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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1929
Page
9
A garbled report notes a debenture offer of 20 million cash for a newspaper, claimed to be on behalf of the Insull power interests. Names and details are incomplete, with uncertain attribution to Richard or related parties.
A veteran umpire praises Cleveland pitcher Jovo Milius for his aggressive gameplay and constant pressure on umpires. The same official lauds Henry Llarrell’s heart and notes Connie Mack and Hall of Fame figure Hugkins for strategic intelligence and rule knowledge in the American League.
A guide stresses penalties for improving a lie in sand traps and warns players not to ground clubs in hazards. It notes smoothing footprints behind the ball and avoiding actions that benefit from the trap, with emphasis on fair play and preserving the game’s integrity.
In Elizabethton Tennessee on May 17 a disturbance at the trial of 86 textile workers charged with conspiracy to commit murder nearly sparked a riot. National guardsmen and union officials urged restraint as the crowd pressed toward the exits. A warrant charging Adjutant General Boyd with aiding an attempt on murder was issued amid the proceedings.
Sam Richman of New York wins a grueling long distance mile in Texas covering the course in 4 hours 1 minute 15 seconds. The race ends with Richman holding off rivals as other finishers include Salvo and Passa in the lower pack.
Fragmentary line about his bow or the turrets suggests a garbled OCR reading. The readable bits hint at a decorative feature or architectural element rather than a clear event or person.
Residents of Middleburg and nearby areas spent Sunday visiting relatives and friends. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs Rentzal with son in Aft, Mr. and Mrs James Coleman in Baltimore with daughter Neom Johnsen, and Mrs. Russell Hetisach improving. Also noted were gatherings with the Six and Fleagle families, Grace Straw group, and visits from Mary Dugan of Hagerstown.
A fragmented report describes a protracted dispute resolved through an agreement mediated by Juan Bedh. It references the Battle of a landbound area, memorials at Arion, and a Chilean victory in a Pacific War era conflict. Bolsa of Peru is cited among negotiators.
A local minstrel revue presented a varied program featuring performances by participants including Pantie Snape Evynh and Tom. The cast offered several numbers, with audiences noting strengths and areas for refinement.
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