Trooper and Blackmailer Die in Gun Duel at Cemetery
Private Charles Stewart of Monessen dies after a deadly confrontation over a packet marked $10,000 near a cemetery. The assailant Sabo is killed. Stewart dies in hospital. In Chicago, robbers fatally shoot a policeman and severely wound another after a gas station holdup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Stewart
Lombwee
W. P. Wright
Monessen
Stewart
Fred
Delta
Sabo
Hostal
Fines Totaled as County Traffic Violations Reported
Frederick reports show $5,289 in fines for traffic offenses from the past week. Towns listed include Buckeystown and Emmitsburg with drivers cited for speeding and licenses issues, and several names such as James F. Pletcher Rodger Lowe Thadden Nor tt John W Byler and others noted for violations.
Court News: Divorce Case and Local Reunion Highlights
Equity case Orpha R Eyer versus Harry Esler for absolute divorce filed. Marriage license noted for Edward Morris and Kathryn Cucmas, both of Resting. Reunion held July 13 in honor of Mrs Rebecca Bowman Brown with extensive family attendance and gifts. A speeding arrest in the city led to $19 collateral for appearance in People's Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orpha R. Eyer
Harry Esler
Muel A. Lewis
Attorper
Edward Morris
Kathryn Cucmas
Board of Education of
Frederick Mints
Nellie MM
Winchester
Margaret SC Jordan
W. Gest Welter
Ieunion
Rebecca Bowman Brown
Jace RR
Verey Brown
Daugstess
Muid
Dorothy
Wi- Brown
Treva
Theodore Brown
Dra
Suon Brown
Homer
Samuel Seraxer
I. Want
Nadine
Yssel Brown
Noah
Fred Kubo
Helens
Fern Brown
Rogella
Catrin Beker
Benn - Mir
Om Brown
Union Bridge
G. Mill Baum
Auto Accident Claims Life Of Local Girl
A fatal automobile accident near Union Bridge maimed Helen Warehime two days earlier. The 12 year old, daughter of Clarence Caypaugh, was struck while crossing a road with her parents nearby. The inquest jury and State's Attorney Theodore F. Brown exonerated Warehime from blame. Survivors include her parents a sister and grandparents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dhewerie
Adc
Parence Arc
Sr. Claybaugh
Prank Wreniee
Unne Bridge
Helen
Theodore F. Brown
George C. Benson
George Wrentzel
Jacob Saar
Exjos McKinney
Willam G. Wrentsel
George Delph
Frank Muller
Hornie |Byde
John Bowman
Rarph Shir
James Coleman
J. H. Grones
E. L. Eyles
Jena
Iso
Job
Jacob Mackey
Mre
John Ridenourel
Prederick
Woman who saw Tribune reporter slain located in Chicago
A woman who witnessed Tribune reporter Alfred Lingte being shot on June 9 has been found. State's Attorney John A. Swanson says she is recovering from a hysterical collapse after a day of accidents and will be the state's key witness once fit for questioning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Alfred Lingte
TriBune
John A. Swanson
Swanson
Lingle
Fee
Boy who put spike on rails is sentenced in Maryland
Fourteen year old Clarence Creaton was sent to the Maryland Training School for Boys for placing a spike on the tracks that caused the derailment of the Pennsylvania Limited near Mt. Washington. The act damaged four cars but caused no casualties. His 12 year old cousin Howard Bloom was released to his parents. A judge postponed addressing Bloom’s case pending state Commerce Commission action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. 5
Waxter
Wesigaton
State Commerce Commission
Odd Fellows Plan Teunion At Rows Park Event
The Independent Order of Odd Fellows lodges of Maryland Pennsylvania and West Virginia announce a teunion Saturday at Rows Park six miles west of Hagerstown on the Baltimore Turnpike at Copococheague. Allegany Washington and Frederick counties expected strong representation with the Taneytown Baptist Boy and Cumberland delegation accompanied by Henry Bart Post drum corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. C. C. F. Beenton
