Frederick City Hospital to Start Major Improvements Soon
The Frederick City Hospital construction committee approved the building program and authorized architect Edward Leber to finalize plans and begin work after bids are awarded. Trustees and Lady Board of Managers backed the project, with gifts already given by local donors and anticipated community support for funding.
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Frederick City Hospital
Edward Leber
York
Emory L. Coblentz
Charles W. Ross, Jr
Hospital
Ida M. Markey
7. D. Baker
Charles M. Shank
W. Meredith Smith
Ik. W. Baer
C. H. Conler
T. Circle Rontson
Frank D. Worthington
Austin Pearree
Ida M. Marker
Marty L. Nies
Samuel G. Duvall
Samuel H. R Stock
Good Headway S Made With Road Work In County
Freder ick county progress reported on road projects under District Engineer William F. Childs Jr. Work spans Freder ick Carroll Montgomery Howard and Baltimore counties. A temporary bridge replaces the old Ballenger creek structure and a 60 foot steel concrete arch bridge begins to rise.
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Frederick County
William F. Childs, Jr
Frederick
Carroll
Montgomery
Howard
Baltimore
Ballenger Creek
J. Campbell Bennett
Owens Creek
Thurmont-Sabillasville Road
Thurmont
Weather Holds Back Meth Reunion Crowds At Braddock Heights
The Frederick County Methodist Reunion drew attendees from across the county despite threatening weather. Morning events included a love feast and a 11 o'clock address by Rev. Dr. J. Paul Tyler of Baltimore. A large afternoon attendance joined gospel songs led by Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Dorsey Miller and an 1:50 pm sermon by Rev. Dr. Miller, with a dance later hosted by Mr. and Mrs. William Hobbs at Clemmons near Clemsonville with guests from Baltimore and Frederick. John Robinson’s Circus returns to Frederick on August 32 at the Fair Grounds with a street parade preceding performances.
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Frederick County
Braddock Heights
J. Paul Tyler
Baltimore
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Tyler
G. Ellis Williams
Cal~ Vars Church
Dorsey Miller
Harrisburs
Miller
First Methodist Church
Harrisburz
Heizhis
William Hobbs
Clemmons
Clemsonville
Elsie Hobbs
Wiliam Uobbbs
Baltmore
Frederick City
Union Bridge Orchestra
George R. Dennis
H. L. G. Kiefer
W. Hart Haller
Robert
Tyson
W. W. Osburn
Sidney Sappington
Truman Pearce
Charles Smith
Edward Hobbe
William Hobbe
John Robinsone
Churches to stay open late in Mexico City protests
Mexico City sees churches open until 10 p m nightly as crowds seek worship during the suspension over government religious regulations. About 15000 Catholics are expected to receive communion on Saturday with confession and a noon pontifical mass at the cathedral. Archbishop Moray Del Rio will give the benediction and church leaders vow no counter demonstrations during regional labor parades supporting government policy.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Moray del Rio
Regional Federation of Labor
Labor
Sticky Weather Dampens Picnics Across Frederickton
The day brought high humidity and intermittent rain as 85 degree heat mixed with cooling breezes. Large crowds attended the Lewistown picnic and Barnesville tournament despite threats of rain, with many smaller picnics active across the county. The forecast warned of rain tonight and tomorrow, likely altering outdoor plans.
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Lewistown
Barnesville
St Anceph’s
Cox released from Leavenworth after fraud case
Cox, previously convicted in an oil fraud scheme and jailed at Leavenworth, has been released. The man linked to the North Pole discovery and associated charges is said to have avoided a lengthy sentence despite earlier attempts to defend his case.
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Cox
Iameels
Othe Leavenworth Penitentiary
Norwegian swimmer halted in Channel attempt at Boulogne
Report from Boulogne France states Olaf Farsted a Norwegian swimmer failed in his try to swim the English Channel. He started at Cape Gus Ner at about 3 am and was forced to abandon the attempt due to adverse conditions.
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Boulogne
France
Olaf
Farsted
Ve Pring
Oseeterd
Cape Gus Ner
September Term at Beliet Promises Heavy Court Session
The beliet September court term opens September 13 with a heavy criminal docket and many civil suits. About 26 prisoners are in Frederick county jail and as many under bond in Liberty awaiting action. Notable cases include murder and rape charges and the trial of Walter Nelson for shooting Kelly Lilly, with other larceny and railroad robbery investigations ongoing.
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Frederick County
Addiiton
Walter Nelson
Kelly J. Lilly
Pear Dickerson
Nelson
Pennsylvania Railroad
Western Maryland Railroad
Wide demand for county fruits and vegetables noted
Midsummer finds Frerick housewives canning and preserving produce while local canning factories near start up. Prices at local stores show corn 49 to 45 cents a dozen, tomatoes 12 to 25 cents a pound, bananas 30 to 25 cents a dozen, cantaloupes 10 to 29 cents each, watermelons 9 cents and up, apricots 19 cents a box, and peaches with varied quotes. Com ing in from Frederick county promises plentiful supply. Apricots scarce and peas priced around 2 cents a quarter peck.
