson, and Steiner emerge as possible candidates as Roosevelt’s hold appears firm amid improving conditions and a challenging dollar work relief campaign.
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RODNEY DUTCHER
Washington
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
joy
Roosevelt
nema
Vandenberg
Michigan
Frank Brox
Chicago
Dickinson
Iowa
Steiner
Oregon
Miss Mollie Mantz Dies At Home Here
Miss Mollie Mantz a lifelong Frederick resident died at her home 14 South Market Street at 12 20 PM after heart trouble. She co led the N R and D Mantz millinery firm with her sisters and was known as Miss Mole. Survived by sister Miss Nannie R Mantz four brothers and several nieces nephews and a nephew. funeral Monday at 3 PM from the late home with Rev H L G Kieffer officiating. C Cline and Son funeral directors.
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Mary Ann Mantz
Frederick
South Market street
Miss B Mantz
Wiliam
Lucy J. Mantz
N. R. and
D. Mantz
Nannie R. Mantz
Henry Manz
Frank Mantz
Braddock Heights
Levy Mantz
Chambersburg
George Graham
Chevy Chase
FP. C. Kenyor
Louisville
Medora Mantz
Oneonta
W.Y
S. L. Byrn, Jr
Cambridge
Francs
Hazelton
H. L. G. Kieffer
Heat Wave Ends as Cooling Breezes Sweep Frederick
After eight days of extreme heat in Frederick, a northeast wind brought cooler air and showers. Friday’s official high reached 98, with airport readings dropping from 81 at 10 p.m. to 67 by 6 a.m. Sunday forecasts promise continued respite, ahead of St Swithin's Day predictions.
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Frederick
mercury
St.Swithin
State Gets Relief From Wave Of Heat
Maryland residents found relief from a brutal heat wave as thunderstorms and breezes lowered temperatures into the 90s on both shores. Salisbury reported heavy rain at dawn while Annapolis saw lighter rain and a five mile wind easing the heat. Readings ranged to 103 in central Maryland earlier, dropping to about 85 today amid otherwise hot conditions on the western and eastern shores.
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Batimore
Ballenore
Weather outlook for North and Middle Avante states
Weather outlook for the week shows generally fair conditions at the start with a chance of showers on Thursday or Friday. Temperatures expected to be mild to warm early in the week and cooler later as fronts pass.
Traffic charge against Marshall Brown for red light violation
Marshall Brown faced a traffic charge for running a red light. He posted 259 collateral for a Police Court hearing tonight. The note mentions broader debate over a bill penalizing urging or advising disobedience to regulations by service members.
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Marshall Brown
coll
ORcer Stratey
Brown
onight
Larger Yields From State Crops in July Survey
Maryland crop survey shows wheat up 3 percent, corn up modestly, oats up 2 percent, and sorghum up 10 percent from last year. Projections favor larger yields for wheat, barley, white potatoes, and fruits, with declines in corn and tobacco. Acreage totals and average conditions summarized. drought and soil conditions noted with town news from College Park dated July 13.
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College Park
Maryland
Marylanding Service
Appeal For Troops To Quell Belfast Riots
An urgent appeal urged every available police in Northern Ireland to Belfast after riots flared, killing two and wounding forty. A curfew at 10:30 p.m. closed public buildings and kept citizens indoors as the Belfast garrison remained in barracks. Two wounded in a fresh outburst of sniper fire, and armored patrols increased as Orange marchers prepared for a reenactment near Belfast. A missionary meeting of the Presbyterian Church Woman's Society was also reported with attendees and delegates sharing notes from the Baltimore Synod.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
George E. Oweu
taday
leersorder
Orange
Boyne
Woman's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church
Henry B. Simpson
Fairview avenue
Baltimore Synod
Synodical Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church
Hood College
Ross Snyder
Simpson
James Mortgome
Laesbr Va
thhen
Relief roll figures from Allegany Welfare Board
At the Allegany County Welfare Board meeting figures show 1,671 people on county relief in June with total cost $43,022.27. Direct relief paid $12,865.72 and work relief $25,458.42. Administration and commodity distribution costs were $4,708.13.
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Cumberland
Allegany County Welfare Board
Chamber of Commerce Attacks Roosevelt Tax Plan
Washington July 13 AP Three witnesses from the U S Chamber of Commerce urged the House Ways and Means committee to cut government revenue targets rather than raise taxes. Fred H Clausen Roy G Osgood and E C Alvord argued against graduated corporate taxes personal income levies and the inheritance tax saying current rates are fair and the economy needs relief from federal taxation.