Independent Order of Odd Fellows of
Maryland
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Rows Park
Hagerstown
Baltimore Turnpike
Copococheague Otek
Allegany
Washington
Frederick Counties
I. C. C. F. Baoy
Taneytown
Mott Cumberland
Henry Bart Post
Bavshman Family Third Reunion Planned at Hanover
The Bavshman family holds its third annual reunion on July 17 at Ropp's Willow Oak Park in Hanover. A program prepared by the committee includes officers President Mix John Leese, Vice-President T G Puhr Tan, Secretary William H Pabrmah, Treasurer L P Baughman, with historians Mrs Charles Leese Mrs Hida Hess and L P Baughman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bavshman
Ropp
Willow Oak Pack
Hanover
Mix
John Leese
West Minster
T. G. Puhr- Tan
York Road
William H. Pabrmah
L. P. Baughman
Westminster
Charles Leese
Hida Hess
Car damages Brunswick street clash with Chevrolet owner
A parked Chevrolet coup owned by Mrs. AL Denner of Brunswick was struck near the Al Daugh Chevrolet Sales garage by a car driven by a man nicknamed Red Cornelias. Clerk Roseman, employed at the Harpers Ferry Light and Power Co, witnessed the incident and reported the damage occurred about 9:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL. Denner
Roseman
Brunswick
Harpers Ferry Electric Light and Power Company
Weot Powieoni
Exumszick
Sansay
Red” Cornelias
Alse J
Buhl New Reatway Underway On Weverton Hill
Work is laid to raise a concrete roadway over Weverton Hill. A distance of about TAM a mile has begun, and the road from Brownsville to Weverton is closed. The project is tied to Tenney & Long and OL Hagerstown, with a future link to the Natwaai niwhwat and State Jaghway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buhl New Reatway
Weverton Hill
Brownsville
Wevertom
Tenney & Long
Maryland Holds Its 26th Place
Wascenstec July 6 AP Maryland remains the sixth state with a population shift. Census data show Maryland at 8 279,000, a rise of about 12.2 percent since 1930, ranking 26th and widening its lead over neighboring states. Virginia stays ahead with over 18 percent growth, while Maryland surpasses its nearest rival by roughly 2,230 inhabitants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wascenstec
Albots
Virginia
Tentresace
Oxnama
Virginum
Marinahd
Pus
Earthquake Near Rangoon Believed To Kill Fifty
Rangoon Burma July 18 AP Fifty persons were believed killed or severely injured after a severe quake 60 miles north of Rangoon in Tharrawaddy district. Many houses collapsed including the village of Leepadan. An unrelated doll show at Mullins Park drew 300 attendees with seventy five dolls entered and awards given to several participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rangoon
Burma
Tharrawaddy
Leepadan
Services At Mullinix Park Sunday Evening
Services in Mullinix Park will be held Sunday at 7.25 with a sermon by a pastor at 3.15. A chorus of three colored churches will perform and extra pews and benches have been installed to seat attendees. Res J E Dotson Rev J W Townes and Rev 5 H Dutton are in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellinix Park
Deird
Mullinix Park
Dave Sewts
J. E. Dotson
J. W Townes
H Dutton
Erecting dsiry barn contactor from Jefferson
A contractor from Jefferson begins building a barn for George Lakix at a rural site. The project notes mention use of the barn structure and related work details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Reser
Jefferson
George Lakix
Hoover policies praised for farmer relief and national progress
The article defends President Hoover's farm relief programs and tariff measures as essential to counter world market depressions. It credits the Hoover administration with creating agencies, boosting industry and agriculture, and advancing infrastructure while urging bipartisan support for continued progress.
