Fire destroys LeGore Lime barn killing horses and mules
A morning blaze at the LeGore Lime Company barn in Woodsboro killed twenty two horses and mules kept inside. The fire damaged feed, a cow, and outbuildings, with losses estimated between two and three thousand dollars for stock and a larger sum for the plant’s fire ruins. No exact cause yet, but careless handling is suspected. The LeGore plant previously suffered a major stock loss in 1923.
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LeGore Lime Company
Woodsboro
Waited C. LeGore
Lime Company
J. W. LaGore
Frm
LeGore
Jesse I Renner
Sethe
C. Keeney
Frederick County
LeGore Line Company
Willam E. Murphy
Montgomery County
New Market
Penn Lacrosse Players Die in Auto Crash Near Waco
Two University of Pennsylvania freshmen lacrosse players were killed and three others seriously injured when their car crashed near Waco, Maryland. Dead are Morris Woik of Pittsburgh and Donald Bish of Washington, D.C. Injured are Ralph Burnstine of St. Louis, Robert Davis of Schenectady, and Alexander Lyon of Montclair. All were substitutes en route to a game against Severn School near Annapolis.
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Media
University of Pennsylvania
Waco
Oest
Morns Woik
Pittsburgh
Donald Bish
Washington,d. C
Ralph H. Burnstine
St. Louis
Robert E Davis
Schenectady
N. J
Alexander B. Lyon
Monticlair
Severn School
Annapolis
Party Entertained at Righey's Camp
A Friday outing drew many local and out of town residents to Catoctin Furnace fishing camp of Lawrence Richey executive secretary of President Hoover. The group fished enjoyed camp hospitality and prepared trout for the evening meal. Richey was away with Hoover at the President's camp on the Rapids in Virginia. Attendees included Ex Senator O E Weller Congressman Frederick N Zihimano Jacob Prance Col J Craig McLanahan Major M C Fenton E McClure Rouzer Stewart Olivier Addison F P Riley Swinney Charles McC Mathias and W Harry Haller from Baltimore Hagerstown Pittsburgh and this city.
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Catoctin Furnace
Lawrence Richey
Secreta T
Hoover
Mr. Richey
Virgina
O. E. Weller
Frederick N. Zihimano
Washington
Jacob Prance
Mid-Continent
Huge Bank Combinations Planned Across States
The firm of Pomeroy and Salmon says negotiations are under way for group banking combinations in Pennsylvania and other states with combined bank resources estimated at 100 to 300 million dollars. Management would stay with member banks while underwriting is by New York financial groups. Pennsylvania would form the Western Pennsylvania Bancorporation. Belmont interests would handle underwriting if plans are finalized.
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New York
Pomeroy and Salmon
Pennsylvania
Western Pennsylvania Bancorporation
Belmont Banking
Dew Jn Banking
Oregon Governor Loses in Primary Election Hint
Portland reports incomplete results from 1 175 of 1911 precincts showing George W Joseph leading the Republican field with 36 1965 to Governor A W Norblad 34 852 Edward F Bailey led the Democratic contest with 1985 and Senator Charles J McNary appears set for renomination.
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Portland
Otc
George W. Joseph
A. W. Norbhind
Joseph
Norblad
Edward F. Bailey
Charles J. McNary
Repubean
Liquor Running Blamed For Fatal Crash
Two men are killed in a crash blamed on liquor running operations. One of the injured men faces a manslaughter warrant, while two others are held as witnesses. Police report suspects named Thomas Sopr Batimee and Weonem Hasty among those detained as the investigation continues in Washington.
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Baumore
Continestifkas
Juliano
Baltimore
Thomas
Batimee
Tad Weonem Hasty
Gegrs
Washington
Mothers Day Banquet 18 Held At Middletown
About 160 mothers and daughters attended the annual Mothers Day banquet at Chriss Reformed Church Middletown Friday night. Mrs John S Adams acted as toastmistress and Mrs Em L Coblentz led singing. Miss Marcelene Kefscyst, formerly of Middletown now at Frederick High School Library, was speaker. The program included readings, recitations, a saxophone solo, and solos by Miss Betty Jane Wise with decorations of sweet peas from Mrs Emory L Coblentz greenhouse. Dinner served by about 30 members. Rev John S Adar and Dr R E Bouvet were chief cooks. Albert M Coblentz head waiter.
