Girl Acquitted as Hearing for Drunken Driving in Brunswick
Miss Esther Miles of Brunswick was found not guilty of driving while intoxicated after testimony that her steering wheel rocked before the crash. She was fined $1 for reckless driving and identified a companion, Foster Himes, who fled the scene. Cramer's and Esterly's cars were lightly damaged. Miles' vehicle was badly damaged but no injuries occurred. Ernest Bitler was fined $100 for operating after license revocation.
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Georges Esterly
Harry 5. Cramer
Washington Pike
Frederick
Esther M. Miles
Brunswick
Jus Sherman PB. Bowers
People’s Cox Us
BR. Bhizzard
Alton Y. Bennett
Thore
J. Bf. Baxter
Miss Miles
Foster Himes
West Patrick Street
Citr
Cramer
Esterly
Brunstick
Airs George Byterly
L. B. Esterly
Mr. Cramer
Harry M. Hahn
W. L. Canlford
3. H. Fleetwood, Jr
Nathan Ephraim
Z. FP
Sg Age
Bitter war over tourist trade fuels highway signs
The Cumberland County Chamber of Commerce reports vandalism and reerection of signs promoting travel to Niagara Falls and New York. A bridge company admitted responsibility for the destroyed signs and a weathered five cent toll sign remains in Wheeling. Authorities plan to place a sign at the Lincoln Highway junction to steer motorists toward the National Highway.
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Cumberland Coumner
Commere Bhuchwisn
Coamner
Ifan ToLe Ols
Spss
Morrstown
Feon
Washington
Ander
Johnson
Steuber
Stegpenves Company
Agais
Fanr Tooth
Investi
Meryersdale-Somerset
Niagara Falls
New York Cities
Somerset
Meyersdale
Cumberland
Ceremonies Planned for Meade Marker at Prospect Hall
Final arrangements announce a public ceremony at Prospect Hall near Frederick to honor General George Gordon Meade on the anniversary of his Army command. Governor Ritchie and PA officials will attend with Pennsylvania National Guard, American Legion, and distinguished guests.
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George Gordon Meade
Army of the
Himes
John 5
Msher
Pencapivania
Fredectar
Giessim
Maryland National Guard
Guy Anders
God
American Legion Sandaburg
Temac R. Panevana
Ardmore
Fisher
Clata
Pennsylvania Historical Commission
Frederick
Sylvania
General Meade
Cadiz
Spain
Painter Girl and Etzler Balance Fixed at $10,000
A balance of ten thousand dollars is fixed for Painter Girl and Etzler following a holdup. The action sets the amount for compensation or settlement in the incident. Authorities report the resolution completes the court or settlement process.
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Painter Girl
Etzler
Highway Robbery Charge Against Couple in York Case
Fredenen Gutang and Beste Painter of Libertywgon and Frederick are jailed for the next court term on highway robbery and related charges. Rinehart accuses them of forcing him from his car at Penn Park, binding him, and stealing $6 before fleeing toward a lonely road south of York. They were arrested in Frederick and brought to York with pursuit by local police and detectives. The ordeal allegedly included damage to Rinehart’s car and a separate defrauding hotel charge for a $4250 note owed.
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Beste Painter
Frederick
Wiltam Etzier
Libertywgwn
Walter P. Owen
York
Russel C. Rinehart
Atlantic Avenue
Bach
Rinehart
Penn Park
Exzier
Nak Maida
Susquehanns
Etgeer
Ralph Keech
W. H. Myers
John Deininger
Hansonville
Exeter
York City
Michael J. Schwint
Brooks
Four Die After Eating Canned Beans in North Dakota
Sentinel Butte North Dakota reports four members of the Mathew Zimmer family died after eating home preserved beans. Mrs Zimmer and three children fell ill Sunday. other details unclear due to fragmentary text. Nearby market news notes stock prices sagging.
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Sentinel Butte
N. D
Mathew Zimmer
Zimmer
Britain imposes July apple embargo on American fruit
The British Board of Trade bans entry of most U S apples from July 7 to November 15 to prevent import of fruit fly larvae. Only certified grades may be allowed with an inspector certificate. the move is not a retaliation against U S tariff law.
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London
British Board of Trade Today
Great Britain
United States
Uv. S
Washington
State Department
England
Department of Agricuture
Prince of Wales Broadcast Scheduled for July 7
New York reports the Prince of Wales will be heard in America via radio on July 7. The National Speraene Company announced the broadcast, timed to carry his speech from a Savoy Hotel London dinner for the National Union of Students. The 15 minute translation will be pre transmitted to the American network.
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Prince OF Wales
New York
America
Sr Peneaene Company
Savoy Hotel
London
National Union of Students
Atlantic
Alilap Mest
Four Die in Canadian National Wreck Near Cabriol Ont
Four killed and twelve injured when a Winnipeg to Toronto Canadian National Railway train derailed about four miles east of Cabriol Ontario due to a washout from adverse weather. Officials said the accident occurred last night as the train traversed the washout area.