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Watson
Strato
Forves Campagn
Piedgts
Senate Progressives
Hoover Farm
Federal Warm Board
Hoover
Charges Against Girl's Companion Are Continued
Richmond July 18 AP Charges of seizing and secreting Miss McClenny a prominent Richmond girl were continued until August 1 in Henrico court at the request of the commonwealth. Harry Dickenson appeared bond $1000. His brother H N Dickenson and Johnnie Leadbetter charged with aiding and abetting also face trial August 1 and bonded. Miss McClenny said she went away with him voluntarily though he was married. They had stayed in a Waynesboro apartment since the disappearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Mery
Prances McClenny
Harry Dickenson
Henrico Court
Commonwealth
Dickenson
H. N. Dickenson
Harry
Johnnie Leadbetter
Miss McCrenny
Waynesboro
Officials Take Baker Case Suspect From Montreal to Washington
Four American officials entrain for Washington carrying Herttan Hetty Barrere itinerant painter to face murder charges in the death of Navy Department employee Mary Baker. A female companion escorted to Philadelphia will be released there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Washington
Herttan
Hetty Barrere
Mary Baker
Navy Department
Barrere
Philadelphia
Revenue agents seize three in Randwick for violating the Volstead Act
U S agents arrested three residents in Randwick on liquor law violations. Individuals named include Mrs. Martin of Peserayne, George Count Tannor, and Whitey of the lock house near the river badge. Taylor and Whitney remained jailed awaiting bail. Mrs. Martin released. Hearing set today before a U S Commissioner in Batu Dore.
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Rand
Brunswick Priday
Uhree
Martin
Peserayne Good
George
Tannor
Je Whitey
River Badge
Taylor
Whitney
Dell
U.S
Batu, Dore
Barricade Not Barrier To Automobile Accident
Three cars at the same spot near a Washington highway detour sign collided Wednesday night. Edith M. McAfee backed into the road and was struck by John Bartlett who was eastbound, with Russell Linton and others present. Charges of reckless driving and failure to yield were dismissed as neither party was fully at fault. Samuel and Lewis defended Bartlett.
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Braddock Heights
Frederick
Baltimore
Hasgerstown
Hagan
Guy K. Motter
H. Schroeder
Missis Mildred EB. Crampton
Helen Mathers
Mary Louise Lochner
Valletta Winger
Luellie Shipro
Mary Louise Dsy
Frances Yinger
Lenna Brannock
Helen Matkoe
Dorothy Cummins
Madeline Mohler
Virginia Baer
Edith Winpigler
Margaret van Posen
Marthew Lee Ritter
Lucille V. Chambers
Mary Kemp
Marybelle Castle
Sperry L. Storm
Cornelius S. Moberly
Elmer E. Nusx
Robert C. Harrinngton
Eugene Thomas
Frank J. Lewis
Meredith Young
Kenneth F. Devilbiss
W. Douglas Zimmerman
J. Marion Grove
B. Harwood Watson
W. Elwood O'Hara
Elwood Whitmore
Sydnor H. Bennett
Harold Jennings
Charles T. Houck
Glenn O. Garber
James N. Snouffer
Charles W. Poole
Guy W. Nusz
Ralph W. Boyer
Arthur McCanner, Jr
John R. Brady
Allen Willey
Ellsworth Taylor
Lincoln D. Engelbrecht
Addison
Mobderiy
Enc Summers
James E. Doub, Jr
Meredith Hickman
Laurens N. Bowers
William H. Bart
Washington Highway
Evergreen Filing
Edith M. McAfee
Bartlett
Russell Linton
Miss McAfee
Das’ * F. Roberto
John Kettleman
George Alger
McAfee
M.D. Brubaker
Justice Bowers
Samuel & Lewis
Hooded crowd threats target communists in Alabama
About 2 000 people in Ku Klux Klan regalia paraded through Birmingham and Bessemer. They placed a burning cross at a reputed communist group’s residence and burned an organizer of the Trades Union Security League in effigy after a police raid that led to three arrests. The crowd distributed thousands of circulars telling blacks to ignore red propaganda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Ku Klux Klan
Bessemer
Trades Union Security League
Maryland and Virginia Population Gains Noted
Market notes indicate Maryland and Virginia show population gains amid mixed signals on shares. New York market activity suggests cautious upswings with some stocks advancing while others drift, reflecting an uneven week in the financial scene.
