Day Officiers Arrest 31 in Carroll County
Production agents with county authorities led to the arrest of 31 men in Carroll County this week on liquor law violations. The raids involved city agents Gobens and Ollen, under State's Attorney Theodore F. Brown, and Sheriff George Co. Fowble with Deputy Leo Warner. Several pleaded guilty, with fines ranging from 50 to 150 dollars, and others stood trial before Justice Benson. Additional arrests and bonds followed, including Ralph Brown who fled to Canada and was later arrested in Baltimore. warrants remain for other suspects.
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Carroll County
Lquor
Ollen
Wiliam A Gobens
Ciry
Theodore F. Brown
George Co. Fowble
Leo Warner
County Oak
Don Jone
George E. Benson
Ecker Brabbs
Mr. Atry
Donald Stull
Westminster
Truman B. Myers
Mr Pleasant
Arthur Bowers
Oscar Mullinix
Mt Airy
Justice Berson
Louis Baker
Union Bridge
Guy We. Steele
Ryler Hooper
Mr. Steele
Wereley Philips
Edward ©. Weant
Clyde Ricketts
Carroll Swartzbaugh
Sheriff Powble
Bond
Emmett Stultz
Tony Chrestfuthes
Satl Zentz
Williams. Arbaugh
Rey Wimert
Samuel Miers
Henry Wolf
Ralph Brown
Kit
Canada
Fowble
Baltimore
Westminster Jar
Pasquale Bosco
Edward
Weans
Bosco
Mears and Collyer on Last Lap of World Flight
Washington July 21 AP New York end point of a world voyage by John Henry Mears and B D Collyer reached Spokane Airport at 7 20 morning after refueling then departed for the coast. They had flown from Victoria B C direct from Japan aiming to beat the around the world record, expressing confidence they would reach Bremerton or break the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John Henry Mears
B. D. Collyer
Spokane
Victoria
B.C
Fipers
Japan
Rumia
Bremer Moon
Four People Poisoned by Food Ill at Hospital
Four individuals collapsed at a picnic and were rushed to a hospital with suspected food poisoning. Authorities from the health department and local investigators are examining the incident and interviewing witnesses. Names, ages, and exact locations are unclear in the fragmented report.
Securities trading and energy output weigh on markets this week
Volume of securities sales remained small amid cautious banking talk and tighter credit. Crude output reports triggered a subdued mood as gasoline demand stayed weak. Aircraft shares fluctuated, power and light stocks showed earnings strength, Texas Pacific Car moved higher while railroad investors remained muted due to merger hurdles. Granger stocks rose slightly in anticipation of a strong fall harvest.
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City Square
Power and Light Companies
Shtty Lass
Texas
Braddock Heights to Host Baptist Assembly Speaker
A regular service at Braddock Heights will be at 7 30 Sunday night in the auditorium led by Rev William C Royal. The Mary land Baptist Assembly meets July 14 27 featuring Rev Dr Yoseph T Watts Baltimore secretary of the State Mission Board. An orchestra concert and band pieces follow the program with Dr J T Watts delivering the address and Rev Royal speaking again on July 29 with Dr J Aspinall McCunig of New York City scheduled for August 5.
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Braddock Heights
Wilam C. Royal
Maryland Baptist Assembly
the Heights
Yoseph T. Watts
Baltimore
State Mission Board of the Baptist Church
J. T. Watts
Dewis Breddock
Beights
Charles C. T. Stull
Militaire Vo
Goldman
Frank G. Remsberg
Barhard
Vessala
Think Wife Imagined She Shot Her Husband
Norisown Pennsylvania July 21 AP Dr Virginia Alvarez Hussey a physician daughter of a former Venezuelan minister said she shot her husband Lindley M Hussey novelist and magazine writer and a woman friend then claimed she would kill herself with poison and fled authorities believed both Hussey and Grace Sadener a wealthy divorcee were alive and unharmed police reported Hussey appeared at headquarters incoherent and described the incident saying she had planned to die by her own hand but lost nerve
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Norisown
Virginia Alvarez Hussey
Lindley M. [Hussey
Tadies
Hussey
Grace Sadener
Venezuela
Castro
Women’s Medical College of
Philadelphia
Obregon Funeral Train Reaches Its Destination
The operal drift bringing General Alvaro Obregon’s body arrived in Navajo Se nota Nogales this morning. Senora Obregon collapsed as the train drew in and, though she rallied somewhat, was reported to be suffering from great mental stress. An American physician treated her in Nogales.
