Orphans Court hears sale of Johnson farm in Westminster
In Westminster Maryland the Orphans Court heard exceptions to the sale of the late John W. Molesworth Sr 287 acre farm. The property was knocked down for about 3050 dollars at a second auction. The case involved heirs Davis Foster and others and noted disrepair of buildings.
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WESTMINSTER
JOHNSON
Joan zofa
rheest W. Molesworth
cansacre
Orphans Cour
court house
Murdoch
clese missioners
Davis
c. Foster
New York
D. Bradley BH. Dudrow
Hrattstorm merchant
2. S
Dudrow
Tyson
Molesworth
William M. Sten
Dennis
England
Thomas Mcbo
C. Nexien Eichison
Jsh
Quiet and selective activity marks New York stock market
New York July 19 AP reports a quiet selective stock market with modest ups and downs. Early gains faded into a monotone session as staples showed some strength while cotton faced moderate net losses amid weather influenced profit taking. Silver and rubber drifted, bonds and overseas markets moved, and sterling opened around 50.13.
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New York
angers
State Crop Report for Marulami Week of 17
Weather summary notes moderate temperatures early week warm midweek with abundant sun and light rain on 11th and 12th. Heavier rain on southern Eastern Shore, about two and a half inches, aiding garret county. Harvests continue. wheat and rye done in Allegany. corn and potatoes advancing. pastures and gardens fair to good with some poor points on Eastern Shore.
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Marulami
Johan R. Weees
Essem
froir county
Allegany
Maryland
fanny
rae
tae
Grace Reformed Picnic Attracts Four Hundred People
Grace Reformed Church School held its annual picnic at the Fat Grounds on Wednesday afternoon drawing about four hundred attendees. Homer Suonpson led school orchestra pieces and a 6 PM cafeteria supper followed, directed by Cyrus Immerman with Mrs. George W. Salter and Miss Travers Thomas assisting. Paul D. Simpson chaired the picnic committee with Paul S. Michael and Nevin T. R. Waskey. committee heads included Mrs Paul C Willard for children, Jessie Webster for spreadball, Houston Ferguson for gris games, and A. B. Pusher for transportation.
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Grace omed Church
Homer Suonpson
ed ahand
Cyris @immerman
George W. Salter
Travers Thomas
Paul D. Simpson
Paul S. Michael
Nevin T. R. Waskey
Russal L Michael
Paul C Willard
Xuss Jessie Webster
Houston Ferguson
A. BE. Pusher
Diplomatic Gag Over Free Speech Doctrine in German Crisis
Washington observers treat Hull Johnson dispute as a test of free speech amid German tensions. Confidential Berlin reports predict Hitler’s cautious moves toward stabilization rather than revolution, with questions remaining about Germany’s future leadership and policy direction.
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New
Hull
Washington
Germany
RODNEY DUTCHEER
Johnson
Hitler
mountaineer
Tennessee
State Department
Huil
Berlin
ing Zareup
Planned Joint Picnic At Mountain View Park
A committee from Carstian church and church members plan a joint picnic at Mountain View Park near Hyattstown in Frederick County. Jesse W. Nicholson, speaker from Chevchare, will discuss Dictatorship In Maryland and the Growth of Communism Since Repeal of Prohibition. Supper to be served and Poolesville band to provide music.
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Carstian church
man
ae a Nowood
Philip Ling
Mountain View Park
Hyattstown
Frederick county
Montgomery county
Jesse W. Nicholson
Chevchare
Nicholson
National Sentinels
Woman Voter
Maryland
Poolesville
North Dakota House Convenes Defying Gov Olson
North Dakota lawmakers meet in St. Paul style assembly to oppose Governor Olson and press a March on Capital agenda. Conservative factions clash as the chamber asserts its prerogative over executive power.
