Three Persons Killed in Western Maryland Incident
A Sunday report identifies three people killed in a Western Maryland incident. Details remain sparse as authorities investigate the fatal event and confirm identities.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1929
Page
1
Heir Auto Struck by Train at Sabillasville
A Nash sedan carrying Mr. and Mrs. Morris F. Watts and Mrs. Daisy Brewer was struck by a westbound Western Maryland passenger train at a dangerous grade crossing near Sabillasville and St a te Sanatorium Sunday evening. Watts and Mrs. Watts died. Brewer survived to be hospitalized in Waynesboro, Pa. Officials from Sabillasville and Thurmont began inquiries, with Justice C N Stem visiting the scene and Sheriff W C Roderick overseeing the investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris F. Watts
Bemtalou Atree
Baltimore
Daisy B. Brewe
Edmocsion Avenue
Techomottie
Wes Bruck
Western Maryland
Horstahoe Bend
Stae
Pen Bier
Shey
Watts
MS Creager and Son
Thurmont
Nash
W. C. Roderick
Verner Redmond
Blaze
William M. Storm
C. N. Stem
Sabillasritl
Hood College Commencement Week Events Proceed
Hood College concludes commencement week events with a Tuesday morning addresses by Dean Charles R. Brown of Yale Divinity School at Brodbeck Hall. Sunday evening's Christian Endeavor Society named officers for 1929 30 and committees including Hesman Brish Culler Pahroes Condon Marsh Cowell DeLashi Butt Trandie Rhoads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
O'Rock
Brodbeck Hall
Charles R. Brown
Yale Divinity School
See Haven
C. E
Christian Exdeavor Society of the
Evangelical Reformed Church
Renrl L. G. Kiefer
Conmths Hesman
William M. Brish
Anns
Margaret Culler
Heeena Pahroes
Helen Condon
Frankii FP. Marsh
Phiilis Cowell
Elizabeth DeLashi Butt. Howe
Stevens
Katharine Trandie
Miriam Rhoads
Moxie Commetttee
Tornado Relief Fund Totals Recoveries and Donors
A historical notice lists donors and amounts to a tornado relief fund including Mr. and Mrs. HD Beker about 25.00 Blanche A Hummer 1.07 C Thotss Kemp 509 Prom and Friend 100 in E Ramsburg Lewis SOW case 5.0 Friend of Red Cross 1.00 Coeris E Beker S$. Total amount 3539.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HD. Beker
Blanche A. Hummer
C. Thotss Kemp
Prom & Friend
E. Ramsburg
Lewis- Sow
Friend of Red Cross
Coeris E. Beker
Tota Ans
Robbers raid Havre de Grace hotel during June apple drop
At Havre de Grace Maryland on June 3 a hotel robbery occurred as three men entered the building, overpowered staff, and attempted to force the safe. Although cash and checks were taken, $580 in cash remained in a separate compartment. Local reports tie the event to the Hancock apple drop and broader regional fruit-picking expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havre DE Grace Hotel
Hancock
Haire d¢ Grace
Thei
Frost Tonight Likely Across Local Section
Following a run of unusually cool weather the Weather Bureau predicts light frost in this section tonight. In Frederick the temperature fell to 46 degrees Sunday night while today the high reached only 69 degrees, well below normal. The cool spell is expected to ease later in the week with above normal temperatures in prospect. Across New York state similar frosty conditions were reported with a record low for June. In New York City the day began with a 44 degree low at 5 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weather Bureau
Frederick
Seabcard
Mercury
Esse~ularly
New York State
New York
New York Weather Bureau
St. John’s Cemetery Honored as a Beauty Spot
St John’s Catholic Cemetery on East Third Street gains praise as a beautiful burial place with blooming flowers, new shrubbery, and semidetached cement walks. Mary B Eisenhauer leads the cemetery company re established in 1918 with Fr F A Schwallenberg and others overseeing ongoing beautification. notable burials include Chief Roger Brooke Taney and Governor Enoch Louis Lane as well as long time parish members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Catholic
Cemet East Third Street
St. John’s
James MecShear
Maryland
Erman
Taney
J. Kane
John’s Church
Presbyterians Approve Stand Against War
The Federal Council of Churches stance against war was approved by the seventy first United Presbyterian General Assembly commissioners. Debates included Rev. Dr. Charles Gilmore opposing the council’s position. Ta was chosen as the 1930 assembly site. A report on the state of religion urged an education campaign and preaching on the topic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Federal Council of Churches
