Girl 17 Dies After Poison Attempt Inquest Not Required
A 17 year old girl died early today after taking five poison tablets. An inquest was deemed unnecessary by Justice Bowers as there were no foul play indications. Survived by parents and several siblings, funeral arrangements to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vas Aden Sa
Rey Nus
Miss Nuss
Nessouve
Baie
Heaith
W. C. Reterick
Sherman P. Bowers
Justice Bowers
Parer
Melrin R
Robert E. Wilbur Mn Nusz
Ivan Sirize
Mary J. Nusz
Thomas P. Rice
Four Chicago Gunmen Loot Downtown Theater
Four gunmen robbed the Oriental Theater assistant manager at 9 am today, escaping with 3748 dollars. They used a ruse posing as repair workers to gain entry, then produced revolvers and forced the manager to open the safe.
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Chicago
Oriental Theater
Door 2
Lime Kiln Property Sold to William Grove
The Lime Kiln property of Charles HL Moshers containing 40 perches of land with a two bay weather boarded dwelling was sold at public sale on Saturday to William J. Grove Lime Kiln for 1625 dollars. Jaccehrback served as trustee with Wm. E. Datmer as auctioneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles HL Moshers
William J. Grove
Jaccehrback
Wm. E. Datmer
Accused Dating Insurance Board Members Named in Aged Probe
A fragmented clipping mentions a board in Macon Georgia and an investigation into aged individuals. Names and clear details are obscured, but the note points to a formal review of insurance matters and potential collaboration among local authorities.
Farewell Dinner Planned for Fr Schwallenberg
A local notice lists a farewell dinner for Fr Schwallenberg with organizers and attendees including B Lebhers, Robert W Lebiere, W Cilnten McSherry, James H Grove Jr, FP V Staub, Walter PF, Zetg Radety, J sei J Croghan, Ernest FL Kennedy, and others. The event is coordinated by Charles Sm Lebhertr and Harry G Does.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Lebhers
Robert Ww. Lebiere
W Cilnten McSherry
James H. Grove, Jr
V. Staub
Walter PF
Zetg
Bsats J. Sei
J. Croghan
Frine
Ernest FL Kennedy
Wales
Mich Payne
Charles Sm. Lebhertr
Harry G
Does
avTan
Tunney Admits Paying $35 000 in Suit Claim
Bridgeport Conn June 24 heavyweight champion Gene Tunney answered a 500000 claim by Mrs Katharine Fogarty denying marriage proposals but admitting payments totaling 35000 to withdraw claims. He says the funds were to prevent further lawsuits and protect Tex Rickard and the Rickard Sporting Club from losses linked to upcoming fights.
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Bridgeport
Conn
James J
Gene
Tunney
Katharine King Fogarty
Fort Worth
Texas
New York City
Fogarty
Hoover Returns to Washington After Mountain Trip
President Hoover and party drove from a Blue Ridge preserve to Washington arriving at the White House just before ten. The morning start featured a 10 mile return over a rough road with rain from the previous night. A forest fire report shows Maryland cutting fires from 528 to 423 and per fire from 31 to 7. A student delegation will sail to France July 19 for a year of study under the University of Delaware program with Justine Davis among the representatives.
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Washington
Blue Ridge Mountains
Hoover
White House
Washingon
Deuhie Top Mountain
Mr. Hoover
Maryland
State Department of Forestry
Hood
France
Justine Davi
Wasni D
Local Man Falls Unconscious After Lightning Strike
In Momsomsi county a man near Poo se was struck by lightning and rendered unconscious at his home. Firefighters responded to the scene and transported him to a local hospital for treatment.
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Momsomsi County
Poo Se
Koveiies College Decree Sows Unclear Local Edict
Fragmentary OCR notes mention January and place names but lack coherent events or actors. The text references a decree, a college, and local officials without usable details.
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Koveiies College
Heghis Inn
Prince Greorge
County
Williamson Sentence Deferred After Auto Case
Williamson had sentence deferred until Tuesday after being charged with driving after license revocation and another count for operating an automobile without a license. Witness Harry Lonas testified he saw Williamson drive the car two weeks prior. Williamson’s defense cited a frog-hunting trip with Redmond.