Langer Sympathizers Plan Action at North Dakota Capitol
North Dakota leaders faced a power clash as the House met amid a bid by William Langer sympathizers to seize control. A truck convoy of Farmers Holiday Association members arrived in Bismarck to support Langer ousted governor, while Lt. Gov. Ole H Olson revoked a special session and posted a proclamation. Naval guards stood by as rumors and standoffs circulated in the state capitol.
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Bismarck
N. D
North Dakota House of Representatives
Die H. Oion
North Dakota Farmers Holiday Association
William Tanger
Lameure county
state capitol
Langer
Olsen
Earle Sartes
Senate
Olson
Weather Summary Report Teaches 1923 Normal and Deficiency
The record notes daily weather figures including 68 station readings and 1923 495 normal inches. A 1934 precipitation deficiency is cited at 1 to 2 inches. Yesterday’s high reached 92 while the low and other values are listed with similar year comparisons. Streams Monocacy cloudy Potomac clear as of the report.
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BT inc
Potomac
Jeffersonian Club of Democrats Organized in Braddock Heights
An informal meeting at Vindebona Braddock Heights formed the Jeffersonian Club to mobilize for the upcoming primary and general elections. Attendees included local candidates Roy Hittner Charles Hahn Lamar Barrick Sherman Bowers and H A Meade, with remarks on voter registration and campaign strategy. City officials Aldermen Schroeder Grove City Attorney Smith and Register Exchelberger spoke, aiding participation after a postponed Mayor and Aldermen session.
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Vindebona
Braddock Heights
David C. Winebrenner
Ord
Jeffersonian Club
arious
Roy MM. Hittner
sherif
Charles S. Hahn
Lamar Barrick
Woodsboro
House of Delegates
Sherman P. Bowers
Hen Rescued From Snake by Swift Human Help
A fight between a hen and a five foot black snake ended when a man from the Durrow farm intervened and saved the hen near the nest. The snake was striking at the hen as she sat on eggs, and a broken egg was found as evidence of the struggle. The rescue occurred Wednesday evening at Sir Mrs. Mirtha L. Durrow’s home, now of Da masci.
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Mirtha L. Durrow
Damasci
Durrow
John L. Durrow
Potomac Offices Remodel Budget Sums to 2500
A note lists a $2,500 allocation to remodel two mess offices in Potomac. The report references Storace offices and an exception in the project scope.
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en Potomac
Alaska bound flight planes take off from Bolling Field
At Bolling Field 306 officers and civilians bid farewell as two airliners depart for Alaska on the first leg of an 8600 mile ferry flight. Major General Benjamin D. Pontois and Lt. Col. HH Arnold preside over the sendoff for Payton and the Roosevelts.
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ALASKA
BOLLING FIELD
Payton
reiu
Elliot Roosevel
Benjamin D. Pontois
Air Corps
Coloonel HH Arnold
Germans claim mass killings in concentration camps
Johannes Steel, exiled German official, told the New York Post a quiet wave of murders sweeps German camps. He cites Goering orders, isolation from news, and no letters home for three weeks. Sources set death toll at at least 2000 and predict a clash between communism and conservatism.
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Johannes Steel
Reich
New York Post today
Germany
Goering
Prussia
Steel
sant
Prar Von Papen
Hitler
Poem Writer Notes San Francisco Police Chief Quinn
A versifier cites a line about a policeman’s life and links it to William Quinn, head of San Francisco police, who faced the U S hardest police job after a general strike.
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iife
William Quinn ahoxe
San Francisco
paiiel
United States
stiuike
Remsberg Announces Daughter Kathryn Pitzer Marriage
Mrs. Charles J. Remsberg of Lake View announces the marriage of their daughter Kathryn Eliza Pitzer to Dr. Willian Schnauffer Jr. of Bruns wick, which occurred December 31 in Reading Pennsylvania. The bride attended Hood Seminary and St Josephs College. The groom, a Brunswick native, is a graduate of Washington College and the Medical College of Virginia. They left for the Century of Progress Fair in Chicago and will return to Brunswick in about a week.
