Darymen to Hear New Contract at Friday Meeting
A meeting of derrymen who ship milk to DC is set for Friday at 1.30 pm in the East Church school building. The Maryland and Virginia Milk Producers Association will explain a proposed new contract with a maximum brokerage of no cent per gallon. Speakers from Baltimore and New York milk sheds will discuss plans and answer questions about replacing the current strict agreement.
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District of Columbia
Maryland and Virginia Milk Producers’ Association
Baltimore
New York
Silence Keeps Bomb Plot Suspect, Baltimore Bossed by Bombing
Baltimore police continued questioning Joseph Cottone held at headquarters after a bombing at Vincent Tizgo’s home on Ensor Street. Four others, including Vincent, Paulk, and Frank Rizgzo, were detained as witnesses. Authorities suspect two or more secret Italian societies linked to Washington, Philadelphia, and Baltimore with an “Inner circle” involvement.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Joseph Cottone
Vincent Tizgo
Ensor Street
Hill Eisence
Coltony
Vincent, Paulk
Frank Rizgzo
Ville
Joseph Gentile
Central Distriet Bollea
Baltlore
Philadelpha
Washington
Kizao
Telal Market
Cottone Isa Nelair
Ket Butcher
Giant Turtle Caught In Monocacy River Near Furnace Ford Bridge
J Paul Delphey caught a huge turtle in the Monocacy River near Furnace Ford Bridge on Thursday evening. The 24 12 pound reptile is among the largest seen in years and snapped at nearby objects. Delphey plans to serve turtle soup at a Sunday watermelon party for local Harley Davidson riders.
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News- Post
Monocacy
Furnace Ford Bridge
J. Paul Delphey
Delphey
Mr. Delphey
Stock Prices Irregular As Market Reacts To Crude Moves
Stock prices showed irregular movement late in the first hour as several strong attacks on prices subsided. Calls money opened at four percent with little change, while losses of two to four points were noted in several issues.
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Associated Press
New York
Rabbers
Japanese Women Seek Right to Practice Law
The Woman Suffrage Party proposes a bill in the Diet to allow women to practice law in the empire’s courts. A party leader argues women are capable as doctors and better suited to handle crime and domestic issues than men, countering claims of excessive sentimentality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Iba
Woman Suffrage Party
Womat
Mil to G Urner Celebrates 66th Birthday in Frederick
Milton G Urner veteran Maryland lawyer and longtime public figure marks his 66th birthday at his Frederick home. He has served as state’s attorney for Frederick County, in the U S House, the Maryland Senate and led civic efforts including banking and educational trusteeships. He remains active in Calvary Methodist Church and local affairs as family and friends celebrate with him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Dion
Milton G. Urner
Revord
Urner
Maryland
Calvary Methodist Church
Frederick County
Liberty
Ubner
House of Representatives
Maryland State Senate
Erner
Farmera and Mechanics National Bank
Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Thckinson College
Frederick Female Seminary
Rosewood Training School
First National Bank of
Mt. Airy
Columbia Lodge of Masons
Methodist
Methodist Church
Farmer attacked by bull at his Frederick county farm
A well known Frederick county farmer, Iran L. Davis, was knocked down by a bull while moving it to a stable in Hyattsville area. He sustained a broken leg and minor injuries and was taken to Frederick City Hospital for treatment expected to keep him for seven to eight weeks. The incident occurred shortly before noon on Tuesday.
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Hyatttown
Iran L. Davis
Frederick County
Frederick City Hospital
Davis
iGreek
Last Journey of Bryan to Capital Began Early Today
William Jennings Bryan’s body began its traveling funeral march from Dayton Tennessee to Washington with crowds at the station. The Pullman train carried the bronze casket adorned with flowers as Mrs Bryan and party departed. Chattanooga crowds later saw the body as 1,400 people filed past the casket in the car.
