Virginia Location 18 Miles Along Stream Is Leased Also By Richey
President Hoover’s secretary Lawrence Richey secures an 18 mile Virginia stream lease and a Maryland fishing area known as Catoctin Furnace for brook trout and rainbow trout. The deal includes a road link to Madison County courthouse and an eight year lease extending fishing range over ten miles. The plan envisions summer weekend angling near the White House in Mount Weather Virginia, with Maryland grounds 12 miles from Frederick for afternoon use.
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Hoover
Catoctin
Virginia
Richey
Maryland
Lawrence Richey
White House
Inia
Madison
Madison County
Niles
Henry O
Federal Fisheries Commissioner
Virginia Area
Washington
Frederick
Richer
Mbt
Weather
Negro Pedestrian Struck by Ford Coupe on Market Street
A pedestrian, unnamed, stepped from the curb opposite City Hall and was struck by a southbound Ford coupe driven by Theodore Basford of Walkersville. The car swerved to miss him but still rolled over his right foot. the man escaped with minor injuries. Police, including Rev edz Cronenburg, found no charges filed. the crash was attributed to pedestrian negligence by Sergeant George Salter.
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Market Street
City Hall
Nesta
City Opera House
Theodore Basford
Walkersville
Raymond Basford
Omcer Revedz Cronenburg
Parelies
Ponce
George Salter
Foch Shows Quiet Night as Condition Improves
Paris dispatch reports Marshal Fach having a quiet night with improved condition. Official details note stable vital signs, slight weakness, and continued recovery from prior ailments. ABOARD Paris hospital scene references minimal activity and routine meals as part of steady progress.
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Paris
Marshal Fach
Escaping bandits kill man with stolen car
A man was killed after three bandits fled in a stolen car. The incident occurred as authorities pursued the suspects, with reports noting a high speed chase across local roads. The investigation continues as detectives seek details and identify the assailants.
Frederick official to become assistant superintendent at Standard Lime
Frederick native with ten years in local affairs, Mr. Childs, to leave the State Roads Commission. The federation event in Winchester Hall draws about 300 rural women for a day of meetings and an address by Mrs. John P. Sippel. The afternoon program features Miss Anna Harris and a luncheon for officers and guests.
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Federation of Agraten
Frederick County
Winchester Hall
John P. Sippel
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Lippe
Afiss
Anna Harris
Baltimore
Federation
Barbara Fritchie
George Holland
Pleasant
Wilam Gaylor
Middletown
Grayson E. Bowers
Harmony Grove
Helena Stauffer
Walkersville
Falt
J. Homer Renneburg
Press and Publicity
Aug. McKinzer
Public Welfare
Thomas Culler
Ballenger
H. J. Davis
Monrovia
Felen
Albert Boileau
Baltimore Entertainment Bureau
Join F. Sippel
Spangiea Banner
Commissioi
Winch
Jumere
Childs
John N. Mackall
Cumberland
Salisbury
Salisby
Frederick
Westminster
Fred Rotary Club
Jranx Watton League
Washington Street School Parent-Teachers
American Road Builders Association
Engineers Glu
State Roads Commission
Middletown Students Tour Baltimore Sights
A group of Middletown High School students visited Baltimore on a Saturday trip. Guided by instructors Miss Marr Rhoads and Miss Marion Exon, the tour covered McCormick and Bare Sun buildings, Johns Hopkins University, Fort McHenry, Century Theater, and other city sights.
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Middletown High School
Baltimore
Varius
Frederick
Blue Ridge Transportation Company
Marr Rhoads
Marion Exon
McCormick
Johns Hopkins Universiy
Fort McHenry
Century Theater
Everybody Happy Says See Following Caucus
The fragmentary OCR text mentions a caucus and vague phrases about forces and individuals, with unclear context and multiple repeated lines. No clear event, date, or identifiable organizations emerge from the readable portion.
MABEL NORMAND FACES TUBERCULOSIS DEATH
Former film star Mabel Normand is reported near death from tuberculosis Revch 19 in a city hospital. Her career, noted by fans and studios, highlights a struggle with illness and fading public glare.
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Mabel Normand
Death of Auto Racer Lee Bible Reported in City
Witness Eve from this city recalls the fatal crash of auto racer Lee Bible during a speed event on the beach. The account describes the car's high speed, a final crash sequence, and the crowd reacting as the speed machine veered and rolled ten times before stopping.
