Magistrate Faces Non Support Charge in Urbana
Judge orders Wallace Pyles to pay 3 dollars weekly support to his wife while separated. Witnesses accuse Mrs Pyles of unseemly conduct and fiery testimony fills the Urbana courtroom. Justice Bennett notes adults must support an ailing spouse until divorce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Pyles
Urbana
Justice of the Peace
Justice
Pyles
Pryies
Alton V. Bennett
Bennett
Justice Pyles
Justice Piles
Williart MM Storm
Harp
Large Congregation Attends Braddock Heights Sunday Song Service
The Braddock Heights Sunday evening service drew a large crowd as Rev. William C. Royal of the First Baptist Church delivered a sermon on "The Man Inside." He urged nourishing the inner spirit to guide life amid adversity. Prof. Chais Remsberg presided over the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Heights
Wiliam C. Royal
First Baptist Church
Jesus
Chais Remsberg
Song Service Committee
Full colors possible in amateur movies
Rochester N Y July 30 AP Amateur experiments yield the first Eastman color process with a light fitter and a new film with minute counter lenses. The amateur photographer can now capture accurate and brilliant color reproductions of shade in nature by inserting the colorer fitter in a home movie camera and threading the special film.
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Rochester
N. X
Amscenes
T Eastman
Veriess
State's Soldiers Begin Routine At Camp Ritchie
Troops at Camp Ritchie start a strict daily routine with reveille assembly drill and mess calls. Leaders include State Colonel D. John Marker and Lt. Col. James W. Woodcock with Major Thompson A Lyton and Captain Frederica C Reynolds. Camp crowds reach about 323000 with 1500 autos. a military tea honors Brig Gen Mill and Brig Gen Gaither with a regimental parade planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State
Ficers
Oficers
D. John Marker
Frederick
James W. W. Woodcock
Salisbury
Thompson A Lyton
Eceridge
Frederica C. Reynnolds
Washington, D. C
F. Lester Smith
Breserter
Charles W. Staley
Plas
Frederick H
D. John Markey
Mill
Charles D. Gaither
Camp Ritchie
Law, Lawlessness and Liberty Sermon at Grace Reformed
Rev. Chalmers W. Walck preached on "Law, Lawlessness And Liberty" at Grace Reformed Church. He warned of growing lawlessness, social decay, and the misinterpretation of liberty, drawing parallels to historic revolutions and current societal shifts while urging vigilance and a return to moral principles.
Auto Demolition After Night Crash Near Braddock Heights
Roger Wallace of Martinsburg and a Baltimore companion were injured when a Flint touring car collided with a Staub driven vehicle on the grade near the White House by Braddock Heights at about 2 15 this morning. Wallace suffered severe head and shoulder cuts while others were only slightly injured. The Flint car and the Staub car were damaged. both were brought to Green's garage. Wallace and his companion were taken to Frederick City Hospital before later traveling to Baltimore. Corporal Dlutch and Deputy Sheriff Win Steiner investigated.
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Roger Wallace
Martinsburg
George Wallace
Baltimore
I Marshall Staub
White House
Braddock Heights
Wallace
Flint
Staub
Frederick
Watlaca
Dot
Frederick City
Jay
Green
Corporal Dlutch
Sherif Win
Steiner
France Retains Davis Cup as Tilden Loses
In Roland Garros Stadium France retains the Davis Cup after Henri Cochet defeats William Tilden in straight sets in the decisive match. Cochet also wins other rubbers with Hennessy and a Cochet-Bezetra pairing secures doubles for France. Market activity noted with price rises in a morning sale.