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Bryan
Associated Press
Dayton
Tenn
William Jennings
Washington
Arlington Cemetery
Southern Railway
Nayton
Tennessee Evolution Statiuts
Cumberland Hills
Peared
Motorist fined for reckless driving in Bartonsville case
Washington July 29 funeral services for William J. Bryan will be held tomorrow at the New York Avenue Presbyterian church. Charles Palmer, colored, was found guilty of reckless driving after a Bartonsville collision on July 15. He was fined $10 and costs. the other driving charge was cleared. Prosecution testimony cited Davis and his wife as witnesses to intoxication, while three Davis friends testified Palmer appeared sober. Attorneys E A James and Francis H Urner defended Palmer.
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Washington
Willam J. Bryan
New York
Avenue Presbyterian Church
Charles Palmer
Radio Corpora
Sieman Hon
America
A. T
T. Bowers
Valmet
Bartonsville
William Davis
Pater
Palmary
Davis
Palmer
Dayia
E. A. James and
Francis H. Urner
Memorial Park work and outdoor church outing described
The report covers curb and gutter work on North Market Street by the M J Grove Limo Company and a church outing by the Evangelical Reformed church Men's Class at Hood College with a 29 to 8 baseball game victory led by Guy Mateny. It also notes Memorial Ground beautification plans, street work progress, and a De Malay bi monthly meeting with new officers and Twilight League updates.
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Evangelical Reformed Church
Hood College
Jeff Snauton
Guy Mateny
Charles Burger
Harry Cramer
Ed. I. Myers
Austin E. ‘Rhoads
W. H
A. LeRoy McCardell
Apple
Callone
Stew
Henri L. G. Kleffer
New England States
M. J. Grove Limo Company
North Market Street
Thirteenth Street
Lesroy Hoke
Masonic Templa
Ft & O
Alten
Whitmore
Janetine
Itebarts
Thomas J. Schaefer
Dorsey Shipley
Alton
Russell L. Michael
Edward M. Akern
Lincoln J. Engelbrecht
Eugene Saunders
Bernard Davis
Laurens Howert
Eric Sammers
David Yinger
Lester Putman
Harry
Andrews Plans to Throttle Liquor Supply at Source
The report outlines a plan by government officials to curb liquor distribution by tightening source controls. Treasury officials estimate annual losses near fifteen million dollars from illicit trade as authorities push defense and border measures to bolster national policy.
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Andrews
Urgna
Washigiung
Jay
Baslu
Held On Check Charge Against John H. Alexander
John H. Alexander of West South Street was arrested this morning and held for Montgomery County authorities on a bad check charge. The amount involved is about 25 dollars. He will be taken to Montgomery County today.
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John Hr. Alexander
West South Street
Montgomery County
Alexander
Maryland Crops Steadily Improve After Severe Drought
The Associated Press reports Maryland crops and pastures are steadily improving after scattered showers in the extreme southeast. Weather and crop conditions for the week ending yesterday show continued recovery.
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Associated Press
Washington
Maryland
Anti Evolution Bill Defeated in State House Vote
Atlanta July 29 legislators rejected an amendment to bar teaching evolution in common schools. The measure failed by a wide margin, ending efforts to restrict classroom science.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
State
House of Representatives
Mystery girl claims kinship with Pola Negri in Ohio case
A 13 year old girl named Marqueaa de Glavey told police in Denison Ohio she is a first cousin to film star Pola Negri. The actress denies knowing the girl and authorities cannot verify the claim or locate the girl’s origins after she was robbed and stranded.
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Marqueaa de Glavey
Denison
Pola Negt
Ohio
International Congress of Dentists Seeks Global Dentist Recognition
The Vienna based International Congress of Dentists adopted a resolution urging official recognition of the professional title dentist. It calls for universal legal recognition to allow dentists to practice across borders and seeks regulation of dental education, government guaranteed diplomas, and sick insurance extension for dentists.
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International Congress of Dentists
Vienna
Treat for service men patients at hospital
Former service men and patients of the Sanitarium at Sabidlasville will be given a treat Thursday evening by a party of members of the American Legion Auxiliary. More than 100 blocks of ice cream and large home made cakes will be distributed among 459 patients. Fifty children at the institution will receive a personal treat by Mrs. George Wiely, and an entertainment of games is planned. The party leaves from in front of the Y M C A between 5 80 and 6 o'clock.
