Gasoline theft prosecutions and Stevens murder case update
Henry Stantons received an 18 month sentence in the Grove Lime Company gas theft case while Frederick Egro and others faced suspended terms for related charges. John Boyce and Robert Milbury received one year sentences. The Stevens murder case against Harry Stevens was postponed to October, with Mrs. Stevens fainting in court and a large crowd observing.
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ML“ OS
Grove Lime Company
D. Watternoc
House of Correction
Henry Stanton
Frederick egro
Stetson
Howard C. Murphy
Stanwon’s
coe
Stanion
Exchison
Siten
Wilard
Point Rocks
Sheri Crum
Grove
Sheets
EL Austin James
AL Lewis
Etchison yewured
Dorsey Etchison
Stevens
Harry Stevens
Knox jlie
Andrew Stevens
oerete
Altie Myers
Knoxville
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whi sherif
Storm Warning Issued by Weather Bureau Again
The Weather Bureau issues another storm warning. A tropical disturbance northeast of Watomg is tracked as a tropical disturbance with a warning issued. Residents are advised to monitor updates and prepare for possible tropical conditions.
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WEATHER BUREAU
Bureau
Weather Forecast Brief with Timetable
The forecast lists today’s high near 40 with a low around 4 a.m. and light conditions. A Tuesday outlook shows mild temperatures and no precipitation expected in the area.
Butler Goldsborough Williams Smith to Speak at Meeting
Broaching election, the event will feature speakers Butler Goldsborough Williams and Smith. The meeting aims to discuss campaign issues and voter participation.
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BUTLER
GOLDSBOROUGH
WILLIAMS
SMITH
ARAGESE
Lottery case delayed by holiday and mistrial note
The Davis lottery case against United James Dawes was postponed due to a holiday. Attorneys indicated the case would be called again tomorrow, with discussions to possibly bind six other defendants.
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United
James J. Dawes
Henaoe Moore
Blue Ridge Club Selection and Hymn Noted
Muddled text records a program item from the Blue Ridge Club with an orchestra selection and a hymn. Rev. S. R. Wresco appears, with unclear details about accompaniment and a solo. Names and phrases are fragmented and partially illegible.
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Blue Ridge Club
S. R. Wresco
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Rei tocal
Erma
Read Surface Hearings to Be Set for Saturday Sessions
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate upcoming hearings to be scheduled Saturday. Mentions officers and a room at a courthouse, with scattered references to George R. Sian Berger and Lewistown registration returns.
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alerne
n. Wasse
Teton
George R. Sian- Berger
fatt
Free Library Faces Crisis Amid Funding Strains
A historical note describes a library facing financial stress with reduced expenditures and contributions. The text mentions prior incorporation, ongoing operations, and concerns voiced by association leaders about sustainment and support.
Incomplete OCR Notes on league announcement
Fragmentary text from a league notice mentions a secretary and a city or school, with garbled names and terms. No clear persons, organizations, places, dates, or events are readable enough to summarize reliably.
Incendiary Bomb Blast Kills Two and Injures One
A blast described as incendiary killed two people and wounded one, with authorities investigating the incident. The fragment mentions an unrelated note about observing a 66th wedding anniversary and a rower on Saturday, though details are unclear.
Behind the Scenes Politics at Fever Pitch This Month
A Frederick Fair feature recounts behind the scenes campaign activity and preparations for the event, noting the secrecy and strategy shaping voter appeal. It highlights party dynamics, campaign planning, and the involvement of local leaders, with bids, exhibits, and preparations at the fair.
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BYRON PRICE
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Two Born Night Love Named Governor Observe 82nd Birthdays
A fragmentary column recalls two veterans born at night during the Civil War era who turned 82 this year. It notes Frederick W Ovenderfer, Hicm Obendésfer-Dron, and Enoch Levis Lowe details. mentions governor election in Maryland and Confederate service. mentions Monbed battle, remembrances, and local figures in Middletown.
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Prederick W
Ovenderfer
Obendésfer-Dron
Hicm
fegislates
Middletown
Enoch Levis Lowe
coun
Maryland
Oden Gerie
Monbed
Al Smith Advises Democrats Amid Unclear Goss Interpretations
Rodney Duicher reports on the political scene as Al Smith’s advice leaves Democrats and critics puzzled. The piece discusses ambiguous statements and potential shifts in party stance amid ongoing internal commentary and media speculation.