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Charles J. Remsberg
Lake View
Kathryn Eliza Pitzer
Willian Schnauffer
Bruns- Wick
Reading
Penna
Schnauffer
Hood Seminary
Frederick
St. Joseph's College
Empmaltsburg
Brunswick
Joint Meeting of Glade Reformed Bible Classes
The Men and Women’s Bible Classes of Glade Reformed Church Walkersville held their second joint social on the church lawn hosted by Mrs Minnie H Cramer. The program featured The Big Three with readings and music by Irma Stull Lewistown Millard Crum Thelma Crum Mrs William Powell and others followed by refreshments and a long list of attendees.
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Glade Reformed Church School
Walkersville
Minnie H. Cramer
Nina Cramer
Harold Stull
Lewistown
Estella Murphy
William Pieter
Howard Barret
John Poole
Silas Cramer
R Ward StautYer
Nancy
John David Stauffer
Katharine
Hattie Myers
Belen Zimmerman
Dorotty
Trago Zimmerman
Hathar
Mildred
Jean Elizabeth Cutsa
Wiliam Bar
Harry Hedges
Theodore cus
Ephriam Zimmerman
George Graham
Harry Cramer
Edgar Roderics
Harvey R. Cramer
Keefer Cuisan
Frank Cramer
John E. Cramer
H. H. Summers
Da’ Barrick
Mirs
David
Rabies Threat Prompted Hunt of Wild Dogs
Fragmented text describes dogs hunted due to rabies risk with references to July events, a hospital, and an incident involving a needle in a finger. The readable portions mention medical attention, x rays, and a small needle fragment, but details are unclear.
Minnesota Truck Strike Widening As Employers Plan Action
Minnesota drivers enter a second strike with reports employers may move trucks soon. Picket lines grow around city markets while unions warn of possible escalation. Three days of disruption raise concerns over food and fuel supplies.
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Minnesota
Minneapolis
Ming
Police Drop Case of Recovered Bobby Connor
White Plains New York July 19 AP after clearing up puzzling angles police dropped the case of 21 month old Robert Connor who disappeared five days. The child improved and was given his first solid food in a week at Whites Plains hospital after rescue from woods near Hernsdale. Parents Mr and Mrs Charles H Connor visited him for the first time since the rescue.
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White Plains
Robert Connor
Robert
Whites Plans hospital
Grasslands hospital resters
Charles H. Connor
Hernsdale
Candidacy Filed as Democratic Candidate for County Commissioner
John S. Renn filed with the Election Supervisors his certificate of candidacy for nomination as a Democratic candidate for County Commissioner. The text notes charges dismissed against several individuals in a separate case, with Raymond Toms in a non-support matter and Wolfsville ordered to pay four dollars weekly for wife and five children. State's Attorney Sinn prosecuted the case. Sherman P. Bowers acted for Toms.
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Baltimore
Carroll
South vets
Raymond Toms
Wolfsville
Sinn
Sherman P. Bowers
Toms
MR. RENN
John S. Renn
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Carrell Mutual Benefit Association
Carrell Manufacturing Company
L. Greif and Brother
Hugh S. Johnson
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blue eagle
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Ute Carroll Manufacturing Company
eurote
bome
Gretf
GRACE REFORMED PICNIC
Purley
daffarres
Roosevelt
Pennsylania avenuee
France
Alway
Russia
Moscow
Hyraitstown
NORTH DAKOTA
Farmers’ Holiday Assn., Friends Of
Police Cour
Panama
Arias
D. Jr
John uights
run of Panama
Fra sheir
Panama City
JEFFERSONIAN CLUB OF DEMOCRATS
Nest
Damascus
Potomac Edison Co
ings
Dr. Schnauffer
Miss Remsberg
Glade Reformed Church
Schoo
Froder
FRISCO
Ohio
Union
Federal
Alameda county
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Kenton
Hardin county
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Ohio National Guard
George White
Columbus
Scioto
BOBBY CONNOR
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