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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1928
Page
2
A party led by Joseph Colt Bleadgeed travels to the Potomac region for a planned excursion. The trip involves travel by boat and a sequence of shoreline stops as part of a broader exploratory journey. local guides accompany the group.
A Packard crashed through the tollhouse guard rail at Harper's Ferry Bridge Sunday afternoon, plunging into the Potomac. Mrs Bloodgood and passengers sustained injuries. Robinson the tollhouse occupant and the chauffeur escaped with minor injuries. The party, returning from the Valley of Virginia, was aided by Dr Ransom and taken to Baltimore hospitals. A crowd gathered as traffic halted.
Reports from Ren Cass Pennsylvania say investigators pursue leads after the death of 16 year old Exoma Alley found near a stream. Early details are scarce but authorities push for answers as of Saturday night.
A fragmented listing details radio programs and orchestras airing on stations like WRAP WEAF and WEO. Entries mention conductors, ensembles, and times for daily music segments, dinners, and recitals across multiple cities including Clearwater Cleveland Detroit and Hartford.
Police questioned several youths and the missing girl’s father as investigators traced Friday evening departure in a car. Blood on the highway and a likely beating point to death on the road with body dumped near a creek bank. Doctors cited brain concussion as the probable cause.
The text records an incident involving Agie Crock and Fegie of Idyurine with a missing eye and a movable cut. It notes a Sunday event after a shipment and a Monday recovery while mentioning two lanes and an improvised transportation.
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