Boy Run Down by Auto Near Walkersville High
Afternoon accident in front of Watkersville High School leaves a young boy dead. The child ran into the road as an auto traveling toward Frederick at a moderate speed struck him. Dr. Lone performed life-saving measures but the boy died about an hour later. State Police officer William Chep eile, Justice Alton Bennett, and State's Attorney William M. Storm led the investigation.
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Gitice
Kidd
Walkers
J. W. Long
Walkersiine
Lone Ed
Charles Ki
Walkersville
Frederick
Thas
William Chepeile
State Police
Alton ¥. Bennett
Wiliam M. Storm
Christmas Day Crash Sparks Damages Suit in Maryland
Two civil actions filed in the Frederick County Clerk of Court seek damages over 25 000 each. One suit stems from a fatal Christmas Day automobile crash near Emmitsburg involving Isaac Kemper and Jos H Kemper. the other from a Texas real estate venture by Valley Developments Inc against J Howard Creeger over a promissory note. The Kemper case names Mrs Sarah Kemper’s death as the alleged result of a collision on the road toward Emmitsburg and Waynesboro, Pa. The Valley Developments suit alleges nonpayment of 10 300 due within 60 days after date. Both matters list Leo Weinberg and B B Rosenstock as counsel.
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Maryland
Jos. H. Kemper
Emmittsburg
Sarah Kemper
Franklin Krom
Lotef
Isaac Kemper
Seraven Emmitsboro
Waynesboro
Frederick
Kromtar
Kemper
Krom
Texas
Caterina
Weinberg
Rosenstock
Market characterized by erratic movements
The market opened weak then rose amid adverse credit developments and continued volatility. Notes mention erratic price movements across various sectors and references to investors and traders reacting to mixed economic signals.
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New York
Motors
Steet
Straw Hat Season Opens Amid Fashion Debate
The public awaits warmer weather as straw hats reappear while topcoats fade. Some choose comfort over fashion, with many merchants noting renewed demand and stock as they anticipate new straw hat models for the season.
Garden Club Meeting At Waverly Farms In Ohio
Garder Ohio reports a Monday gathering at Waverly Farms the club home. Members inspect Mrs Baker's gardens plan a July garden fete with sales tea and garden displays plus a Yard and Garden contest prize. Public program notes include a Mother’s Day event and a restoration announcement for Mrs Geetre J Reese.
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Garder
Ohio
Farms
Irs
Ars
Exo
Mrs. Tees
Wirmnia
Ter
F. W. Cts
Aiss
Geetre J. Resse A
Aos
McCat
Gating Ce
Tariff Increase Announced for Four Products
President Homer announced a tariff rise on four goods with proposed increases ranging from 14 to 34 cents per unit, depending on product size and form. The notice signals a government move to adjust pricing for domestic markets and trade.
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Homer
Dry agent killed when car forced off road
A dry agent was killed when the vehicle was forced off the road. Authorities investigated the incident, with reports detailing the sequence leading to the fatal outcome and identifying involved parties. The case prompted an official inquiry and safety reviews.
Woman Kills Rival Over Husband’s Affection
A dramatic account from Amanita details a woman shooting a rival believed to vie for her husband’s love. The event centers on personal jealousy and a fatal confrontation, with authorities reporting the death and ongoing investigation.
Plan to expand grandstand for farm fair debenture funding
York Pa notes a proposed addition to the farm fair grandstand to raise revenue via a debenture plan. The plans, led by architect Edward Leber, would add 48 feet at the east and 96 feet on the west, with new rear space for concessions while keeping admission pricing unchanged.
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Westhard
Edward Leber
York
Washgios
APY
Teades Siegel Ie Ag
Senaty
Robinson
Senate
House Farm
Hoover backs delaying further action until Geneva progress seen
President Hoover indicated no new American proposals would be considered until naval powers demonstrate advancement at Geneva. He noted existing offers aim to cap further talks, while Hugh Gibson emphasized ongoing study and the need for progress before action.
