Man Arrested in Myersville for Swearing and Vagrancy
William Haren, arrested by Deputy Sheriff Steiner for cursing on a public highway and vagrancy, stood trial in People's Court before Justice Alton Y. Bennett. Testimony showed he solicited funds door to door in Myersville, professing need to pay trolley fare to Hagerstown, while carrying signs claiming disability. He was found guilty on both charges and sentenced to six months in the Maryland House of Correction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Haren
Steiner
People’s Court
Alton Y. Bennett
Ayersville
Hagerstown
Eeployes
Myersville Savings Bank
Fenally Sherif
William C. Roderick
Sheri Steiner
Myersville
Garten
Frederick
Harten
Washington
Cleveland
Ohio
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Braddock Heights
Myerssile
Bennett
Maryland House of Correction
Will of Droneburg Proclaimed at Mt Pleasant
The will of the late John F. Droneburg of Mt Pleasant directs executors to sell all real and personal property and deposit funds in Citizens' National Bank on interest for the widow Haile L. Droneburg during her life. After her death, the estate is divided among ten named children with shares to their heirs if deceased, and debts owed by children are deducted from their shares. A separate notice mentions a memorial event with Mrs Kefauversmegher and others, plus a supper and refreshments for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Droneburg
Mt. Pleasant
Citizens’ National Bank
Haile L. Croneburg
Claude T. Dronebire
Katie F. Carpenter
P. Droneburg
Joan W. Droneburg
Wiliam L. Droneburg
Bessie Plotis
George H. Droneburgz
Scarface All Capone Wanted In Yale Murder Case
Fragmentary report mentions Scarface Al Capone tied to a Yale murder case. Widespread intrigue surrounds the suspect as authorities pursue leads amid unclear details. A July date appears with references to Los Angeles and Merida, noting a photostatic copy in possession of an official and involvement of A Henderson.
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Scarface
All Capone
Yale
Motorized Army Pass Through Westminster Report
Reported movement of a 150 piece motorized army force from Fort Leonard Wood toward Gettysburg, with several trucks seen in Westminster this morning and afternoon. Only three trucks arrived by early afternoon, some routes diverted toward Gettysburg others continuing to Pennsylvania. conflicting reports on overall approach. Colonel Oliver S. Exaridge led the march as the armoured unit split into four sections at Westminster for routes toward Frederice and Gettysburg.
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Fort Leonard Wood
Pennsylvania
Frederick
Gettysburg
Patrick Street
Hagerstown
Oliver S. Exaridge
Westminster
Frederice
Motorized Forces March At Gettysburg Battlefield
A vanguard of swift tanks led a march at Gettysburg today followed by 200 motor vehicles carrying 1,100 men in the second test march of an experimental mechanized force at Fort Leonard Wood. The 72 mile route on state highways aimed to avoid civilian traffic while elements from multiple services operated in four sections along a broad front near the battlefield. The force planned to encamp at the Wheat Field and return tomorrow.
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Baltimore
Gettysburg
Fort Leonard Weed
Calvary
Westminster
Secon
Sinance
Wheat Field
Frederick County Scouts to Attend Boys and Girls Week
About 55 youths from Frederick County are expected at University of Maryland for Boys and Girls Week August 9 to 14. The group includes 30 boys from Boys clubs led by Henry Shoemaker and 25 or 30 from Peters clubs led by Miss Katharine Baker, with a roster of local signers. Also, 70 to 80 scouts from Frederick and Carroll counties plan Camp Roosevelt visits on Chesapeake Bay, under Scout Executive George C. Whitney, with several recents returning and many more anticipated this summer.
