Second Arrest Doubles Holiday in $140 Hold Up
Two men identified as Raymond Nelson and Palmer were arrested in Frederick after a $140 stickup. A third man, Charles Panter, 25, faced charges and a three day manhunt ended with their capture. Libertytown disturbance led to fines for seven road workers and a police stakeout followed. The Fourth of July holiday gridlock and a Baker Park fireworks display were noted with plans for a busy weekend.
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Charles Panter
Sondmene
Easstree
Hoffman
Rank Co.l
Stein
Palmer
Raymond Nelson
Col Pred
Frederick Grams
Frederick
Warrom
Ao Turkittsyie
Grams
Saints Street
Nelson
Linganore Road
Cain Cven
Libertytown
Justice Motter
Booker Nokes
Wil' Am Duppenos
Donald Black
Richid Davis
Amer Smith
James Hey
Smith
Key
Unionville
Crum
Rederick
Ralph
Stull
Tourmont
Grace M. Stull
Thomas Cymban
A. F. Anderson
Frederica
Baker Park
Park Board
Tehey
Fisher Will Names Cox Executrices in Union Bridge
The will of Miss Mary Cath Lane Fisher of Union Bridge probate leaves her estate to George Merzsoz Cox and Esther L. Cox, both of John R. Cox. Executors are appointed without bond. The will is dated July 33, 191? and witnessed by Thomas Burling Hal and E. Lam.
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Fisher
Mary Cath- Lane Fisher
Union Bridge
George
Merzsoz Cox
Esther L. Cox
John R. Cox
Weather Note Scrambled With Gun Incident
Fragmentary weather item mentions precipitation and a gunshot during a quarrel. Text is unclear but indicates a shooting occurred within the 24 hour period. No confirmed locations or names are readable.
Electrocuted for Murder in Rockview Prison
Peter Spirellis thirty eight from Schuylkill County was executed at Rockview for the January murder of Mary Cashion in a Pottsville restaurant. He had recently arrived in the country and served in the Greek army during World War I.
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Bellefonte
Peter Spirellis
Schumlkill County
Rockview Penitentary
Mary Cashion
Pottsville
Spirellis
Miss. Cashion
May Construct Vault 10 House Old Court Records
Unclear text describes work on vault 10 house old court records in a basement area. Mentions Frederick and painting, referencing new files or cases undergoing renovation or handling.
Rural carriers to meet in Maryland sessions
The 28th annual Rural Letter Carriers Association of Maryland convention and the annual Ladies Auxiliary meeting begin a two day session Monday at the hotel. Frederick's Samuel D Crone presides with Mrs J J Mastnall guiding the auxiliary. Speakers include Mayor Howard W Jackson and Assistant Postmaster General Aron Coleman and members of Congress.
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Howard W. Jackson
Baltimore
Aron
Coleman
Congress Gates
San Fra
Three Convicts Receive Extra Three Years Each
Frank James Charles Kramer and Irvin D. Limper were given additional terms of three years by Judge Joseph Wiman after being convicted on charges linked to a Memorial Day escape attempt from the penitentiary. The new sentences extend their terms to 16 23 and 23 years respectively for conspiracy to escape assaulting a guard and assault with intent to murder.
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Balkimore
Joseph WW. Uiman
Timan
Frank James
Charles Kramer
Irvin D. Limper
Terre Cox
George C. Lehneis
Starr Faithfull Case Letters Describe Murder Claims
Fragmentary text reports that Starr Faithfull's letters suggest she was murdered and reference a morning arrest schedule. Other notes mention a Dr. G. Jameson and a D. Yeager with hearings and scores of incidents at an unnamed location.
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Sete Tees
G. Jameson
Tome
Tone Heath
Suisi Assert
Stone Couple and Mrs Wednesday Engagement Noted
Readable fragments show Rev. Te Meri, Mr. and Mrs. Stone, and Mrs Wednesday SCOGE named in a local social or church notices snippet with unlikely phrases and unclear context.
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Stone
Wednesday Scoge
Delegates Arrive as Assembly Opens with Speaker Noon
The report notes large influx of delegates for the assembly and features Dr W J McGlothlin delivering the noon service. Training courses for Sunday school workers are listed at Saltyree School Manual with sessions led by Rev J B Hil and others in Louisville and Nashville.
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Faye Opsagnabiras
Saltyree
Louisville
Gina Lee
W. A. Harrell
Nashville
Tenn
J. B. Hil
Richmond
V: “Home and Extension Department
W. O. Millington
Washington
Columbia Asso
H. Iuds Gourse
J. BE
Ion Stud
Maryland Woman's Missionary Union
D. Sutton
Wrenda Ry
Abe
Hershey Datwis
McG
Rae
Thurstar
the Baptist
Dawson
Wasp
Tex
Russia
Ewson
Figd Sherman
Weather and crime notices sweep across the Midwest and South
A weather front bringing rain and relief sweeps parched areas amid falling temperatures and fatalities from storms. Separate reports detail transportation policy hearings on the Chicago and Alton line, a patent dispute case involving Rear Admiral Fiske, and a raid in Louisiana leaving two wounded including a New Orleans resident.
