Death of Martinsburg salesman sparks homicide inquiry
The body of Harry E. Wilson fiftynine? 49, a produce salesman from Goolville, was found wounded near Williamsport. Police suspect foul play as they probe whether he was struck or thrown from a vehicle. Investigations involve Martinsburg police and Maryland officials as the case unfolds.
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Harry E. Wilson
Goolville
Martinsburg
W. 4
Wilson
Marnepurg
Woodville
Marasburg
Woodle
Albert W. Virdon
Prosst M. E. Church
Mt. Airy
Accident Trial Begins Over $10,000 Damages Claim
The trial of William Driscoll of Baltimore against Vincent O Toole of Thurmont opened with morning testimony. Driscoll seeks damages for injuries from an October 30, 1932 accident on Main Street in Eiserstown when struck by O Toole's car. he was hospitalized for some time. Baltimore county residents Hupsley, Aloyover, Finnegan, Miller, Goté, Daugh and Owings testified for the plaintiff along with Little and Harris from Baltimore and Dristell. Dr Muller testifies for the defendant with Feinbere Rosenstock and Mee for safety, and Storm represents the defendant.
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William
Driscoll
Baltimore
Vincent
O'Toole
Thurmont
Cruna
Couly
Arthur D. Willard
Manuel M Feinbere
Benjamin B. Rosenstxk
Mee
Wiliam M. Storm
Virginia voting on repeal amendment drifts through rain
Richmond Va Oct 3 AP a listless wet campaign day marked by voters weighing a repeal of a reform plan and substitution of a three percent tax plan at the state level. Early returns indicate mixed results as the state records show varied support across counties.
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Rienmond
Viima
Dollfuss Shot Twice Wounded But Continues Duties
Vienna report says Chancellor Engelbert Dollfuss was wounded in two places by a would be assassin. One bullet hit his left arm and the other grazed his left chest at the parliament building entrance. An ex-soldier recently discharged from the Third Regiment was arrested in connection with the shooting.
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Vienna
Engelbert Dollfuss
Third Regiment of Infantry
Wall Street Inquiry Resumed by Committee
The Senate committee investigating Wall Street resumed session with Clarence Dillon of Dillon Read & Co testifying. Sen Fletcher pressed about public ownership vs control of Dodge Brothers, Dillon saying public ownership was sounder than family control. Secretary Hull announced a thorough Havana killing investigation to determine possible diplomatic steps.
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Senate Committee
Wall Street
Clarence Dillon
Dillon, Read and Company
Couzens
Michigan
Dodge Brothers Company
Dillon
Senator Fletcher
Florida
Wallngton
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Hull
United States
Havana
Renewal fights in Havana prompt grim death toll
In Havana a day long confrontation near the National Hotel left at least 44 dead and eight wounded as officers and enlisted men fought. The ABC revolutionary group remained cautious, and a looming guerrilla war loomed amid regional tensions. Caracas and U.S. reactions differed as violence spiked, while financial markets showed mixed, indecisive activity with gold shares rising briefly on export demand.
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National
ABC Revolutionary Society
Wmilitant Organization
ABC
Ration Grau San Martin
Machado
Fulgencio Batista
Grau
United States
Venezubans
City Attorney Missed Squirrel Hunt Nap After Short Sleep
A quirky Frederick story recounts City Attorney James and companion Jolie Curley Joliffe taking a morning trip to hunt squirrels. James dozed before 5 am as Joliffe slept beside him, waking to a double barreled shotgun blast that felled a nearby target. The ride back featured three squirrels and a tale of a nap versus action.
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Frederick
Austin
James
James and
Waker
Curley
Jolie
Monrovia
Jancy
Adja Wassou
Attornney
Dollifie
Vie
Coblentz change of venue in Maryland bank case to Baltimore City
In a Baltimore case twist, former Central Trust officials led by Cob lentz win a venue shift from Howard to Baltimore City after the judge found no agreement on a trial location. The defendants face charges of accepting insolvent deposits with conspiracy and fraud. The move follows prior venue orders to Allegany, Cumberland, and now Baltimore, citing fairness and local jurisdiction.
