Three Arrests Made in Hit and Run Gases Fatalities In Vicinity
Five accidents since early February linked to hit and run drivers left three dead and numerous injuries. Two operators are jailed or bonded for trial while others faced fines or awaiting hearings. Everett Ogle’s February death near the 100 PF Home remains unsolved. further incidents occurred near Frederick and Middletown with several arrests and bonds set.
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Everett Ogle
Ceresville
Ogle
William Harris
Frederick
Montevue Pike
Harris
T. W. Belt
Belt
Liberty
House of Correction
Healag
Earl ‘Funk
Frederick Junction
Mt Olivet Cemetery
West Virginia
Funk
Georgetown Pike
John H. Hanna
Washington
Hanna
Lloyd Shank
Middletown
Ohla Nikirk
Sherman FP. Bowers
Nikirk
Southern Cross Set for 3 PM Launch From Naselai Beach
Suva Fiji June 6 The Southern Cross will hop off at 3 PM tomorrow from Naselai beach sixteen miles from Suva on a 1750 mile flight to Brisbane Australia Flight Commander Charlies Kingsford Smith announced late tonight A three mile stretch of sand will serve as a runway to lift the craft in the continuation of its long flight from Oakland to Sydney The four aviators Kingsford Smith Ulm Lyon and Warner with Albert Park awaiting rollout after a Hawaii to Naselai leg ending at 10435 AM Pacific time
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Suva
Fiji
Naselai
Brisbane
Australia
Charlies Kingsford-Smith
Pacific Coast
Oakland
Cal
Sydney
Kingsford
Smith Charles Ulm
Harr Lyon
James Warner
Albert Park
Hawaii
Naselal
Flyer finds no trace of missing dirigible
Oslo Norway dune 6 AP Advices from Spitzbergen to her said Lieutenant Helm Norwegian flyer has made one flight in search of the missing dirigible and found nothing Helm the first flyer to try to find the Haha from the A T operated from the sealing ship Hobby
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Oslo
Norway
Spitzbergen
Helm
Hobby
Outsider Felstead Wins English Derby At Epsom
Felstead a 33 to 1 shot triumphs in the 148th English Derby at Epsom Downs over Flamingo and Black Watch in a mile and a half classic. Time 2 34 25. Owner Sir Hugo Cunliffe-Owerr. Record crowd near 1 million spectators and wagers estimated at 15.6 million dollars.
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Epsom
England
Spion Kop
Felstead
Epsom Downs
Reading
Flamingo
Way
Black Watch
Hugo Cunliffe Ower
City Election Heads Toward Tuesday Alderman Race
As the June 12 election nears the ten aldermanic candidates press campaigns and party lines. Polling will run 8 am to 6 pm at six precincts including Lowell's Tire Shop and Harbaugh Auto Sales. The Democratic slate lists Brust Butcher Reno Seeger Shipley for aldermen. Republicans name Bowers Buckey Groff Kemp Menshower and others. final mayoral race has no Democratic candidate and no Republican candidate for mayor. Final meeting of the mayor and aldermen scheduled tonight to wrap up administration business.
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Lowell’s
South Market Street
Harbaugh Auto Sales
Court House
Rudy's
North Carroll Street
Maytag Washing Machine Company
North Market Street
Evans Piano Store
Junior Engine House
Jackson and
Liberty
Abraham Lincoln
Lloyd C. Culler
City Register
August T. Brust
Charles T. Butcher
John Reno
Charles F Seeger
G Wm. Shipley
Aubrey A. Nicodemus
Hunter Bowers
Thos. G. Buckey
Charles B. Groff
Edwin Kemp
Elmer F. Menshower
Cinderella In Flowerland playlet at Walkersville HS lawn
Walkersville High School will stage Cinderella In Flowerland on Thursday at 7:30 pm by Home Economics students. Prizes of two and a half dollar gold pieces will be awarded to top Home Economics and Domestic Science students by the Woman's Club, presented by McLiss Emily Thomas. Principal William B. Gross will give an address. A festival follows the playlet with a large cast including Daisy Saylor Louise Saylor Hollyhock Charlotte Myers etc.
