Local Man Hurt in Baltimore Tunnel Accident
Clarence Brandenburg 45 of 428 West Patrick Street survived a tunnel collision near Mount Royal Baltimore when a train crashed inside the east portal of the Pett til tuspel. Brandenburg aided injured signalman Edward Shrodes, who died, as did fellow workers. A steel-helmeted crew faced charges as doctors deemed Shrodes’s leg amputated below the knee and blood donors were sought.
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Clarence Brandenburg
Sears
West
Patrick Street
Mount Rowal Eon
Baltamore
Brandenburg
Tdimore
Qead
Gb Ghathe
Sek Ald
Battanare
Edward Shrodes
Baltomare
Shrodes
Merul
Balti
Raiload
Straches
Stzeamen
Camden Station
Camden
Troyal
Clathe
Bestneath
Crandenburg
Martin Ruppert
Baltimore
Carpenter
University
Wosntal
Clarke
Levi Bortner
Cornelius Ham
Volunt
City-Wide Strike Threat Looms in Detroit Automotives
March 22 report says United Auto Workers leaders ordered Detroit locals to readiness for a city wide strike in protest over the forcible ejection of several workers. More than 20,000 wage earners in Detroit’s motorcar factories idle as strikes spread. Governor Murphy cites need for democratic processes and obedience to authority amid tense Chrysler strike and a circuit court order for alleged sit down arrests.
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United Atomoyile Workers
Detroit
Sulasa
Aliakars
Homer Martin
International UA Ee W. AL
Joel Matin
Gary
Allen Camparil
Elegram
White's Ferry Bridge Revival Prompts Bond Increase
State Senator Prescott of Montgomery County proposes a $200000 bone for Whites Ferry bridge reconstruction over the Potomac, part of a larger plan to issue about $2200 000 in bonds to improve roads and other bridges. The measure would fund Whites Ferry and a Dorchester County to connect two states, with mixed local support and no comment from Prescott.
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Potomac River
Whites
Fhisea
Legesiature
Conte Miosion da Fedora Fund
Whites Ferrey
Siepient Hay
Anab
Ocean City
Dorchester
Prescott
Rockye Me
White
Ferie
Leesburg
Virginia
Elts
White's Ferry
Point of Hecks
Tneal
Orader
Vinudam
Washington
Whites Ferry
Rocksile Varga Piertons
Conte
Poolesvile
Treen
Dearne Town
Hockville
Woie
Gav Hares
Fragmented local notice yields unclear event
A torn OCR fragment mentions unclear names and places with no definable event. The readable portion provides minimal details and lacks concrete facts to identify involved persons, organizations, dates, or outcomes.
Vent County Exempts Trout Law Proposal Sparks Debate
Vent County debates an exemption from a new trout law affecting spring season. Local officials, fish and game groups, and sportsmen push for a change aligning with Pennsylvania and Virginia, while opponents fear hatchery and season disruptions. The Mississippi Pederal delegates and Maryland legislators are involved, with plans to petition the Maryland delegation and local clubs.
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Peederud Cotte
Maryland
Malloy
Lanpituy
Apratt
Norak
Woofer Hottaan
Charman
Abasland Sporkamen
Lanehean Club
Baldmore
Ds Bert
Ain Face
Machind Sportsmen
Vrederick
Terik Watton
Paederck County Fish and Gane
Caf
Mary Hand
David OF
Gritin
Piedoudk
Delea Fram Todas
Frovit
Dior
Abecoppocedi
Nofliman
Eeven
Sprl Rand
Ff Tuly
Todase
Hoda
Permieylvania
Virginia
Mosfman
Parker
Taaik Walton League Weoh
Taedetich
Flats
State Roads Commission Funds Redirected Amid Budget Strain
Officials report bands issued for curing revenue diversions were canceled as funds were redirected. About 830,000 to 890,000 diverted from road projects faced penalties and federal conditions. Washington discussions promised no excess penalties, while 600,000 in road construction funds remained pledged, with operating expenses affected as diversions continued.
