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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1929

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Gale Rips Frederick County with Uprooted Trees and Downed Poles

A northwest gale 60 to 70 mph sweeps Frederick County damaging Buckystown Middletown New Market Mt Airy and Thurmont. Utilities report numerous poles down and lines broken as trolleys divert around Myersville. Fire at a Frederick station is minor and temperatures drop to 39.

Frederick Buck- Fystawin Middletown New Market Mtairy Milersyie Thurmont Emumitsburg Hegerstown Frederck Hagerstein Walkersville Ceresville Mt. Airy Rew Monrovix Buckerstown Farmer's Exchange P. E. Jackson Emmitsburg Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co Paul Payne Creagerstown East Patrick Street Fair Grounds Willem H. Freed Monro Ave

Brunswick residents George Keith and Albert Grimes face court outcomes

George Keith, of Brunswick, found guilty of larceny for stealing two wheelbarrows from the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, valued at five dollars each, and sentenced to four months in the House of Correction. Albert Grimes, from near New Windsor, stood trial for manslaughter after a September automobile crash near Frederick that killed John Baker. the jury deliberated into the morning.

George Keith Brunswick Newman Peter House of Correction Keith Baltimore and Ohio Railroad E. Austin James Albert Grimes New Windsor Grimes Georgetown Pike Frederick John Baker Baker James Condon Carroll County William Heffner Frederick City Heffner Murray G. Bohn William A. Cramer John W. Grove Albert C. Fogle Samuel G. Bennett Thomas Eates George L. Lfert G. Oscar Rounds Wailer FE Feagauther E. Carr Maurice K. Rouzer P. Keefe Main

Hoover calls special Congress session for April fifteenth

In Washington on March 7 President Hoover announced a special session of Congress for April 15. The address outlined urgent relief measures and limited wartime charges, signaling decisive action on fiscal policy and agricultural support amid the ongoing crisis.

Hoover

Beatrint Potomac River address seminar shown

Snyder delivers an address on the Potomac in Frederick, tracing its history and geography. He notes plans for a Potomac boulevard, discusses Washington’s early studies, the Potomac Company, the canal, and early river navigation efforts.

Potomac River Snyder Shepherdstown We. Va Frederick Hans Francis Scott Key Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Mir Soycer George Washington Fother Frederick Surder Potomac Senandoah Cumberland Atlantic Ocean Atlantic City Great Falls Virginia Lord Baltimore Fairfax Stone Inn Lord Fairfax Pennsylvania New York General Braddock Washington Potomac Wampant the Potomac Company Fshpois C. and O Chesapeake and Ondoganal

State Ends Case Against Glenburnie Contractor

The state closed its case against Elmer Stallings, Glenburnie contractor, in a larceny case tied to road funds discrepancies. Stallings testified he gave false statements during the investigation, claiming pressure from Mr. Mackall and Governor Ritchie to suppress the matter. Edwin Priese, Roads Commission district engineer, testified about hauling stone and noted reliance on Francis J. Woods for bills, while a transportation dispute and a damaged property detail followed during cross examination.

Baltimore Elmer 5 Stallings Glenburnie Stelings Mackall Ritchie Edwin Priese Roads Commission Annapolis Friest Francis J. Woods

Associate of Rothstein slain in Miami hotel shooting

Police identify Thomas Patty Walsh a former Arnold Rothstein associate as the man killed in a card game shooting at the Miami Biltmore Hotel in Coral Gables Florida. Participant Arthur Clarke wounded and says a stranger entered Walsh’s suite and fired before fleeing.

Miani Fis Miami Biltmore Tom Walsh Arnold Rothsten New York Ion Arthur L. Cuairke Clarke Walsh Toiami Arnold Rothstein Garmic Kirktie Mar Aftray Coral Gabies Fie Thomas Patty) Walsh

Cement Company Dealers Dinner At Key Hotel

Representatives of Lehigh Portland Cement Company of Allentown Pa and eight nearby counties met at the Francis Scott Key hotel for a dinner and briefing led by H H Beans Philadelphia sales rep in charge of the Allentown district. The gathering emphasized dealer cooperation and efficiency amid rising competition and costs.