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Elliots City
Emory I. Coblentz
Central Trust Company of Maryland
Baltimore City
Leo Weinberg
Frederick
Coblentz
Francis Neal Parke
Fifth Judicial Circuit
Howard County
Allegany County
Parke
Cob- Jentz
Charles McC. Mathias
Grover L. Michael
Thomas Summers
S. Elmer Brown
Ceblehtz
Cumberland
House of Correction
Court of Appeals
Baltimore
Weinberg
Frederick County
Tral
Reece Atte
Circuit Watch
Conents
Mystery Blast Injures Dismissed Official’s Daughter in Easton
A blast from an exploding iron range in a kitchen injured six year old Hille Baugh, daughter of a former State's Attorney, in Easton Maryland. The fire caused debris to fly and a shoe was blown through a window. The girl was taken to hospital with injuries not believed serious as investigators and firemen probe the incident.
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Easton
Herbert Baugh
Hille
Authorilies
First Homer Sparks OTt in AS Word Series Opener
Ott hit the first home run in the AS Word series opener, driving a ball into the stands for an early lead. The event marked Ott’s early impact as his team pressed ahead.
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Mer
Ott
Awakening Church Urged By Bishop In Conference Sermon
Bishop G D Hatdorf of Harrisburg delivered a forceful opening sermon on The Recovery of Reality to about 240 attendees at the 44th Pennsylvania Conference in Centennial Memorial WUBS Church. He stressed revival of inner life, unity in faith, and vigilant opposition to rising nationalism, atheism, and moral decay, urging ministers to sharpen spiritual discernment and pastoral zeal.
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Harrisburg
United Brethren Church
Ats- Mona
Pennsylvania
Centennial Memorial Wubs Church
Athelem
Bator
Jesus Christ
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Isle of
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Crete
DeWitt P. Zuse
John H. Ness
York
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New Cumberland
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Ladd
WM. Beatta
Gettysburg
JS Ernst
Carlitle
J Lower Grimm
Grimm
Spry
A. BR. Ayres
Arthus
Bar R York
Ayres
Conference convenes 149th session in Roanoke Virginia
The 149th annual session of the Baltimore Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South opens Wednesday at Greene Memorial Church Roanoke with ministers and lay delegates from Marsland District of Columbia Western Virginia and eastern West Virginia amid reports from the free state. The gathering includes Rev Nate Barnhart pastor of Tray Church and Miss Agnes G. Agnes Games. Bishop W F McMurree will address the conference on Monday and a notary public raid is noted by Gov. Ritchie.
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The
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Greene Memorial Church
Roanoke
Marsland
District of Columbia
Western Virginia
West Virginia
Nate Barnhart
Tray Church
Bambartus Mormetig
Takaig
Agnes G. Agnes
Gora E.s
Wen Bishop
W. F McMur
Tribling Dies From Injuries In Sunday Accident
Aurburn resident Tribling died from injuries sustained in a Sunday accident. The incident details remain limited but authorities listed Tribling as the sole casualty and ongoing investigations are underway to determine the cause and circumstances surrounding the crash.
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Tribling
William Stribling Dies After Motorcycle Crash At 31
William Lawrence Young Stribling a heavyweight fighter died at 6 a m after suffering internal injuries from a motorcycle automobile collision. He remained unconscious for an hour after a stubborn battle, with his parents wife and manager trainer, his younger brother Hére Wert and his wife Claire at his bedside following the birth of their third child two weeks earlier.
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William L."young” Stribling
Mace
William Lawrence Young
George
Stribling
Davis Sets Date of Lottery Trial in Moose Case
In federal court Senator James J. Davis and Moose directors Davis and Theodore G. Miller face charges they caused lottery tickets to be sent across state lines. Joan C. Morkis testified about a 1931 letter from Miller proposing January 3 as the date and a plan to conduct the program “Just as We discussed it in Washington.” The defense says Davis knew nothing of the alleged late series tied to the Mooseheart Charity Balls.
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New York
Stites
James J. Dorks
Dave
Mooschwart
Davis
The
Moose
Theodore G. Miller
Moose Propagation Department
Joan C. Morkis
Lo Davis
Louis Mesa Treadwell
Ietter
Muller
Merkle
Washington
Accident delays new flight by Hollisons Wasaga Beach
The Morrison aircraft attempt on October 3 at Wasaga Beach was postponed after the undercarriage twisted during the third takeoff attempt. The heavy loaded plane plunged downward but conditions were favorable for a possible restart. The crew planned another effort to reach Bag.
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Hollisons
Wasaga Beach
Jim
Amy Morrison
Witlens
Bag
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