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Wittite
Washington
Tharshes
Kate
Spanish Soldiers Die In Fires Set By Planes
Government reports from the Guadalajara front say hundreds of Spanish soldiers were killed as fires started by insurgent planes swept pine forests between Tora and Triyneque. Casualties are described as total for the week’s operations, with fighters sheltering behind trees perishing in the flames.
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Sahuninen Spa
Marek 2
Guadalajara
Tora
Triyneque
SALE AT WALKERSVILLE AND NEW MARKET AUCTIONS
The sale near Walkersville drew a large crowd with horses priced 195 to 200 dollars and two year colts 1460 to 157, one year colts 115 to 107, cows 0 to 500, young heifers 190 to 0, and hogs 775 to 530 each. Mrs Traco Wrentling's sale northwest of New Market sold a black mare 30 years old for 50 and a five year old blind horse 125, cows 45 to 100, hogs 775 to 530, machinery also sold well. total 2900 05. Glenn Trout auctioneer and Kelly clerk. A cattle farm at Mount Airy sold to G B Miley. Private terms. Sir Henry Cole credited with first Christmas cards designed to Horsley at the Royal Academy of Arts in 1846.
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Tubeic
Silas
Cramer
Walkersville
Glenn ‘Traut
John Wy Nall
Kelly
Traco Wrentlinger
New Market
Glenn Trout
Sir Henry Cole
England
Oc Horsley
Royal Academy of Arts
Hold funerals as Texas gas blast tragedy unfolds
In New London Texas March 21 a deadly gas line connection to a school caused a blast killing 495 as funerals proceeded. A Parade Gas Company official testified no consent was given for the connection and crews routinely inspect lines for illegal taps. Authorities warned of similar dangers as schools vow safety checks and reopenings proceed.
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New London
Texas
Clark
Oime
Chirk
Stippang
East Texas
James V. Alfred
Gaston
Ep, Schooh
University of Texas Chemical Engineers
Wenderson
Canedon
Unclear text fragment from Ames ceremony described
Fragmentary report notes an Ames event with names unclear, mentioning Jolo in the Philippines and a ceremonial dress. Details are obscure and the text does not clarify the action, participants, or outcome.
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Ames
Tean
Jaanmal Abireni
Jolo
Baba Hind
Philippines
Andy
Abe Pte Vty
Varius Posal
Army Flyers Praise Miss Earhart's Nerve
Army fliers praise Amelia Earhart for her nerve during the attempted world circumnavigation. Brigadier General Batten notes the effort and the need for a safe, well-prepared flight plan. Earhart and her team planned another attempt, contingent on plane repairs at a Los Angeles factory.
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Army
Miss Earhart
Honolulu
Batten
Amy Air Force
Tonever
Los Angie
Miss Bathart
Los Angeles
Former Governor of Pennsylvania Dies in Philadelphia Suburb
Edwin So Stuart, former Pennsylvania governor and Philadelphia mayor, died at his home in Overbrook. He had led the state from 1907 to 190? and later managed a local bookstore until his death. The report notes his lifelong involvement in business and public life.
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Philadelphia
Edwin So Stuart
Pennsylvania
Overbrook
Hewat HS
Stuart
Fragmentary report on London officials delaying actions
An obscured OCR passage notes that London officials delayed decisions amid mourning and funerals. The text mentions suspending studies in a region, orders to resume activities unclear, and concern for burying the dead shaping policy, with officials hesitating to comment amid grief.
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Tadisbaci
London
Woc
Pshavwe Timeelf Ellehtis
Pad
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G. B. Miley
Charles Town
W.va
Philip Chirk
Mt Airy
Basehoar
Basehoar Qyver Weelern
Hank Tharch
Cline
Renee
Ieee
U. S
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C. C. Carty Inc
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