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Lee
One Term Out Faces Another One Term Out
M E Pooleoat Leesburg Va re arrested as his Maryland House of Correction term ended. Constable South brought him to Freewick this morning and he was jailed at Police headquarters. Poole previously served in Virginia Richmond prison for killing a prohibition agent and later four months in Montgomery County House of Correction for city law violations. He faced a spurious check charge in Adamstown for $15 and a detainer triggered on release. He was brought to Frederick for hearing on the bounced check and related charges.
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Maryland House of Correction
M. E
Montgomery County
House of Correction
Poole
D. Hian
Adamstown
Smith
Frederick
Estate worth $20,000 probate notice for Crummitt
The late James Edward Crummitt’s estate, valued at about $20,000, is probated. Bequests include $1,090 to daughter Sarah Virginia Crummitt and shares to listed heirs. Fredericks Marion Crummitt named executor and trustee for grandchildren and guardianships. Contests and rest of will details appear uncertain in the fragment.
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James Edward ‘Crumitt
Sarah Virginia Crumitt
Annie Elizabeth Jacobs
Sarah Virginia Crumiut
Jesse N. Crumite
Wetam Edward Crimitt
George Washington Crumiutt
Bettie May Hutner
Rose
Ella Abrecht
Frederick Marion Crumitt
Ana
Fredericks Marion Crumite
Ajize
Aise
Strube Hittner
Vi Hiner
Bettie Altimer
Citieren
Hoover Seeks Broad Support for Law Enforcement Help
Hoover calls for broad community help to back law enforcement efforts. Officials urge residents to report crime, cooperate with investigations, and participate in neighborhood safety programs to bolster security. Public safety leaders emphasize joint responsibility and timely information sharing.
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Hoover
Liquor sale charge leads to six months in jail and fine
Estelle Hoy, a colored woman from New Market, was found guilty of selling liquor and sentenced to 60 days in the county jail. The trial before Judge John S. Newman featured conflicting testimony and was followed by a request for a motion for a new trial.
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Radi Trerany
Beunswick
John S. Newman
Ole Asers
Br Ty Ho
Dhise Newman
Grur
House of Correction
Estelle Hoy
Neer New Market
Newman
Seling Myoer
S. Harp
Keefer Gaupt
Uoward Ecard
EL Austin Jjames
Haupt
Samuel Jg, Bennett
Murray CG. Botm
Thomas ‘Eaves
George L. Wert
G. Oscar Rhoades
Walter P. Feaga
Maurice L
Rouzcer
P. Keefer Main
Samuel W. Hollman
Jesse Clay
W. Ernest Boyer
Clarence W. Stottiemyer
Compher
Charles B. Compher
Atair
Mah Baemeh
Omcer McHenry
Fareily
Frederick Guy
Bennett
Guults
Howe
Correct
Cace Crus Beare
Reno S
Hunting Creek Trout Restocked By Presidential Visit
The article reports Hunting Creek to be restocked with trout as President Hoover visits Frederick county. It notes the Catectin Furnace property near Fishing creek and Hunting creek, the sale and construction plans, and historic ties to the Revolutionary War furnaces. The narrative highlights state purchase, trout stocking, and anticipated building work on the site.
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Sherman
Ent
State Plans $23,890,000 Highway Spending Next Two Years
The state will allocate 23,898,000 for bridges and road improvements over the next two years. The budget includes 16,898,900 from gasoline taxes and motor fees, 7,000,000 from bond proceeds, funding major projects: 333 miles of roads, 45 miles of new roads, 200 miles of shoulders, large bridges on the Eastern Shore, and elimination of dangerous grade crossings. Widening the Washington Baltimore Boulevard to 40 feet and adding spur roads between Laurel and Hyattsville are highlighted to ease congestion. the Baltimore National Pike will also be widened for 25 miles.
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Maryland
Ureary Scar
Washington-Baltimore
Baltimore
Savage
Laurel
Laurel-Washington
Hyattsville
Washington
Rhode Island Avenue
Sixteenth Street
Berland
Hagerstown
Fredwil
Thaw damage case ends with jury disagreement
A sealed verdict opened in New York on March 19 shows a jury disagreement in the case brought by Marcia Estardus against Harry Thaw for alleged beating and biting two years ago. Estardus sought 100000 in damages. Thaw did not attend court and denied the charges.
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New York
Marcia Estardus
Harry
Ss Estardus
Thaw
Hetral
Famous Battle Flag Returned to Rickmond
Acclaimed flag story recounts the return of a famed battle banner to Rickmond. Details are unclear due to damaged text but emphasize the flag's historic significance and its presentation to descendants.
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Rickmond
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