County Motor Fines Totals and Speed Violations Report
The weekly report of the Automobile Commissioner lists total fines of 905 in the county and vicinity with individual town tallies including Union Bridge 10 and Frederick 225. The report notes chauffeur C N Fogle of Walkersville suspended for speeding and details numerous drivers fined for speeds ranging from 5 to 52 miles per hour across towns such as Brunswick New Market Ridgeville and Guy Cooper activity.
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Automobile Commissioner's Office
Union Bridge
Brunswick
Frederick
New Market
Stidgeville
Jehauffetti
Hoese
OCN
Fogle Wickersville
Albert Thompson
Sirunswick
W. G. Trilles
Earl W. Best
I. A. Bullack
Frank GC. Condy
J. C. Colley
Ralph C. Gerhard
George M. Gates
Charles Hibert
Henry Lamson
Eileward J. Nolan
George E. Fultz
James Randolph
F. Ford
George Frazier
Ralph Howard
WW. J. Nauffman
Martin Keller
Howard FL Late
Jaco Miller
Joseph J. Rochilta
Charles Schriver
George Wise
Wilkandt
Mulligan
Ridgeville
A. F P. Aldrich
Stanley Carr
Willis H Fleming
C. L. Fort
Witt
Adolph Hi. Malch
C. NL Hawaizon
Fiwin Warrison
Ging Kargas
Eight Men Entombed in Burning Tennessee Mine
Eight workers are trapped after an explosion at Brynon's Dip mine in the Roane Iron Co. complex near Rockwood Tennessee. Rescue efforts paused as the mine fire rages, with flames predicted to burn for a month before any recovery can proceed.
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Tennessee
Associated Press
Chattanooga
Tenn
Chattanooga News
Rockwood
Brynon
Roane Iron Company
Beer destroyed as Prohibition agents seize stash at Baltimore quarry
Beer valued at 150000 dollars poured into the Edmonson avenue quarries today under the disposal orders of William R Harvey, head of the prohibition forces. Agents smashed heads of barrels and battles raged for over an hour as a crowd watched.
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Baltimore
Edmonison Avenue
William R Harvey
Prohibition
Fred. T. Row
Odd Fellows Home Dedication Arrangements Announced
Local committee announces 11 AM flag raising and 1:30 PM parade and dedication at the Odd Fellows Home. Grand Master A White and William Hofstetter Jr. are among speakers. parade routes listed with multiple lodge divisions and district lodges from Maryland.
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Robert A. Bennett
Alton Y. Hennett
America
A. R. Smedegar
William H. Hofstetter, Jr
Grand Lodge of Maryland
A. T. White
William A. Isaac
Home
John B. Spears
Home Commission
Janes
Riley Bergey
T. White
Albert
Ritchie
Maryland
Joseph D. Baker
Frederick
William A. Jones
Grand Lodge of
Dorsey
Market Street
Patrick Street
Jatrick
Market Streets
South Market Street
Latek Street
Grand Lange
Baltmore
East Alt Salute
District of Columbian
Woest All Saints Street
Wil Tuchute
Maryl Vty
Maryland Training School
Salom
Star of the
Cambridge
Ditleay Marla
Xford
Ridgvly
Wis Carroll
Fraternity
Soni Mai
Sharon
Hertkit
Coteter
New
Miller
Mt. 4Ton
Late Green
Prise
Eugene Anderson
Chapel Will
Markens
Cecil
Grace
Trampden
Rebekah
Mast South Street
McDonough Institute
Bam Ledges
Colfax
Queen Father
Ribely
Miltey
Ruth
Naomi
Martha Washington
Mary Young
Adam Thompson
Hampden
Crown
Harmony
Samaritan
Meriam
Manchester
Mt. Zion
Esther
Royal
Helping Hand
Fellowship
Ilehland
Thomas Wilde
Arundel
Fikridge
Garden
Oak Grove
Monumental
Mizpah
Friendsville
Harford
Madein
Magnolia
Morey
McKinley
Liberty
Continental
Aberdeen
Unity
Columbia
Bethlehem
Sandy Hook
Queen William
Queen Fiza
Ovans
Evening Star
Mayflower
Lisbon
Show Hill
Golden Rule
Eyergreen
Adamstown
Helena
Margaret Jones
Safem
Coch
Wilting Worker
Berlin
Annapolis
Bethel
Evankeling
Wayside
Gueath
Westminster Rand
Washington
Franklin
North Point
Highland
Star Spangled
Farm Experts At Picnic August 14 At Manor Woods
Annual Farmers Picnic draws interest for August 14 at Manor Woods with afternoon talks by Frank Evans and others from the American Farm Bureau. Dancing runs to 11 40 PM with Crum's Orchestra. Morning events include a Grange vs Farm Bureau baseball game and lunch served by Women’s Clubs.
