Cards Tie World Series With 4 3 Victory At Navin Field
Detroit, Oct. — St Louis Cardinals defeated the Detroit Tigers 4 to 3 at Navin Field. Paul Dean beat Schoolboy Rowe in a pitching duel as both teams traded runs. Key moments included Martin driving in a run for St Louis and Gehringer scoring for Detroit, with late pressure from the Tigers but the Cardinals hanging on for the win in the world series tilt.
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Rebels seize Oviedo as revolt erupts across Spain
Madrid dispatches report the rebels captured Oviedo and advanced on key centers with machine guns and artillery. Anarchy spread to Barcelona outskirts while troops bombarded towns in Asturias. Warships began bombardments as casualties mount in the widening uprising.
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Edwards seeks new trial in Luzerne murder case
Wilkes Barre Pa Oct 8 A Luzerne county court appearance is set for Robert Allen Edwards who seeks another chance to escape death in the Freda McKechnie slaying The defense contends the court erred at trial and asks for a new trial A jury convicted Edwards and recommended the death penalty on Saturday while he awaits further court action by Judge Willam oA Valentine
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Quiet national campaign overshadowed by local battles
The Associated Press reports that national politics are overshadowed by intense local contests. Few clear national issues emerge, as party positions blur on the New Deal and other matters, with observers doubting a party realignment soon.
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Drunken Driving Arrests Reported Over Weekend
State police detained two intoxicated drivers Sunday night amid foggy, zigzagging traffic west of Frederick. Edwitt C. Hammill of Oakland was found guilty of reckless driving and fined 100 dollars, then unable to pay. C. E. Rinkey of Mt. Union faced court this week after timely arrest, with case ongoing. Shankle and a support case saw minor actions, while Mrs. Michael E. Pue led the Children’s Aid Society prosecution.
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De Land Paxson Wedding at Gettysburg Saturday
A surprise wedding記 united Margare Rosalie Paxson daughter of Mr and Mrs George O Paxson and Ann Stenley DeLand son of Mr and Mrs Herbert DeLand of Washington Grove The ceremony was conducted by Rev Spencer W Aungst in Gettysburg with gardenias and a corsage worn by the bride The couple reside in Washington DC area and were described as newlyweds in the report.
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George Jackson
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Wasina
Market Opens With Monday Lassitude
Market reaction was muted with traders showing little movement at the open. The British pound and other major currencies hovered near steady levels as investors awaited further cues from US and European markets.
J Henry Stokes Dies Suddenly in Emmitsburg
Justice of the Peace J Henry Stokes longtime Emmitsburg resident dies at 74 after a possible heart attack. He had suffered two cerebral hemorrhages and was burgess for 12 years. Survived by widow Carrie Kefauver Stokes three sons including Arthur M Stokes and sister L A Motter. Funeral arrangements pending sons arrival. services likely Wednesday at the Reformed church.
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Resolutions Condemn Drunkenness and Liquor Trade
The Baltimore Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South adopted a resolution condemning liquor traffic modern dancing and card tables and urging measures to curb alcohol. It cites a 31 percent rise in drunkenness in 192 American cities and calls for abstaining from patrons and rental of property to liquor firms. The body plans to meet next year in Staunton Virginia.
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Recognition Service Welcomes Freshmen at Hod Cee Y WCA
The Hod cee Y WCA held a Sunday recognition service in Brod, welcoming the freshmen into Marion. Misses Helen Smith Frederick and Margaret W. Brunswick are named as members of the minor cabinet. All girls wore white, forming a triangular formation on Broddeck lawn as an organist played.
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Lindbergh Goes Before Jury in Tellson Death
Lindbergh faces a jury over the Tellson death seeking answers in the case. Prosecutors present evidence while defense argues lack of direct links, as jurors weigh implications and the courtroom scene unfolds with expected media attention.
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Lindbergh Grand Jury Witnesses Elevate Kidnapping Case
Charles Lindbergh testified before a New Jersey grand jury on the 1932 kidnapping death of his infant son. Dr Charles B Mitchell described autopsy work while experts reviewed handwriting linked to the ransom note. A judge denied defense motions in Hauptmann’s extortion case as federal agents prepared to question a German prisoner with notes linking various parties to the case.
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Maryland
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Uy Department of Justice
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House of Correction
Jessups
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
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Hauptmann
Hook
Fisch
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Cal Lindbergh
Incident in Poker Court over alleged battering after Sunday meal
Two Black individuals were summoned to appear in Poker Court on charges stemming from an incident after leaving a local gathering. The police report notes the confrontation involved a Black man described as assaulted, with the exact identities not learned.
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High Court to Pass On NRA Legislation
A Maryland coroner report referenced by E Lee Lumdkin and associates indicates legal proceedings surrounding a high profile case. The court faces pending questions over the NRA related legislation and its potential impact on related parties and safety measures.
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Prisoner in Court Trial Over Alleged Store Robbery
A mercy memory from a circuit court trial reveals Lloyd also known as Barry Brot and Robert Lee faced charges for a 1932 confectionery store burglary in Hagerstown. He escaped from a hospital, with others, then traveled through Maryland and Pennsylvania. The case included testimony by Sheriff Crum and notes of prior penitentiary terms. The trial panel was excused to Monday as details unfold.
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Harry North
Ince
Harry A. Hopp
Bnamitssurg
Hagerstown
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Frederick
Toga
Pennsylvania
Poller
Campus Day at Hood College Scheduled for Saturday
Hood College prepares its annual Campus Day with an 8 30 am start featuring a First Regiment concert and student skits. An afternoon 2 30 pm program includes original plays and performances in Bronbook Hall, with campus groups presenting songs and scenes.
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Minor Collision At Club House Event In Gaautier
A minor collision disrupted a club event at the Caloett Club house in Gautier. Music by Joseph Stephens and his Braddock Woods orchestra was planned for attendees with refreshments and decor by the entertainment committee.
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Ti Kiisis
Joseph Stephens
Braddock Woasts
Louis Beb
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Lions Club Leader Killed in Nearby Town Crash
Data from Sanmip near Jonntown shows the Lions Club president of the local chapter killed in a crash. He was a well known figure who attended many Lions functions and former Camp association. The incident occurred recently and is under investigation by local authorities.
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Weather Today Report fragment in 1930s records
Fragmentary weather data referencing dates in October 1933 and 1994. Mentions high and low temperatures, precipitation notes, and astronomical markers like sunrise and moon rise times. OCR garble yields unclear values and inconsistent units.
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