Seventy-First United Presbyterian General Assembly
Charles Gilmore
Cadiz
de Molais
Vesuvius erupts again sending lava toward Pompeii
Mt. Vesuvius erupted on the southeast side of the crater sending a copious lava flow toward Pompeii. The lava sea is about 40 feet wide while no new danger to nearby dwellings or Pompeii is anticipated. the interior cone remains active.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naples
Italy
Pompe
Hell Valley
Baldwin Expected to Resign Immediately
London June 3 AP Premier Baldwin head of the Conservative government that has held power five years will resign following his party's defeat in last week's general election. He may hand in his resignation to the king tomorrow if he does not face Parliament on June 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Baldwin
Porer
Swarthmore Honors Mrs. Hoover With Doctorate
Swarthmore College conferred the honorary Doctor of Letters on Mrs. Herbert Hoover. The event is noted alongside references to family ties and Hood College connections. A separate item mentions a fatal sightseeing accident in Long Beach with two killed and two injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swarthmore, Pa
Swarthmore College
Herbert Hoover
Long Beach
Cal
Monard Ejisverch
St. Minn
Harry Christian
Fargo
Sorih Dakotwe
Driver to Face Manslaughter Charge in Martinsburg Crash
A Martinsburg man is charged with manslaughter and reckless driving after a collision on a steep grade near Braddock Heights. Frederic Holtz, 23, of Martinsburg, died from a crushed head. several others were injured and treated at Frederick City Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miebie Atvident
Braddock
Www House
Frederic Holtz
West John Street
Martinsburg
W. Va
Frederick City Hospital
Russell Scomer
Amen Avenue
Gallemore
Micre
Boniga
Baltimore
Smith
Ey Whie House
Braddock Heights
Holls
W. C.batterick
Clyde Hauver
William F. Siebner
Shockley
Hollis
M. R. Eichison and Son
Frederick
West Virginia
Storm
Bullish tilt lifts market as wheat leads recovery
Speculative sentiment turns bullish on the market with a sharp wheat price rebound. Oils rails and utilities rally while broad advance draws heavy volume as traders react to May earnings and sales reports and anticipated policy moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hood College Commencement Reunites Alumnae List of Graduates
The Hood College commencement gathers alumnae from classes spanning 1899 to 1929. The roster features names including Mary Filler Aten, Edith M. Hawan, Grace Setin Landauer, and Ruth Co. Fawl among many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vogier
Walla Walla
Washington State
Mary Filler Aten
Dorothy Ww. Varelline
Grace Setin Landauer
Jeastneste Figner Hoster
I Thomas
Winger
Isabel 3
Roberts
Edith M. Hawan
Mary Lam
Hitlam
Bernice Kiracofe Mammaker
Gertrude Williams
Margaret Hayes Warner
Mary Z
Flora L. Hollenback
Beatrice L. Hoffman
Anns Rosser Reeder
Adele ‘Edmunds Levering
Gracia Remsberg Yingst
Pauline Holstein Borer
Cornelia Lark Rodock
Eleanor W. Meyer
Virginia Mulinis
Roberta Carty
Julia E. Eichlson
Esther Cobiente Sams
Lillian Rar. Kressler
Llizabeth Lewis
Abby McC
Evelyn Atherton
Anna Tisinger
Helen Diffenbach
Mith
Dorothy Warner Green
Margaret L. Wilt
Margaret Pepple Shappell
Ann KE. Ebwaxgh
Woephing Macere Robb
Dorothy’ Schelner
Ann Fraunfelder
Esther R.bright
Mary Esther Tull
Margaret L. Kretchman
Rhoda £. Bowers
Mira
Picnic at Willowdale School Meadow Program Review
A Willowdale school picnic in Walter Poule's meadow on May 20 featured Miss Bessie Brown Rural Supervisor and a student program. Highlights included welcome songs, recitations, flower tributes, flag drill, patriotic exercises, and a memorial tribute to the dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willowdale
Walter Poule
Bessie Brown
Gladis
Ameau
He Iles
Iris
Sone
Maryvan
Maryland
Ty Ail
Fire Wipes Out Salisbury Furniture Factory
A fire in Salisbury, Maryland causes about 40000 dollars in damage to a local furniture factory. Firefighters battled the blaze for hours but the building suffered extensive destruction. Insurance coverage is cited as a concern for losses.