Pageant 10 Ends Missionary Meet At Campus
Pageant marks end of missionary meeting with a large campus gathering. Attendees include Frances Sigur fouse Isabella Spillman and many others as conference delegates split into groups for study sessions. Activities include sunset service at 6 30 and communion service at 6 45 followed by a farewell social on Cobdlents Hall second floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Sigur Fouse
Isabella Spillman
Frances Myers
Judie
Phylis Kefauger
Mary ‘Trimbie
He Myers
Frances Trimbie
Rachel Pane
Rabena Thompson
Wealth
Henry Seibert
Brounte Dottars
Grantham Myer
Lester Stewart
John McKee
Edgar Thompson
Chartres Toward
James Kearney
Theodore Weller
Pau
Visperee Abseaiy
Henry Wilson
Howard Sigafoose
Evelyn Wever
Frances Igefoose
Grace McDonald
Katherine Kearney
Lucille Butts
Roger Chapman
Detra Myers
Isabella Bolliman
Madge Witspatrick
Carper
C. d Stts
Howard K. Brown
McKown
Albert Greves
Stevin Kilmer
Kefauver
Punt — Dieta
Philadelphia
Cobdlents Hall
Emeline Lark
Bhamokin
Braddock Ps
Hood College
Pen Mar
Delegates Named for State and National Conventions
Delegates from the Francis Scott Key Post Auxiliary were chosen for the Maryland State Convention in Baltimore August 29 and 30 and the National Convention in Boston October 9. Local names include Mrs Grayson Crumbaugh Mrs Robert Hammond Mrs Chares Talley Jr Erwin Runto Mrs Joan Albaugh Mrs Willem Gheok and Mrs William Ray. Abernatey and other members were selected for the state committee and the National Convention delegation. The Key Auxiliary, with 261 members, discussed July 25 or 26 event plans and noted its large membership in Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
The
Auxilary
Prancis Scott Key
Auxiliary
Baltimore
Boston
Southern Hotel
Grayson Crumbaugh
Robert Ll. Hammond
Char
Ramsburg
Arts
Charles 5
Houck, Jr
Royal
P Kemp
Francis Scott Key Council
Secnina
Francis
Valley Locust Valley Premises Not De Thee in GF200
unreadable fragment mentions Valley and Locust Valley premises and GF200s. unclear details about date or parties. unable to determine full event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arangemenis
Ge-te-Church Phan A J Qayna in Frederick Frames
Fragmented OCR reads Ge te Church Phan A J Qayna formerly of Frederick with references to church campaign and court. The garbled text suggests a local religious figure and related activities in the community and possibly a campaign or campaign support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ge-te-Church
Phan
A. J. Qayna
Frederick
Vallois
Hedges Elected Heady and Civic Service Cone
W Hedges was named president of Cilens International amid a slate of roles including state auditor deputy and public relations director. The ceremony occurred as part of Lions activities with participation from district members and local civic groups.
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Canasta My
Hentges
Trey Se
Lions My
Bow Suseedts v. Sate
Fazar Boy
Ngwierk
Tate of
Arkansas
Patie Utilities
Senate Faces Night Session Over Treaty
Washington July 1 Opposition to the naval pact vows no full debate while leaders of the overwhelming pro London Pact bloc keep the Senate in session. Senator Morse Republican New Hampshire leads the attack as opposition vows no filibuster though tactics are called time killing. Some expect debate may end sooner with a possible vote late tonight or tomorrow if advocates temper talks and limit debate to start next Tuesday.
