Ruth Leaves Boston in Ultimatum Stand
Babe Ruth departs Boston with his ultimatum against President Emil Fuchs and vows he will not play again for the Braves while Fuchs remains in charge. Ruth travels with his wife amid wedding-related confusion and aims for New York to join a reception for a new French impresario.
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Boston
Boston Braves
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Emil Fuchs
Babe Ruth
Bastion
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Ruth
Braves
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Rath
New York
Weather Totals for Today and Past Month in Dade
The report shows no precipitation in the last 24 hours and defines June’s normal precipitation as 4.36 inches. It notes prior year comparisons with June deficits and records high and low temperatures yesterday and a year ago, along with sunrise and sunset times and the moon’s rising and setting schedule for tomorrow.
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dade
dune
rissa tono
Supreme Court voids rate rule for Maryland phone service
Washington June 3 AP The Supreme Court invalidates a Maryland Public Service Commission order requiring C P Telephone Company of Baltimore to implement a rate schedule that would raise intrastate revenue by at least 850000. The decision centers on use of commodity prices to decide telephone rates.
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Ali Gha ‘Lempie
Order of the Mystic Shrine
State Armory
City Opera House
Al Ghan
Frederick
ie Opera House
John Eribahr
Cumberland
Roger B. Wolfe
Ali Ghan Temple
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State Roads Commission
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Baltimore
Washington
Imperial Council
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Petentate
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Rabbdan
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Treasures
Supreme Court
g p service corporation
Associats
Maryland Public Service Commission
C. & P. Telephone Company of
Maryland
Perjury Charge Upheld by Jury in Circuit Court
Testimony from a reconvened session sought to prove a previously offered statement was false. Raymond Naylor, a Greenfield resident, confessed to theft leading to acquittal, while Judge Willard and Judge Urner oversaw the proceedings. The jury found against the defendant. sentence postponed. Other cases, including William H Gue, await further hearings as grand jury indictments are pursued.
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Circuit Cour
Hammond Urner
Arthur D. Willard
Raymond Narlor
Greenfield
William H
Gue
Wing
Waylor
Willard
Timpson
Robert Naylor
Columbus
Msss
Nick Perreill
Park Mills
Allen Barigis
Bose
Rory Hilmer
South Market
South streets
Naylor
Charles Ww
Ira Sears
Tom Raymond
Dep
Sherif Sears
Perrell
Raymond Hilster
Perells
Raymond Naylor
Raymond
Normandie Sets New Speed Record in Atlantic Crossing
The French flagship Normandie completed the Bishop's Rock to Ambrose Light crossing in 99 hours 3 minutes at an average speed of 29.98 knots covering 2,971 miles. The vessel was a half hour ahead of schedule as it passed Ambrose.
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New York harbor
Bishop's Rock
Ambrose
Hoover warns against bureaucracy in merit based jobs
Former President Herbert Hoover expresses concern over forces shaping government and urges graduates to pursue jobs earned by merit. He labels the era as crucial in American history and says the public should beware bureaucratic overreach impacting opportunities.
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TeTAT Des Moines
Hoover
Hood Finals Mark Commencement And Honors Alumni
The Hood College commencement lists graduates and honors. Notable mentions include Miss Benson winning a prize, plus departmental honors for English, Mathematics, Home Economics, and related fields. Several seniors receive general honors and department distinctions as the ceremony recognizes academic achievement and future service.
Festern Maryland Confers Largest Graduation Class
Westminster Maryland hosts Maryland College commencement with Albert Norman W. Zest among graduates. President Ward attended as portrait unveiled and Dr. James H. Straughn presided. New Windsor names Chaz Winfield Carlisle and others. Cum Laude and Elzalde honors noted. Chest clinic announced by County Health Officer Dr E C Kefauver for Tuesday at Sanate near Sabilla.
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Maryland College
Westminster
Albert Norman W. Zest
Ward
Mang College
James H. Straughn
Howard Wesley Cantwell
New Windsor
Chaz Winfield Cartisle
E. C. Kefauver
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Market Shakes Its NRA Chill and Grains Rise
Market activity shows a wobble with grain futures rising on strength at Liverpool and a mixed bag for cotton. Bonds remain steady as Swiss referendum looms and central funds shift abroad amid cautious mood.