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Chriss Reformed Chant
Middletown
Mira
John 5
Adam
Em L. Coblentz
Marcelene Kefscyst
Bibraran
Frederick High School
Arthur Remsenberg
Marjovie Adam
Esher
Grace Holter
Witke
Betty Jane Wise
Emory L. Coblentz
Adar
RE. V. Bouvet
Albert M. Cobientz
Walter
Hoover and 13 Guests Leave On Week End Trip
President Hoover and a party of 13 guests depart the White House for a weekend trout fishing trip at the Chief Executives Camp on the Rapidan River in Virginia. Mrs. Hoover remains unable to accompany due to a back injury.
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Hoover
Washington
Chief Executives
Fapidan River
Virginia
White House
Seo
Market Ends Quiet Week in Steady Trading
Market closed a quiet week with little movement in New York stocks. Traders nudged a few specialties higher while overall turnover remained light around 800000 shares, keeping prices largely steady amid a sluggish session.
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York
Marit
Siren Reported in Af Sheekstown Amidst Odd Fractured Note
A garbled OCR fragment reports a siren in Af Sheekstown and mentions a local incident with costs and volume. No clear names, dates, or places are readable to confirm details.
Weather Gutfock Next Week Are Part Of ACC
Weather outlook for Gutfock area next week notes ties to ACC region with variable conditions. Details remain unclear due to fragmented text.
Hope Persists For New Pernsy Station In City
Superintendent says only necessary work is being done as efforts to secure a new Pennsylvania station in Frederick continue. Local leaders dating back four years describe steady advocacy by the Chamber of Commerce and service clubs, with W M Wardrop and a railroad architect visiting in earlier talks. No definite plan or timetable has been announced by railroad officials.
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Los
Laval
Vought
W. M. Wardrop
Southern Division
Pennsylvania Rairoad
Frederick
Frederick Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Louis L Wilson
Russell H. McCain
Frederics
Baltimore
Americans to Ride Graf Zeppelin on South Atlantic Flight
Friedrichshafen Germany May 17 TAP Several Americans including veterans will ride the Graf Zeppelin as it heads over the South Atlantic Tuesday. George Crouse of Syracuse will be aboard for Seville Spain first leg. Mary Pierce of New York and Capt. Harry Shoemaker of Lakehurst NJ also scheduled as passenger and observer respectively.
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Friedrichshafen
Germany
Zeppelin Fiiers
South Atlantic
Sun
North America
George Crouse
Syracuse
N. Y
Seville
Spain
Mary Pierce
New York
Indians Start March on Salt Works in Bombay
Bombay reports indicate about four hundred civilians begin a march to Wadawa salt works in protest against salt production. Police muster over the area as the Mahatma Gandhi campaign for civil disobedience continues, with six hundred officers armed and deployed around the salt depot.
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Bombay
India
Wadawa
Mahatma Gandas
Bornbas
Fragmentary OCR Teads Tead Ag 3 Item Te Gaines
Fragmentary OCR reads an item about Tead Ag 3 and Gaines with unclear context and ad fragments. The readable parts hint at a transaction or notice but lack complete details for a full summary.
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Stamp
Ce Gaines
Mothers Daughters Banquet Friday Night
A local Mothers and Daughters banquet was held Friday night with various groups in attendance. Mrs Gates and Mrs Eytan led parts of the event while a tea service was described and attendees shared fellowship during the evening program.
Third Graduate Recital at Hood College by Eleanor Hearn
Miss Eleanor Tohriington Hearn presented her graduate recital at Hood College with soprano Clara Zimmerman assisting. The program featured Chopin preludes Op 26 No 1 and Op 28 No 15, Schumann Bird as a Prophet, Beethoven Sonata Op 31 No 3, and Zimmerman's group including The Golden Rose and Requiem In the Garden. Mademoiselle Marcel Privat accompanied Zimmerman for the final selections.
