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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1929

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Abrecht Case Taken Up In Local Court Again

The Abrecht murder case returns for trial on a charge of manslaughter from a 1923 automobile crash on the Washington road near Hyattstown. Arguments concern who drove the car. Engle died from skull injuries after the collision with the Angevine vehicle. Jury consists of eight regular members and four talesmen. jurors listed with names.

Abrecht Water Abdreeni Fayat Engie Frederict Washton Road Hyattstown Sur Sas Manul Abreche Reno S. Harp Trewendert Agaims Abrecht William Angevine Baltimore Las City aAbrecht Casa Engle Tay Engle Frederick City See Toi Engle King Fane John W. Grove Murray C. Bohn Albert C. Fosis Samust G. Bennett George L. Ifert Walter B. Feaga Luther B. Carr Clarence W. Stottletmrer Emory B. Shipler Austin M. Kilne Charles E. Hull Frank E. Sheffer Talesmen

Minstrel Rehearsals Underway For American Legion Show

Rehearsals for The Main Street Follies, the American Legion Easter Monday and Tuesday minstrel, have been under way about ten days. About 100 participants were selected for the revue with two dancing acts rehearsed by 40 youths from local schools. End men announced include G Hunter Bowsss E Austin James Merwin Dutrow and others. Reserved seats go on sale Thursday at Spice House.

Main Street Frank Scott Herbest American Legion Legion Eddie Parlett Parlett Baltimore Charca Street Sieet G. Hunter Bowsss Austin James Merwin Dutrow Franzis Perroit Stewart Town Eana Paristt D. Raphaneumemna Leesh SBS Spice House Oar Tvure

Fribome to Fock tribute planned for March 22

A fragmentary note indicates a March 22 tribute event honoring Macehal Fock at Virginia American Le Posis. The text is garbled but mentions a ceremony at half mass and references Virginia.

Fribome Fock Macehal Fock Virginia Eag- Ste

Tariff policy debate shapes Democratic stance in Congress

Rodney Dutcher reports on Tennessee discussions within the Democratic camp about tariffs. He notes caution against protectionist extremes, arguing for moderate, competitive tariffs to sustain production, wages, and export balance. The piece contrasts Democratic measured reform with Republican pushes for higher duties and sweeping trade barriers.

Rodney Dutcher Gram Tennessee Congress Amtec Anterca Hull Addrest Comsiderad Prorisio

Legislature considers bills on voting machines and education facilities

Lawmakers debate introduction of measures on voting machine use and state educator facilities. Committees move three reform bills to further hearings while a resolution requests an inquiry into the State Insurance Commissioner’s office.

Mieast Lee Senate Seratorin Chambers Allison Wilmer State Insurance Commissioner’s Office

Communist Uprising Reported in Kiangs and Southern Regions

Washington reports from March 22 that Communist uprisings were recorded in Kiangs and southern areas. Fires burned several locations and foreign missionaries were forced to flee. The Chinese general in charge admitted he could not protect civilians or property, prompting calls for local military action to ensure American safety.

Washington API Jenkins Canton State Department Ranchon Wing Bian Adm

Mississippi Levee Break Floods Farmlands in Indian Grave District

A step pond break in the Mississippi River levee near Quincy occurred just after 2 a.m. today flooding about 12 000 acres of corn and wheat in Indian Grave district. The breach released up to 8 000 acres of water threatening surrounding farms and straining levee structures to contain the flood.

Quincy Grea

Hope for Settlement in Cal-Secon Work Dispute

Settlement talks began between contractors and the union as cessation of actions continues. In the meantime, the scandal proceeding has reached a stage described as 50s final, with negotiations continuing behind the scenes.

Bicycle Auto Collision Report

A collision occurred at the intersection of Marke Street and Arch Street involving a bicycle and an automobile. Details are unclear due to fragmented OCR text but indicate a street-side incident with at least two parties mentioned by name Salanan and Marke. Authorities may investigate for injuries and fault.

Salanan Marke

ASKS COUNTY IMPROVE ROAD TO HOOVER SITE

A garbled note requests county action to improve a road serving the Hoover site. The fragmented text mentions connected entities but lacks clear names or dates.

Hoover

37 Still Missing In Mine Disaster

Rescue teams pressed into the Foch mine near Parnassus Fa amid a disaster that left 37 miners still unaccounted for and 16 known dead. Arescuer found Robert Althouse a missing worker wandering underground. he was rescued and listed in fair condition as crews battled rock falls floods and toxic gases.

Parnassus Foch Law‘rbtiee Althouse Althouse

Heart Disease Tops Frederick County Deaths in February

County Health Officer Dr. E C Refauver reports February totals of 47 deaths and 91 births in Frederick County. Heart diseases led deaths with 15, while tuberculosis and pneumonia accounted for 1 each. Deaths occurred mainly in Brunswick and Frederick.

