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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1929
Page
1
A relief campaign plan was announced with aid to be provided in proportion to funds raised. A committee led by William C. Hyer and others outlined early evening meetings and county reports to study disaster relief. They expressed optimism for timely fundraising and public support to complete the canvass.
In Chattanooga Tennessee on June 10AP report says former Georgia Tech players McWhorter aged 2 and Levis Swart were involved in a disturbance that led to a police pursuit. Patrolman Bob Barker reportedly shot and tackled two men during the arrest attempt at a local airport area. Stuart was jailed while hospital attendants treated McWhorter after an assault claim.
President Hoover will deliver a brief address and lay the cornerstone of the new Department of Commerce building. The vast structure, costing about 10.092 million dollars, will cover more space than any other government office building and welcomes cabinet attendees.
Pope announces a fundamental law for the Vatican City, outlining new governance basics. Report notes the document sets principles for church state relations and administrative structure.
A legislative record notes that the Jones resolution was favorably reported. The brief item mentions committee action and the path toward potential passage, with no further details on outcomes or dates.
Father Foch the brother of the renowned general has died. Funeral arrangements were not immediately announced. The veteran priest was noted for his long service to the church and his ties to military figures within the region.
A partially legible AP dispatch details a Dutch destroyer raid near Caracas and a seizure of arms. Venezuelan authorities claim pirates kidnapped a captain from a seized vessel but later allowed him to return to Curaçao while coast battleships were ordered to deter West Indian forces.
A banquet honoring Dr George L Hemonds of the Boat of Educa was held with about 150 guests in the school gymnasium. The toastmaster presided as attendees from Cass of the Rez School joined the event.
A state court trial opens as Woods faces charges in a case involving a state roads project. The proceedings focus on alleged misuses and related financial concerns tied to the contract and bidding processes.
Rodney Duicher reports on Hoover era crime survey recommendations to speed court proceedings. The commission, led by Chief Justice Von Mus, reviewed trials, urged replacing repeated testimony rules, allowing consolidated trials, and endorsing harsher penalties for involuntary manslaughter, aligning with federal and state bodies.
The Board of Temperance and Prohibition of the Methodist Episcopal Church issued a statement noting that one percent of its time is spent on revision efforts. The report urged members of Congress to support the federal home for the aged and called for receipts and expenditures scrutiny.
Two men identified as William Evans and Vernon ers, both 30 and from North Carolina, were arrested Saturday in connection with a hotel robbery at the Bayou Hotel in Hare De Grace on June 3. Police to view hotel employees for confirmation of the robbery.
Van Lear Black, Baltimore publisher, attempting a London to Tokyo flight, crashed while landing at Calcutta Aerodrome. He and his party were not aboard. The Fokker aircraft was damaged and dismounted for shipment to America as part of the recovery.
Rev William C Hay marries at City Church with Rev Albert Van Dendar officiating. Immediate families attend. a wedding breakfast follows at the parsonage on East Third Street. Newlyweds, Rev and Mrs Smyth, reside at the parsonage after the ceremony.
Corin Samuel Burall of New Market faced a hearing after a car wreck on a Saturday night. Though witnesses suggested intoxication two hours later, evidence showed no intoxication at the time of the crash and the case was dismissed. Alv ie Jackson, about 25, colored, was held on 500 bond for larceny of corn from Aubrey Davis near Monrovia after arrest by Sheriff Roderick and Deputy Steimer. Jackson admitted theft over three months and fled a running car when approached.
Frederick Motor Company employees held their monthly meeting and dinner at the Lafayette Tea Room Friday night at seven. A four course dinner preceded the meeting with talks by various members. Attending were Walter Feaga Paul Etzler Grayson Grove and others including Robert L Warrenid president. Martha Kohrenberg Ruth Ekebne Henry Engebrec F Reynolds A E Levy Rippeon Howard Kei Schelberger C Elgin Hemp Jon Man C C Albro Rippeon Charles Burner Charles Mekner Oscar D Kline Ausir Raymond Strube.
Alleged torch murder suspect Evzaneth N. faces trial as details of the case emerge. Prosecutors outline the fatal fire and linked evidence while defense argues lack of direct motive. The proceedings focus on timeline, weaponry, and potential accomplices within the suspect's circle.
Report from England states King’s overall health is improving though condition remains guarded. Officials provide no further details while a medical update cites steady recovery with no new complications observed.
The will of Charles E Duvall of New Market has been probated. It leaves the estate to trustees for cemetery upkeep and church funds, with specific legacies to siblings and relatives and a trust for the widow and children. The general terms provide income provisions and eventual distribution to rest of heirs. The document also notes the Eastern Star second anniversary observed at the Mason Temple with members and guests in attendance.
Fragmentary OCR shows a teen senior referenced in a troubled context with hints of parental disclosure and social trends. Readable bits mention an appearance and a Tuesday timing, but details are unclear and names are incomplete.
Dispatches from Tampico report the killing of an American at a Tampico hotel. Details are fragmentary with conflicting names and unclear motives, but authorities describe the assailants as unknown individuals and a hotel manager is mentioned among the ill-defined roles.
Washington dispatch reports Democrats press for an early vote on farm relief while Republicans clash over Hoover’s export debenture plan. Senator Borah contends the party’s platform omits explicit support for debentures. Senator Allen counters Borah misrepresented the convention stance.
Copenhagen reports Captain Albin Ahrenberg of the Sverige advised to halt flight from Teeland as Greens land coast weather is unfavorable. Brerige forced landed near Skapler, southeast Ireland, towed by Danish Odin toward Sylla for fuel and resupply. Ahrenberg plans to fly 150 miles to Reyjavsky after refueling.
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