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Washington
Chamber of Commerce of
United States
Chambers
House
Ways and Means committee
Fred H. Clausen
Horicon
Wis
Roy GC. Osgood
Chicago
E. C. Alvord
End Of Medicine Shows In Maryland Bans Snake Oil
The Maryland legislature passed seven bills regulating narcotics and pharmaceutical sales and prohibiting medicine sales linked to shows or carnivals. The new law aims to curb quack cures and requires proof of claims by medical opinion or demonstrable evidence, signaling the end of medicine shows in Western Maryland.
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busness
Frederick
Anmapolsch
Maryland
Coblentz Trial May Take Place In Fall
Baltimore July 13 State's Attorney Bernard J Wells of Baltimore said Emory L Coblentz banker may not face trial again until fall He will contact James Clarke former Howard county State's Attorney to decide his role in the case which the Court of Appeals pushed back to the tower court Wells assumes Clarke will receive a special appointment as in the previous argument to the Coblentz demurrer.
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Baltimore
Bernard J. Wells
Baltiimore
Emory L. Coblentz
Frederick banker
Wells
James Clarke
Howard county
tower court
Court of Appeals
Clarke
Coblentz demurrer
Market ends week with optimism and rail gains
New York reports optimistic mood in a shortened session. Rails rose with several new annual highs in their divisions. Wheat sold, corn held firm, and cotton lagged. Secondary rail bonds rallied as the pound sterling opened at 4.95 and 7 percent.
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New York
Roosevelt Heads To Fishing Trip With Garner Farley Leaders
President Roosevelt departed with Vice President Garner Postmaster General Farley and Democratic leaders for a weekend fishing trip near the Chesapeake Bay mouth. Officials called it a routine portico gathering as the trip began.
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Washington
Garner
Farrey
Roosevelt
Chesapeake
Louis Schmeling Plans Completed for September Clash
New York July 13 AP Promoter Mike Jacobs announced that arrangements are finalized for a 15 round heavyweight fight at the Polo Grounds on September 18 between Joe Louis and Max Schmeling. Louis is signed and Schmeling's terms increased, with a possible winner bout against James J Braddock next year and May Baer exiting the heavyweight scene.
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New York
Joe Louis
Detroit
Max Schmeling
Polo Grounds
Mike Jacobs
Twentieth Century Club
Jacobs
Louis
Schmeling
Joe Jacobs
cable
James J. Braddock
May Baer
Southern California Quake Shakes Several Cities
An earthquake shook portions of Southern California early today with no damage reported. Downtown Los Angeles Hollywood Pasadena Glendale San Bernardino Long Beach and Santa Barbara noted the disturbance.
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Los Angeles
California
Hollywood
Pasadena
Glendale
San Bernardino
Long Beach
Santa Barbara
Garden Club Meeting at Mrs de Garmendia’s Home
The Garden Club of Frederick met Friday at 10 00 am at Mrs Carlos de Garmendia’s home near Tuscarora. Members discussed hardy phlox and canterbury bells, with exhibits of perennials shown on the lawn followed by refreshments. BIRTH RATE Up. Washington July 13 America’s birth rate rose in 1934 for the first time in ten years with 7 158 939 live births and a rate of 17 1 per thousand. New Mexico 279 and California 127 per thousand were noted highest and lowest respectively.
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GARDEN CLUB
Garden Club of
Frederick
Carlos de Garmendia
Tuscarora
Washington
America
Census Bureau
New Meco
California
Hartman to Knoxville Southern Association team
Frederick Hustler pitcher known as Boney Hartman departs this evening to join the Knoxville team in the Southern Association. He is joining on the invitation of Clarence Blehen and a Knoxville staff member.
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Hartman
Frederick
Knoxville
Southern Association
Clarence Blehen
Junior delegates named for Frederick County Firemen's Convention
Lexis R. Dertzbaugh, president of the Junior Fire Co, lists delegates for the Frederick County Firemen's Convention to be held July 24 and 25. Delegates include Charles Troxell, Charles Bell, Samuel Gardner, Franklin Davis. Alternates are George L Miller, Charles Hoje, Frank B. Sappmegion, Clyde Mooney, Irving Smith.
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Lexis R. Dertzbaugh
Junior Fire Co
Frederick County
Charles Troxell
Charles Bell
Samuel Gardner
Francis Davis
Pranklin
George L Miller
Charles Hoje
Frank B. Sappmegion
Clyde Mooney
Irving Smith
Drunken Man Rescued From Creek at Park South End
A drunken man was saved from drowning in a creek at the south end of the park Friday. Rescue workers pulled him from the water, kept his head above danger, and moved him to a safer spot.
