Mexico Mourns Carranza Air Hero in New York Funeral
Mexico and the United States mourn the loss of Captain Amelio Carranza an acclaimed Mexican aviator killed in New Jersey. Mexico declares days of mourning and orders full military honors as Carranza's body arrives in New York for a public funeral. Officials from the Mexican embassy and U S army attend with a formal state ceremony anticipated at Broadway and 65th Street.
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Memcan Consilate
Sunday ball game in Hagerstown faces legality questions
Hagermoen July 14 AP reports plans for a Blue Ridge League Sunday game in Hagerstown amid legal uncertainty. Officials dodge comment as authorities consider if the game can be played without sanction. A prior Sunday clash in 2 years ago led to arrests and a Frederick test case ended in a $25 fine.
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Hacover Lemme
Blue Ridge League
Mtieety
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Keither
Hagerstown
Fredeck Clube
Frederick
Harvesting of Wheat to Cover Wide Territory
Chicago July 14 AP Harvesting of 1926 wheat crop is expected to expand from the Winter wheat belt into the Spring wheat territory next week if weather holds. Winter harvests already underway and corn, oats, and provisions show varied moves as traders await the midsummer crop outlook and a possible movement in oats and corn.
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Chicago
Cumberland Suffers Flood Damages From Torrential Rain
Cumberland experiences heavy rains washing mud and bricks from streets. Flooding damages basement areas and business districts with losses estimated up to 73 000 dollars. Bridges and farm roads report washouts and weather disrupts daily life in the region.
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Auto overturn near Fredericksburg injures none
Four occupants of a Star City West Virginia sedan escaped injury when their car skidded near Frederick and overturned traveling toward Atlantic City. The right rear wheel broke, fender damaged, window broken, steering damaged. no one injured. Vehicle towed to Francis Scott Key garage. delays in wheel replacement caused travel delay. This was the third crash on Frederick Braddock road in four days.
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Bradcock Hall
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C. E Cline
Republican Leader Is Held for Office Sales
E L Patton a Negro Republican leader was arrested on indictments from a Biloxi federal grand jury charging him with the purchase and sale of public offices. J C Tannehill former U S Marshal for the southern district was jailed on similar charges. Both taken to Biloxi for arraignment as the federal patronage probe widens.
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Mississippi
Officers installed at Tamia Lodge No. 51 ceremony details
The Mev ug ULeman Ka Rebekah Lodge No. 51 held installation for new officers led by district deputy Joe Gent and several past noble grands. Names include Noble Grand Mrs Saddle Ogle and multiple officers with titles. ceremony followed by refreshments and a note urging cooperation for a successful term. A weather superstition from St Swithin's Day mentions 40 days of rain.
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Ansa Mohler
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Erehytt Shafer
Bessie James
Gustdian
Helena Wilside
Smith Hoover race shaping up in 1932 campaign
The piece analyzes Al Smith versus Hoover in the political contest, noting Smith's appeal to middle class and labor groups, tactics likely to win votes, and the potential impact of immigrant and white collar voters. It discusses Smith’s campaign machinery, the candidate’s long political experience, and the uncertain fate of the national race as voters weigh personality and policy.
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Taft
Willon
Smallpox Epidemic Hits Middleburg In Maryland
Health officer reports sixty smallpox cases in Middleburg Washington county near Hagerstown with 46 cases in the area and several deaths. Dr. Kefauver urges vaccination and revaccination as the key to controlling the outbreak amid cross state concerns and a planned public vaccination meeting.
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Kefauver
Social held by Epworth League and Christen Endeavor Societies
A delightful social occurred Tuesday evening at Rev. Charles W. Lockard's home in Lewisbokn under the Epworth League and Christen Endeavor Societies. About one hundred residents from Lewis town Yellow Springs and Catoctin Furnace attended, with Frederick guests joining. the event featured an opening program, many entertainments, lawn games, and lighting by Japanese lanterns, with music by a Frederick orchestra and late refreshments.
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Fresh Air Children program begins in county
Reverend ALA Perce of Lenyotn will host Fresh Air Children for two weeks starting August 2. Families willing to host children aged 5 to 12 are asked to notify Mr. Petce. Children will be met at the station by hosts and taken to their homes until August 11, sponsored by the Fresh Air Society of New York.
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County Scouts Camp Output Amid Stock Market Slump
The report notes County Boy Scouts leaving for camp Monday, amid the worst stock market break since 1914. It details troop movements from Montgomery and Calvert counties, with 23 scouts at the camp last week and weekly departures from Washington Council through August 23.
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Two Maryland boys committed to reform schools
Frank Wright aged 16 and Westry Mansfield aged 19 were committed by Juvenile Court to St Marys Industrial School and the Maryland School for Boys for an indeterminate period, under Chief Judge Harmond Trois. The decision aimed at guiding their future welfare and reducing further trouble, with supervised confinement at the two institutions.
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Carl Bell
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Michael E. Pue
Auto Club Supervisor Ralph W Boyer Appointed
Ralph W Boyer named supervisor of the Frederick Branch of the Automobile City club in Maryland. He succeeds T Bennett Chat isbee who left Frederick two weeks ago. Boyer, a graduate of Frederick High School in 1976, has been assistant supervisor and brings prior local service to the role.
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Septic Sore Throat Epidemic Reported in Barre Mass
Barre grapples with over 60 cases of septic sore throat amid wet weather. Local physician notes most cases nonfatal and compares to outbreaks in nearby Lex where 76 fatalities recorded. He says Barre cases resemble Lee incidents, attributing spread to extended rain.
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Septic sore throat tolls three more lives in town
An AP report from Mask dated July 14 notes the septic sore throat epidemic in the town has claimed three more lives, raising fatalities to 26 and leaving over 60 severely ill as Sunday services prepare in Baker Park. The town, population 4,000, faces ongoing health crisis.
Workmen Trapped in Sewer Near-Dead. Rescue Hampered
In Chicago on July 14 press reports say seven workmen may have died as water flooded two storage tunnels where 25 men were cleaning walls. A shorted high tension cable and confusion over water release hindered efforts as men fled toward ladders while others were last seen on the eighth trip.
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Court News Property Deeds and Marriage Licenses
Property deeds recorded include Nicodemus Ice Cream Co to Wallace W Crtnwell for 10 dollars and others such as Susan Wenner to Thomas Potterfield for 6 dollars and Oscar Brandenburg et al to Frankton Gledhill for 320. Marriage licenses listed for Paul Crum and Alma Mural in New Market and Gay Myers and Vicki Dedinst in Bagertown among pairs. several county transactions and domestic notices appear with names and places.
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Swedish and Finnish Planes Rescue Effort Details
Swedish and Finnish planes joined a rescue expedition at Splitvergen today led by Mir, Mieed W. Ditmar and a chorus. The Baker Park Orchestra will perform with concerts scheduled July 26, 31, and August 7, weather permitting. If rain cancels, the program moves to Friday evening following the set date. Local firms sponsor the events at Baker Park.
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