No Inquest Into Crash Near Middletown Kills Two
A Baltimore driver Ernest Hammersla, 25, avoided charges while the wreck of his car into a covered bridge near Middletown left two dead, two injured. Victims include Elizabeth A Peach and Gertram Cilles of Baltimore. Hammersla returned home as authorities planned a Friday court appearance for reckless driving.
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Ernest Hammersla
Baltimore
state road
Middletown
Justice of the Peace
J. H. Kefauver
Hammersla
Ernnest Hammerstn
Kamie
ELIZABETH A. PEACH
Eutaw Place
GERTRAM CILLES
Pace
AXNXA C. PEACH
ERNEST PAMMERSLA
dale street
Elizabeth Peach
Euawse
Anna Peach
Hamersig
Hagerstowns
apparestis
two autos crash on hill at jug bridge no injuries
this morning about 1 o clock a collision at the junction of the Bartonsville road and the state road at Jug Bridge Hill damaged two cars, a Ford coupe from Woodsboro and a car driven by Ben Resnick of Mr Airy. both drivers were arrested and ordered to appear for a hearing this afternoon before Justice Alban Wood.
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Bartonsville
Jug Bridge
Woodsboro
Ben Kesnick
Mr. Airy
Jus Bridge
Ford
belenging
Res Sherif
James A. Jones
Dean Sherif
Charles W. Smith
Shank
Resnick
Alban M. Wood
Strailman Fined on Gaming Table Charge by Court
Judge Glenn H. Worthington presided as Bruce Strailman faced a gaming table charge and was fined $2 with costs totaling over $66. The February grand jury member was brought back from Was Gago after an earlier detention, while George Tracey faced a child support case moved to the equity court after leaving town. Marion Westenhaver manslaughter case tied to the death of a 3 year old child was postponed due to missing witnesses until Monday.
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Mondar
Glenn H. Worthington
Bruce Strailman
Strailman
Gago
George Tracey
equ court
Ife
Marion
Herbert Westenhaver
inp.t
Baltimore wreck prompts police probe and survivor accounts
State policemen investigated a Baltimore wreck as survivors headed home. Captain RL H led Bradd headquarters observers at the scene minutes after the crash. Officials said the trip was work related and the death of two men, Ernest Hamm and Bertram Ghent, remained under inquiry.
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Baltimore
RL H
Bradd headquar
ersia
Harry Haeld
Balimore
Bertrar ek Ghent
Harry Hamm
Hacr
amd
Ernest Hammersi
Peach
Chauffeur Shoots Brother in Law in Albany Tragedy
Albany March 14 Joseph Lanshan a chauffeur shot and killed his brother in law James A Hart and gravely wounded his sister in law Rose Lgygshan before turning the weapon on himself in a grim domestic shooting. Local police are investigating the incident as authorities confirm the motives remain unclear.
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Self
Albany
N.Y
Joseph Lanshan
James a. Hart
Rose
agi
Nine Die When Almshouse Burns
The almsguard almshouse fire killed nine inmates when a two story building burned at night. Firemen and residents attempted rescue. several women died in beds or leaped from windows as the structure collapsed. Estimated loss around 1000 dollars.
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ated Press
Maren
iyo
elmshouse
oden
ries Sanborn
joss
Rum Fleet Expands to Fifteen as Business Grows
Rum fleet increases to fifteen ships as operations expand, signaling stronger trade demand and investment in maritime assets. Company officials attribute growth to rising demand, improved distribution, and strategic partnerships expanding routes and services.
Relaxing Money Rates Spur Market Sales
Market activity edged higher as rates eased, lifting demand for securities and goods. Analysts cited easing financing costs and improved liquidity prompting traders to buy, with investors shifting toward equities and bonds amid cautious optimism.
Three Ford coupes stolen in three months in city
Third Ford coupe theft in three months reported. Cars taken in daylight from East Church Street area, all unrecovered. One license tag found. others unaccounted. Vehicles linked to Dr. P. L. S. Lansdale and Guy C. Mitzeny, with breaks in left door glass noted. Lion’s Club seat on windshield mentioned. Authorities suspect single thief.
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Ford
Davis
Dr. Davis
Market street
Staud cit potiere
Davishier
bu ny
Lion's Club
PL S. Lansdale
Dr. Lansidale
East Clurch street
kay
Catoctin Furnace
Guy C. Mzteny
Church street
J. O. Wrightson
Mate
Bernard O. Thomas
Dempsey Firpo Match Report Declared False
The Associated Press reports there is no truth to the claim of a $759 offer to Jack Dempsey for a Dempsey Firpo match in Buenos Aires next November. Promoter Tex Rickard stated Firpo is under exclusive contract for a year and denied any deal with Dempsey or other contenders.