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Nogales
Arig
Alvaro Obregon
Navajo Senota
the Herald
Senora Obregon
Mexico
Italia's Base Ship Seeks Two Super Airplanes
In Warmenvend Germany on July 21 AP reports Heinkel plant secured order for two large Heinkel type 600 hp machines for the ship Citta di Milano at King's Bay. Deliveries expected in days to aid search for six missing men linked to the Stella dirigible incident of May 75. Defeats lists Auteur, France, July 21 AP notes American team reaches Davis Cup final stages.
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Warmenvend
Germany
Heinkel
Jain Ramaglia
Citta Dil Milano
King’s Bay
Stella
Unten
Auteur
France
Lanerca Tocar Celeates
Tiny
Jana
Tang Nex
Baptist Summer Assembly Ends Its Conference at Heights
The twelfth annual Maryland Baptist Summer Assembly concluded at Braddock Heights with about 275 attendees returning home. Rev W C Royal led the body while Miss Miriam Rhoads accompanied the musical program. Notable sessions included Woman's Missionary Union reviews and advanced courses led by Rev C M Perry Rev E J Wright and Dr Thomas J Watts with participants from Baltimore Washington Cumberland Hagerstown Salisbury Greensboro Richmond and nearby Maryland Virginia and free states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Bapti Sumter Assembl
Braddock Heights
the Heights
Woman's Missionary Caion
W. Quay Roselle
First Baptist Church
Malden
Gables of Water
C.C. Sparks
M. J. Croghan
Francis 3. Sappington
Austin E Rhoads
Miriam Rhoads
Thomas J. Watts
Baltimore
Washington
Cumberland
Hagerstown
Salisbury
Greensboro
Richmond
Maryland
Virginia
Free States
Frederick
I Grand Officers Visit Palestine Encampment
Palestine Encampment No 20 L 10 OF held an interesting meeting with grand officers visiting invited by deputy grand patriarch Horace H Albrough. Grand Patriarch Wilson R Rutherford spoke on behalf of the encampment, followed by talks from Grand High Priest Henry Will and others, then a committee served refreshments.
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Palestine
Horace H Albwugh
Wilson R. Rutherford
Henry Will
Raymond Hanson
Wo. E. South
Walter C. Comley
E. Earl Hearn
W. E. Bender
Welanger
HL AD Shafer
Gilead
Hegerstown
Grand Inside Sentinel
Charles P. Staler
George L. Mobley
Horace HB. Afosugh
S. Elmer Brown
George A. Webster
George J. Mobley
Charles P. Staley
Newton Man Named in Jury Verdict in Mississippi Case
Jackson July 21 AP The eighth indictment from a federal grand jury probing patronage by Republican leaders in Mississippi names George McClellan of Newton. He is charged with violating the statute against selling public offices and with involvement in the alleged sale of a U S Senate ship share in the southern district at Bitton.
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Jackson, Miss
Mississippi
George McClellan
Newton
McClellan
U.S
Bitton
Hoover inaugurates Western campaign in hometown
Herbert Hoover to launch his Western campaign in his birthplace with a native son celebration. Campaign manager James W. Good plans a two day Midwest roundup at Cedar Rapids immediately following the event. Federal reserve moves to raise discount rates to five percent, stock market closes irregularly amid mixed signals. Weather outlook shows showers early in the week then fair conditions, with midweek warmth.
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Chicago
Herbert Hoover
Priesi Non
Wi “Ai
James W. Good
Cetar Rapids
Suspected Burglars Show Cache for Gems
Police report four men James R gashed Braise MH Shaw arrested days ago near a Beverly street scene. About $20 worth of jewels recovered. Dr Thomas S Cullen Co Gordon Catchitt and Menry P L Merten named in statements. Jewels found on property of Mr Mutton.