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Walkersville High School
Flowerland
Womans Cimmb
Walkersville
McLiss Emily Thomas
William B. Gross
Cinderella
Daisy
Louise Saylor
Charlotte Myers
Tiser Lily
Winona Smith
Edna Kelly
Boule
Charlotte Kieney
Virginia Culler
Ethel Bahn
Robin Red
Prince's Herald
Miriam Winebrener
Prince Sunshine
Sunbeam Castle
Charlotte Crum
Suesty
Poppy
Margaret Kintz
Alice Qverholtzer
Tansy
Wilma Barrier
Violet
Ereisn Etzler
Catherine Zimmerma
Char Inte Dadraw
Lily Bell
Louise Winebreser
Margaret Cramer
Teresa Jamison
Lenise Cramer
Final preparations for Friendship Flight
At Trepassey Newfoundland strong north northwest wind delays start of the monoplane Friendship flight to cross the Atlantic. Amelia Earhart Wilmer Stuitz and Louis Gordon rest before a possible lift when wind eases. sky clear, crew hopeful for departure with cargo.
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Trepassey
Atlantic
Amelia Earhart
Wilmer Stuitz
Louis Gordon
Seventeen Year Locusts Not To Be In Frederick County
Local entomologist Robert A. Kemp reports that Frederick county will not see the seventeen year locust invasion this year. Reports from Maryland counties show activity in St. Mary’s and Calvert, with possible presence in Anne Arundel Charles and Prince George’s. The last Frederick brood appeared in 1919 and 1923. experts note little damage aside from young trees and warn the song is worse than the bite.
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Frederick County
Maryland
District of Columbia
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Robert A. Kemp
St. Mary’s
Calvert
Anne Arundel
Charles
Prince George’s
Annapolis
la Plata
Upper Marlboro
Leonardtown
Prince Frederick
East
Atlantic Seaboard
Washington
Mr. Kemp
Calvert County
Kemp
United States Department of Agriculture
Chang Tso Lin Still Alive Report Delivers Cabinet Update
Tokyo June 6 AP Japan War Minister told the cabinet Chang Tso Lin former Peking dictator was alive though badly injured in a Monday blast near Mukden. Foreign office dispatches denied death claims and said his condition was improving. The cabinet pledged to protect Japanese nationals in Manchuria and Mongolia and urged neutrality regarding any Chinese leadership changes.
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Tokyo
Chang Tso-Lin
Peking
Mukder
Foreign Office
Chang
China
Manchuria
Mongolia
Hornsby after Thevenow for Braves trade talk
Boston June 6 Rogers Hornsby Braves manager is pursuing Tommy Thevenow from the St. Louis Cardinals. The Boston Traveler reports Hornsby has discussed with Cardinals manager McKechnie a potential Thevenow swap and that talks may continue during the Cardinals next visit to Boston.
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Boston
Boston Traveler
Rogers Hornsby
Braves
St. Louis Cardinals
Tommy Thorerow
Hornsby
McKechnie
Cardinals
St. Louis
Pershing Leaves France as Republican Nomination Buzz Grows
Washington reports that General Pershing departed France with no evident political aim, timing closely tied to the Republican convention in Kansas City. The Paris Herald notes a sudden summons to return, speculating Kansas City politics may have influenced his swift departure from Europe.
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Washington
General Pershing
France
Kansas City
War Department
Europe
Paris
Paris Herald
John J. Pershing
Battle Monuments Commission
City Sees Heaviest June Rainfall In Recent Time
Frederick woke to blue skies and a revived mood after one of the season’s heaviest rainfalls. From Tuesday night through morning, showers totaled 1.57 inches, bringing June’s total to 2.37 inches, over half the normal monthly rainfall. Humidity remained high with forecasts of unsettled conditions and possible thunderstorms. Tuesday’s high reached 84 degrees, with a 64 degree overnight low.
