Construction Costs Reported for Predersk Buildings
City and county records show $316,060 in building costs for the fiscal year ending June 19 8. Permits totaled 83 with major items including a $31,000 Kemp Hall improvement and a $277,500 East Patrick street project. Several homes ranged from $5,000 to $13,000 with smaller additions under $100. An inspection trip by local officials including A Culler and Shipley is underway in Coatesville, moving toward Frederick.
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cMice
Ghy
Urale
Kemp Hall
Evangelical Reformed
Patrick Street
Archie E. Pisher
Andermen
G. William Shipley
John Renn
G. Hunter Ee Eis T. George Culler
Coatesvile
Mr. Bowden
Austin Company
Thuy
Coatesville
Frederick
Isto
Frederick City
Hagerstown
Raskob resigns as head GM board in politics move
John J. Raskob, chairman of the Democratic National Committee, resigns as chair of the Snance committee and as a member of General Motors executive committee to devote time to political campaigning. He will remain vice president and director and resume GM duties after the November election. He cites public need for nonpartisan corporate stance.
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New York
John J. Raskop
Democratic National Committee
General Motors Corporation
Snance Committee
General Motors
Directrs
Alfred P. Sloan, Jr
Raskod
Evening schedule at Baker Park playground shift announced
Miss Helma Hann announces an evening schedule for the Baker Park playground in Frederick. The playground will be open from 6 to 8 p m each evening instead of 2 to 4 p m in the afternoon. The change takes effect Wednesday and continues for the rest of the week as part of heat precautions.
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Frederick City
Baker Park Playground
Iitre
Helma Hann
Baker Park
Dar
Injuries Reported After Auto Accident Near Harper's Ferry
Arthur Speaks of Washington county Maryland died at Dospral from injuries in an automobile accident near Harper's Ferry late yesterday. His wife and final Cu fete were injured. Mine Committee to meet in Springfield Illinois following a telephone with President Jenkins of the Illinois Operators Association and President Fish of the Illinois Miners about miners' scale.
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Charés Town
Jereram County
W. Wa
Arthur Speaks
Washington County
Dospral
Harper's Peery
Te Moet
Springfeld, ML
W. J. Jenkins
Il‘nois * Operators Association
Fish ® Ikk
Ditnois
Sand Operators
Klapon Enjoined From Continuing Excavation
A court enjoined Klapon from continuing excavation on property owned by Dr. Crum after testimony described damage to the property. The case involved parties including James Peewee and professionals Edgar H. McBride EA. James represented Dr. Crum, while Glenn H. Worthington and Kiester DeLaxter represented the defendants.
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Reagea
Peng Wade
Fapco
Edgar H. McBride
EA. James
Glenn H. Worthingten
Kieter DeLaxter
Guards Deny Smallpox Rumors at Camp Ritchie
Maryland National Guard officials dismissed rumors of smallpox at Camp Ritchie Cascade stating health conditions among troops are better than ever. Col D John Alarkey and Col Washington Howie confirmed improvements and noted the state’s water supply is also among the best. Local units depart Saturday at 7 am for training that runs July 28 through August 11, joining other regiment units from across the state.
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Cascade
Camp Ritchie
Maryland National Guard
D. John Alarkey
Washington Howie
Pitth
Middleburg
Secion
National Guard
Dusom
Will of Mahlon K Wolf Admitted for Probate
The will of Mahlon K Wolf of Welty parish near Wolfsville is probated. It bequeaths trust funds to Welty and Antietam church buildings, tools to grandson Elbert J Wolf, and the remainder to widow Susan R Wolf with conditions to reside on the farm and provisions for Edith R along with executors Roscoe Wolf and Ora Harshman. The document directs sale of remaining property and specific allocations to Ova Harshman and Edith and Daisy E. heirs.
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Mahlon K Welle
Wolfsville
Welty
Antietam
Old German Baptist Brethren
Susan R. Wolf
Ova Harshman
Edith &. l
Daisy E
Edith R
Plac
Salse Banking
Anc
Frederick teachers join summer school study list grows
About four percent of staff tale is at summer schools, with 63 teachers now listed. Major enrollments come from University of Maryland with 20 and Johns Hopkins with 27. Institutions include Johns Hopkins University University of Maryland Mary land State Normal School Gettysburg College University of Vermont and more.