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France
Tilden
Roland Gates Stadium
America
Henri Cochet
William T. Tiln
Cochet
Eth Hennessy
Jean Bezetra
Tiden
Frank Run
Plans filed for new Frederick County school buildings
J B Hamos of York pa submits plans to the school authorities for three projects: a West Frederick building cost about 680000, a New Aldhiwy site around 17000, and an enlargement at Wolfsville about 10000. County Superintendent G Lloyd Palmer says these are county wide improvements to address needs and storm damage repairs are complete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Hamos
York
Frederick
West Prederick
New
Wolfsville
G. Lloyd Palmer
Juvenile Court Hearing Set After Alleged Stabbing
A petition is filed in Juvenile Court over an alleged stabbing incident after a church outing on June 24. The 14 year old girl and a 15 year old boy from Garfield are the central figures, with more than a dozen witnesses expected as the case, before Associate Judge John S. Nexman, moves toward trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael E B. Pus
Fa’ Wan Oo
Aea
Garfield
Williams
Willams
Morris Kefauver
Smithsburg
William Williams
Chester Kuhn
John 5. Nexman
Kouloos
Woman Injured in Burkittsville Crash Charged
Mrs Ira Wolfe of Myersville remains hospitalized with a broken hip scalp wound and multiple cuts after a Burkittsville accident. Edward Smith held on $190 bond for reckless driving. hearing slated before Justice Alton Bennet. Officer Charles W. Smith and Mrs Wolfe were involved in the arrest and incident near Frederick Motor Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Smith
Burkittsville
Alton
Bennet
Charles W. Smith
Ira Wolfe
MyersclHe
Frederick City Hospital
Tng Hospital
S. Wolfe
Fred Motor Company
Americans Sweep No Medals In Three Olympic Events
In Amsterdam at the Olympic Stadium Lily 25 AP report states the United States failed to win medals in all three events. The best finishes were fourth and sixth in the dash, second and third in the hurdles, and fifth and sixth in the hammer.
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Olympic Stadium
Amsterdam
Lily
United Sta‘ Ethetes
Olympic
Ireland
Gesrees
Kellogg Pact Seemingly Harmless Yet Debated
The article discusses the Kellogg treaty and its potential impact on disarmament and peace. It notes optimism from some nations, concerns from Democrats, and the United States’ growing international role under Coolidge. It questions whether the pact will alter war incentives or merely set a symbolic framework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cowlidge
Mts
Paris
Reimaing
Kellge Hes
Britain
France
Manchester Guardian
United States
Spragins Foiled in New Attempt to Kill Guard
Baltimore July 30 Benjamin P. Spragins awaiting hange at the state penitentiary made another failed attempt to reach a guard. He used a wire from a prison broom to threaten a guard named Motley who faced the act at one oclock Saturday morning. Guards rushed to restrain him but the effort failed and no injuries were reported. A separate crash occurred when a machine was driven into a Mr. and damaged a cat though no one was fired on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Beniamin FP
Spragins
State Penitentiary
Charles P. “Conway
Astex
Military motorized march plans through Maryland to Gettysburg
A carrier column led by Colonel Eskridge begins at 6 o clock from Mary and camp at Gettysburg after a test trip for motorized units. The route passes Westminster Frederick Chambersburg and York with 254 vehicles and tanks, moving at about 12 miles per hour on mixed roads before encamping near Wheat Picks at Gettysburg.
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Frederik
Trent Fort Leonard
Gettaburg
Retuca
Thonday
Caldenel Oiler
S Elkridge
Force Com
Mander
Maryand Camp
Jonestown
Frederick Road
West Priendship
Weatmiater
Gettysburg
Westminster
Eskridge
Frederick
Chambersshurg
Westminst
Prederick
Immitburg
Eldersburg
Reisterstown
Hanover
Mampton
York Springs
Towson
York
Gttysburg
Tos
Storm damage upsets county road building program
Storms and floods disrupt county road plans as commissioners repair damaged highways. Bridges washed away are temporarily replaced. most roads are now passable for mail. Damage varies by district with Catoctin worst, Gogsdoto area cited among the heaviest.