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Sabidlasville
American Legion Auxiliary
Mra
George Wiely
Y. M. CG
Ginza Street Rebuild Planned Under US-Backed Loan
Tokyo reports the Ginza Merchants League inaugurating a plan to beautify Ginza street, the Broadway of Tokyo. An American contractor would lead reconstruction estimated at 60,000,000 yen with a US loan and government guarantee, repayment up to 20 years.
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Rssociated
Tokyo
Ginza Merchants’ League
Ginza Street
Broadway
Japan
United States
Absolute divorce sought by James E. Howard in Rockville court
James E. Howard of Buck Lodge sues for an absolute divorce from Helen Grace Howard of Frederick on fidelity. Attorney George A. Fisher of Rockville represents him. A correspondent is named. Howard seeks custody of two children, Robert and Minnie, aged 3 and 4.
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Auks
James E. Howard
Buck Laedge
Circuit Court
Rockville
Helen Grace Howard
Frederick
Attorny
George A. Fisher
The
Piaintif
Robert
Minnie Howard
Lively
Woman weather clerk pens lively forecasts in England
Buxton July 30 The sole woman weather clerk in England Mien BE Pilkington introduces playful readings that mock official phrasing. Her readings mix humor and whimsy with bold inferences about temperature winds and local mood, sparking debate over official approval and the style of weather reporting.
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Associated Freee
Buxton
Eng
England
Mien BE. W. Pilkington
Misa Pitington
Picnic at Buckeystown celebrates community events
A long running Buckeystown picnic featured athletic contests, prizes and races. Events included dashes, tug of war, relay races, swimming, rope and sand games for children, plus a caterpillar race and candle race. Winners received cash prizes. A Yellow Spring Band performed and a lunch van served sandwiches, tea, watermelon and ice cream.
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Iredeek Homwiht Steel
Mleheyalowh
Ong O
Waa
Shi Prigen
Crouse
EH. Hlumenguer
Smith
EK. Baterly
L. Hartman
Nuaz
Dinterman
Uluthenauer
Wonly Machine Shop
R. Hartman
A. Custl
U. Shaw
Harman
G. Nusgz
R. Nusa
Necond
1. Crouse
A. Summers
J. Engle
Blumendter
E. Jamison
Stockplan
Re. Nang
C. Bowls
Rh. Nugz
M. Hlumenauer
H. Fonte
Vernon Durdette
Helen Nusa
Jelbo
R. Enterly
Billy" Wolfe
Plente
Bank Robbery Suspects Nabbed After Keedysville heist
Milton Grove and Haus Kefauver, both about 20, were arrested on West Patrick street after a bank robbery at Citizens' National Bank of Keedysville. Groves confessed to the crime, claiming he acted to aid friends in trouble, while Kefauver denied involvement. about $629 was recovered.
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Howe
Citizens’ National Bank of
Keedysville
Elmer L Miller
Sherif Ingomar W. Albaugh
Charles W. Crum
Horace Radclife
West Patrick Street
Milton Grove
Sharpsburg
Grove
Haus Nefauver
Rohrersville
Miller
Childeens
Keedyasville
Radcliffe
Nefdre
Kefauver
Grace
Hes
Lout
Clifford Salvely
Howard B. Lynch
Maryland
Kefanver
Tam
Weelington County
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Batore
Sion
Ira L. Davis
Hyattstown
Prena
Chatham
Kathleen Hogan
Chattanooga
Joseph H. Apple
Kieffer
M. J. Grove Lime Company
13Th Street
Memorial Park
Memorial Ground
Emery c. Crom
Thoma W. Sears
Philadelphia
Ely
Caller
Seata
Thority Park
H.C. Zacharian
Irwan
Beara
Chapel Alley
Church
Second
Mystery Girl
Bulletins
Buckeystown
Fredericksonians
John W. Snnck
Tealtar
Dorry. Fowler
Maple Park
Aubdivision
Font Biley
Stephen A. Aavard
Sarah A Tayard
Bie Wie
MeKooapert, T
Eceviers of the Gréat
William Jennings Pryan
Arlington
Dorsey Etchison
Paul Kefauver
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