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Synod Holds Session Over 206 Ministers and 302 Congregations
The General Synod gathers at Hood College with 206 ministers and 302 congregations within its bounds. Officers include Rev. McKee as president and Rev. J. Kern Mee as key pastor, with numerous committee chairmen named from Maryland Pennsylvania and Virginia. The meeting covers reports on minutes education missions evangelism and benevolence and lists lay officers and classes across several towns.
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Hood College
J. Kern Meee
Juniata
Baltimore- Washington
Henry Y. Stahr
General Synod
John L. Barnhart
Baltimore
Lford E. Coblentz
Norman L. Horn
Howard S. Fox
Geburg
Henri L. G. Kieffer
Frederick
Home Missions
Edward V. Strasbaugh
Spring Grove
Forign Missions
Charles W. Levan
Shiremanstown
Christian
Walter R. Gobrech
Chambersburg
Jacobe Leo d_ Lexington
S. Bene
Roy E. Lembach
Carlisle
James M. Runkles
Alawona
Ft IL
W. Henacks
McConnellsourg
J. R. Baltimore
Many Alumnae Register for Hood's Finals
Readers and alumni of Hood College register for upcoming finals and reunions. The item lists several attendees including B Ditz Martha Hemp LaRue Ware and Koons, with references to Pennsylvania and 1921. The note indicates continuation on page five.
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HOOD
ima B. Ditz
Martha Hemp
LaRue Wareesbera Madon
Warnes Roducs Koons
Heomobure
Pine G
Domeanor Hoverter
Enzabeun
Harden Concrete About Man's Feet in Sea Incident
An unclear report references a man and concrete, with mentions of February in Bridgeport and related details. The fragmentary text cites a sea entry, a tape, and possible attic or outbuilding notes without clear actions or outcomes. Further readable context is needed for a precise summary.
128 Dead in Floods Across Central Plains States
AP dispatch from Oxford Nebraska reports 128 known dead after twin disasters from tornado and the Republican River flooding a 200 mile stretch. Six states suffer property damage estimated at 12 million dollars as relief workers struggle with communication breakdowns. Colorado shows 19 dead followed by Wyoming 7 Texas 5 Kansas 9 and Missouri 2.
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Neb
westerst great plains
walters
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turmado
Republican river
Senator's Clerk And AAA Worker Wed Here
William M. Fry clerk to United States Senator McKellar of Tennessee and Miss Sara H. Stanwood an Agricultural Adjustment Administration employee both of Washington DC wed in Sune. They received a marriage license early Saturday and were married at 5 30 p m at the Methodist Episcopal church by Rev A R Snedegar, with Miss Vivian Dickinson and Vernon C Winn in attendance.
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William M. Fry
United States
McKellar
Tennessee
Sara H. Stanwood
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Washington, D .C
Sune
Washington
A. R. Snedegar
Methodist Episcopal church
Vivian Dickinson
Morristown
Tenn
Vernon C. Winn
Highway Repair Promise From State Aide To Ridge Route
Fragmentary OCR shows a promise to rebuild the Ridge to Hendersons Corner highway this summer with surfacing and relocation into Mount, issued by Waite and the State Roads Commission. The section has been repeatedly branded as disgraceful and elicits political reaction from Mayor Chahal.
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Henderson's Corner
Waite
aules
State Roads Commission
Mount
Chahal
Goodbye Broadway Farewell for Paul Harrison in Europe
Paul Harrison, a famed Manhattan figure, bids tearful farewell to New York and sails for Europe with a tuxedo shirt, rare glasses for Paris nights, a portable typewriter, a French-English dictionary, and a Kansas accent. His first shipboard column appears on Page 4 as “A New Yorker in Europe,” promising brisk sketches of foreign capitals replacing his In New York column temporarily.
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Paul Harrison
New York
Europe
Paris
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New Yorker
Davis arrested in Bremer kidnapping case shipped to St Paul
Volney Davis a top Barker-Karpis gang member pleaded guilty to a role in the 740000 kidnapping of St Paul banker Edward G Bremer. He was flown to Minneapolis under heavy guard after capture in Chicago and is described as heavily handcuffed. Hoover confirmed the arrest and said minimal details could be released.
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St. Paul
Volney Davis
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railey
Edward G. Bremer
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Twin Cities
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J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of
Tacoma
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Weverhaeuser
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Department of Justice
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Fiscal report shows treasurer balance and disbursements
The report by Town Treasurer F. Bachs Abert notes receipts totaling 17,50464 and disbursements mainly for materials, street work, salaries, water and sewer maintenance, and other operations. At year end the balance on hand stood at 3,412.38 dollars.
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F. Bachs
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