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Washington
Wey
Senate
Mmoecs
Republican
New Hampshire
Insisten
Benator Watson
Rome
German Reichstag dissolved amid crisis in 1930s Berlin
Berlin reports the Reichstag dissolution as Germany’s political crisis peaks. The Bruening cabinet remains in office under Article 48 emergency powers after a parliamentary vote toppled the government over financial decrees, with violent scenes in the chamber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Germany
Reichstag
Wald
Clason
Bruening
Retchstag
von Hindenburg
Totay
Falls Man Dead After Axe Attack in Rear Yard
Grand Rapids, July 18. Walter Garbarczyk, 20, dropped dead today after striking John Jarek in the head with an axe in a rear yard. Police say Garbarczyk attacked the boy in a drunken fury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids, Mich
Walter Garbarczyk
Keint
Ste
John Jarek
Garbarczyk
British steamer rescues all on burning ship Tarzis
The British steamer Rangrata radioed Portishead today that she had rescued all passengers and crew from the burning German steamer Tarzis. The Tarzis, reported near midnight, carried Valparaiso top and Hamburg reports.
Appointment Sought for Second Vice President Nomination
Fragmentary record notes a request to appoint James S Bis to the office of second vice president suppressing other names. Mentions Charles R Walker and a deceased person in unclear context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toh & Foster
James S Bis
Charles R. Walker
Typhoon hits Japan and Korea with heavy loss of life
Reports say a Japanese typhoon swept the lower islands, causing many deaths and widespread property damage. Communications were severed, several boats sank off Shimoda and Nagasaki, and public buildings were unroofed as floods and debris disrupted relief efforts.
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Japan
Tokyo
Nagaaaki Prefecture
Home Ministry
Gensarere
Nagasaki
Brimewick Set for August 4 Municipal Election Contests
Election officials announce next Tuesday’s meeting to appoint poll workers for Brimewick’s August 4 municipal election. The mayoral race is chief, with incumbent Earl Besley in Bradwick’s third ward seeking re election, while David Riser in first ward and L Malone in second ward face challenges from Forrest G. Moler and others. Nuce Truax and Jennings are among the second ward challengers. The three holdover council members remain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brimewick Municipal Speton
Beaun
Tires
Céetera
Earl Asley
Bradwick
David Riser
Forrest G. Moler
L. Malone
Lepisies
Br. Malo
Matthew P. Jennings
William C. Nuce
Lioyd
Truax
Train service from Dublin tied by strike
Dublin train service between the city and Kilmainham Bray and Dalby was suspended by a strike in sympathy with omnibus drivers demanding union recognition.
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Dublin
London
Klogmen
Dalby
Bray
National
Uola Io
Maryland Youth Killed in Automobile Accident
Morriston Pa July 18 AP Red Crick PB Webster 18 of Princess Anne Md killed Willem Adkton also of Princess Anne seriously hurt when their automobile collided with a truck on the Lincoln highway six miles north of Langhorne
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morristile
Red Crick PB
Webster
Princess
Arne
Willem Adkton
Adam
Lincoln Highway
Langhorne
Hard coal miners agreement ratified
New York reports the ratification of the hard coal miners agreement as part of a tentative deal with anthracite operators. The piece notes forthcoming speeches by Baptists and union leaders in Braddock and Washington, detailing a schedule of civic events and visits related to the labor agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tg Subtec
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menGer
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Jed
Anthoni Wisnd
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Halen Claybaugh, 5
Middleburg
Muliters Park
Predesick
EK W. Walker
Anna Coupim
Nettie Jones
Enza Duseess
Pear Nickens
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Tae Hoover
Rivera
Congress
Radio Commission
Prderal Power Commission
Boulder Dam
Treasury Department
Pew
Veterans’ Affairs
Interior Department
McClenny-Dickenson
Baker Case
Cannon
Banks
Forrest Brown
Newie Mercer
Noma HoStman
Gertrude Brown
Ted Brown
Jodee Lierd
Virginias
Tae
Tom
Hugh Ievels
Joss Tan
Tec
Returned Church Conference
Saint Grace
Chaimers
W. Waick
Grace Churn
Waick
Denver
Eare W. Hedges
Hacer
Sareta
Finbermeen
Toad
Suty
Pety-aix
Manwern
Cikie
Shimoda
Bretwick Crpeadl
Peperd
Virginis
Braddock
Ordeck
Auditorim
W. J Royal
Dty
Assembly
Joseph Water
Geremmuor Pollard
Union Station
Goverich
Mert Howe
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