Frederick County E. C. Refauver Brunswick Totel Brunstwick Frederick Thurman City Mont Tural Fredericz i the Raun

Dempsey Plans Fights for Fugazy Promoter Role

Unclear OCR reads Dempsey promoting fights for Fugazy with references to Massa 92 and APSF. Text is fragmented and lacks verifiable details.

Dempsey Massa APSF

Emmitsburg Pike Shoulder Construction Could Start This Summer

Processing notes show Maryland roads officials discuss adding shoulders on the Lewistown to Emmitsburg segment to improve width to 20 feet, with a 14 foot current road. President Hoover’s motorcade plans spur possible, rapid shoulder construction and related highway upgrades along the Lewistown to Frederick route and nearby connections.

Thusetty Lowatown Lewistown Emurttisburg Lewistoin Catoctin Mesa Trederick Willard Frederick County State Roads Commission le Ma Frederick Hoover W. F. Childs, Jr Worman’s Mill Worman Harmony Grove New Market Monta Enmamssburg Tiesmont Somat Peonia Thummon Owen Mr. Childs

Maret Reflects Measures and Prices Amid Debates

March 22 report from AP notes the department announcing payments and policy measures. The brief mentions a sweep of price actions and a contested assignment to a battleship, with references to Washington and ongoing government steps.

Maret York T. Deparment

Hogd Gym Meet Highlights Student Chevron Events

Saturday meet features chevron teams from classes with events in parallel bars fencing dancing and tumbling. Judges award points across odd even pilgram Davis hottensie spillman spillman and others with results announced at halftime of the basketball game.

Bate Wee Chetron Fenelty Dero Dre Asbs Fen Washington, D.C Mos Dorothy Messigre Pash S.Y Tliss Chevron Sigs Esther Hettensters Jelass Chevron Chevron Esther Hottenstein Gay Darnyerd Strie Anne Spilman Uisgses Hazel Sayre Madeira Washington, D. C Odd Even Pilgram West Davis Hauver Gabel Meyer Dort Spillman Mashew - Wolfram Ale Meet A. A Joseph H. Apple Oran Sarah. Lovejoy Ruth Perm Leis Balcom Blount Coblents Hall

Illinois High School Pupils to Visit Here

A party from Evanston Tow High School is expected to arrive March 24 as part of a Baltimore and Ohio Railway sponsored oration trip. The delegation will visit Cumberland and Harpers Ferry with arrangements coordinated by local officials.

Illinois High School Abut Pagis Evanston, Ill Tow Frederick Baltimore and Ohio Baltimore Ohto Road Cemberland Say Harpers Noel Hater Chamber of Tag

New Windsor Child Fire Incident Reported

A brief local note from New Windsor records a child injury due to a fire incident. Details are unclear in the fragment, but authorities investigated and advised safety precautions to families.

Mazatlan Under Attack by Rebels as Mexico Turmoil Grows

Rebels strike Mazatlan forcing government to rush 6,900 troops toward the city. General Carrillo mobilizes 13,000 more as Bachimba Pass near Chihuahua City becomes focal point. Government aims to push rebels into Sonora while arresting senior officers tied to the Vera Cruz outbreak. Washington reports a small rebel raid on Marauan, then withdrawal.

Masathin Tedar Carrillo Macathin Uiry Wall Eis Mazathin Mesicoy Torerean Chihuahua Bachimba Pass Chihuahua City Goverment Sonora

Additional Flood Deaths Reported in Alabama

Reports indicate no further fatalities but a rising threat from the Alabama River and its tributaries. Sheriff Harmer of Selma confirmed deaths of two Black residents near Selma, increasing total state toll and highlighting worsening flood conditions across Tallapoosa and nearby counties.

Alabama Sheri BR F. Harmer Selma Tallapoosa

Gregalach Wins Grand National Steeplechase Race

Gregalach wins the Grand National Steeplechase over 4 miles 56 yards in 4 minutes 47.25 seconds. Billy Barton, America's top hope, falls at the nineteenth jump while Easter Hero led early. nine American entries failed to finish.

Mitt Toda Engler Richmond Cooldavin Wen Grega+ lac Tipperary Tim Billy Barton America Easter Hero Eagenter Hero Billy

Thousands mourn Marshal Foch as funeral plans begin

Pans March 22 AP thousands mourn Marshal Ferdinand Foch as France plans its honors. Mourners line sidewalks near his home and sign black bordered registers. White Horse Eagle visits the courtyard while aristocrats and republicans gather. Great draperies hang at the Foch residence. embalming is opposed by Madame Foch.

Foch

Three Die in $1 Million Peoria Block Fire

Peoria residents faced a devastating blaze that swept through the Peoria Business Block destroying property valued at about $1.909 million. Fire officials confirmed three fatalities as flames damaged the area and threatened nearby structures.

Peoria Eo Mion K Department Ramos Shvarer Ongia

Impeachment Proceedings Reported Against Supreme Court

Reports from the Okinawa House of Representatives allege neglect of duty and corruption within the Supreme Court. The motion seeks to impeach Justice WL Reid TOOT and criticizes Vice WL Masen, prompting political controversy and calls for investigation.

Okin Reid

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