Richey Refuses Sale of Catoctin Furnace Property
President and Frederick County residents debate keeping the Catoctin Furnace site as a fishing preserve. Richey defends the decision amid protests and letters applauding hospitality, noting hatchery-raised fish would be shared with local anglers. Community groups send welcomes while officials emphasize privacy and support.
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Theony Am Des
Catoctin F
Thunda
Art Richay
Hoover
Ecreex
Catoctin
Richey
White House
Rickey
Frederick County
Fale Taord
Culler
Freder
Local Club Leader Elected President of International Association
An unclear dispatch reports J. Ti-Rar Le Grande Reey of Sacramento was elected president of a long titled international association linking Bea clubs with provinces in Canada and territories including Mexico Cuba and Hawaii. The item lacks precise dates or organizations due to garbled OCR.
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Rousvule
Sac
Californis
Interna Somsl Assortation Li
Bea
Canada
Mexico
Cuba
Hawa
Woman Ordered to Leave or Pay Fine in Public Court
In People’s Court this morning James Powell wife of James Powell Edna Flanagan and Mrs Edna Flanagan were found guilty with Powell and another man fined 20 and costs while Flanagan’s penalty was suspended A fourth defendant Hitearr was fined 35 and costs for a disturbance case arising from a West South street incident sheriff deputies arrested the four Monday night and they posted 30 bonds for today’s hearing A M Wood served as defense attorney.
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James Powell
Lee Hileary
Edna Magan
Hitearr
Ersc
Powell
Roderick
Redmond
West South Street
A. M. Wood
Son of Hoover Secretary Badly Hurt in Street Car Crash
Walter J Newton, an administrative assistant to President Hoover, rushes to Minneapolis to be with his six year old son John Marshall Newton who lies in critical condition after a street car collision. Surgeons performed an amputation and may need to remove another limb later.
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Ashington
Walter J És Newton
Hoover
Minneapolis
John Marshall
Newton
Two Negroes Die in Chair for Murder in Chicago
Morgan Swan aged 23 and Napoleon Glover aged 19 were executed by electric chair at the county jail after one this morn ing for the murder of another black man last year. Governor Emmerson refused commutation despite the judge urging it.
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Chicago
Morgan Swan
Napoleon Glover
Louis £. Emmetson
Purchase of Michael Site by City Reported
City records show the purchase of the Michael site completed. The deal details unnamed officials and lacks broader context in the fragment.
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Michael
City plans widen West Patrick and nearby streets
The project proposes large frontage acquisitions along West Patrick and Bente streets for street widening and extensions on north and southbound lanes. The site includes a filling station, a two story brick house, garages and a straight shop with rear stables once belonging to Sheriff Fazan. estimated value around $24,000.
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iMdar
Charles Fatan
Ben Street
Bentz
Frederick
The
Ety
Whn Carroll Cin
West Second Stree
Emhi
Mis
Hay Sect
West Patrick Street
Bente Street
Charles IT. Fazan
Yale crews sweep preliminary races at New London regatta
Yale freshmen surged to a dramatic finish to edge Harvard freshmen by a quarts of a length on the Thames. Yale junior varsity won in decisive fashion by four lengths over Harvard jayvees. Times showed Yale freshmen 7 7 and Harvard 11 09 3 5, varsity 7 1 0 0 to Harvard 11 2 2 4 5.
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New London
Conn
Yale
Harvard
Thames River
Crimson
Jay Tees
Frashmen Yar
Dusor
Woman held for slaying man who attacked father
Starkville MississippiJune 21 AP Grace Noblin 39 jailed charged with fatal shooting of We Bush 40 at Maven about 20 miles south here. Police say Bush ordered to desist and Noblin fired after his entreaties were ignored. No other details.
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Starkville
Miss
Grace Noblin
We. Bush
Maven
Bush
Tour Chidzen
Wiss Hagan Is Bride Of Ernest P Hamma ker
Wiss Hagan becomes bride of Ernest P Hamma ker in a ceremony noted in local society pages. The couple both hold degrees from Garis High School and Simmens School of Library Service and Cariste College respectively and are connected with Hamma Gettysburg.