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Toronto
Ont
Canadian National Railway
Winnipeg
Cabreol Ont
Lawyer's Wife Killed in Amarillo Car Explosion
Amarillo Texas June 27 Mrs A D Payne wife of a noted local attorney was killed and her 14 year old son gravely injured when the Payne car exploded in what police deem an infernal machine attack. The car’s chassis remained intact and the gas tank was damaged. Detectives found wiring and old batteries in the wreck. Payne, a former district judge candidate, had been involved in several sensational murder cases in the Panhandle.
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Amarillo
Tex
A D Payne
Payne
Texas Panhandle
Non-Coms Club Outing at Cor poral Citas Summer Home
The Non-Coms Clubs of Company A held an outing at the summer home of Corporal Citas at Ceresville near Monocacy Thursday evening. Games included four swimming contests between Corporal Henry Mask of the 1st platoon and Sergeant Rinehart of the 2nd platoon, with Rinehart winning by three lengths. The menu featured hot dogs, steamed crabs, and soft drinks served by ex-Corp. Steinhaus with Sdt. El Barigis assisting. attendees included Capt. C. N. Staley Capt. Guy Anders 1st Lt Geo W Trout 1st Lt Allen Seeger Ist Sgt Shall 1st Sgt C B Cannon Sergeants Ernest Seeder Harry Barigis Edgar Barigis Will E Hahn Walter Rinehart Corporals Henry Mask Chas Mask Matt Deater Mike String Chas Smith Allen Bunsey Harold Roelke.
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Co. A
Citas
Smith
Ceresville
Corp
Henry Mask
Sgt
Rinehart
Steinhaus
Mike” String
Chas. Smith
Allen Bunsey
Harold Roelke
New Montgomery Traffic Officer Appointed for Bealisville Intersection
Sheriff Joseph B. Pyles of Montgomery County appoints Dunbar D. Padgett of Duketon as special deputy traffic officer at the Bealisville intersection of Rockelie Buckersiosm and Barnesville Pookesville roads. The duty runs pending a bridge construction over the 14th Junction as traffic is diverted in coming months. Padgett took the oath before the Curcall Cours at Rockville.
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Montgomery
Joseph B. Pyles
Montgomery County
Dunbar D. Padgett
Duketon
Princializ
Bealisvile
Rockelie-Buckersiosm
Barnesville-Pookesvile
Typhes Victin Pederal Health Action Report
An unclear report notes authorities addressing a disease case linked to typhus like symptoms in Chambersburg with references to federal and state health officials and the risk of insect transmission. The text is garbled but points to a disease outbreak concern and official response.
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Bruce A Mehaffey
Chambersburg
Barber
Peon
Aria
Narrow Escape At City Light Plant Leaves Man Injured
Arden Luds 28 on his first day as employee narrowly avoided being crushed by a one ton generator wheel at the city light plant on East Second street. He suffered a fractured pelvis and was rushed to Frederick City Hospital after a wedge support failed and the wheel dropped. Lucis worked under engineer E W Van Dyke of Fairbanks Morse Co as a new power supply was installed. The wheel’s fall was halted by a bell, sparing further injury. He is reported to be improving.
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Vann Dyke
Ruds
Elkridge Lodge Holds Meeting in Brunswick
Elkridge Lodge No. 39 Brunswick held a meeting with notable grand officers present. Attendees included Deputy Grand Master Elmer Brown and Grand Warden Thomas C. McGuire, plus remarks by Rev. Dr. Charles E. Wehler of Selah Lodge. The gathering approved a King David Lodge visit and sang a tying hymn before adjourning.
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Elkridge Lodge
No. 39
Brunswick
Elmer Brown
Tilis City
Thomas C. McGuire
Carl W. Crawskey
I. A. Savage
Henry V. Weller
C. C. Lapman
Morrs Goren
Baltimore
Frederick County
S. Elmer Brown
Charles E. Wehler
Selah Lodge
Manheim
HL Dorsey
King David Lodge
C. F. Keenan
Elkridge Ledger
Good Samaritan Ledge
Thurmont
Fidelity Lodge
New Market
Frederice
Ty Lodge
Gangster Charles Delotta Shot 45 Times Dies
Cleveland report says 28 year old gangster Charles Delotta died at a hospital from 45 bullet wounds after being found in the Little Italy section. Police link Delotta to a bootleg extortion plot tied to Yorkell and Brownstein, Philadelphia arrivals earlier, with a possible motive tied to losing control of a gang. An unrelated U S Army bulletin notes Major Carsten Parks Mateus to active duty at Carlisle Barracks and other staffing details.
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Cleveland
Charles Delotta
Delotta
Ernest Yorkell
Jack Brownstein
Philadelphia
Yorkell
Brounswin
Gambini Plaxi
I Third Corps
Baltimore
Third Corps
Carsten Parks Mateus
Magnotia Avenue
Thirhy
Carlisle Barracks
Carluste
48 Killed in Storms Across U S and Canada
Widespread storms yesterday and overnight claimed 48 lives across Ontario New Foundland and the US northeast. Fatalities occurred in Brockville Caprestan Sudbury and Hackettstown among others as wrecks drownings and lightning caused damage along the Atlantic seaboard.