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Norwond Meiehty Ag
Betow
Informastiog
Ube
James R
Braise
Shaw
Capiaz
Buns
Bes
Lee Iemey
Thomas S Culen
Gordan Catchett
Menry
Merten
Writer Drowns Self in Hudson
New York July 21 AP Virginia Drew literary protege of Maxwell Bodenheim was found dead in the Hudson River. Police say motive appeared to be despair over her failures as a writer. Bodeneh im, named in the report, was found later in Provincetown, Mass. He claimed ignorance of the death. A separate note from Bodenheim to publishers described her talent as weak, prompting her to threaten self harm. In other items, Captain Amelio Carron of Mexico, missing after a flight, was honored at the border in Laredo as his body was turned over to his people. Additional notice from Spokane, Washington reports the drowning of Mabel Hillard, daughter of Mr and Mrs C H Hillard, with few details provided.
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New York
Mills Virginia Drew
Maxwell Bodenbeim
Miss Drew
Hadsau River
Bodenbeim
Provincetown
Mass
Maxwell Bodenheim
Virginia Drew
Hudson River
Bodenheim
Laredo
Texas
Amelio Carron
Camain Carrans
New Jersey
Mexico City
Eood
Carranza
Electric Train Plunges Through New York Drawbridge
A New York electric train plunges through a drawbridge at Jamaica Bay. Emergency crews respond as investigators assess cause and damage. Passengers report injuries, and service interruptions affect regional transit routes. Authorities coordinate with railway officials to secure debris and restore operations.
First Car Smoker Submerged in Water Rescue In New York
A New York bridge incident left two streetcars partially submerged after a blocked signal. Motorman Carl Muller reportedly rushed through the signal, aided by firemen who freed and rescued all 24 passengers from the submerged car as rescue teams cut away the roof and stabilized the stranded vehicle.
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New York
Racen
PeFaans
Lambland
Yiremen
Revolutionary Attempt in Portugal Suppressed
Lisbon July 31 AP reports a revolutionary attempt against the government was made last night but the situation was brought under control today. Army detachments police and the Republican guard are maintaining order as the government says it is entirely master of the situation.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Republican Guard
Three Cars Damaged In Street Accident In Town
Three autos sustained damage when Lewis A Baumgardner vehicle collided with C W Taylor and Dr J P Byrne cars on North Market Street between Eighth and Ninth. No injuries were reported. Deputy Sheriff Steiner investigated and private settlement was reached.
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Lewis A. Baumgardner
C. W. Taylor
J. P. Byrne
North Market Street
Eighth
Ninth
Baungardner
Dr Byrne
Bauttgerdner
Willem F. Steiner
First Maryland Regiment Ready For Summer Maneuvers
Alt unit of the First Maryland Regiment National Guard departs Frederick by motor bus for Camp Ritchie Cascade next Saturday at 7 am for a fifteen day training camp. The camp features a 19 acre lake, improved kitchens, athletic facilities, and a parade on Governors Day. Major events include pistol and machine gun qualifications and competitive drills. Governor Ritchie will officiate.
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Maryland National Guard
Camp Ritchie
Cascade
Frederick
Tamine
Ritthe
Camp Veterans Day
Anders
Winebremer
Ostcer Keller
D. John Marker
Maryland
Spring Wheat Ahead of Last Year Schedule
Wheat forecasts point to higher spring crop output with Canada and Europe in focus. Trade leaders predict increased demand in six months, while oats show declines due to expected new crop movement. Butter supplies stay light with production near last year's level and steady consumption.
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Canada
Europe
Masini
Chicago
Methodist Reunion Planned for Braddock Heights
Plans for a large DTH Methodist reunion at Braddock Heights on Thursday July 26 are completed. The Wilmington Delaware Conke Evangelinth party led by Rev Dr George W Cooke will provide vocal and instrumental music throughout the day. The program includes love feast devotional services, sermons by Rev Cheateen Smith and Rev Robert L Pulis, congregational singing, offerings, and a luncheon at noon. General committee officers are Rev Charles A York chairman Rev P Luther Rice secretary and Rev J E Berea treasurer.