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Frederick
Surprise Wedding Unites Snouffer and Justice in Roland Park
Roger Snouffer and Noreen Justice wed Monday evening at 630 in Roland Park in a ceremony performed by Rev. Tisert Steele. The groom, 21, recently graduated from the University of Maryland, and the couple plan to visit Buckeystown soon. the bride, 21, is known in College Park. The wedding occurred on Snouffer’s birthday and surprised friends who learned of it afterward.
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Roger Snouffer
EB. X. Snouffer
Buckeystown
Noreen Justice
College Park
Roland Park
Tisert Steele
Episcopal Church
Snouffer
University of Marsland
Florida Delegates Go Uninstructed at Democratic Nominating Convention
Jacksonville, June 6 AP Florida's delegation to the Democratic national convention will go uninstructed by the state central committee. It remains uncertain how Florida's slate will regard Government Smith of New York as the convention approaches. Returns from yesterday's primary show only a fraction of precincts reporting and six of three candidates favoring Smith trailed in initial tallies. With many candidates yet to declare, Florida's stance at the convention appears unsettled.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Florida
State Central Committee
Smith
New York
Wall Street
Cail Money
Gate to Empire and the Rise of Kansas City
The article recalls Kansas City's emergence as gateway to the western farming empire beginning with Westport and Westport Landing, tracing from 1821 fur traders to 1853 incorporation as Kansas City, its rise as a Santa Fe trade hub, steamboat era, Civil War disruptions, and 1890s railroad revival shaping a mercantile center with warehouses, factories, and stockyards backed by rapid westward migration. It highlights key places and entities such as Westport, Westport Landing, Independence, the Santa Fe trade, Eldridge House, Levee Street, and the Missouri River crossings.
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NEA Service
Kansas City
Arizona
New Mexico
Texas
Missouri
Ban- Sas
Westport
Westport Landing
Independence
Santa Fe
Kansas
Missouri River
Levee
Levee Street
Oregon
California
Eldridge House
Kansas-Missouri
Leavenworth
Omaha
Iron Horse
Louis
Leavemworth
St Joseph
New Bridge Nears Completion Over Carroll Creek
The new steel and concrete bridge on Lentz Street over Carroll Creek is virtually finished with only finishing tasks and street work remaining. LeRoy Hoke led the project, and traffic will shift once fill settles and paving, sidewalks, curbs, and gutters are added. The bridge offers a parallel throughfare to Market Street and ends previous pedestrian-only crossings that required vehicles to traverse the creek. The project met the 60 day contract period.
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Carroll Creek
LeRoy Hoke
Ttia
Bentz Street
Patrick
Church Streets
Five Bridge
Market Street
Garcoll Creek
Dr R Tunstall Taylor Speaks On Care For Crippled Children
Dr R Tunstall Taylor head of Kernan Hospital for Crippled Children Baltimore addressed the Frederick Rotary Club on care and training of the crippled from medical and surgical views. He noted advances in hospital care and the need for individualized vocational training, with pictures of Kernan Hospital and mentions of Dr C Merle Dizon's dental work. District Engineer W F Childs Jr presided.
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R. Tunstall Taylor
Kernan
Baltimore
Frederick
Taylor
Kernan Hospital
C. Merle Dizon
W. F. Childs, Jr
E. Kefauver
Kiwanis Club
F. D. Worthington
Benjamin B Rosenstock
E. C. Markel
A. A. Tearre
Atlantic City
Ignatius Bjorlee
Minneapolis
Rotary International
George Bennett
Marty EL Church
Maryland League of Crippled Children
J. H. Me
Lead
Agra
U. P. India
Frank Laugester
Cincinnati
Edward Leber
York
Howard Simmons
Cambridge
HH. Sponseller
Shippensburg
W W. Baker
Winchester
Richard Greenland
Martinsburg
Stewart Carnes
Canton
Clarence G Warfield
Washington
W. L. Baker
John S Warshey
George Emmans
Edward B Nicodemus
William GB. Bennett
Leslie N. Coblentz
Middletown
Warren Sorton
New York
Henry L. Frank
Mabel Brown
Thaw Barred From Landing in England on Arrival
Harry Thaw arrived at Southampton aboard the Aquitania for a visit to England but was refused permission to land by immigration officials. He had secured a British visa before sailing but the Home Office ordered a prohibition, and he is expected to return to New York on the Aquitania.