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Wiss Hagan
Ernest P. Hammaker
Mus Etta
Petter
Sreseieem
Hammeker
Nson College
Cariste
Simm
Hamma
Gettysburg
Frederick
Yankee Stadium Showdown as Yanks and A’s Clash
More than 35 000 fans filled Yankee Stadium for the second game of a double header as the Athletics and Yankees renew a crucial five game set. Connie Mack started Herb Pennock instead of Wake Hoyt to begin the contest. Babe Ruth resumed his usual fielding stance as the weather stayed warm and the score stood Athletics 3 Yankees 1 at the end of the fifth.
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Yankee Stadium
New York
Yankees
Ath~ee
Aga Hee Tn
Mackmen
Huggins
Herb Pennock
Wake Hoyt
Connie Mack
Moses
Togar
Jost
Babe Ruth
Athletics
Yankees i
Flight to Azores Prompts Endurance Record Attempt
Viola Gentry and Charles W. Parkhurst aboard a 110 h p biplane named The Ant and refueling ship The Exclamation Point set out from Roosevelt Field toward the Azores. The mission echoes the era’s endurance feats, recalling The Questior, Mark.
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Roosevelt Field
Viola Gentry
Charles W. Parkhurst
Mames
Mark
Will Hays Granted Divorce From Wife
Pict Distributors of America was granted a divorce in Sullivan County Circuit Court yesterday from Mrs. Belen Hays. The proceedings were conducted quietly and news of the legal separation did not become known until today. Hays was given custody of their young son, William Harrison Bars, Jr. The action, filed some time ago, was not contested by Mrs. Hays, who did not appear in court but was represented by an attorney.
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Pict- Distributors of America
Sullivan County
Belen Hays
Hays
William Harrison Bars, Jr
Agony
Birthday Surprise for Mrs Emma Cr From June Party
Mrs Emma Cr i received a birthday surprise on June 9 at Rand. Mrs Russell L. Borer attended with other guests. A large cake with 67 candles topped the table and refreshments were served. Music came from John and Joseph Cramp, Mrs Jeanie Bowe, and Hida Crampton. Names present included Mrs Emma Crampton, Mr and Mrs Russell Borer, Charles Anzie-Crone, Mrs Mirane Mos, and Mayei Jones.
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Emma Cr.i
Rand
Russell L. Borer
John
Joseph Cramp
Jeanie Bowe
Hida Crampton
Emma Crampton
Russel Borer
Russel Borer, 3 Mr. Made Charles Anzie- Crone
Take Off In New Effort For Endurance Record
Major Francoifax, a European aviator, prepares a lengthy endurance flight from Cartagena Spain via a planned Azores stop, aiming to reach New York by Saturday night. He will depart at 6 p.m. local time with a full day in the Azores to rest and refuel.
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Spa
Raion Frish Auztor
Atlantic
Franco i Alrfled
Cartagnah
Azores
Franco
New York
Methodist Reunion Plans July Meeting At Local Church
A community wide Methodist reunion will be held in the Sun schoolroom of this city and nearby community in Cattary on July 26. JH Rice serves as committee chairman and Rev George W Cooke D D will speak alongside Rev Wal ton, Del. The program starts morning with two featured Methodist speakers for devotional services and includes sessions by Rev Chas A Mumewick and Rev Rice. State of Harry W Hilleary improves after brain concussion from a Sunday automobile accident near Enson. he is at Freder Cry Hospital.
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Minis
Coi
Cattary
Chatman
Chas
A. Mumewick
Rice
Frederick
Ireagart Gaither
Harry W. Hilleary
Knoxville
Enson
Major A CG O announces detm funds for Es Braz
Major A CG O announced a detm grant of 25 thousand dollars for Es Braz, with an additional 170 thousand funds referenced. The notice notes budget allocations and the targeted recipients.
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CG O
Three Get Three Years More Each In Mad Road Case
Judge Dennis sentences all three defendants to three additional years each in the Mad Road case. The courtroom heard the defendants admit involvement, with authorities highlighting repeated offenses and ongoing risk to the community.
Fourth Man Convicted in Fund Case Faces Trial
A Baltimore Criminal Court jury acquitted Stallings on one indictment involving 24,000 dollars while the contractor still faces trial over about 1,000 dollars of state funds. Other defendants Welds Woods J Frankint Gret mires and Carter Welts are noted with three year terms or treble charges. A hospital report lists critical organ disease and uncertain prognosis as steps in a larger corruption case timeline.
