Record of Western Forest Fires and Maryland Heat Wave
A heat wave grips Maryland with temperatures near 100 and wildfires burning in the Northwest. The Frathrac Reservation fire, aided by Indian Service crews, reaches the area as 2,000 men battle flames by air and ground. Baltimore records 95 to 92 degree swings with southeast breezes, and relief is not expected until tomorrow night as scattered storms may provide a break.
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Baltimore
Mercury
Sarlest
Weather Bureau
Experts See No Unusual Wage Cut During Depression
Washington reports economists find no unusual pattern in wage declines during the depression era. They say real wages fell as costs of living rose, with wage reductions tracking price levels and suggesting living costs outpaced earnings in several periods.
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Washington
Cate
Bureau of Labor
Co 7
Nef
Deposed Bulgarian Ruler in Germany Draws Interest
The article reviews the fate of exiled Bulgarian sovereign Ferdinand and reports on his life in Ceburk Germany. It notes his wealth, political ties, and the high costs of his sustenance, along with comments on his potential restoration prospects and the political dynamics surrounding his status.
Political Leader Ferd Gere and Ferdinand War Powers
A fragmented note references Ferd Gere as a major political figure and mentions Ferdinand war powers. It hints at a historical context with Bucgwaria joining a side of Ge Ant, but details are unclear.
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Buiga
Ness
Ananee
Germar
Ferd
Eabsen
Bazara
Ferdinand
Bucgwaria
Missing man body not found in Potomac search
Edward Barnhouse 68 remains missing after a search in the Potomac River near Noulan's Ferry. Report says investigators pressed efforts Tuesday night with multiple searchers on scene but no body recovered. Sheriff Crum Deputy Dell and Sheriff S Adrain were absent at times. lawmen joined in searches Monday and continued into Tuesday.
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Edward Barn-house
Potomac
Noulan's Ferry
Crum
Dell
S. Adrain
Leesburg
Puesday
Missouri Congressman Sam C. Major Dies in Office
Fayette Missouri July 28 death ends the career of Coax Sam C Major 62 Democratic leader and veteran representative from Missouri 7th district. Major served his fifth term in Congress and helped restore the Republican majority in the House after the last election. He suffered a paralytic stroke July 19 dying at 2 20 p m.
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Missouri
Fayette
Coax
Sam C. Major
Nations House
Cong
Major
Congress
Held on gas station theft attempt charge
A man faces charges after an attempt to take gasoline from a local station. Police say the suspect was detained at the scene and booked on related offenses.
Bond Held in Serious Charge After Park Incident
Aged man and two others faced charges after a gas line and theft attempts near Baker Park. One man released on bond, two held, and another suspect released later after a preliminary hearing. Court remanded suspects to await grand jury clearer evidence and bond posting.
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Gea Kas
Bond
Tose Magists
Charmes
Baker Park
Condition Unchanged For Tecof Near Weres
The 59 year old Joseph Colbert was severely burned Sunday afternoon near Weres. He remained in serious condition at Washington County Hospital in Hagerstown as of Tuesday night.
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Joseph Colbert
Tecof
Weres
Washington County Hospital
Hagers— Town
Dry Head Opposition to Roosevelt Candidacy
Fragmentary notes show Dry Head opposing Theodore Roosevelt’s candidacy. Ambiguous lines mention endorsement, general support, and Democratic era hints, with garbled phrases obscuring full context.
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Dry Head
Roosevelt
Baltimore seeks new captain of State Police Force
Endit applicants vie for the captain and commander post after Capt H C Butler resigns due to illness. An exam for lieutenant, second in command, drew nine candidates with one eliminated for seeking gubernatorial help to change state police leadership. Butler faced discipline for supporting Raleigh’s approach amid motor vehicle authority tensions.
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Baltimore
Hasty C. Butler
State Constabulary
Ruichie
State Golire
Capt
Butler
Raleigh
Alfalfa Bill Declares War in Oklahoma Speech
Fragmentary OCR notes report a political figure named Alfalfa Bill in a heated speech, with references to Adaia hem es milant and a named committee chaired by MacDonadh. The text mentions a test price at $12 and Oklahoma context.
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Adaia Hemes Milant
MacDonadh
Oklahotha
Incomplete OCR Summary From Freight Base Notice
Fragmentary text mentions wages and base record. The readable items include references to freight base and wage figures but lack full context or names.
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