Corum and Shores Held for Arson Trial
Howard Corum 24 and Carl Shores 33 were held on arson charges after a preliminary hearing in Jefferson County. Witness Lewis Hale testified footprints linked the men to several fires intended to cover thefts, including a Lambert barn blaze valued at 3,000 dollars and a Zimmerman shed fire. Hale admitted being with them before each fire, while Corum confessed in three chicken theft cases and tried to shift blame to Shores.
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Howard Corum
Carl Shores
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Justece Bennett
Peoples Cam th moening
Corum
bai
Shores
Lewis Hale
Hale
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Hele
John W. Cook
Gonarles Hayes
Lieut
Joseph Doughercy
State Insurrance Commissioner's office
Foreman
Redmond
Dougherty
Hist
Amther D. Lambert
Feagaville
shawrick
Tobias Zimmerman
Adamstown
Bale
Joshua E. B. Zimmerman
Harry Fral
Feagavilla
Lembert
Male
Zimmerman
Doughey
Orum
ak Corum
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Shoester
Josmua Zimamemman Daxne
Hate
gerry Dlooms
pune
Hospital Report and City Meeting Update
Brief hospital report notes patient status and regular monthly meeting in Frederics City. The item mentions departure for par for pat and lists deaths with unclear details.
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Frederics City
Statewide crop reports show smaller yields and acreages
Maryland crop data indicate a drop from 1,563,000 to 1,529,000 harvested acres this year with a reduced tobacco and potato area. The average yield is seen near 22 bushels per acre, down from 24 last year, while tobacco prices hovered around 32 cents. disease and weather effects affected final estimates.
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Maryland
Camwell
Bonus Seeking Vets Puzzle In Capital City
Puzzle notes a capital city contest involving veterans and a special bonus. The fragment hints at a scoring or fee detail tied to a 109 figure, but readability is limited and specific facts are unclear.
State Air Force Reformed Church Publicity Part Arrives
Conference ends as relief bill passes for annual Hood camp. Ten planes scheduled today include six service and four training units.
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STATE AIR FORCE
REFORMED CHURCH
HOOD
Pageants and Sunset Service Are Arranged
Event details indicate arrangements for upcoming pageants and a sunset service. Plans include multiple performances and a closing ceremony with community speakers. Participants and exact times are listed in accompanying notices.
SECTION STAYS OR NO BILL DECLARES RAINEY
Military encampment details note air squadron strength at Deirick airport and mentions officers and men. Religious conference pages and ceremonies are described with speakers and pageants at Coblenz Hall. Washington policy debate on Reconstruction finance and publicity clauses is summarized with White House and congressional positions.
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RAINEY
derick Sundar
Deirick
leavin
A. Masson
101th
Nation Squadron
Eth Paoto
104th Medical Corps
aero squadron
Garland Smith Acquitted At Third Murder Trial
Garland Smith is acquitted in a third murder trial. The case draws attention as a high profile prosecution with defense claiming insufficient evidence and jurors delivering a not guilty verdict after deliberation.
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GARLAND SMITH
Pet Show Held at TK Park With Prizes Awarded
About 500 people attended the TK Park pet show where areas of pets were exhibited and prizes awarded. Harry McHenne won for most unusual pet with a monkey named Wile. Dixie the pony, exhibited by Anna Margaret Johnson, won prime paint. Lonard Hiltner’s curio horse shoe set won a prize as the smallest pet. Participants included many cats mice turtles guinea pigs fish chickens dogs tadpoles ponies a squirrel goats and kittens. Judges were Mrs. Albert W. Condon Mrs. Elmer F. Munshower and Mrs. Harry O. Schroeder with Miss Nile Elizabeth rantz and others assisting.
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TK Park
Harry McHenne
emttering
Wile
Dixie
Anna Margaret Johnson
Lonard Hiltner
Albert W. Condon
Elmer F. Munshower
Harry O. Schroeder
Hel
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Elizabeith rantz iyn Ogle
Margaret Palmer
Wiliam soms
Roosevelts Visit Cape Cod Coastline Cruise Greeting
President Roosevelt sails his yacht through the Cape Cod canal and Gloucester as crowds cheer along the shore. Governor and entourage join the voyage amid festive reception by Cape Cod residents.