Robbers Caught After Shooting Policeman in New Orleans
Four bandits robbed the Canal Bank and Trust Company on Ewag Street of several thousand dollars and shot a policeman. The money was recovered after they abandoned it in an automobile. Two robbers were captured. the officer was not seriously injured.
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New Orleans
Ewag Street
Canal Bank and Trust Company
Re preduct bans paper and far decor
A brief notice notes a ban related to paper and decor in a local area. No further details are readable to identify scope, authority, or dates.
Post and Gatty Set Flight Latent in Arctic Passage
In early dawn departures both pilots attempted a 2.100 mile flight from Nome toward Kamchatka. Weather reports for the Bering Sea were optimistic with clear skies and favorable conditions expected for the voyage, though some uncertainties lingered about legibility and equipment.
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Phey Swordees
Denly
Phe Deane
Stary. Kamchatka
Bering Sea
Counter Proposal To Hoover Plan Not Acceptable
A fragmented report notes opposition to a Hoover plan and delays in actions. It mentions a secretary of state and obscure references to years or dates, with unclear details about evaluation or impact.
Mellon Talks With Secretary Prompt Frisco Debt Talks
Andrew Mellon conferred with Premier Laval in Paris on the German debt moratorium and Franco American credits. Officials said the talks reached a delicate point and a cabinet meeting was planned to consider the proposals while Italy and Mussolini hosted an informal Rome conference with Bruesig Curtius.
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Paris
Jans Mehon
Ams
Andrew W
Treasury
Ooves
Mellon
Laval
Germany
Tals
Bruesig
Curtius
Rome
Mussolini
Rockville Fire Company President Quits Over Debt Plan
Rockville Maryland June 29 A motion to buy a rescue wagon at eight to ten thousand dollars split the Rockville Volunteer Fire Department The resignation of president F Barnard Welsh followed his opposition to increasing indebtedness The 7000 plus existing debt and the department’s assets valued near 550000 were noted Welsh’s departure prompted calls for adjournment and the matter was deferred to the next meeting
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Rockville
Mad
Aicmbers
F. Barnard Welsh
Or Siization
W. Valentine Wilson
Wilson
Welsh
Olalvs
Eeg
DEVILBISS-CARTER WEDDING AND LOCAL NOTES MIXED REPORT
Miss Myrne L Carter of Liberty town wed Dr G Ellis Williams at Calvary parsonage in a quiet ceremony attended by close friends. The piece also notes Market street opening delays and ongoing street work, plus a fatal golf course accident near Purcellville and Earl B Lippy returning from San Francisco with a music award.
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Myrne L. Carter
Liberty
Town
Ville
G. Ellis Williams
Mary M. E
Calvary Pasonage
Centre Company
Chage
Wa Station
Walkersville Savings Bank
Walter
Earl Lippy
Earl B. Lippy
Manchester
San Francisco
Pea~ Bory Conservatory
Western Maryland College
Ten Die in Spanish Elections Sparks Madrid unrest
Reports from Madrid describe violent disturbances during a Spanish election with at least ten deaths. Censorship and scarce details limit full verification as authorities pursue unrest and possible fascist suppression amid the chaotic coverage.
Tear Gas Used to Halt Striking Miners
Reported clashes at a mining site led authorities to deploy tear gas to disperse striking workers. The confrontation involved police and miners amid ongoing labor tensions at the operation’s gates.
Catoctin Golfers Lose to Rogers Forge
The Catoctin Country Club golf team fell to Rogers Forge in a close match. Readouts list players such as J. Ward, Iva McGourk, Morris Ridgely, and Henry Stefing among others, with scores and standings noted in a dense, partially garbled record.
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Catoctin
Rogers
Catoctin Country Club
Rongers Golf Cind
Reid
Maryland
Winchester
J. Iva McGourk
Nc W. Jathoe Grove
Henry Stefing
Morris Ridgely
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Braddock Heights
Victor
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Starr Faithfull
D. Yeager
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Lews
Interstate Commerce Commission
Luther Waller
Baltimore and Ohio
Chicago and Alton
Bradley H. Finke
Wiwnohta
Moffett
Naval Bureau of Aeronautics
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Fiske
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C. W. Prather
Joseph Akaldo
Carolina
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United States
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Policeren
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A. W. Welsh
Purcelville
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Dane
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