Night lamp used along Monogacy brings 25 fine
Magistrate Sinn names the night lamp a possible aid to gigging. Harry W. Barrick and Wilbur Conviction faced trial with witnesses Phebus and Felton demonstrating the device. The case centers on illegal use during the state’s night proceedings and the implications for the boar and regional fish.
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The Weather Today Moon sees unusual starytide
The fragment mentions a time around 4:58 PM and a sighting labeled tomy staw, suggesting a brief weather noting or sky event. No clear location or complete details are provided for a full summary or attribution.
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Heights Season Begins Thursday
The Heights season opens Thursday with new features aimed at attracting fans. Aiding New York, George Washington coordinated rail and road access as schedules and venues were arranged to boost attendance.
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George Washin
Appendicitis Attack Ends Bobby Jones Career
A medical report confirms Bobby Jones died after an appendicitis attack and failed operation. Doctors performed an immediate procedure but could not save him. The incident shocks the local sports community and raises concerns over surgical risks.
Inquiry into death of boy struck by truck amid play
A three year old boy from Frederick County died after being run down by a truck driven by Earl Hargest who was without a license. The incident occurred Friday afternoon as the child ran into the street near his home. He was treated at Frederick County Emergency Hospital after the collision and later transferred to a hospital for surgery. Hargest posted a $100 bond and faces charges as the case proceeds with police and the State’s Attorney. Funeral arrangements were announced by M. R. Etchison & Sons with services planned at Fairview.
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Ida Owens Smith
Earl Hargest
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Lyddane Case Trial Date Not Yet Fixed
No date for the conspiracy case has been set after a conference with Judge Hammond Urner and Associate J Willard. the noon session was postponed and no further date was determined. Proceedings remain unresolved as officials consider a new trial date.
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Market Feverish In View Of Late News
Market feverish in view of late news, with renewed activity and stock quotes showing gains. Investors react to delayed information as trading resumes and prices edge higher amid cautious optimism.
Canned Goods Incident Sparks Quick Opening Attempt
A brief report notes an effort to open a can using improvised tools to access its contents after the lid was pried, with an emphasis on the immediate action taken and the expected outcome of pouring the contents into a vessel for use.
Veto Message On Pump Priming Sparks Debate
Fragmented text shows a public policy clash over pump priming spending. References to President, proposed programs, and large appropriations hint at a heated discussion about stimulus measures and employment goals in the 1920s context.
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Notable progress in Rev Wunder leadership noted
June 12 report highlights marked progress and leadership by Rev. Mr. Wunder as he directs efforts with Zate and Toke, following instructions to see Wi by noon.
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Hope NRA Benefit Salvage Hopes Hinge On State Aid
Spokesmen for business voiced disappointment as Sept plans faltered. The Retail Gro group sought salvageable benefits from NRA proposals, but uncertainty remained about executive action and possible state support.
County Club Women To Take Short Course
County Club women plan a short course at the club facilities under the program aimed at improving skills and knowledge. The session covers practical techniques and community service aims, with instructors guiding participants through focused topics.
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County Club
To Send Out Gross Receipt Tax Returns
The document notes that gross receipts taxes were sent out and tenani ds produced 324,753.82 dollars.
Bonus Bill To Be Put Forward This Session
Vague text suggests supporters of a measure called Fatman push inflationary provisions. The fragment mentions Congress and both House and Senate actions with unclear outcomes. No clear entities or events are verifiable from the garbled source.
France’s Gold Supply Reduced Amid Withdrawals and Rate Hikes
France’s finance minister warned bankers that gold withdrawals have accelerated in two months, shrinking reserves by about nine billion francs and three more billion in the week ending May 24. The Bank of France also announced a rediscount rate rise from four percent as part of ongoing monetary tightening.
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France
Abductors Recontacted Over $200,000 Ransom Demand
A Seattle area case reports abductors reaching out again via classified ads seeking $200,000 for the return of the kidnapped person. Officials confirm continued negotiation attempts and advise caution while the inquiry proceeds.
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Seattle
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P. L. Co Authorized To Issue 3276 000 Notes
The document records that P. E. Co is permitted to issue 3 276 000 notes under a Western authority. The notice confirms the authorization and amount, reflecting official financial or corporate action.
Fonta Club Meets L A Derba of the Fredenck We
A fragment reports FONTA Club meeting with L A Derba of the Fredenck group. Details are unclear due to OCR garble, but the item notes a local gathering and involved individuals tied to the Fonta organization.
Mother's League Concludes Season With Final Meet
The Mothers League held its season finale on Monday featuring the program's last meet. Readings and events highlighted the day as participants completed the season with awards and concluding activities.
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MOTHER'S LEAGUE
Supreme Court Halts New Deal NRAs Fate
Washington May 28 AP The Supreme Court ruling curbs NRA codes and raises questions about wage and hour control in intrastate commerce. President Roosevelt, White House aides, and Congress plan next steps as business groups urge upholding wage agreements, while Democratic leaders discuss options and potential legislative responses.
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AAA
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Alabama
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New York
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Littlestown Pastor Married In This City
An Episcopal church wedding in Littlestown united a local pastor after a ceremony officiated in this city. The couple celebrated with simple refreshments following the service, marking a modest life event for the faith leader and spouse.
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No Dutcher Today in Supreme Court Monday Session
Unclear OCR fragment notes a Monday Supreme Court action and an act deemed unconstitutional. The text references Dutcher and NRA context but lacks complete details, making reconstruction limited to a brief, dated court-related mention without full names or events.
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