Lehigh Portland Cement Company Allentown Maryland Pennsylvania Francis Scott Key H. H Beans Philadelphia Lehigh Company Frederick Washington Lancaster York Adams Cumberland Perry Councel Beans Joseph Warrenfeltz Charles Town W. Va Harry Y. Georges O P Karn Brunswick R. G. Plummer Adamstown Harry S. Boyle Exmitsburg Clagget E Ramsburg Oscar P. Cobientz George E. Wilcoxon James H. Grove, Jr G. L. Thomas C. E. Schild Knecht This City Daniel W. Snook Lewistown W. R. Paikenstein Mysexsville L. E. Sigafouse Point of Rocks N. W N. W. Barrick, D. &. Weybright, and R. Stocksdele, Thurmoct; M. Reddick Walkersville MZ. Cramer

Local Auto Tags in Cumberland Development

Fragmentary OCR notes reference Cumberland auto tags and a regulatory or registration process. The text mentions a person or entity connected to George, Queen Anne, and a dealership or operator’s site. Surface details are unclear and names are partially garbled.

Cumberland

Frederick County Board of Education approves school plans

Frederick County Board of Education discussed plans for a western section elementary school and grading the site. Building committee deliberations cover raising the building three feet. New two room school at Catoclo Portace requested. four room at St Pleasant proposed.

Cy Ang Frederick County Me. Pleasant Wilbert L. Smith Lewis F. Lochner St. Pleasant Winchester Lioyd Palmer Emmily Wood Frederick High School Helen Schueler Board of Education

Sister ship of Vestris aground in high wind

The Lanport and lis heer Van Dyck, sister ship of the Vestris, grounded off Governors Island while battling a gale. No danger reported. A 15 ft section of a smokestack collapsed at the Hotel Claridge, wrecking the roof and kitchen area. 25 employees and several patrons fled. Damage also reported from Baltimore, Hagerstown with wind gusts up to 64 mph, downed poles and unroofed buildings.

New York Lanport Lis Heer van Dyck Vestris Governor's Island Bagne Buenon Aires Claridge West 44Th Street CIA Oreme Baltimore St. John's Methodist Hagerstown Washington County

Frederick Garden Club Forming At Mrs Haller Home

Preliminary steps to form a Garden Club in Frederick were taken at a meeting at Mrs T Stuart Haller Sunnymeade. Members include Mrs Carlos deGarmendia Mrs R C Hume Mrs George J Ross and others planning next meeting and election of officers.

Frederick T. Stuart Haller Sunny' Meade Carlos deGarmendia Tuscarora R. C. Hume Adamstown George J Ross H. J. Orth, Jr

Crazed Woman Kills Daughter and Wounds Another in St Louis

Mrs Lens Hawkins 42 shot and killed a daughter and wounded another while they slept in their home. She then tried to shoot her own head but the gun misfired. The victims are 17 year old Hrage and another daughter by marriage. Police have not yet determined a motive.

St. Louis Lens Hawkins Beestif Hrage Herent

Gii TG Oust Col Stewart Today

Whiting Indiana March 7 AP reports a session at the St Indiana Was Ned community house where Col Robert W Stewart faced likely defeat for re election as chairman of the board of directors. The board of elections reported a total of 8446170 votes cast.

Whiting. Ind Sci of S Church St Indiana Robert W. Stewart

Political parties and leaders in the Senate discussions

A reflective piece notes the decline of strong party principles in Congress. It critiques Democrats and Republicans for lacking cohesive leadership as Reed departs, Borah rises, and figures like Borah Johnson and Longworth shape a fractured Senate. District Conference reports at Hood College follow.

Euan Denegh Deneetstein Robert M. la Follette Norris Nebraska la Follette Congress Victor Berger Smajor Reed Borah Reed vi Senate Wilson League of Natons Seamoor Walsh Montana Jim Watson House Nick Longworth George Moses David A. Reed Hiram Johnson Oscar Underwood John Shame Williams Henry Cabot Lodac Gil McCormice Brandegee Conares Bucain Stauler Hood College Lutheran Students Association of America Gettrsburg Colter Miss St

Revolution in Vera Cruz and border fighting report

Mexican and U S authorities report continued street battles near Vera Cruz as General Aguirre evacuates the city after rebel and deserter clashes. Federal forces move against 400 revolutionists advancing toward Juarez, with armistice arrangements and possible executions amid chaotic border actions.

Mexico City Jesus Aguirre Vere Cruz Igntrast bin Aca Vera Cruz Monterey Goneralo Escobar Torreon Comhulla Paso Texas Fenacio Flores Juarez Tree City Frederico Albert M. J. Simon Calvary Port Bliss el Paso Shipers Gallo Delals

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