25 Jul 1929
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1929
Page
1
A Vatilean source reports the Pope Pius family departing the Vatican following a typhoid incident. officials say a first victim has died and a future publication notes a possible return in 59 years.
The Scott family near Emoury suffers a typhoid outbreak linked to wells at Vila Rest estate. Irene Scott, 40, died. Iry Scott, 28, and Henry Lee Scott, the father, are ill and under treatment. Mrs. Scott recovers slowly. funeral plans await Rev. Helly’s return.
The pope appeared from the Vatican and led a procession to St. Peter's Basilica offering the Sacred Host to bless a vast crowd. Thousands gathered in the square under 15,000 troops as guards secured the area and sobriety marked the decorations on surrounding houses.
The Bogie driven by Dr Touts on docked at Tous at 6 35 a m today shaving two hours off the old 59 day record of the Robert E Lee boat trip from New Orleans to St Louis The voyage covered 1154 miles with a time of about 9 hours and 14 minutes after leaving New Orleans Sunday The Martha Jane tractor runabout withdrew at Natchez due to motor trouble leaving Bogie as the lone survivor of the race.
The Houston endurance plane the Bihon Dollar lasted 189 hours aloft despite gulf weather. Pilots Joe Glass and Glenn L Ris remained determined to stay up longer than prior records in a St. Louis Robin mission. The flight began July 25 amid rough conditions as showers moved in from the gulf.
Ormond Beach July 27 AP says the Bank of Ormond failing to open its doors was placed in the hands of the State Banking Department by order of its board. Heavy withdrawals by out of town depositors prompted suspension and an apparent run on the bank.
The St Louis Robin endurance plane, piloted by Dale Red Jackson and Forest O Brine, remained aloft and neared 300 hours, having logged 293 hours by 12 17 p m central standard time as they continued the flight. County road work progress noted across the area with multiple sites under construction. A family reunion near Taneytown honored George Bair Sr and Jr, with organizational details led by David H. Bair and local officials listed.
The report notes a proposal for a union of Presbyterians, aiming to combine about 49 churches and 3,000,000 members under a single body. Dr. general secretary of the Board of Christian Education advocates the merger.
The Frederick County Council of Education announces service at Braddock Heights auditorium on Sunday evening presided by John S. Renn with special music by Evangelical Lutheran choir. Emory L. Coblentz to speak, Mrs. Webster Whitehill to sing, and a band concert by New Braddock Heights Concert. Chautauqua program continues with daily lectures readings and music through August 9 with Rev. Dr. G Ells Williams delivering a sermon and Miss Frances Erdely Winters performing.
Meridian Mississippi July 25 AP The body of a white man about 45 years old and a prominent physician was found in a freight car here early today. The head was battered and pockets turned inside out. Authorities believe he was slain and robbed.
John A Bell once a Carnegie Pa coal operator and banker, released on parole today in Criminal Court after serving six of his six year sentence for wrecking a Carnegie trust company. He is 75 years old and was a former political candidate.
A man killed his father following a beating of his mother at Cutsaiil near Sikesville. He faced a fines and costs totaling $190 before Justice Benson. The report notes muddy conditions of the Pocomac River at Point of Rocks while streams elsewhere were clear.
Authorities report a fatal crash near Hais Grove shows no party at fault with road conditions blamed. Mrs Attn Knight, 19, from Washington, died when her car overturned while trying to right it after the left wheels left a narrow roadway. A truck involved is not deemed responsible. Other local fatal crashes last week are noted with officials citing poor road conditions.
Mrs George F Rosensted and her infant son Emmitsburg were discharged from Annie M Warmer hospital Geivysburg on Tuesday.
Fragmentary text describes a wartime moment claiming Russia may fall if breakthrough occurs and hints at shifts of power and throne stakes amid a crisis.
A Washington centter column discusses political rhetoric on prohibition. It cites Coolidge Hoover and Wickersham and notes ambiguity in their statements about enforcement and renomination. The piece reflects on public opinion and the difficulty of changing prohibition policy.
The eighteenth annual Federated Charities report outlines activities of the Frederick County Public Health Association, Frederick Free Kindergarten, and Charity Organization Society. It notes a move to 34 East Patrice Street, ongoing nursing and family visiting work, increased needs in the Charity Organization Society, and a treasurer’s report showing funds at a high level since federation founding. Officers and presidents for member societies are listed, and Miss Garner will depart Tuesday for a vacation in Pennsylvania.
Justice Nichols at Harper's Ferry ruled out-of-state fishermen must hold West Virginia non-resident licenses even if they carry Maryland licenses. Three Pennsylvanians from Franklin and Adams counties fished from the West Virginia bank and avoided prosecution after taking nonresident licenses. They argued Sunday fishing bans in Pennsylvania and West Virginia conflict with open fishing rules on the river.
A brief note records substitutions where Wes expenses replace Marot and Taie of Sve taree for 300 cant. The fragment outlines a balance of costs and supplier adjustments in a late 19th century ledger context.
A bomb blast in Allentown area? The text describes a deadly explosion at a Chicago loop with life saving workers involved. No clear dates or organizations confirmed.
In Allentown Pennsylvania July 25 a bomb explosion damaged the Davis Company department store on Oakey Street near Jackson Boulevard and another blast occurred on Twenty-second Street near Michigan and Wabash. Windows shattered at the Bell Telephone building on Michigan Avenue and damage totaled about ten thousand dollars. Captain William Kieb, Red Cross life saving instructor, was fatally wounded during a demonstration when a pistol he was guiding discharged a bullet into his back. He died shortly after at a hospital.
A field bucket brigade saved a bungalow near Baltimore when flames from a neighboring house forced the fire to be fought with chemicals. James Colbert and Bradley Halley were awakened by a milkman as the roof collapsed. John Miller was injured removing furniture from the Colbert home.
Amsterdam reporting six people killed and seven seriously injured with eleven others less seriously hurt after an explosion at a Veendam potato flour factory yesterday. Market notes from New York describe mixed stock activity with several utilities and falis under pressure, call money at nine percent, and irregular closes on about three million shares.
The article notes Bingham Jr son of a senator preparing for a vital assignment. He will join the State Department in Washington for training before a post as vice-consul at Boot Japan.
Blythe California July 25 AP reports a family of seven died from thirst in the scorching desert south of town after drinking radiator water from their disabled car. American youths found the victims believed to be Mr and Mrs Armenta and their five children near a rarely used desert road, water evidence suggesting the car’s radiator had been emptied. Deputies investigated lines up with youths statements as facts emerged.
London dispatch quotes a telegram claiming Chinese troops fired on five Soviet aircraft near the border around Tam Lem. Sounds of shooting occurred in the morning then ceased abruptly, with no further details provided.
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