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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1919
Page
4
Deputy Sheriff says twenty three prisoners remain in county jail after a surge in crime across the area. Residents report a notable increase in arrests, with authorities eyeing possible public safety measures as the grand jury contemplates cases including alleged murder and bank robbery.
Sheriff Kipp arrested Euseen Diggs of Lipkevilig Rodney Beaner and Sherman Crampton, all about 19, near Point of Rocks, for robbing CK Poole and Son store at Adamstown. They stole cigars, cigarettes, confectionery and ham, broke a window, and spilled kerosene. An empty cigarette box matching stolen brand was found. suspects denied full involvement.
Fragmented OCR text mentions a magistrate, a money drawer, and a boy named Clarence Morris with a 560 ball court reference. References to July and various disjointed names imply a local court item or brief with unclear specifics while preserving named individuals and places.
The excerpt cites Mr. Hughes urging clarifications on reservations to the League covenant and endorsing Root's statement on Article XXI while proposing to drop Article X. He argues Article X is a trouble maker, promises of external defense are illusory, and warns free democracies cannot vow war for unknown contingencies.
In Trenton New Jersey a private named Goughran stationed at Cam Ve attempted to bring down a kite on twenty two foot rope near Princeton Avenue leading to the death of his bride to be Miss Beatrice Chamberlain daughter of Samuel Chamberlain of 14 Trenton Avenue. The mishap involved entangled kites and wires as observers debated how the rope was obtained.
Plans approved by Secretary Daniels call for a massive steel hangar at Lakehurst New Jersey to shelter a large dirigible. Construction is to begin soon with completion aimed to house the ship for shipment abroad next spring and a possible second hangar of the same size may follow.
Excerpts describe clashes in the Somme devastations with rapid advances and public receptions. Vienna reports strong opposition to Austrian peace terms, warning of bankruptcy without changes. Havre notes Federated Trade Union actions selling cheapest food at cost. Also includes poetry and light jokes.
Solly Milanowski, 14, from Uilselty, was believed abducted last Sunday near White Haven. She was found safely by Anthony DeJohp of Pree after wandering away from home frightened by an unidentified man. She had been missing since and was described as undernourished and frightened.
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