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Southampton
England
Harry Thaw
Mount St Marys College Plans 120th Commencement
Mount St Marys College completes plans for its 120th commencement with diplomas for high school students on Sunday. Msgr O Dwyer will deliver the baccalaureate at 9:30 a.m. in the college chapel, followed by an 8 p.m. address by Rev William Sheridan. A solemn requiem mass is set for 8 a.m. Monday for deceased students and benefactors. The day includes a collegiate elocution contest and Tuesday ordinations by Bishop Hafey. The Alumni Association meets at 1 p.m. before a commencement baseball game versus Bethlehem Steel. The graduation exercises proceed Wednesday morning with degrees awarded and an academic procession at 9 o'clock led by Bishop Hafey and Dr Leo Stack, followed by the alumni banquet.
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Mount St. Mary’s College
David T. O'Dwyer
Catholic University of America
William H. Sheridan
Haines Falls
N. Y
William J. Hafey
Raleigh
Mount St. Mary's College Alumni Association
New York U Gives Lindbergh Degree
Col Charles A Lindbergh received an honorary Master of Aeronautics from New York University alongside other distinguished honorees. The ceremony featured Dr George Alexander presenting Lindbergh’s name to Chancellor Elmer Ellsworth Brown, praising him as first in heart of his countrymen.
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New York
Charles A. Lindbergh
New York University
George Alexander
Council
the University
Colonel Lindbergh
Elmer Ellsworth Brown
Detroit News Office Robbed By Six Bandits
Six or seven armed men robbed the Detroit News business office on the second floor this morning with a wild west style heist. Workforce of 150, including many women, was interrupted as robbers looted the payroll of about 55000, wounded two officers, and fired at a girl who tried to pull a fire alarm. Police exchanged shots outside as the bandits fled, dropping part of the loot during escape.
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Detroit
The
Detroit News
Herd Vous
Western District Baptist Association Meets at Brunswick
Representatives from First Baptist Church attend a three day Western District Baptist Association session at First Baptist Brunswick. The week features talks on The Challenge and The Stewardship of Time with devotions led by Rev. W. Oz. Royal and Rev. W. C. Royal. Attendees from Frederick include Rev. and Mrs. William Royal and several local women.
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First Baptist Church
Westedern
W. Oz. Royal
W. C. Royal
E. L. Smith
Western District Baptist Associations
P. B. Watlington
Baltimore
F. W. Claybrook
Cumberland
W. P. Copeland
Frederick
Wiliam
Royal
C. W. Gregory
Wi. C. Humm
J. L Daris
W. . Smith
Indiana Delegation Not Bound Second Choice at Democratic Convention
Indiana's delegation to the Democratic National Convention in Houston remains bound to support Evans Woollen for the presidential nomination while the rules committee allows a potential second choice. Some district delegates imply Governor Smith could be a second option if Woollen withdraws.
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Indianapolis
Jones
Indiana
Houston
Evans Woollen
State Timevention
Hoosier
Woollen
Smith
New York
2 Ridge Official Dies in Tragic Home Incident
Frank A. Zimmerman, 52, longtime treasurer of the Blue Ridge Professional Baseball Team, died suddenly at his Comair Street home Tuesday. A resident of Chamiershuis, he had served the team for five years and was a noted figure in local sports circles.
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2 Ridge
Frank A. Zimmerman
Blue Ridge
I Chamiershuis
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