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Eleanor Tohriington Hearn
Hood College
Clara Martha Zimmennan
Chopin
Hearn
Metocy
Bird
Schurmann
Beethoven
Miss Zimmerman
Winter Watts
Love
Mary Turner Saiter
Edward Grieg
Mademoiselle Marcelle Privat
Ass Zimmerman
Middletown High School Hosts Formation of PT Association
A large audience witnessed the Middletown PTA form with about one hundred charter members. Officers elected for the first year include President Leslie N. Cobleniz and Vice President Rev. John Adam. A committee was named to draft the constitution and by laws.
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Middletown High School
Middletown Parent-Teacher Association
Leslie N. Cobleniz
Frederick County Board of Education
John §. Adam
Christ Reformed Church
Louise Freeman
Bari M. Kepier
Herbert P. Davis
Harry M. Gross
Wiliam Charles Day
J. Christian Skidmore
Cobranie
Emory L Coblentz
State Board of Education
G. Liegd Palmer
Frederick Rummy Schools
Palmer
Grundy Davis Fight Shapes Pennsylvania Senate Race
A Philadelphia and Pittsburgh based struggle pits Senatorial hopefuls Old Joe Grundy and James John Davis against a powerful Philadelphia machine. Labor opposes Grundy while railroads and utilities back Davis, with campaigns hammering party factions, industry power, and influence in the looming primary.
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Ganizes T 2
Davy
Arante
Davis
Joe
Hall-Salus - Cunningham
Phiadelphi
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia Pang
Penneylvania Manufaurers’ Associaton
Joseph A. Grundy
United States Senate
Ritchie Denies Being Paid to Make Speeches
Maryland Governor Albert C. Ritchie says in Time magazine he bears his own travel costs for speeches and accepts no compensation aside from an honorary degree years ago. The article quotes a statement from April 27 addressing the Prohibition Amendment stance in the association.
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Ritchie
Baltimor
Albert C. Ritchie
Maryland
Riche
Former Texas judge given three year term
John Jacy, once a Texas appeals judge, received a three year prison term for the murder of Lenin Highemta in November. The case, filed in Dallas, references Brady’s alleged involvement and notes a census context with unclear local details and mixed transcription.
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Texas
Dallas
John Jacy
Lenin
Highemta
Augua
Brady
Maryland 4 H Girls Rally At Armory Highlights
About 100 members from various AH Girls clubs gathered at State Armory for the annual rally. Julia Schaffer of Braddock was named federation president to go to Camp Vall, Springfield, Mass., with Maryland delegates. Demonstrations by Harmony Grove and Braddock clubs featured canning, sewing, and clothing displays, with awards and an afternoon style show plus talks from federation officials.
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Buckey Town
Aliceicht
Julia Schaller
Braddok
Federation of
Prederick County
Marys Land
Camp Vall
Springfeid
Mass
Maryland
Muss Schaffer
University of Maryland
College For
Nannie Everhart
Eleanor
Mermony Grove Club
College Pariah
Julia Schaffer
Hoke
Braddock
Miss Schaffer
Nannie
Eleanor Thomas
Harmony Grove Club
Isabel Crum
Harmony Grove
Braddock Club
Helen
Annie Witter
Nellie Witter
Charlotte Quinn
Hagerstown
Dorothy Emerton
Haken - Sheller
Pearson
Misers Shelby
Praraon
Emerson
Bennetts
Drees
Warcelay Everhart
Aemie Witter
Mus Excersom
Gold Star Mothers Honor Dead of France
Paris reports Gold Star Mothers visiting France to honor fallen World War I servicemen. Sarah Champeon of New York leads a ceremony at the Arc de Triomphe with a large French crowd, laying a wreath on the grave of fallen Americans and recalling personal losses.
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France
Paris
Sarah ‘Chompeon
Tie Fires
Uemmeives
Ars. Thompeon
Otue Treath
Biace
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Mae Bussard
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Samme
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Lowan Field
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AL Vought
Chers Acain
Charon Ct
Tre Breitvert
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Browberk Mall of Hood College
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Middletown Organization
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Around the World
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State Armory
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