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Sandemnar
G. D. Roosevelt
Cape Cod
Gloucester
Cooling Breezes Lower Temperatures Across The Region
A weather note reports cooling easterly and westerly breezes helping temperatures drop overnight. Forecasters expect continued lower readings into the morning with lighter winds and improving conditions as clouds shift.
Borah Declines Headship of Third Party Ticket
Washington July 15 AP Borah Idaho senator says he is not a candidate for nomination on a third party ticket and his friends would not seek such run. He spoke after a conference with dry leaders and noted the topic was not pressed. Former Rep William D Upshaw is the Prohibition party candidate for president. The piece also notes opposition to endorsing Hoover and calls for a personal statement on repeal.
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Washington
Ater
Willam E. Borah
Idaho
Hicker
Borah
ion party
prohibsts
Wiliam D. Upshaw
Georgia
asd
Prohibition Board
AEE
Presiden Hoover
James Cannan
Methodist Episcopal church South
Clarence True Wilson
Board of Temperance, Prohibition and Public Morals
the
Methodist church
Pleasnt Valley Delegation Pushes School Restoration Plan
A Pleasant Valley delegation urged restoring the Carroll County school within the community. They noted state funding for four years and high costs, requesting reconsideration amid board retrenchment and existing bus contracts for transportation. Local citizens along the Taneytown Keymar highway also pressed transportation concerns.
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Carroll county
Pleasant Valley
Taneytown-Keymar
Ohio Republican Group Votes Down Repeal Plank
Ohio GOP group rejects repeal plank. About 130 votes opposing, fewer backing. Chicago-like chatter and unclear context mention central venue and money.
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OHIO
REPUBLICAN
Mrs Storr Dead in Wyoming Air Raid Death
Mrs Storr, wife of the American general Dauz van Ryx, died in Wyoming on January 13. The report notes her husband’s high rank and acknowledges her as a prominent figure in the era. Further details are limited in the fragment.
Tanker Explodes Near New Orleans. One Dead Four Missing
A series of explosions on a tanker near New Orleans killed one man, left four missing, and seriously wounded three others after the Warren burst into flames 23 miles up the Mussis Spotrier. B. Rossmusstr, 20, died at a hospital.
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New Orleans
Warren
B. Rossmusstr
Stomee
Beginning Investigation Of Carnival Shooting In Mechanicsville
State police and sheriff officials began their inquiry into a carnival shooting in Mechanicsville dated July 15. The incident left one person injured and prompted police to secure the scene as investigators gather statements and assess the credibility of witnesses.
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Mechanicsville
Hoover Slashes Own Salary and Cabinet by Ten to Fifteen Percent
The White House announced President Hoover will take a 15 percent cut in his $75,000 salary while cabinet members and top aides face similar reductions. Secretaries and assistants are set for 10 and 1 percent cuts respectively under the new economy order. Curtis left the meeting smiling after signing the order, noting his pay would drop from 1250 to about 1000 dollars monthly.
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HOOVER
sched
Theorde ok
White House
Treasury
Curtis
Routzahn Granted Hearing In Hagerstown
Ralph Routzahn near Middletown is to have a Wednesday hearing in Hagerstown after federal agents found 212 bottles and 79 gallons of home brew mash at his home. He posted $1000 bond and faces charges of manufacture and possession of liquor.
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Hagerstown
Ralph B. Routzahn
Middletown
United States
D. Angle Wolfinger
Raurtzahn
Ralph S Tagg
Charles E. Cushwa
Raulatha
pear
Sheil Willam
Ze Ras
WETS
Bow
Weather note with imprecise measurements from 1931 publication
A fragmented weather entry lists uneven figures for rainfall and temperature with references to past dates and unknown coded terms. The text includes numbers like 4.57 inches and times such as 3 03 a m, alongside ambiguous terms and place markers, reflecting a damaged archival weather record.
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