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Frederick County
University of Maryland
College Park
Henry BR. Shoetmaker
Ekatherine Baker
Shoemaker
John Derr
Monrovia
Cilffford Shriver
Emmitsburg
Gilmor
Trout
Walkersville
Elmer Eicholtz
Paul Derr
Moravia
Alvin Fook
Middletown
Henry Zu
7Mony Grove
Mildred Fox
Mt. Hope
Vera Klein
Braddock
Nellie Witter
Isabel Crum
Schaefer
Ruth Weybright
Charlote Shriver
Emmitspure
Ar Deer
Transportica
Rogal Farm
Frederick
Carroll Counties
Francis Scott Key Council
Camp
Roosevelt
Chesapeake Bay
George C. Whitney
Precerick
Jack Byrnes
Jacob Engelbrecht
William Humm
Edward Motley
Raymond Mohler
Kermit Frye
Point of Rocks
Scout Devilbiss
Harry M. Gross, Jr
Edwin Dorsey
Theodore Woodward
Joseph Sprinkle
Kate Mathias
Robert Hudson
James Bankard
Herman Rosenburg
Carter Stone
Wilson Campbell
Edwin Waters
Edward Shriver
Drunken Driver Fined by Maryland Justice
Marion W. Smith, near Frederick, pled guilty to driving under the influence after a reckless spin through town. Justice Alton F. Bennet fined Smith $2 and costs, noting prior good record, with Sergeant Duckworth detaining him for the hearing.
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Mac Pabic
Marion W. Smith
Peoples
Alton F. Bennet
Agas
Smith
Frederick
Sall
Duckworth
Maryland
Justice Bennett
Justice Bennet
Man Planned Jail Break Four Years Ago At County Fair
A man who allegedly plotted to break jail four years ago and who figured in an October arrest linked to a county fair faces ongoing scrutiny. Authorities disclosed the case as the annual county fair proceeds with events and safety measures in place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eld
Bootlegging case and fair preparations in Frederick County
In 1924 a Frederick County man Frye was jailed for bootlegging and faces larceny charges while awaiting disposition. Deputies pursued him after he escaped from a bed setup. he surrendered after a chase near Point of Rocks. The article also outlines the upcoming Frederick County Agriculture Fair with dates October 8-12, committees, and preparations to improve grounds and facilities despite recent storm damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Inkomar W. Albaugh
Sher- HY Berrond
Point of Rocks
Redmond
Sterner
Hauver
Wertenbaker
Harne Farm
Frye
Prye
Storm
Bect
P. Ms. Hiteshew
David Cramer
C. H. Conley
Lee Ranneberger
P.M. Hiteshew
J. W. Hum
R. V. Smith
Eugene A .Grove
Leonard C. Barrick
O. C. Warehime
Society
John T. Best
Abram Hemp
O. A. Warehime
Guy KK. Motter
P. Merle Hite~shew
R. ¥. Smith
Eugene A Grove
G HE Conky
John W. Humm
Frank M. Stevens
D. Princeton Buckey
AH. M. Cramer
Austin FP
Mother Superior Held for Murder of Obregon
Mexico City reports Sister Concepcion Acervedo de Im Lata, about 32, mother superior of the convent linked to the Obregon assassination plot, held in police custody for allegedly inducing Jose De Leon Toral to kill Gen. Alvaro Obregon. She reportedly told reporters she hopes to be executed and that God must have wanted the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Concepcion Acervedo Dé Im Lata
Polic
Jose de Leon Toral
Concepcion
Toral
Alvaro Obregon
Olest
Three Thought Dead In Explosion On Ship
Three men are believed dead after an explosion and fire aboard the steam lighter Chancellor tied up at a Staten Island pier. The boiler blasted high into the air, damaging another lighter and two nearby buildings. Police report engineer William Woods and firemen Joseph Martini and John Urirado missing. cause of blast unknown.
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New York
Chancellor
St. George Staten Island
Willam Woods
Joseph Martini
John Urirado
Rocky Ridge Picnic At Mt Tabor Park In Maryland
The annual Rocky Ridge community picnic will be Aug 12 at Mt Tabor Park featuring the Evening Sun Newsboys Band of 65 boys, amusements for all ages, baby swings, and sand boxes. A moving picture area will cover church activities as part of a community project. Speakers include ex Governor Phillips Lee Goldsborough Fred N Zillman David J Lewis and others with Westminster Band to perform in the evening. Last year drew thousands from across the state. the event is a northern Maryland highlight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Tabor Park
Rocky Ridge
Evening Sun Newsboys
Phillips Lee Goldsborough
Fred N. Zillman
David J. Lewis
David G. MccIntosh
Maryland Senate
John N. Mackall
State Roads Commission
David C. Wimebrenner 3d
Westminster Band
Maryland
Last Fear
Baltimore
Britain Wins Final In 800 Meters Race
Reported results show Britain taking the 800 meters final with a time around 3:45, amid a field including U S athletes and European competitors. The event featured notable runners such as Engelhard and Hahn with American stars prominent in the trials and Olympic context.