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Frederick
Johns Hopkins University of Virginia
of Maryland
Maryland State Normal School
Tongop
University of Vermont
State Teachers* College
Harrisonburg
Val Gettysburg Colege
University of Chicago
Columbia University
Otr
Sounty
Bby County
Palmer
Johns Hopkins University
Nellie Blentiinger
Louise Blain
Isabel Boone
Wiliam L
Eva M. Thomas
G. Pearl Thomas
Katherine Wiener
Anna Wolfe
University of Maryland
J. Mayford
Miel C. Burgee
Ralph M. Burgee
Hose Copeland
Peate & Culler
Catherine V. Dansberger
Lloyd H. Derr
Mrs. Hida
ML. Devilbiss
Wilbur Deviltiss
Mary A. Etzier
Ada C. Pavor Fre
Ruth E. Fe
Robert B. Stull
Marion Sutton
Mary E. Thomas
Tfsburg College
Bessie Bell
Myrtle Troxer
Thurmont
Mary
State Teachers’ College
Hertrisonburg
Minnie Keller
Buckeystorn
Ruby W. Myers
Libertytown
Anna Nichols
Brunswick
Stary ‘M. Singie
Jeferson
Elsie Lee Tal‘hott
Sandino Fleeing as Marines Report Gains in Nicaragua
Reports from Superior Wisconsin indicate Rear Admiral Sellers notes cessation of Sandino activities in Nicaragua and that Sandino appears to lead the country amid a truce between factions. The AP dispatch also mentions trans Atlantic flight plans and market moves in SOCK prices.
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Superior
Wis
Coolidge
David F. Sellers
Special Service Squadron
Nicaraguaz
Augusto Lane Gamo
Sendino
Grlmson
Amelia Earhart Leaves Pittsburgh In Steam Engine
Amelia Earhart arrives in Pittsburgh to a sparse crowd just before 8 PM. She and her escort depart soon after, boarding a train eastward. she plans to return toward her base if the weather was unfavorable.
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Amelia Earhart
Pittsburgh
Mexican pioneer laid to rest in Mexico City funeral
The funeral of Captain Emilio Carranza, hailed as a national hero, moved through Mexico City from the War Department to Dolores Cemetery. Dwight W. Morrow led the escort as American officers and citizens mourned. Government and business districts closed in tribute.
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Mexico City
Mexico
War Department
New York
Montgomery County Grand Jury Recalled in Murder Probe
Judge Robert B. Peter ordered the Montgomery county grand jury recalled to investigate jail conditions and pending cases. Prisoner Samuel T Robertson, a Bethesda builder, linked to the July 7 1927 murder of Edward J Sills at his dairy farm, is cited for special attention. Lewis Johnson, another Black man, charged with the Laytonsville murder of Dennis Cooper, also awaits grand jury action.
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Robert B. Peter
March
Montgomery County
Rockville
Oma
Samel T .Robertson
Fn Bethesda
Edward J. Sills
Robertson
Lewis Johnson
Dennis Cooper
Laytonsville
Court Seeks To Set Aside 1922 Deed In Faubel Case
Equity suit filed by Rufus E. Faubel against Mrs Mary Starr Fisher seeks to annul a deed dated October 11 1922 conveying Arabella Faubel real estate to her sister Mary R Starr with life estates reserved for Arabella and Marion Faubel. The complaint alleges Arabella then 86 was mentally and physically impaired, misled into signing over the property, and that Fisher has collected rents since Arabella’s death on August 30 1925. A September 7 deadline is set for appearance to show cause why the deed should not be canceled.
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Faubel
Mary Starr Fisher
Arabella Faubel
Art
West Patrick Street
Blary R. Starr
F. Marion Paubel
Marion P. Maubel
Mary RR
Starr
Mary R. Starr
Arabella Fauble
Marion Fauble
Mary R. Stare
Arsbella
Mary Start Fisher
Holden
Felton
Four Deaths Reported in Rome From Heat Wave
Rome reports four sunstroke deaths and three drownings during a heat wave. Temperatures hit 95 degrees Fahrenheit in Rome Milan Florence and Bologna, with Tripoli also hot. In Constantinople a heat wave caused two deaths as shade temperatures rose to 87.
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Milan
Florence
Bologna
Tripoli
Afice
Constantinople
Turkey
Angola
Feminine Frederick Reveals Fall Fashion Hopes
The Frederick store scene shows summer stock shifting to fall styles with bold colors and new silhouettes. Fabrics include crepe de chine and velvet with double skirt effects. footwear trends favor strap pumps and patent leather for coming seasons.