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Frerick
Frederick County
Storm Wrecks Bimini Structures Across Island
Reports from the Bahamas describe near total destruction of structures on Bimini after a tropical hurricane. The Zuleita II carried 17 passengers with no injuries, while Nassau revenue and communications continued to be disrupted as efforts to contact Nassau failed. A coast guard search for the Seminole offshore near Golden Key is underway with 19 aboard.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Coast Guard
Bimini
Golden Ker
C. G. Poacher
H. C. Phills
General Motors makes new sensational jump
New York July 29 AP another sensational jump of about ten points in General Motors bringing the price close to 199 a share overshadows all other developments in today's stock market. The rest of the list rallied in sympathy but the advance was not uniform due to weekend profit taking and the uncovering of weak spots by bear traders. Airsi neces showed a marked expansion on volume. Call menses renewed at 4 per cent.
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New York
General Motors
Witness Defies Committee in Pennsylvania Primary Probe
A Delaware witness defied committee inquiry into the Pennsylvania primary, prompting contempt cited by the Senate Campaign Funds Committee. Thomas W. Cunningham, clerk of the Cameral Sessions Clan in Philadelphia, refused to answer questions about campaign expenditures and candidates, asserting personal matters and triggering potential Senate action.
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Pennsylvania
Chicago
Iowa
Senate
Thomas W. Cunningham
Philadelphia
Ben Golder
Sylvania
Rood
Robbery charge against Red Jacobs tied to Gapland incident
William Persson accuses Red Jacobs of stealing 96 dollars, leading to robbery charges filed by Sheriff Duffy. Jacobs, jailed in Frederick County, faces possible liquor law violations and confiscation action on his machine. A preliminary hearing is planned after investigators confirm cross county details.
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William Perkinson
Gapland
Red” Jacobs
Frederick County
Jacobs
Richard Duffy
Washington County
Duffy
Burkittsville
Hagerstown
Frederick
Ludged
Terkinson
Jarvis
Jacob
Maryland crops fare well despite hot spell and light rains
Weather and crop conditions in Maryland for the week ending Tuesday show a brief heat wave with Baltimore reaching 102 degrees on the 21st the highest since 1919. Rainfall was light to heavy with Western and north central counties receiving the heaviest falls and crops overall improving with oats barley and fruits harvesting progressing.
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Maryland
Roscoe Nunn
Baltimore
Northcentral
Garrett
Allegany
Washington
Mrs Hall jailed without bail in 4 year murder case
Mrs Edward Wheeler Hall widow of the St Johns Episcopal rector in New Brunswick is jailed without bail on murder charges against her late husband and a church singer. A 1924 marriage and a $5,000 hush payment are cited in the unsworn claim by Arthur S. Rich.
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Somevtile
Tiny
Edward Wheeler Hall
St. John’s Episcopal Church
New Hrrnswick
Eleanor Mills
Tall
Edward Carpenter
Russell E. Watson
Arthur S. Rich
Rich
Louise Glest
Mr. Hall
Riehl
Community Picnic at Rocky Ridge Aug 14 at Mt Tabor Park
The annual picnic at Rocky Ridge is set for August 14 in Mt Tabor Park's 16 acre grounds. Special guests include Governor Albert C. Ritchie Congressman Fred N Zilliman Millard F Tydings and others. A Sun Newsboys band of 54 will perform and features like an artesian well a large tavern and refreshment booth will be available with a photographer to film festival activities. An evening festival follows as the Wood Wire and Metal Lathers International Union notes 18000 members.
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Rocky Ridge
Mt. Tabor Park
Sun Newsboys
Albert C. Ritchie
Fred N. ZillIman
Millard F. Tydings
Wm. M. Gordy
Wm. M. Maloy
Robert Biggs
O. E. Weiler
Train Robbers Take 60000 From Boston Federal Cash Train
Three armed men robbed the baggage master at Salisbury Point station taking about 60000 in cash sent from the Federal Reserve Bank in Boston to the Powow River National Bank in Amesbury. The baggage man was knocked from the train as the robbers escaped, and police believe an awaiting car hid the getaway through surrounding woods. The money likely payroll funds. three mail pouches were stolen.
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Salisbury
Mass
Boston
Maine
Salisbury Point
Federal Reserve Bank
Powow River National Bank
Amesbury
William Jordan
Trncks
Amrican Express Company
Bargate
Parole Granted To Henry Only For Bakery Robbery
Henry Only a Black resident of this city was sentenced to two years at the House of Correction after being found guilty of complicity in stealing flour from John Hershberger’s bakery on North Market Street. Governor Ritchie will parole him next Tuesday. Several others remain confined for the same robbery. A remark notes men of Babylon carried walking sticks.
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Henry
House of Correction
John Hershberger
North Market Street
Ritchie
Vitaphone Synchronizes Music With Film For Small Theaters
A 109 piece Symphony Orchestra score is filmed with the motion picture using Vitaphone. The process records sound and image together with cameras in a soundproof box, coordinated play at the Manhattan Opera House. The system, a joint effort of Warner Brothers, Bell Laboratories, and Western Electric, enables theaters with limited equipment to project films with synchronized live-like music.
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New York
Fim
Martin Talley
Rizalette Talley
Manhattan Opera House
Recordi Ag
Anes Taille
Saitech
Warner Brothers Motion Picture Company
Bell Laboratories
Western 1Electro Company
Mer
Hareman Helier
Wv & Complete Ter Agans
Licktling Earers
Camermer
We Stotios Oon
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Tropical Radio Telegraph Co
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