Al Capone Case Under Way as Judge Rules Plea Deals Not Binding
In Chicago on January 30, Judge Whitson declared any agreement between prosecution and defense not binding as the Capone case began. The court pressed the big Chicago gangster through 60 offenses under the prohibition act and tax evasion charges, with Capone appearing disconcerted by the court’s stance and surrounding rumors. The judge stressed duty to hear the evidence and determine guilt.
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Open Air Services Begin in Walkersville
Walkersville churches plan outdoor services on the first four Sundays at Walkersville High School lawn with Rev F A Brevaren presiding. Lutheran Rev F R Seibel Jr will preach one sermon per service, and singing plus a special musical number are featured. If rain, events move to the school auditorium.
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Walkers
Walkersvilleigh School
Aginming Promp
Hose Church
F. R. Seibel, Jr
Weather notes obscure site entry at Pears Station
Fragmentary weather observation from a local station includes indecipherable strings and numbers. Readable items mention Sun Moon and a timestamp around 1259, but precise data is not extractable.
Manor Picnic Crowns Queen at Annual Event
A large crowd attended the annual Manor Picnic where the professional class crowned the queen and maids were crowned. Notables included G. B. and J. B. Hal 2row, with John W. Bail of Buckeystown mentioned in attendance.
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Rowne
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Crownes
John W. Bail
Buckeystown
Five drown when motorboat sinks at Burgess Palis
Five of eight occupants in a motorboat sank at Burgess Palis near Cookeville Tennessee last night. A rescue party recovered four bodies early today while survivors towed a casualty to safety. Names include Mr Whitson of Cocke County and Mrs J P Barnett Tenn along with her two young sons. The survivors said they did not know the cause of the sinking.
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Cookeville
Tenn
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Whitson
Cockerter
J. P. Barnet Tene
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Beecher Cass
Lutheran Chapel Improvements Recounted in History
The article describes how the Lutheran chapel’s tower and east front were altered after 1823 and notes the building’s use as a hospital during the Civil War. It recalls the second floor as a Sunday school area and benches bearing dark red stains from wounded soldiers. Committees and leaders are named in the record.
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Ea Worthingcon
George Ki
Charles P Bowers
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Sens
Frederick Stores Preview Autumn Fashion Amid July Heat
Frederick merchants unveil fall apparel as July temperatures surge. Coats trend in darker tones with brown and black. new gowns, dresses, and hats feature subdued colors, fur trims, and tailored waists. Consumers see sport coats and sheer fabrics, with coats and dresses designed for both day and dress occasions.
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Frederick
Almlady
Cline and Mcuskey Nuptials Held in Local Church
The wedding at a local Methodist church joined Phapne Emm Cline Jr. of Frederick and Mrs. Alexander Ewing McCuskey of Buckeystown in a ceremony led by Rev. G Elis Williams. Family, friends, and business associates attended as flowers and gowns provided a traditional backdrop for the event.
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Emm Cline, Jr
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Ewing McCuskey
Buckeystown
Mr. Cline
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Casper E. Gilne
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G. Elis Williams
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Ars. G. Liams
Willams
William T. Hallam
Buchanmon
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Remo S. Harp
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Showers Fail to Beat Torrid Heat Wave
The report notes ongoing heat with limited relief from scattered showers. Forecasts suggest temperatures remain high as residents cope with extreme conditions and potential health risks.
Funeral of Drowning Victim Held Monday
Funeral services were held Monday for a drowning victim identified as The Canos. Authorities reported the incident occurred last week, with funeral attendees from family and friends noting the loss.
Stocks Turn Heavy in Late Trading
Market ends on a downbeat note as broad declines hit the major indices in late trading. Trading activity surged with concern over earnings and economic signals weighing on investor sentiment.
Brunswick Election Voters Set Monday Ballot on Water Bond
Voters prepare for a three ward municipal election in Brunswick with incumbents facing opposition from aligned administration forces. A $10,000 water pipe project and a $460,000 water system expenditure are on the ballot, with a mayor and several council seats at stake.
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Cal
Brunswick
Vatu
Aligie
Harry C. Ausie
Orrison
Nan
Ernest L. Main
Elmiee Keyser
Chester
Bart &. Edwards
American Airmen Break Non-Stop Turkey Flight Record
American airmen complete a historic nonstop flight to Turkey amid a bustling Istanbul welcome. The crew, including Polando and Boardman, faced heavy fog over the Atlantic after leaving Cape Cod, with fuel dangerously low but landing safely. A Turkish governor received a letter from President Hoover as a crowd gathered at the air command. A separate note covers Clyde Pangborne and Hugh Herndon Jr moving toward Moscow after a Wales landing, hoping to beat the world speed record.
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Jowph CC
Cher
Pyrecor Boardman
New Foundland
Istanbul
Ich
Cape Cod
Polando
Moscow
Croydon
England
Clyde Pangborne
Hugh Herndon, Jr
Wales
Tales
Berlin
Myers
Lawsuit filed over auto crash damages in Maryland
Murphy files suit in Circuit Court against a truck company alleging negligent driving at the Washington highway intersection with Groves Lane on December 27, 1990. He seeks damages for head and body injuries and related expenses. Attorneys Obrecht Baumann Sherman P. Bowers represent Murphy.
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Obrecht
Publisher Wil iam McLean Dies Aged 79 in Philadelphia
Philadelphia publisher Wil iam T. McLean founder of the Philadelphia Evening Bulletin and former AP director dies at 79 in Germantown. His son Robert McLean had succeeded him on the AP board seven years earlier. The report notes his longtime service and influence in journalism.
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Wiliam TL. McLean
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin
Associated Press
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McLean
Robert McLean
Germantown
Circus Day Parade Allure Remains Strong
Circus Day parade draws crowds and fans with vivid acts and festive pageantry as showcased by performers and organizers. Spectators enjoy the colorful floats, daring routines, and community celebration highlighting local culture and entertainment value.
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