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Crick Deniers
Atla Ee Shippers
Sano
Anc
Direct Primary Debate Behind Electoral College Reform
The article discusses Norris and La Follette favoring direct primaries and challenges for third parties to place electors on ballots. It lists state petition requirements from Alabama to New Hampshire, detailing voter-signature thresholds and ballot-access barriers for independent presidential candidates.
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Dave
Bryan
Gec
Maing Up
Ind Bomb Material Case Shocks Rockford Residence
A report from Rockford describes a case involving bomb material found at a residence connected to a person named Girogee. Police detained the suspect and the surrounding area was secured as investigators proceeded with the inquiry.
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Rockford
Governor Smith Notified of Nomination August 22 Ceremony
Albany July 24 AP Governor Smith will be notified of his nomination on Wednesday evening August 22. The ceremony on the State capitol steps will be broadcast nationally by radio, starting at 7 p.m. EDT and lasting about an hour. The Democratic standard bearer plans to address campaign issues in his acceptance speech, with Pitman of Nevada anticipated to speak 15 minutes and another 15 minutes for incidental business.
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Albany
Smith
Benator Pitman
Nevada
Obregon Slaying Topic Divides Mexican Leaders
In Mexico City Aurelio Mantique spokesman for the Party says Obregon's assassin was manipulated by outside forces and the death should not be demanded by agrarian groups. He calls for removing labor leaders blamed for fueling anti-Obregon sentiment. In New York Luis Morones, ex minister of labor, was shot in the thigh as he left a theater and reports say an agrarian march to Mexico City was fired upon, with General Barbadosa reportedly killed.
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Jone de Leon Toral
Alvaro Obregon
Aurelio Matrique
Obregon
Mantique
New York
Luis Morones
Puebla
Mexican Regional Confederation of Workers
Eral Barbadosa
Mexico
Mrs. Marie Staley Dies After Long Illness at Braddock Heights
Marie Waters Staley, wife of Matthew T. Staley, died at home in Braddock Heights at 5:43 this morning after a long illness. She leaves her husband and daughter Marie, with several siblings in Baltimore and Frederick. The city notes mention unrelated fire department attachments and a joint trip by local residents to Michigan and Canada.
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Matthew T. Staley
Braddock Heights
Marie Staley
Felown
C.j Corey
W. Castit Waters
Baltimore
F. Gordén Waters
Frederick
Samuel Swright
Barry D. B
Mr. States
Tyriz
Thurmont Postmaster Stanley Damuth Dies After Fire Truck Crash
Stanley R Damuth 19 son of a local banker died from injuries after a Thurmont Fire Department truck struck a signboard near Emmitsburg while responding to a fire. He served about eight months as assistant postmaster at Thurmont and was well known in Thurmont Crimmitburg and Gettysburg.
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Frederica
Amgie
Murmor
Stanley Danath, Jr
Almalane
Stanley Ro Damuth
Thte Farmers State Bank
Emmitsburg
Grett
Gettysburg Hospital
Thurntost
Crimmitsburg
Thre
William Bentz
Teg Inles
Mmmitsburg
Ita
Young Damuth
Edforta
Jng
Mr. Bentz
Mahoney City
Gettysburg
Ammitetag
Dolly Damnth
Enmnitaburg
Henry Gale
Warren K. Damuth
Episcopal
Ab Thurmont
Prank White
Philipsburg
Prank V. Anders
Kent School
Kent
Conn
Ai Hoterd Ansders
Caliente
French Flyers Hope To Continue Hop Tomorrow
The French seaplane La Pree gate arrived in Horta Azores from Brest France and aims to resume its trans Atlantic voyage to the United States tomorrow. A motor issue in the Brest to Horta leg prompted quick on breakwater repairs and Lieutenant Paulin Parts said weather will decide whether Bermuda or Halifax is next.
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Horta
Azores
France
United States
Brest
Bermuda
Halifax
Paulin Parts
Minister Refuses Church Use for W C T U Meeting
In Charleston West Virginia Rev A J Gesrhardt pastor of First Methodist refused to host a W C T U meeting citing political content The chapter decided to meet at the Baptist temple Mrs J Walter Barnes was to address members about a conference in Asheville North Carolina The minister said his church could not host political discussions A Berryville pastor commented on the crucifixion quote unrelated to the main item Also noted are wedding and yacht race items from the same bulletin.
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Charleston
W. Va
A J. Gesrhardt
M. E
J. Walter Barnes
Asheville
N.C
Gearhardt
Glas Pot
Chriss
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