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Britain
White Withdraws Charges Against Smith
A terse, unclear clipping reports that White withdrew charges against Smith. The fragmented text references motives, names, and potential actions but fails to provide coherent context or outcome.
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White
Smith
Cool Weather At Start Of August Draws Readers In
Unseasonably cool conditions mark a transition to August with Monday night particularly chilly. City residents sought extra coverings as the day began around 55 degrees Fahrenheit, 15 below typical summer heat. The unusual cold follows a night of low temperatures and mirrors a long stretch of cool weather since June.
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Rome
Mercury
Te & Tepetmion
Ham
Fire alarm counts reveal July there were eight alarms
City police headquarters record shows eight fire alarms in July with two midnights and a 6.20 p.m. alert on the 24th. The tally forms part of a six month trend with 31 alarms prior to July and a yearly total rising to 39. July dates listed include the 7th 9th 11th 18th 22nd 23rd 27th and 29th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Dune
Chicago election probe ties to new murder
Crisato and Juiz Ftrat Benor Zin, indicted by the Special election probe, were killed today in a West Side saloon alley after a shooting witnessed by an ice man. The fatal shooting followed an earlier dispute, with Zion dragged from the saloon into the alley where he died after being shot four times. Also reported, Irving M. Biser of Middletown and Mamie A. Biser were granted an absolute divorce through attorney Reno Harg.
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Crisato
Juiz
Ftrat
Benor Zin
West Side
Zion
Irving M. Biser
Midd Iecox
Reno 5
Harg, Bee
Mamie A. Biser
Middletown
Willard
Tunney Retires From Boxing After 600 Rounds
New York July 31 AP Gene Tunney heavyweight champion announces retirement from boxing at a luncheon honoring William Muldoon of the New York State Athletic Commission He says I have fought my last bout as a professional boxer and will stage a farewell party to the commission and the press He notes no current contender attracts public interest and predicts it may be one or three years before any dangerous challenger emerges.
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New York
Gene Tunney
William Muldoon
New York State Athletic Commission
Tunney
Kime
Tere
Tom Heeney
Yatekee Stadium
Ben‘tila
Hoover Even Buys Standard Suits
Herbert Hoover standardizes his wardrobe by ordering two coats two waistcoats and two pairs of trousers per coat via wire to a New York tailor. The arrangement saves time money and effort with Hoover remaining consistently outfitted in his chosen serge and worsted fabrics. a notable anecdote recounts his rapid reorders after President Harding's death.
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Rodney Dutcher
NEA
Washington
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
New York
Worn
Trauer
Joe Tail
Petron
Nateraly
Romeo
Sifer
Watson
Srestiene Harding
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Wis
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Droweburg
Mt. Measant
Bercheau
W. J. Eefacve
Waikersvik
Sancar
Kefauversmegher
Wills Boyes
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B. C. Rowtzahn
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W. J. Kefauvet
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Edward
Catherine
Clyde
Marget
Mennie
Merida
Dery Cape
Wes
University Maryland
Mai
Peoples Court
Buz
de- Alter
Reces
Mother Superior
Obregon
Pltasant ‘Hill
Stevhrin
Mary Brunner
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A i. Co. M Brunner
Mary Brun
Laura Main
Rascoe Stain
John Devs
Circle
Tooms Mariza
Locust Valley
Gutton’s Woods
J HL Hoch
Hagershen
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Olympe Station
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Amone
Engelhard
Gerre
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Hahn
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Wiste
Esy
Chicago
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