Sinclair Must Serve 6 Months More In Jail
The Supreme Court discusses sentences in the case of Sinclair and associates. Magee and others receive varying terms while Burns is fined. Burns detectives scrutinized jurors. Sinclair continues a three month DC jail term for contempt of the Senate and defying questions in the oil investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinclair
Supreme Court
Harry
Sinehor
Willian F
Sinel
Puncher
Werenttotys
Mibert Berger
Way
William J. Boens
W. Sherman Burns
Burns
District of Columbia
Contemp
Senate
Conatevil
Confederate Decoration Day services mark memorial at Mt Olivet and St John
Large crowd attends Confederate Memorial Way services at Mt Olivet and St John cemeteries. Fitzhugh Lee Chapter Daughters of the Confederacy presided and graves were decorated. Speaker W. Clinton McSherry praised Confederate volunteers and soldiers. Additional services followed at St John Cemetery with prayers and benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Olivet
St. John’s Catholic
Fitzhugh Lee
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Mt Olivet
W. Clintor McSherry
Frederick Bar
Wiliam
Royal
First Baptist Church
McSherry
Gold
George E. Smith
Elmer E. Dixon
Franklin N. Shipley
George Eeward Smith
State Recorder of
Cronies
Shipley
Plans Expanded for Carroll County Scout Camp at Cascade
Frendls Scott Key Council leaders announce Cascade Camp Broriees to run June 17 to July 1 with 100 percent Carroll County participation anticipated and Frederick County Scouts also expected. New assistants include Leland W. Chandler in swimming and Clyde S. De Hoff signaling. Ned Shriver maps. James A. McVernon aids Maryland School for the Deaf boys. additional first aid supervision sought. Franklin F. Marsh to teach astronomy. camp uses National Guard camp facilities at Cascade. Rotary club and scout officials briefed on progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frendls Scott Key Council
Frederick
Carroll Counties
Cascade
T. B. Russell
Cyril Klein
Russell
McKiern
Westminster
Carroll County
Itax
Frederick County
Brorles
Leland W. Chandler
George Washington University
Clyde S. de~ Hoff
New Windsor
United States Marine Corps
Ned Shriver
Western Maryland College
James A. McVernon
Maryland State School For the Deaf
Maryland
University of Maryland Medical School
Franklin F. Marsh
Bloriee
National Guard
Westminster Rotary Club
Klein
Carrol County
Westminster Armory
Rotary Club
Westminster Stoop
College Park
East Eighth Street
Wit Co 2
Open Hearings On New Tariff Bill Planned
Washington June 3 AP Chairman Smead of the Finance committee said the open hearings on the tariff bill will be conducted in the capital finance committee setting. Democrats had pressed for openness and promised to pursue open proceedings if progress on the measure stalls. A related note mentions an option for open sale if needed. Gylvester Brown, 317 East Castch Street, was fined for auto violation with 70 and other fees. Arrests were made by Sgt Ded and Henry F. Nusz connected to a separate charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Man Smiot
Ve Finance Combet
Republic
Smead
Gylvester Brown
East Castch Street
Bennets
Henry F. Nusz
Brown
Lindberghs Honeymoon Aboard Mouette Yacht
Captain Louis Rounds reported a man identifying himself as Col. Charles A. Lindbergh sailed a 38 foot double cabin motor yacht named Mouette from Port Jefferson to Block Island and Boston bound. The Mouette, built by Elco at Bayonne, was sold weeks earlier for about 10750 dollars and features a two person stateroom and four person forward cabin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erin
Long Island
Boston
Yue Gow Mba
Captain Rounds
Elizabeth Ann
Col. Lindbergh
Montauk Point
Black Tand
New London
Conn
Louis Rounds
Elimaueth
Charlés A. Lindbergh
Elco Mount Works
Bayonne
N. J
Irwin Chast
Elco Works
Lindbergh
Investigation of National Guard Arms Use in Textile Strike
An inquiry into alleged National Guard equipment use during a textile strike in Teaneck is ordered by the War Department. Secretary Good said a briefing was requested from Secretary Neu regarding the matter, with a report due about a week later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Guard
Textil
Asahe War Department
Good
John BR
Tennesses
Omer
Stat 3
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Sunday
Wight
Heir Auto
Sabillasville
Weident
Sanatorium
Fenck County
Vsdal
York
Qldtown
Iegany
EB. Ogle
Smithsburg
Washington County
Hancock Stem
ST. John’s Cemetery
Albert A. Schroeder
C. A. Gison
Emme Ten
Warnesboro, Pa
Vesuvius
Pompei
Swarthmore
L. &, Hoffman
Galion
Ohio
Beaiie
Hoffman
Hood College
Hood Newey
Hofsman
Cleveland
Alonzo ML Snider
Snyder
Gabon
Bly
Statemen
Short
Frederick Hollis
Enjyabte
Willow Date Scheel
Salisbury Furniture
Salisbury
W. C. M'Sherry
Commaniy
Reckville High School
Heart Play
Io Pook Bendex Dane
Hets Aaj
Tedar
Lindberghs
Flyer
New Jersey
Aviator
Ae Getack Niesse
War Dept
New
Ortenm
Gare 3
Mexico City
Capain
Carlos
Carlos Zegarre
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