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United States
Catoctin
Jackson
Tuscaroa
Ick Wss
Gogsdoto
Tunney to make statement in New York on future plans
Heavyweight champion Gene Tunney arrives in New York from the countryside and says he will announce something today. He will attend a luncheon tomorrow for William Muldoon and will have more to say then. Tunney also denies circulating stories about his post boxing move and says friends have been too eager in planning his future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gene Tunney
William Muldoon
New York State Athletic Commision
Ad Thettleholder
Megheen Woul
Second Concert Tuesday At Baker Park With Bertha Jones Smith
The second concert of the season is Tuesday evening at 7 30 in the Baker Park band stand. Mrs. Bertha Jones Smith will be the soloist. The program includes rare vocal numbers and familiar orchestral pieces plus several dance selections performed by the Frederick Baker Park Orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker Park
Bertha Jones Smith
Baker Park Orchestra
Herbert
Orpheus
Offenbach
Waldteufel
Morkowski
Dream Vision
Schumann
Robin Adair
Malder
Prison break attempt ends with recapture in Ohio prison
Four inmates from the Ohio penitentiary escaped their cells early today with improvised weapons but were quickly recaptured in the yard before completing their bid for freedom. The incident involved members of the prison company K, including Bealsville, Dickerson, Deweentilie, and Poolesrine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Guarda
Boa
K Company
Boy Who Killed Doctor Dies In Electric Chair
Jeeegh Ramenisky Jr a 27 year old confessed slayer of Dr Gerald Kelly of Jessup Pa was executed at Rockview Penitentiary He had shot the physician after the doctor advised amputation of his crutch bound leg following a mine accident Earlier reports say his leg was crippled in a mine blast on August 13 1725 and he returned to target the doctor in March saying This is for my leg Dr Kelly died instantly during the execution and the killer sought clemency without success
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Defonte
Jeeegh Ramenisky, Jr
P Sayer
Geraid Kelly
Jessup
Rockview Penitenslry
Peunsylvania
Kamenisky
Kamen
Ttme
Karnegdtsky
Mt Airy Fair Promises Strong Competition and Music
Mt Airy Fair efforts are progressing with Arnold Fleming as secretary. A morning tournament leads a schedule featuring eight crowns and eight cash prizes under Grand Marshall Reason Hobbe. Washington Grove Band and Brown Fogsville Band perform with sleight of hand acts and wire walkers planned. Firemen's Carnival occurred last week in Wildwood Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Fleming
Reason Hobbe
Washington Grove
Brownfogsville
Wlidwood Pati
Robbers Hold Up Canadian Bank Messengers in Winnipeg
Five armed robbers halted two Canadian Bank of Commerce messengers in Winnipeg. They fled in a vehicle with US license plates, carrying money believed to total between 35000 and 90000 dollars. A separate social note describes a community gathering and names attendees at the Fawley home near Lander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Canadian Bank of Commerce
United
Will Fawley
Lander
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W. C. Royal
Lake Roger
Cosplass Prroemenc
Reynolds
Blue Ringe Sim
Lusitcre
Offee
Revelle
Dri
Égrs
George
John NK
Juin Magin
Ting
Airmapols
Tye
Isis
Rredertalt
Fuernand
Cascade
Sunda
Chalmers W. Walck
Grace Reformed Church
Times
Jthe Sims
The
Russia
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Sundar
Wallstreet
Jiaw
Gok
Hey. George
W. Sicine
AUTO
Marshall Staub
Braddock
Rane
West Frederick Place
Wolfsvile
Heid
Kounry
Senice Witter
Fareyga
Coolidge
Army Motor Force
Gettysburg Battlefield
Ft, Leonard
Uierse
Auruat
Erey Rorses
Association
Peasi
Dent
Ir Thanager
H.C. Warden
G. LH
Burnet
E A. Lindsey
Belt
Torsat
Tsut Rae
Dograts
Dean Thef
Wien
Tunney
Champion
Bealsville
Dickerson, Deweentilie
Poolesrine
Bernsods
Montgomery
Ata Beeken
Siastes
Charles M. Hann
Claude 5S
Noh
Market Street
Eighth Street
Market
Dean
City Hospital
Doctor
Pennsylvania
Sician
MT. Airy Fair
Anza
U. S
Anna Cordell
NeDie Smith
Mae Wachter
Helen Castle
Virginia Fawley
Margaret Cordell
Dorothy Thelma Fawley
Catherine Huse
Evelyn Pearl
Margaret Pogie
Osborne Wachter
George Smith
Donald Long
Joe Miller
Grayson Cask
Enry Hattis
Russell Caste
Edward Zitmissan
Willis Nuse
Hascla Posis
Vernon DeGrange
Raymond Gordon
Semte Nuge
Cixirtom Pry
Herseiy Comun
Harry Browning
Geotee David Arnok
Richard Smith
Charles Stockman
Ard Smith
Auris Hale
I .Smith
Bafenthan
Ishcir
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