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Manor Woods
Frank Evans
American Farm Bureau
Federation
Chicago
Charles W. Sewell
Indiana
A. Agans
Gringe
New Jersey
Crum
The
Grange
Farm Bureal
M. Frank Tlolter
Amon Kurgee
G. §. Allnutt
Iowa
Musse
J. Homer Remsburg
J Homer Remsburg
Edward Holter
Harry J. Davis
A. G. McKinney
M. I. Coblents
H.C. Fawley
Edgar L. Thomas
Claude Hargett
Roy Remeburg
M. Frank Holter
Wilbur Culler
Clifford Thomas
J William Gaver
A. @. Hooper
Wiliam F. Ogle
Eloc
Harry L. Mavis
Harry McDonald
H. R. Shoemeker
Austin Renn
Merit Ramaburg
Irving Remsburg
William F. Yauver
Urhls
O. 8
Allnul
G. F. Strine
A. Cronenberg
Karl Remaburs
A. M. Mercer
Peter
Miners Back Strikes Face Wage Claims Backed by Leaders
James H. Maurer, president of the Pennsylvania Federation of Labor, arrived in Atlantic City with pledges of support from 600,000 union members for wage scale talks with mine owners Mawror and Bla. His arrival did not signal an acute wage dispute.
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Associated Press
Atlantic City
N. J
James H. Maurer
Pennsylvania Federation of Labor
Mawror
Bla
Chichester Firm Event Names Attendees and Figures
W Chichester soft drinks candy figures listed with attendees including Prof Amon Burgee chairman Daniel J Thomas W W Culler Roland Ene land R C Schaeffer Ira L Davia and seat and platform workers M Frank Holter chairman Prof Amon Burgee Peter W Chichester Edgar L Thomas G S S Allnott George W Perry KE Rown Charles Klein and J J Keller
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W.chichester
Softdrinks
Candy
Ate
Amon Burgee
Daniel J. Thomas
W. W. Culler
Roland Eneland
R. C. Schaeffer
Ira L. Davia
Iumber
Seata
M. Frank Holter
Peter W. Chichester
Edgar IL. Thomas
G. S&s. Allnott
George W. Perry
KE Rown
Charles Klein
J. J. Keller
Health service in county grows with nurse visits
Frederick city and county public health nurses expand outreach visiting homes in areas like Frederick Junction Lewistown and Buckeystown. They report cases of misused funds and a man named Metz or Henry Geimn, suspected of seeking money under false pretenses, prompting ongoing investigations and public interest.
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Frederick City
County Health Offce
Mixys
Florence EK. Garner
Thie City
Mina Margaret Newman
Conalains
Hoovers
Emmitshure
Wolfesville
Thurmont
Creayerstwe
Lewintown
Misa Manda Wagner
Min
Plenty Metz
Henry GeiMn
Che
Frederick Junction
Galt
Himes
Trove Line Company
Waxter
Grove Thime Company
Mets
Mantevue
Tesnital
Colfort
Ddins Hopkina Hospital
Oman
Mixa Garner
Miss Wagner
Hince
Prohibition Enforcement to Continue Indefinitely
Washington officials announced the present prohibition enforcement system will be continued indefinitely. Reorganization planned for August 1 cannot be inaugurated.