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Harry Hele
Gus KL Mouer
Jacy
Rox
GY Jos Boogie
Fisten
Marke
Frederic Hosastat
EA James
A. Lews
LI Derxoog
Glene Willamison
Harry Lonas
Hear Peart
Lonas
Wilarson
James
Willamson
Keefer Redmond
Redmond
Wilamson
Patrick Street
Hsm
Doubly Armed Deputies Guard Bel Air Trial
Courtroom security tight as Carl Henderson goes on trial for the murder of Herman Strauss in Darling ton Maryland on February 18. State's Attorney requests a first degree verdict without capital punishment while deputies and state troopers with two pistols each watch the proceedings. Henderson, a former Grayson County Virginia resident, faces a high-profile case amid fears of a courtroom disturbance.
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Bet R. Dune
Carl 00
Althus
Dexey Bowman
Henderson
Herman Strauss
Chicago
Darlington
W. Worthington Hopkins
Grayson County
Bel Air
Carrol County
To Build Boat
Construction notes describe miles of concrete highway work with unclear details and dated planning references. The fragmentary text mentions a work schedule and potential location but lacks specifics on parties, dates, or exact scope.
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Svasech
Sven Tmiine
Hoover eyes postwar peace and German reparations debate
A Washington letter underscores U S and British postwar aims. Hoover and like minds press that reparations be limited to around 450 million dollars annually, while European leaders seek massed Germany concessions. Russian American ties grow, Vatican recognition faces caution, and the Hoover stance remains cautious toward cross-continental diplomacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Hoover
Germany
Spa
Alam Sotlars
Bodies of Stone family exhumed amid poison murder probe
In Havre De Grace Edward Stone and his son Edgar were dug up at dawn and sent for autopsy. Viscera were removed and sent to Baltimore for chemical tests to detect poison traces. The exhumations occur as Mrs. Stone, jailed here for alleged murder of her youngest son George, faces charges.
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Havre de Grace
Jace
Edward Stone
Edgar Steps
Baltimore
Edgar Stone
S. Stone
George Stone
Angel Hill
Sheri Dewey Bowman
Harford County
Bath
Busa
Seaiae
James Aberts
Stone Home
Hag Bees
Lard
Pennsylvania Railroad
Expect 850 at District Meeting of K. P. Tonight
About 850 people are expected at the first district meeting of District No. 4 of the Grand Lodge of Maryland in Prthian Costa. Principal speaker will be A. Elwood Martek of Annapolis Grand Keeper of Records. Maryland Grand Lodge officers are to attend.
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Grand Lodge of Markand, & d
Prthian Costa
A. Elwood Matiak
Annapolis
Grand Lodge of
Fredecsick
Brunswick
Isburg
Great Outpouring For Funeral General Booth
A large turnout marked General Booth's funeral as thousands joined the procession from the financial center to the burying ground amid strong civic honors and solemn homage.
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Tts
Lencon
Local boys return from plane contest in Detroit
Frederick youths Jack Bymme Edward Mobley and Kenneth Mantz attended the second national contest of the National Airplane Model League in Detroit. They toured exhibits, flown indoor models, and gained ideas for next year while Donald Burnham set a world outdoor flight record at Seifridge Field.
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Jack Bymme
Edward Mobley
Kenneth Mantz
Frederick
Detroit
Hursday
Byrne
Frederick Chamber of Commerce
Mobley
Mantz
Rotary Club
Seifridge Field
Donald Burnham
Indiana
Europe
Mir
Burnham
Herbert Dorsey
Washington
Dorsey
Jack Byrne
National Airplane Model League
Baltimore
Brone
Fragmented Pow! Sundar obituary notice and notes
Readable fragments indicate a local memorial or notice about Pow! Sundar with references to people and places, but the text is incomplete leaving core details unclear. The readable portions suggest a brief obituary or ceremonial note tied to a community water setting.
Relief fund for tornado victims exceeds goal in Frederick County
A Frederick County Red Cross effort reports four thousand eight hundred sixty eight dollars and ninety two cents raised for tornado relief. A committee led by C G Albert Gilson will administer aid to needy families with emphasis on home repairs and emergency expenses.
