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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1929

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Mexican Revolt Confined To Military Forces In Mexico

Former President Calles resumes duties as Secretary of War to quell a military revolt in Mexico. Rebels in Sonora and Vera Cruz claim six more states joined, with Nogales Agua Prieta and Cananea seized. Federal garrisons loyal to President Carranza remain in Naco Mexicali. Ambassador Morrow and Col Lindbergh cut visit short. The capital reports normal business amid troop movements.

Calles Mexico Sonora Vera Cruz Dwight W. Morrow Cuernavaca Charles A. Lindbergh de Sentral Nogales Ariz Tar Manuel Aguirre Agua Prieta Cananea Southern Pacific of Naco Mexicali Baja California Gil Douglas Aziz Ican Rurales Waco United States Amaxito Mexico City Mar Wmexico

Fire breaks out at Marylane Theater injures none

Firefighters battled a blaze at the Marylane Theater foyer with gas lines melting and pipework damaged. The origin was undetermined though suspected incendiary. no injuries, insured property, and repairs underway as matinee canceled. Firemen urged gas masks for future incidents amid the blaze.

Marv Fisher George Homan Fishe Marylane Theater Afr

87 Sacks Taken in Larceny Case at East South Street Plant

Rapid disposition of circuits today led Judge Newman to sentence William Scott colored to one year and six months in the House of Correction after pleading guilty to larceny of 87 fertilizer sacks from Thomas and Company. Derr pleaded guilty to theft of a purse containing 9.08 from Miss Ruth Maiseilles at Mchaffle's store. Derr said he found the purse on the counter and was arrested while headed to return the money. He received seven months in jail. Charles Martin near this city pleaded guilty to taking a grease gun, pump jack, and a suitcase worth 25.50 from Morgan Moltz of Winchester last October 15. Martin also faced charges with Dorsey Sier. Sier pleaded not guilty and asked for a jury trial. case postponed. Sier represented by S. W. Buwer.

John S. Newman Prestaing William Scott House of Correction Scott East Sout Street Thomas and Company Alton &Bennett Derr Jesse Derr Cleaden MissRiuth Mayseilles Miss Wayseliles Mchaffle West Patrick Street Jesse Schell Derr Catroll Creek Charles Martin Morgan Moltz Winchester Baltimore Pike Jug Bridge Martin Dorsey Sier Rockwell Nusbaum Carroll County Guity Sier Markin Buwerst

Coolidge to write for magazine regularly after presidency

New York report says Calvin Coolidge plans magazine pieces after leaving office. Speculation grows he will pursue literature in a series of human interest articles, though White House offers no confirmation.

New York Mar Calvin Coolidge United States Cooidge White House Publzation

Stewart Fails to Secure Vote Control of Standard Of

Fragmented OCR text shows names such as Stewart Reber and Barrond with uncertain phrases about votes and directors. The readable bits suggest a local election or governance context where Stewart lacks sufficient votes to lead or control a standard organization.

Stewart

Fragmented Notice The Sofa Ty Pireare Rarity

An OCR fragment mentions a sofa and related items with unclear context. Readable parts reference a purchase or listing, with no clear dates or responsible party. Further details are unreadable but the item is clearly described as a sofa.

Maryland Sends Large Delegation To Capital

Maryland joined in the Hoover inauguration with official and unofficial presence. Col Washington Bowe led the state's delegation, escorted by 260 National Guard men. Adjutant General Milton Reckard planned attendance. Baltimore youths Louis Troja and Dar Wellschinger attended as Eagle Scouts. Baltimore officials helped organize the capital presence among thousands.

Washington Maryland Herbert Hoover Capitol Free State Massachusetts Delaware Gutsmor Ritchie Washington Bowe National Guard Milton A. Reckard Ritchie Ulness Baltimore Louis Troja Dar) Wellschinger Boy Scouts Romama Eagle Scouts Waoe Agen Pouri Biarvi Tas Inal Barlimore Ciizens

Fined After Sunday Auto Wreck Near Lewistown

Clyde Gass of Washington DC was fined 15 dollars for reckless driving and failing to keep right after a Sunday morning crash near Lewistown. Two cars damaged, one person slightly injured, Mrs Carroll treated for head injuries and discharged. Gass, about 40, claimed sleepiness. others involved and authorities present.

Clyde Gass Washington, D.C Akon Y. Bennett People’s Court Lewistown Gass Jar A. Townsend Carroll Elmira NW. Y Washington Carroll McClain J. Cassidy The Staic

Inauguration Day as Hoover Becomes President

Herbert Hoover sworn in as President with pledge to uphold law and prohibition amid large crowds and rain. Vice President Curtis and outgoing leaders attend in a historic ceremony, parade along a crowded Pennsylvania Avenue and Capitol route.

Washington United States Herbert Hoover Capitol Taft Curtis Charles G. Dawes Sronte Senate Calvin Coaidge Northampton Los Angeles White House Histor Honorium Capitol Plaza Conllder Cocligé Indiders William Howard Taft

Hoover's Inaugural Address and Cabinet Photos

The complete text of President Hoover's Inaugural address will be found on page two of The News today. Pictures of the Hoover Cabinet will be found on page eight of this edition.

Hoover News Today

Montgomery County Census Shows 17433 Children Under 18

Edwin W. Broome announces Montgomery County school census totals 17433 children age 18 and under with 14142 white and 3391 colored. Wheaton Bethesda Rockville report high white counts, districts show shifts since 1924, and a real estate sale at 122 West South Street transfers ownership to Robert E. Rowe for 2900.

Edwin W. Broome Montgomery County Cnsus Montegomery County Wheaton Bethesda Rockville Laytonsaille Clarksburg Poolesville Colesville Darnestown Olney Gaithersburg Potomac Barmesville Damascus

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