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Samuel 2
James H. Welds
Woods
J. Frankint Gret Mires
Carter Welts
Stallings
Olenburniec
Wwe
Sian
Lewis B. Henke
Baltimore
Anowter Courage
State Women Honored for Farm Homemaker Service
Five Maryland women were named national master farm homemakers at the University of Maryland during the seventh annual local women’s short course exercises. They join about 100 outlying farm women honored nationwide for distinguished service to their families. One honoree received a gold pin and expressed pride in family life, while Mrs. McKuinney highlighted caring for four orphaned nieces and nephews and raising her own children to be good citizens.
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Maryland
University of Maryland
Nighttinfe
Two Held in Slaying of Man Struck by Car
AP report states two men were taken into custody after a fatal automobile collision that killed 29 year old Chavies last night. Investigators described a confrontation preceding the deadly incident and are questioning the suspects.
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Chavies
Exhumation Sought in StonePolson Case Probe
Bel Al Md June 21 Formal testimony in murder charge against Mrs Hattie Stone seeks exhumation of Edward Stone Edgar Stone and Emma Johnson Stone to verify similar deaths to George Stone who died June 4 2008. W Worthington Hopkins submitted request to Justice Martin Foley coroner. James Aberts released on bond after witness status.
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Bel al
Hattie Stanr
Attarn W. Worthington Hopkins
Ue Peace
Martin B Foley
Edgar Stone
Emma Johnson Stone
George
Roxvma Stone
Edward Stone
James Aberts
Stone
Past Grands Association Meets at Elkridge Lodge
The Past Grands Association of the Odd Fellows of Frederick County visited Elkridge Lodge No. 30 in Brunswick with about sixty members attending. President Charles F. Seeges explained the association’s aims and benefits, as talks by A. T. White Oscar B. Perkins and Rev. E L Burgess followed. Installations and a special Grand Lodge session were announced for July 9 and July 25 at the Odd Fellows Home.
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Grands Association
Odd Fellows Lodges
Frederick County
Elkridge Lodge
Brunswick
Elhridge Lodge
G. A. Strickler
Noble Grand
Charles F. Seeges
A. T. White
Odd Fellows Home
Oscar B. Perkins
E. £. Burgess
Episcopal Church
Des Mamibers
David Lodge
Ingiam Lodge
Baltimore
Association i
Odd Fellows Homme
Grand Lodge
First Regiment to Move Camp Ritchie then Fifth In Training Schedule
Transportation and service troops prepare for movement to Camp Ritchie starting July 3 to 6 with routes via Baltimore. Dam repair at Lake Roger near the camp aims to prevent water issues. Captain Barrick leads site work as Col. Markey confirms plans and timing for the First Regiment.
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St Mariand Mawor
Unite
Istate
Lower Eastern Shore
Baltimore
Silver Spring
Camp Ritchie
Wg Tment
D. John Markey
Starkey
Gay
Aremory
Lake Roger
Ritchie
Robert PF. Barrick
Baltimsien Juntts
Court Notes on Marriage, Deeds, and Street Repairs
Court news records multiple marriage licenses for Ernest Hammaker and Edith Hagan. Aubrey Frye and Margaret Kilpp. Harry Wents and Delan Sharer. Charka Beall and Lacy Ruiter. Oscar Baugher and Emma Cecil. Elvin Grossnickle and Helen Eckard. John Jenkins and Cita Percy. Property deeds show transfers including Phoebe Stockman to Nett Stockman, Jacob Wolfe to Sadie Kalmeser, Samuel Strins to Lillie Mylars, and others for amounts of ten dollars. A city briefing notes repairs to West Pith Street and tracks of the HL and F, with施工 by a listed contractor and finalization delays.
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Erneest
Hammaker
Tharment
Edith M. Hagan
Frederick
Aubrey C. Frye
Rocks
Margaret L. Kilpp
Frederick Marie Reid
Paulog Water
Harry R. Wents
Delan Sharer
Rocky Ridge
Charka R. Beall
Lacy PF. Ruiter
Poolesville
Oscar H. Baugher
Emma
Phoebe A. Stockman
Nett B. Stockman
Jacob D. Wolfe
Sadie M. Kalmeser
Samuel Strins
Lillie R. Myllars
Robert G. Wright
Charis
T. Lane Au
Robert P. Drontburg
Edward &. Delaplaine
Ert F
Brpais
Culler
Thei
Board of
T. ‘Med
Pith Street
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Yanksand A’s
Will Hays
Plan Methodist Reunion
Cormunatttes
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