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Hoover
Geneva
Hugh Gibson
BaesEns
Glenna Collett Advances To Third Round For Title
Glenna Collett the American champion advanced to the third round of the British women's golf championship in St Andrews by defeating Maude Bryant of Ashford Manor Club near London 3 and 2. The day also carried other local notices and party details from Walkersville and Harrisburg.
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Glenna Collett
St. Andrews
Scotland
Washington Letter Reflects Social Rules in Capital Racket
A historical Washington letter discusses gendered power in the capital, noting how one woman could navigate social rules and influence political factions. It mentions Ward Everett and other figures while describing voting dynamics and party alignments of the era.
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Ange Longaarti
Ward Everett
Lee Acceptert
Tornado Relief Fund Reported in Frederick County
The Evangelical Reformed Church Bible Classes raised 108 dollars for tornado victims in Frederick County. Contributions from Bible Class members and others, including 50 from Bible Classes and 52 from Mr and Mrs McH Nelson, were announced at a Sunday meeting. Red Cross official Ressel Lighter said funds will aid emergency needs of the sufferers.
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Evangelical Reformed Church
McH. Nelson
Frederick County
Evangelics Reformed Church
Ressel £. Lighter
A. LeRoy McCarded
Red Cross
Mohler Fined 100 and Costs After DUI Injury Crash
Mohler, about half a mile south of Frederick, was fined 100 dollars plus costs after pleading before Justice Motter for operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. He was arrested last Wednesday after his car crashed into Meredith Alexander’s parked vehicle on South Market Street. He was released from jail pending a hearing, then submitted the case on Monday.
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Mohler
Frederick
Guy K. Motter
Wiliam F. Steer
Werner Redmond
Meredith Alcs |Ander
South Market Street
Clarke Place
Bones
Moller
People's Court
A. M. Wood
Justice Motter
Charlies Raglan
Lorain
Raglan
Tom Bowie
Cause of Building Trades Lockout Removed
Report states the cause for a lockout of 74 000 building trades workers was voted to end at 5 o'clock tomorrow. The move came after an electrical union refused to furnish workers for the electric plant, prompting sympathy actions.
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New ‘York
Eause
Aficeneni Kia
Ing
Thret Electricay
Auto In Crash Forces Vehicle Off Road Killing One
A March 4 report states an unrelated vehicle crash near E28 sieuck Bs Vulo Truck left one dead and another injured after an auto was forced to curb. Details remain unclear due to damaged text.
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Owe
New Dormitory Plan Placed Before Council
The proposal for a new dormitory is presented to the council for consideration and approval. Officials review architectural plans and cost estimates as part of the decision process.
Apportionment Declared for Church Classis Expenses
A report on minutes from the General Synod and Classis proceedings notes an apportionment to cover Classic and General Synod debts. It records dormitory needs at Hood College for 100 freshmen and lists appointed delegates to the General Synod. Religious education progress is reviewed with emphasis on Carroll County high schools.
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Assis
Gener
Grerge K
Ely
Art, Pleasant
Classis
Board of Ulitiees
Classis Badforth
General Synod
Seott Ry Wacner
Hingerstown
J. S. Adam
Middletown
Atsill Conner
Efferson
John
Hollenbach
Manchester
A. LeRoy McCardeil
Grover L. Michael
Big H. Kieffer Ramsburg
Hagérse
Leslie N. Coblentz
Greacy
Follves
Carroll County
Textile strikers arrested in Elizabethton Tenn
Elizabethton Tenn May 14 more than three textile strikers were arrested on charges of intimidation and escorted to the courthouse square by a section of National Guard troops. The noisy demonstration moved from the highway to the square under custody and then returned to custody in the jail area.
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Elizabethton
Tenn
Courtose Square
National Guardsee
Crock Hughway
Fis
Bt Operaons
Cftanualn
French Deny Flight Of Zeppelin Was Opposed
Article fragment notes opposition to a zeppelin flight with scattered names and locations. Context suggests a local or historical report, mentioning Mrs. W and a classmate of Jaime, with places including Briar Cols and Va. enigma remains due to garbled OCR.
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Zeppelin
W. ON. Debs
Jaime” al
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