State May Build Road Parallel to Penny’s Tracts
The Road and Commerce Commission discusses a proposed road parallel to Penny’s Tracts to ease traffic near War Gman’s Mill and reduce crossing danger. The Chamber of Commerce backs the plan for safety and traffic relief, with a local automob wheel urging study. A vote showed strong support for pursuing bonds to purchase needed land, though some opposed retirement plans.
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Wargman
H.W. Boyer
Automobus Club
Rocksburg
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Emmy
Colmerts Passed & Motion Plz
Spaver P-Gan Sotus
Legacy of Speakers Shapes House Rule Power Across Eras
Historian notes on how leaders like Reed and Cannon defined dictatorial control in the U S House. Describes how Reed used strong procedural authority to curb opposition and how Cannon maintained a centralized Rules Committee. Longworth’s bid for supremacy faced Senate independence limits.
Brunswick Man Hurt In Crash
A Brunswick man identified as Louis Camillo was seriously injured in a highway collision near Thurmont at a junction south of Emmitsburg and Sabillsville. He was traveling from Emmitsburg to Eat when his Studebaker collided with another vehicle.
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Louis Camillo
Thurmont
Emmitsburg
Sabinlasyilleng
Studebaker
Thurz
Mearbt
Canute Pizard
Capone and Cline Sentenced in Concealed Weapon Case
Philadelphia May 17 AP Alphonse Capone and Frank Cline, Chicago gangsters, were sentenced to one year in county prison for concealing a deadly weapon. They entered pleas of guilty after a brief arraignment and sidebar with Judge John E. Walsh.
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Alphone i
al Capone
Chicago
Frank Ciine
Capone
Cline
Sol
John E. Walsh
General advance in prices is made today
Markets show a broad move higher as major commodities and credits shift under cautious optimism. Analysts note improving liquidity and tentative demand, with merchants eyeing potential inflation pressures and lenders adjusting terms accordingly.
City plans water line project and street widening at tonight meeting
Tonight's special session will discuss the proposed larger water pipeline from Fishing Creek with input from the Baltimore firm Whitman Reynardt and Smith. Officials will also resume talks on acquiring property for street widening and extensions as part of the summer improvement program.
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Whitman
Baltimore
Whitman, Reynardt and Smith
Fishing Creek
Mrtiseg Bint Aan
Toj
Allxellihood
Better After Accident Involves Albaugh Near Poplar Springs
Howard M. Albaugh, bedridden at 336 West Third Street, showed improvement after an automobile crash Wednesday morning. His car, driven by Roger Quin, skid and went down an embankment near Poplar Springs while returning from Baltimore with George Moberly and Roy Crum. Albaugh suffered a severe leg injury and bruises but no bones were broken. the others had minor hurts.
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Howard M. Albaugh
West Third Street
Mr. Albaugh
Roger Quin
George Moberly
Roy Crum
Baltimore
Poplar Springs
Quinn
Albaugh
Hom
Alleged bandits handed to Carroll authorities
Rawlings Whittemore Jr Robert Minner and August Beyers have been indicted for the Farmers and Mechanics National Bank robbery at Westminster. They were turned over to Carroll County authorities in Baltimore with Sheriff George Forble and two deputies. Whittemore and Minner were arrested in St Louis and Beyers was captured by Baltimore officers.
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Rawlings
Whittemore, Jr
Robert Minner
August
Dutch
Rev G E Batdors Elected U B Bishop
Rev G E Batdors business manager of Bonebrake Theological Seminary was elected bishop of the United Brethren Christ succeeding Bishop Within Bell of Harrisburg. The three members of the Board of Bishops were reelected.
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G. E. Batdors
Bonebrake Theological Seminary
Daston, O
United Brethren Christ
Bell
Harrisbure
Board of Bishops
Pyle Joins Bunion Derby After Accident
Sweetwater Texas reports Pete Gavac leads the Bunion Derby after a car accident involving Pyle. The procession resumes as Ceragtesiotay heads toward Colorado with 39 miles remaining. The event resumes within an hour and joins the field in Sats.
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Bunion Derby
Sweetwater
Texas
Ips
Jon Ceragtesiotay
Colorado
Pete Gavac
House Votes to Send Farm Bill to Conference
The House voted today to send the farm bill to conference to work out differences with the Senate. The measure aims to reconcile disputed provisions on agriculture policy and export programs as part of the farm legislation process.
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Washington
Mar
Todey
Zeppelins in retreat over Rhone valley fight narrows
The report describes a damaged airship attempting to cross the Trois Bee mountains near Mantelimi ridge, with only two motors functioning. Troops from Valence and nearby garrisons converge toward Montelimimar as the craft nears the Rhone valley, signaling an imminent binding maneuver.
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Rhone
Valence
Montelimimar
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Zeppelin
Graf Zeppelin Endures Turbulent Landing Quest
Crippled by winds with three of five motors down the Graf Zeppelin fights toward Friedrichshafen. Passengers show varied reactions as some cancel passages while others remain hopeful. new motors awaited at Friedrichshafen to resume the voyage.
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Crunwil
Gorila
le Bourget
France
Mary Pierce
New York
Rhone Valley
French Alps
Hugo Eckener
Valence
Saillans
Alps
Eckener
Germany
Tema
Balerio
Medierrean
Caste
Nimes
Grocer Lynched After Trouble With Policeman
In Lake City Florida on May 17 a grocer identified as Romer was found dead south of town after a confrontation with Chief John F. Baker. Romer had argued with officers over cleaning rubbish from his store area and later wounded the chief and a woman before the grocer fled. He was later arrested following the incident and the body found by a farmer.
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Fla
Romer
Lake C
John F. Baker
Romey
Accor
Gur Gillem
Baker
Jim
Ced Abo
Jai
Oiling State Roads Public Works Update
A historic OCR fragment notes plans to oil Brocdocs roads statewide. It mentions a large spread amount and coverage across 462 throughways, with figures like 420% tons and 1.200609 gallons. The brief references road maintenance in a state context, listing agencies and schedules in vague terms.
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Plans to Operate City Playgrounds This Summer
Plans are underway to open Baker Park and other city playgrounds this June as fundraising continues. The audited report by treasurer A LeRoy McCardell covers 1928 to 1979 and outlines preparations for opening day and site improvements at the grounds.
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A. LeRoy McCardell
Baker Park
Glenna Collett Defeated by British Worsn Champion
In a recent match Glenna Collett lost to the British champion Worsn. The event showcased strong rallies and a decisive finish as the British title holder secured victory.
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Glenna Collett
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