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U. S
Canada
Sudbury
Ont
Lumsden
No F
Buffalo
N. J
Hackettstown
Calehsie
New Jersey
Atlantic Seaboard
Grandstand Attractions For Frederick Fair Chosen By Board
The Frederick Fair dates October 21 to 24 under the Frederick County Agricultural Society. Acts include the Sensational Jacks the Bellbazer Trio the Hollywood Horse Margarees Elephants the Three Morless and Wilson and Aubrey. Officers and committees listed with names such as Abram Hemp Frank M Stevens Guy Motter and others guiding exhibitions races and exhibits.
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Frederick
Frederick County
Agriicultural Society
Countlans
Bellbazer
Hollywood Horse
Three Morless
Wilson
Aubrey
Staton
The
Agricultural Society
Folss
Abram Hemp
Jon
Frank M. Stevens
Guy K. Motter
Lewis Ft. Dertzbaugh
P Merie Hiteshew
Lee Raniteberger
George S. Allnuts
C. H. Conley
James H. Cramer
Dy. R. Smith
John T. Best
John Www. Humm
Frank
R. V. Smith
C. Z. Conely
Austin P. Renn
George S. Allnutt
Lee Ranneberger
Allnutt
John W. Humm
James B. Cramer
P. M. Hitchen
Austin FP. Renn
GC. H. Conley
RK. V. Smith
George 8. Allnutt
Guy K. Mover
Sackett Speech Triggers World Power Conference Debate
Ambassador Sackett’s remarks at the World Power Conference in Berlin drew sharp attention over the gap between production costs and electricity selling price. The dispute was amplified by Samuel Insull’s private urge to curb the speech, highlighting domestic versus international energy policy and rising American rhetoric on power regulation.
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Washington
Sackett
World Power Conference
Berlin
United States Senate
Samuel Insull
Chicago
Iasuil
Speeca
Senate
I Hs
Nebraska
Lawyer's death delays Youngstown merger case
Ohio June 27 AP report says L A Manchester chief counsel for Youngstown company fatally shot himself in his office. Court proceedings were adjourned as J C Atgetsinger general counsel arrived to find Manchester dead with a self inflicted gunshot wound blamed on a nervous breakdown from overwork. Manchester, 47, was married with one daughter.
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Ohio
L. A. Manchester
Youngstown Company
Ser’s
J. C. Atgetsinger
Manchester
Atgetsinger
Equity Case Leads to Divorce Filings and Property Transfers
Court news notes Barbara M Sticker versus Clarence A Strickler for absolute divorce. Reno S Harp and Clarence R Crifith listed as attorneys. Various property deeds recorded including transfers in Huntington, Harpers Ferry, Littlestown and Frederick with multiple spouses named and sums ranging from $1 to $4,000.
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Equity
Barbara M. Sticker
Clarence A . Strickler
Reno S. Harp
Atetorner
Clarence R. Crifith
Huntington
W. Va
Virginia Josephine McCormick
Harpers Ferry
Paul L. Study
Westminster
Elsie M. Bul
Littlestown
Raymond A. Gates
Jorce Leathers
Howard
Many Dead Reported in Bolivian Street Fighting
AP reports from Lima quoting Bautista Saavedra former vice president of Bolivia via Arquipa Chile that heavy loss of life occurred in La Paz as rebels dominate the streets. He says only the government palace and Commerce Street remain in control and cites a growing death toll last night.
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Lima
Peru
Bautista Saavedra
Bolivia
Arquipa
Chile
la Paz
Commercia
Alungy
Chairman Porter Dies at 63 in Allegheny Hospital
Representative Stephen C. Porter long headed the House Foreign Relations Committee and was a prominent figure in diplomacy. He died in General Hospital Allegheny at age 63 after a lengthy illness, leaving behind a noted career in international affairs.
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Porter
House Committee
Poisburgh
Stephen C. Porter
Howe
Allegheny i General Hospital
Ropgiation Gate in Maine Sheds Light on 1920s Event
A fragment notes a Maine location named Gate related to a 1920s incident or gate event. It mentions Censa or BHITeath AS suttase and a figure resembling 7? S48 over 1920, but details are unclear. Further readable context is needed to confirm people, places, or outcomes.
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Maine
Mob Attempts Attack on Irma Williams in Port Arthur
A mob of about 208 surrounded Port Arthur City Hall as Irma Rainey Williams a 23 year old Black woman faced a confessed attempt on her life. Police escorted Williams to a patrol car amid chaos with rocks and bombs reportedly thrown at officers.
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Port Arthur
Texas
Peroumy
Irma Rainey Williams
Wiliams
Chabad
Williams
Enrighs
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