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Washington
Gates Flying Circus Offers Free Aero Plane Tickets
The Gates Flying circus plans two performances this weekend and will drop copies of News and Post on Court Street during flights. Some papers contain tickets for free airplane rides, with more drops at Roge TI Manor aging field on Sunday.
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Gates Flying Circus
News and Post
Court Street
News-Post
Roge TI Manor
Death of Charles T. Clark prompts autopsy dispute
In Belair Maryland Dr RB Sappington questioned claims that formaldehyde in shipment would block chemical analysis. He noted the viscera was sealed before preservation to detect poisons, and Clark’s decomposed body was found near Joppa. Detectives seek a possible second actor in the tragedy as Clark’s car was found at a sand pit.
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Belair
RB. Sappington
Charlex T. Clark
Harford County
Chemiet
Baltimore
Sappington
Clark
Woos
Joppa
Wednoaday
Fla
Timself
Creaa
Escape from gallows delays second execution
A Canadian former handler, jailed for murder, escaped the gallows for a second time after Detroit attorneys secured a stay. William Scott Stewart and lawyer William J. Shepherd hurried to court as Judge David granted a temporary reprieve, citing insanity claims from Scott’s family. Detroiter Mrs Rachel Hurst said a report that Robert Scott was en route from Port Huron to Chicago was unfounded.
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Dreum Cideago
Daly Adual Bett Warty
Candidan Oandler
Jsipreme
Baldup
Ino Dens Chan
Aleatt
Jinlee Joseph
David
Statla
Senet
Hie
Tay Wat Hoon
Seaty
Stott
Wieham McGraw
Mra
Rachel Hurst
Derrolt
Detroit
Scott
Rena
Stewart
Judes David
Hla
Mins
Ballit
Stote
David F
Port Huron
Robert Scott
Chirseo
Inabet Hurst
INVESTIGATING WITTNER
Conflicting reports from Washington say Loren Wittner allegedly removed the phrase So help me God from his oath at the internal revenue bureau. Officials seek ruling on whether his three oaths were legally valid.
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Associated Prose
Washington
Treasury
Loren VM
Wittner
Internal Revenue Bureau
God
Witter
Soldior
Hubs on Trial Over Classmen Charge in Blue Ridge League
Waynesboro accuses Hagerstown of carrying five classmen and faces possible forfeiture of up to 15 wins. If upheld, Hagerstown could drop from first to fifth, risking pennant chances and league stability amid a heated meeting led by President J. Jamison.
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Blue Ridge League
Hagerstown
Associated
Prena Hagerstown
J. ¥. Jamison
Waynesboro
Ilmit
Oncinia
Magerd
J. Vincent Jamiann
Hagerstown Lons
Kaca
Werry
Thomas
Nelwom
Zubrig
Spaulding
Alberts Haa Anlso
Cumberland
Iona
Magerstown
Toas
Hub City
Flon
Brackenridge
Balcony Collapse Injures 113 At Parade in Melbourne
A theater veranda collapsed during a July 24 parade of visiting American fleet sailors in Melbourne. One hundred thirteen people were injured, some seriously, but no fatalities occurred and none of the Americans were hurt. Witnesses recall a crowded, cheering crowd before the structure gave way.
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Preas
Melbourne
Australia
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Massey
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Victoria
Marketing Counsellor Farm Bureau
OX Fibre
Mountain Resort
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Bell
Craddock Heights
Grove of Golden Stars
Cara
East
Patrick and
Carroll Streets
Rei
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Bayace
Amliatrel
Frank Kennedy
Earl Welty
John Starr
George Devilbiss
Shine
Val Derm
Hannah
Tommy O'Neil
George Yinger
Miss Garner
Miss Newman
Charles T. Clark
Hazard
Russell Scott
Gunty
Louisa D. Nelson
People’s Fire Insurance Building
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