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Retter
Fuad
Lighter
Frederick Reliy
The
Red Cross
Harry L. Ebert
Pampaign
Isi. C
Albert Gilson
Joseph MecDivit
William C. Hymm
John W. Holter
Edisin Devilbiss
S. Elmer Brown
A. LeRos McCardell
Regatta Draws 22 College Crews To Poughkeepsie
Intercollegiate regatta gathers 22 crews from nine colleges in Poughkeepsie as crowds arrive under overcast skies and high humidity. Officials expect good sailing conditions with no rain in the afternoon, while spectators flood the waterfront for the event.
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Poughkeepsie
Poughkeepale
Banke
Hutson
Former Stage Star Robbed of 30000 Dollars
A former stage star reports a theft from several years ago with $30,000 missing. The incident details and the suspect list remain unclear as investigators review old records and interview witnesses.
County Wheat Cutting Begins Across the County
County Agent Henry R. Shoemaker reports the wheat harvest starting in the southern areas with overall yield expected to be below normal though quality remains good. Harvesting progresses as fields show little smut and some farmers anticipate market readiness soon after the crop is cut.
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Henry R. Shoemaker
Shoemaker
Pretty Harrisburg Wedding For Miss Kathryn Krise George Householder
In Harrisburg at the Penn Harris hotel on a Saturday afternoon four o clock Miss Kathryn Krise daughter of Mr and Mrs W Calvin Krise married George Householder son of Mr and Mrs Abram Householder York Pa Rev Dr U S G Rupp officiated The ceremony featured wedding music and a reception with decorative flowers Mrs Krise and Mr Krise were the hosts and only immediate family guests attended Afterward the couple planned a motor trip to Canada
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Penn-Harris
Harrisburg
Kathryn Krise
W. Calvin Krise
George Househholder
Abram Householder
York
U.S. G. Rupp
Canada
Imediate
Janata College
and i High School
Smithburg magistrate commits suicide in office
Smithburg magistrate John 45 took his own life in his bedroom at the magistrate’s residence on a day in June as reported by AP. Local authorities opened an inquiry into the death and circumstances surrounding the incident.
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Smithburg
Bagersioan
John
Suyihburg
Plane wreckage sighted off the Azores after Spain flight missing
Reports say a seaplane disappeared Friday after leaving Cartagena with four aboard. A Spanish merchant ship and British vessel sighted wreckage about 33 miles west of the Azores at latitude 33 west. Portuguese searchers failed to locate the plane or confirm its identity as the missing Franco travel plane.
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Madrid
Raricn
Franco
Szores
Yepert Ding
Lsts
Miliary Radio
Magallanes
Agar & Wireless
Grelden
Azores
Fe Avores
Cartagena
Spain
Jnst
Majon Franco
Voices to Sing at Braddock Heights Friday
The Braddock Heights auditorium hosts an opening service Friday evening with Prof. Charles Micael of Hagerstown leading a musical program. The choir includes 150 voices from Hagerstown and Jefferson. Proceeds support the Braddock Heights Swimming Pool project now under construction.
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Braddock Heights
Charles Micael
Hagerstown
Jefferson
Schmming Pool Association
Frst
Student League of Nations of
Binghamton Bible School
Binghamton
N. C
Hawks Plan Long Flight for New York Stop
Captain Hewts will fly from here to New York to study a round trip flight from Fen ing Wednesday. He expects Park Field East St. Louis as final target, carrying 398 gallons of gasoline. Local events include Rotary club meeting and a dance at Motel Braddock with Hagerstown participants.
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Metropolitan
Los Ataris
New York Ciy
Hawks
Abe
Peter Chaneen
Park Field
Easts. Louis
Braddock
Genet
Organization of
Botel Eacdeck
Hagerstown
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Rezin
Ming
Call Money Neweeney
Powers
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Hotel Braddock
Hilleary
Man
al Saints
al Saints Church
Heights
Watkersville Junior Orchestra
Lymm Stesata
Jarn Thurscar
Parsons
Margorine Orches
AL Heights
Group O'Clock
Cor
Acraoa
America
Britain
Fadi Ag
Rodney Dutcher
Nea Stree
Wien
Debs
Hapeg Uy Pwasing
United States
Brita Trygaget
Catius
Wesil
Vatican
Una
Omnia
K. P
Teewolves
Tuesay
Adae Grimes
Sundar
Tornado Relief Fund
START
ARMY
NAVY
Krise
Pens- Harris Hotel
Harrisberg
Aviators
Point Delgada
Lisbom
Portugal
Zalres
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