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south end Park
elad
Cassell Music Club Event Highlights Local Social Scene
About 25 participants from Muse Club members and Sabre group gathered Friday evening. The group enjoyed supper at six, bowled, played tennis, danced, and engaged in various recreations, with music and socializing shaping the night.
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CASSELL MUSIC CLUB
Muse Cub
amer ia haing
sme
Faces Assault Charge in Washington County Case
David Phettyplace of near Wolfsville was arrested Friday night by Deputy Charles W. Smith on assault and battery charges against Oscar Green of Washington County. He was handed to Consable Fercuzon for Smuthsburg custody and awaits a hearing.
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David Phettyplace
Wolfsville
Charles W. Smith
Oscar Green
Washington county
Phettyplace
Smith
Fercuzon
Smuthsburg
Mission Meeting to Open Tonight at Hold Cattese Campus
The Frederick Missionary Conference of the Evangelical and Reformed Church begins this evening on the Hold Cattese campus and runs to July 19. Leaders from both branches attend the merged denomination with sessions on Christian Youth Building a New World and various mission studies. Dr Henry I Stahr of Hood College will preach the conference sermon, with daily programs led by Rev David Baker and others in Brocheck Hall and Sumset Service.
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Frederick
Latin America
F. A Rosenberger
Leonard B
c. Immanuel church
Hanover
Edward T. Pitt
Helen L. Barnhart
York
Henry I. Stahr
Hood College
David Baker
Baltimore
Schoo Barndad
Iraq
Crartes
Enders
Wangran
D. C
Bro
Philapaia
Pal
reta
Paziadelp
Charles LeGaley
adeiphia
Laura M Snider
Birthday party honors Rus ons forty third birthday
A Wednesday evening birthday gathering was held at East Patrick street for Rus ons with many attendees listed including Mr and Mrs Russell Guyton Mr and Mrs Moessingger Mr and Mrs Brasney Mr and Mrs Bruch Jr Witliam Ba Hoeffner and others. Afterward refreshments were served.
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Rusons
East Patrick street
Russell Guyton
Moessingger
Brasney
Bruch Jr
Witliam Ba Hoeffner
Mins
Glo
George Hex
Water
George Crome
Edman
Marie Crone
Messi
G.geon
Richard Blair
Rovers
Legionnaires Picnic Binds Six Counties at Pen Mar
Legionnaires from six counties join in a Sunday picnic at Pen Mar for the third annual gathering of veterans from Frederick Carroll Washington Maryland and York Adams Franklin counties in Pennsylvania. State Legion commanders from surrounding states will attend.
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Pen Mar
Frederick
Carroll
Washington
Maryland
York, Adams
Franklin
Pennsylvania
Legion
U S Russia Sign Trade Pact Ends 18 Years
Washington July 13 AP The United States and Soviet Russia signed a trade agreement to boost sales between the two nations ending 18 years of unsatisfactory commercial relations. The State Department said the pact, made in Moscow, involves purchases totaling 30,000 600 dollars by Russia in the United States next year and grants Russia full benefits of existing and future trade pacts.
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Washington
United States
Russia
State Department
Moscow
William C. Bullitt
Belgium
Haiti
Sweden
Schuschnigg May Quit As Chancellor
Vienna reports that the Austrian cabinet tentatively suggested to Chancellor Kurt Schuschnigg that he resign for an extended vacation after an automobile accident killed his wife and injured their son. Vice-Chancellor Ernst Von Starhemberg would take his place as the fascist militia leader.
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Vienna
Kurt Schuschnigg
Ernst ¥ Von Stahremberg
Humwehr
millitia
Mime
Schuschnigg
Linz
Elbesberg
Ernst Von Stahremberg
Vatican City
Fire Destroys Packing Plant. Couple Leaps to River
A six hour fire at the D. E. Foote Packing Company in Malington Maryland destroyed the plant. Vice-president George Phillips Jr and his wife fled through a window as exits were blocked and swam about 50 yards to shore. No injuries beyond a scare were reported.
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Malington
D. E. Foote Packing Company
Chester river
George Phillips
Emmitsburg Man Injured In Sickle Incident
Bernard Eckenrode, 50, from Emmitsburg, cut a tendon while using a sickle on Thursday. He was treated at Warmer Hospital.
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EMMITSBURG
Bernard Eckenrode
cuta
Mf Warmer Hospital
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Weather data and temperatures from historical record
The report lists 24 hours of weather through July with precipitation figures, temperatures, and solar and lunar timings. It notes yesterday's high 98 and last night low 453 with year-ago comparisons, plus stream conditions on Monocacy and Potomac as lightly cloudy to clear.
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l.tg
Potomac
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