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Braddock Heights
Conke Evangelinth
Wilmington
Del
Dr. Gee
W. Cooke
Harold Vioquelle
E. F. Spencer
Buckeystown
RB. C. Maxwell
Cooke Evangelistic Party
A. A Pearce
Cooke Party
Cheateen Smith
Hamline Method
Epiopal Church
Washington
G.B. Donaldson
W. E Kindly
B. Langrall
E L. Mowbray
W. F. Miller
Dr. Cooke
Robert L. Pulis
Francs Asbury M. E. Church South
Washington, D. C
Aldelatate Street
Harrison
Charles A. York
P. Luther Rice
J. E Berea
Ellen Terry Dies at Kent Farmhouse in England
Dame Ellen Terry British actress dies this morning at a Kent farmhouse after a long illness. Cause listed as heart attack and cerebral hemorrhage, with a recent decline since Tuesday. Also brief notes on robberies along the national highway, with cash thefts and home burglaries reported in Middletown.
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Ellen Terry
Kent Small Hythe
Kent
England
Turked Gray
Auto Officials of East Guests Colonel Baughman
Frederick reports on the East Guest roster list of auto officials led by Colonel Baughman with details on duties and positions for the event.
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East
Col. Baughman
J Jamison Hosts Eastern Conference Officials at Hagerstown
J Vincent Jamison, president of The Ridge League and Maryland deputy commissioner, hosts members of the Eastern Conference of Motor Vehicle Commissioners at a picnic in Hagers town. Col Austin Baughman and other state and out of state officials attend the weekend gathering at Poplar Teerace estate. Dinner on the grounds precedes a tour of Baltimore harbor and related events.
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Eastern Conference of Motor Vehicle Commissioners
Austin Baughman
Maryland
J. Vincent Jamison
the Ridge League
Col. Barghman
Poplar
Col. Baughman
William L. Dol
Motor Vehicles
New Jersey
Steckel
Connecticut
Col
John Martey
Thia City
David C. Wineurenner
Gnd
Baltimore
Baltimore Harbor
Columbia
Beales
Impressions of Iceland on Board Ship Calgarie White Star One
A letter from B D Shriner, staying weeks abroad, describes Iceland and Norway Sweden seen from the BS Calgarie White Star One. It notes daylight at 1 a m, populations and fishing cargo, Welsh coal use, and winds and shrubs in Iceland. The writer mentions Arctic circle preparations and Neptune court with Bisquea, plus a ship paper from the world.
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Iceland
Edward D. Shriner
Norway
Sweden
Shrine Eye
Alec Etermil
Panure
Arctic Circle
King Neptune
Boston Woman Found Dead on Kitchen Floor
Boston July 71 AP Mrs Carrie Gakil 09 years East Boston widow neighbors told police bes Abe found on her kitchen floor by 2 on Arthur and another son Frank feared opening doors. Suicide ruled as cause. Hagermann Jutz 2 AP The body of Jesse Lo Hammers 23 found with pistol by workmen in City Park this morning. Bullet in heart. police deem war-related death. Survivor: mother and child. Traveler John M Dennis Sr and Jr plan to leave Scotland and travel on the Continent.
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Boston
Carrie Gakil
Abe
Arthur
Frank
Peiehbors
Werke
Hagermann
Jutz 2
Jesse Lo Hammers
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Mt. Airy and
Mears
Collyer
New York Market
J.T. Watts Heights
Baptist State Mission Board
Obregon
Italia
Baptist Summer Assembly
W. C. Royal
Heads
Igrand
Miss
Hoover
Uccess
Asetton de Te Oes
Rem Ig Federal Reserve
Sper
Storks
Herma
The
Electoral College
Somsere
Ptiocmes
Kavsore
T Rodney Dutcmee
Unom
Congress
College I A
Semele Fourtellera
Met
Presi- Bene
United Ale
Eas Ee
Samuel Miles
Pennsylvania
Jefferson
Adams
Miles
West Virginia
Hughes
Wilson
Califrnia
Roosevelt
Bryan
Bevan
Sewallian
Becgar
Wels
Wateon
Vice-Presera
Sewalls
Horace Greeley
Gragt
Mochigen
Cory
Delaware
South
Geath Carlina
Hudson
Giri Dresned
Thurment
Spokane, Wash
Mabel Hillard
Mix
C. H. Hillard
Thurmont
Hilard
N.Y. Drawbridge
Jamaica Bay
L. A. Baumgardner
James C. Shank
Edsey
Poplar Terrace
Wear
J. ¥. Jamison
Ence
B.D. Shriner
North
Kitcher
John M. Denois
Mir
John M. Dennis, Jr
Scotland
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