Missionary 15 Speaker Addresses Indian Work
The Presbyterian Synod hosts M S Lloyd and Miss Benfer detailing missionary efforts in India and at the Inca and girls schools. Rev Dr Kiefman speaks on the Rewards of the Christian. Conference sessions discuss foreign missions, Gates Ajar themes, and annual reports with leaders including Mrs M H Elingsworth and Reverend Dr Mackay.
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Bete Mace
Moss Ciara Lind
m.+siorary
Sshatacpur
India
M.rachel Benfer
Aion Jame School
Ana ‘S
Santa Fi New Mexco
Rei
A.W Hoet
West Presbrenaehurch
Willington
Del
Cal
Brocce
Hall
Hood Cotege
Willam L. Darby
Liord
Wemates
Inca
SPST
Lioyd
Benfer
Thison School
Girris
New
Kiefman
Mmn W. Laufer
Eailor
Presbyterian Church Hymnal
Board of Christianication
John A Mackay
Board of Foreign Missions
Helen Lacy
Mackay
Baltimore
Wiam $ Hess
Bismes
Statea
Alfrec E Barrows
Ares
Court News and Permits Summary
Court notices list Walter L nener aged 28 and Ceca W Garshser aged 28 of Seyer Springs Haat along with Cate M ever Di. Property deeds, marriage licenses, and building permits referenced for Mrs Charles L Renn on West Patrix Street and other local names.
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Walter E L Nener
Was
Ceca W Garshser
Cree Seyer Springs
Kes
Cate
Charles L Renn
West Patrix Street
New Marsh
Bangaloy
G.deon Howrel
Fred
Argeice
Corn Theft Confession Leads to Jail in Grand Jury Case
Sheriff Hainer reports Rey Cook of South Market Street confessed to stealing about three barrels of corn from the Lambert farm near Feaca Lamberm Yorks. The corn valued at 450 dollars per barrel had allegedly been sold to the Germantown Milling Company. Cook was jailed for grand jury action.
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Feaca
Lamberm
Leammonz
Rey Cook
South Market Sreet
Sherif Hainer
Cook
Lambert
Tne
Nate
Ger- Tantown Milling Company
Electrification of Farm Homes Outlined
Dr Thomas B Symons director of the Maryland Extension Service urged farm women to back electrification of farm homes at the 30th annual rosa womens short course. He said refrigeration telephone service and power for heavy wares are key gains and that 1000 miles of rural power lines would be needed across 23 counties to provide adequate service.
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College Park
Thomas B. Symons
Addi Lonal
Fasd A. Pearson
Ute Coure
Pre- Harford
Washington Senate inquiry opens into corruption charges
The Senate investigation into alleged corruption in the Commerce Department begins as Mitene is subpoenaed to testify. Mitchell accuses the Treasury of plunder under the shop subsidy system while President Roosevelt dismisses him from advisory work and he faces questioning about letters alleging large sums diverted from the mail system.
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Senate
Bang
Mitene
Senate Commerce Committee
Mitchell
Treasury
Cummings
Mitchel
Rosevelt
Roper
Afternoon session led by Miss Vera Mc Keller in 7 Otas case
The afternoon session was led by Miss Vera Mc Keller, state home dem on agent, in charge of the 7 Otas case.
Man Charged With Out of Season Bass Catch
In Middletown and surrounding areas, C R Sast of Braddock Heights testified in police court that he did not know bass when he saw one after a deputy game warden said he caught seven sunfish and a bass. The magistrate reserved sentence.
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C. R. Sast
Boonsboro
Braddock Heights
Walter E Sinn
Atlee Retsier
East
Potomac River
Catoctin
Sam
Court East
Middletown
Frederick
J Hoilin Kefauver
Bast
Washington County
Bass
Rock in the West Indies Serves as Gun Battery in Naval War
A rock off Martinique in the West Indies appeared in English admiralty records as a man of war ship during the 1803 war with France. Guns were mounted on the rock and it figured in several naval battles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Indies
Martinique
Admiralty Books
England
Hagerstown Storm Causes Major Damage Across City
A June 18 storm in Hagerstown Maryland unleashed tornado like winds damaging or destroying buildings uprooting trees snapping poles and crippling power across Washington county. The Woodmen of the World Building roof was blown off a garage roof collapsed and stadium fencing and lights were wrecked. Damage exceeds 100000 with schools hospitals and streets affected as darkness followed the storm.
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Hagerstown
Washington County
Woodmen of the World
Downsville
Prisoners Hire Hay In Coal Mine Mutiny In Kansas
Choking smoke from a hay fire set by revolting convicts swept through the Kansas prison mine as mutineers demanded better food and a physician. Guarded by heavily armed troops, authorities considered concessions while tear gas had earlier driven back inmates who seized guards and held eleven as hostages.
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Larsing
Kans
Kansas
State Board of the Administration
Lacy Smpsor
A. MM Landon
Topeka
A. J. Graham
O. N Johnson
Witl . Beck
Board of Adminstration
Beck
Convicts Fire Siege Described In Historic Report
An account details convicts holding a fortified enclosure during a siege, repulsing a charge near a gun-tage, with flames threatening within 200 feet of the airshaft. The scene describes wood-fed fire and shifting vision among observers.
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Graham
Sali
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Court News
Heath Rite Tf
Sweyens Ana Wit Cour
Louisiana
Dr. Symons
NRA
James L
Bata
Wesrt
George Roset
Ton of Ogg T Medica Tie Me Nas Juea Nra Advisory Board
C. R. Bast
Warren
Waraen
F. Phobus
Robert Mulberry
Frank Dor
Mubety
Ben Phebus. Com.ng
G.cecion
Ideal
Excelsior Dairies
East Second Street
Wrham RR
Lightner
North Market Street Pike
Penn Hall
Chambersburg
Stephen Foster
South
Pattsburgh
New York
AeaaRne
Chok
Batistes
Batiste
Seersuckers
Ealor
Atyianta
Ennett
David F. Parker
Conscience
Carty
C. C. Carty, Inc
E. Patrick St
Frederick, Md
McCals
McCall
Ace of Hearts
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Choater Our
Marshall Field
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