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Associated Press
York
Jack Dempsey
Luis Angel Firpo
Buenos res
Tex Rickar
Square Garden
Rickard
Firpo
Dempsey
pat
roment
Rotary Speech Urges Business Ethics Across Borders
Canadian Rotary leader argues ethics bind business and society, insisting business methods are Rotary in action. He stresses international thinking, moral standards in all work, and the need for professional groups to uphold integrity or face ostracism. Continuous line of thought emphasizes the boundary between nations as imaginary and Rotary’s universal standards.
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Rotary Clubs
KR. Jeffery Lydiats
Calgar
Dunne
Rotary Inte
Lydisté
Dominion of Canada
goodk Rotarians
Rotary
pn amt
fance
san nm
interpres
Tiotartans
Conference of Rotary Club Registrants Reported
A long list of attendees registered for the Rotary Clubs conference before 11 o clock this morning. The roster includes numerous Pennsylvania and Maryland names such as Mrs. Charles, Mrs. J. H. Greiner, Y. Holland, J. Millen Patterson, and Charles Piper, with many others from cities like Pocomoke City Harrisburg Columbia Martinsburg and Baltimore.
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Charles
George UL Kez
J. H. Greiner
E hey
Y. Heline
rist
Holland
J. Millen Patterson
John 2
berts
Joseph B. Finan
Tasker G. Lowndes
H. A. E. Flutshut
D. P. Miler
Charles Piper
Gene Bowers
Arthur J. Weber
William Lewis
Philip Smith
Thomas Footer
Harry Moorer
Arthur B. Gibson
Harry B. Simpson
Somervie Nicholson
R. J. Beggs
Leander Schaidt
Liord Shaffer
Martin Bur Chas
Hughes
H. Jennings
J. J. Kel
F. C. Knight
D.C. Mensfie
HL Ponier
Henry
m. F. Southcentbe
J. Maviery
J. M. Tartar
Baltimore
Mfr
Airs
W. KK. Rehert
J. Hildebranebraml
James Rue My
T. Ras
Wa. Stair
Rotary International Session Opens in Opera House
The first business session of the Rotary convention is held in the city opera house with addresses by George F. Lamb and J. H. Gambrill Jr. District Governor Stock presided, Rev W A Hanson gave the invocation, and committees were appointed for the conference with delegates from Harrisburg York and Baltimore among others.
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Rotary Clubs
City Opera
Ed. L. Stock
Washington club
W. A. Hanson
Mew
Sith Lutheran church
Harrisburg
Rotary Club
LeRoy W. Herron
America
Robert Lawrences
Washington
James H. Gambrill, Jr
Rotary cub
Frederick
Gambrill
George F. Lamb
Harrisburg, Pa
Howard C. Pry
John F. Rudisill
York
Charles E. Torfrance
Altoona
Frank S. Cha Yannes
Baltimore
Ralph H. Grier
Salisbury
Harry H. Brer
Martinsburg
W. Va
C. E. Ts
Keen
Harrishurs
Knowles Cooper
Washington, D. C
Phil
Hea Bellmore
Rilgely
Melvin
Annapolis
Wr. WN
M. D
Easton
H. D. Billinderland
Glenn H. Pa
Frank G. Musser
Lumb
Phil, Hellister
Baltimore club
R. _Jetts
Calgar Alberta
Rotary Interna
New York Stoge Exchange Expels Frank D Lackey
The Associated Press reports the New York Stock Exchange expelled Frank D Lackey, head of the firm F and Leckey and Company of Wilmington Delaware, for manipulating trades and excessive profits in violation of exchange rules.
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N.Y. STOGE EXCHANGE
FRANK D. LACKEY
Associated Press
New exchange today
Frank D. Lacker
F. &. Leckey and Company
Wilminectan
Well Dressed Woman Leaps Into Niagara
A partially legible clipping describes a woman leaping into Niagara Falls amid references to a ring of spar treasure at a hotel and a small handba? The text is garbled but hints at a dramatic incident involving a well dressed woman and a monetary issue of 18 dollars within a hotel setting.
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ring of spar
Germans Enter By French Sentries Report
A clipped wartime notice claims three Germans entered through French sentries after the German forces reportedly breached a line. The fragmentary text preserves a single claim of event timing but lacks clear details or corroborating context.
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Lydiatt
BERTRAM CILLES
tejail
Mingletoen
Hammersia
avis
Migdietown
Walter Shank
Ben Resnick
Jersey Coast
MIDDLE WEST
Chicago
B. M. Davis
Central Trust Bldg
Buenos Aires
Richard
ren
Melville
34TH DIST
ROTARY MEETING
LEWIS R. DERTZBAUGH
ROTARIAN
U.S
Conference OF Rotary Clubs
OPERA HOUSE
J. H. GAMBRILL, JR
Germany
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