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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1931
Page
14
Raeth Smith of Knoxville was seen wading into the water near Hoover and Virginia on a single occasion as crowd members urged her to seek escape offers. Authorities reported she was safely captured and aided back to shore.
A woman claimed ties to presidents and wrote letters to Baltimore merchants triggering Secret Service concern. She was detained at times, transported to camps, and later arrested in Jefferson County after eluding officers, with authorities noting prior similar episodes and possible fixation on a prominent figure.
In Bremen Germany a flyer exhausting from a Tranamantic voyage landed after a breezy night. Three Bremer were reported affected by the conditions as the craft touched down at 3 49 pelacs.
Frederic Grams of Wilmington Delaware claims he was thrown from an automobile as a visitor is taken for roe. Police report two men held after the incident, details limited.
A man identified as 5140 remains missing after a whiskey purchase incident. Reported involvement in an affair and ongoing search describe the case, with authorities reviewing details and pursuing leads. Nearby disturbance at a shop and unrelated stray notes about mice add confusion to the scene.
A puzzling murder case in Massachusetts yields limited leads as investigators search for suspects. Police request tips from the public while a local hospital confirms no additional victims.
On June 26 1917 the first units of the United States Army arrived in Europe to fight in France under Major General Wikant L Shert later spelled as S hert. crowds welcomed the troops with whistles and cheering while the soldiers were nicknamed Sammies by French crowds. General Saber led a camp near the coast as commander in chief under General Pershing.
Dispatches from Vienna cited by the Daly Express stating Queen Helen wife of Carol of Ru Mina suffers from an overdone dish. Officials in Bucharest attributed the illness to a mishap at the queen's dressing table with objects in a box.
A Maryland circuit court ruled that a 1929 grocery garnishment law violates the Fourteenth Amendment by favoring wage earners who owe debts for food while harming other creditors. The decision bars attachment of earnings for groceries and questions the law’s constitutionality with respect to debt collection and employer involvement.
George Henderson of the Cumberland bar warns at the Maryland State Bar Association convention that rising tax exemption totals may become a distinct burden for Atlantic City. He notes the growing exemption pool could threaten fiscal balance and prompt policy reconsideration.
Partial OCR reveals a mention of a price at a market and a memo fragment. Names and places are unclear, with garbled terms like Lee whet and Poacexg. Core action hints: a price, a partner, and a memorandum. details remain unreadable.
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