Hoover to Speak Saturday Night in Cleveland Ohio
President Hoover will deliver a campus speech in Cleveland Ohio on Saturday night during his campaign swing. The trip marks his second press tour after Iowa last week with possible additional appearances en route to and from Cleveland.
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HOOVER
CLEVELAND
OHIO
Washington
Cleveland, O
Iowa
Theodore Jos
Clive
White House
Clevena
Des Moines
Democrats Meet Central Forum on Election Changes
A Democratic gathering in Central discussed proposed changes to the election process. Participants debated access, voting rules, and timelines while outlining steps for outreach and advocacy. The session reflected party aims to modernize procedures and boost participation.
Leonardtown suspect released by police after suit notes
Police release a Leonardtown suspect following a civil filing involving notes and unpaid promissory items. The report cites multiple defendants and the sequence of events related to the case.
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LEONARDTOWN
Samuel Insull Detained by Athens Authorities
In Athens Greece police detained Samuel Insull a former Chicago financier sought on larceny and other charges. The detention followed an American legal request though officials gave limited details about the order or timing.
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SAMUEL INSULL
ATHENS
Greece
Sameri Ineuil
uti
Chigago on
ezaemenn
American legation
Ministers Named at Final Meeting Today
The Methodist Episcopal Church South conference adjourned after selecting next meeting sites. Rev H C Coffman named pastor at Mt Airy. Rev Al Harnsberger to retire after current Baltimore session. several ordinations and transfers announced including Rev John S Schwartz.
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Methodist Episcopal church
South
W. A Shelton
Washington
North Georgia
Ferney Hutchins
Maryland
AL. Harnsberges
Mt. Airy Methodist Episcopal Church
Baltimore
Winchester
Harnsberger
Mt. Airy
Airs
Lurey
Barnhart
Frederick
McMurry
John S. Schwartz
Crbana
Augusta
W. Va
R. L. Harnsberger
Communist Outbreak in Washington Feared
An AP report notes preparations underway in Washington as fears of a communist outbreak intensify. Officials urge vigilance while residents brace for potential security measures and public responses.
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WASHINGTON
Gronau Abandons Effort To Save His Airplane
In a terse report, Gronau abandons the attempt to salvage his aircraft after mechanical trouble. The incident involved several individuals and raised questions about action plans and immediate steps taken.
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GRONAU
Mary Stover Arrested For Illicit liquor Near Blue and Gray Park
Mrs Mary Stover proprietress of the Blue and Gray tourist park on Emmitsburg Road was arrested by Sheriff deputies for illegal possession. A hearing before Justice John G Shearer released her on 1000 bond. Seized were wine pints home brew jars and ten bottles from a roadside stand and her car contained boxes of home brew.
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sburg
Mary proprietress
Blue and Gray
Emmitsburg
Macyland Hne
Hatchey
ilegal post
Justice of Peace
John G. Shearer
Stover
PLAN HOOVER BREAKFAST
A brief note refers to a breakfast plan associated with Hoover era activities. The fragment mentions 250 for something linked to filzeen and canta r. The readable text hints at a scheduled event or gathering with a numeric figure but lacks clear context or full names.
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HENRY STANTONS
TIMOS
House Of Cor
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Belew Menken
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Winchester Hall
Lewistown
ibrar
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epperk Geers
fam Oran EZearo
Social Service League
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Frederick Fair
shaw
ferson Brandenburg
Freder
Poland
China
Mehri Wachter
Prederick
Ricketts family
Stuckeystown
Ira Doub
Hagerstown
J. Herbert Snyder
Union Bridge
Frank Dewitt
Gilrad
Duroees
Adamston
Hampshires
FEL Suster
Boro
Lincolnshire
P.M. Stevens
Creagerstow
J Raymond Smith
Samuel M. Dickinson
Detmar
Southdowns
J. B
J. R. Henderson
Hickway
Marquis
Hemp Brothers
Jefferson
Buckingham
exhi
J. D. Blackwelmore
F. H. Cotterman
University of Maryland
H. C. Fetteror
Pennshania State Extension Department
Francis Scott Key hotel
paris
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micectar and Loan association
Kerfauver
sd die toan valle
act
im command
ascii
Al Smith
RODNEY DUICHERNES
ISTEEL
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George
Luise Beer nz
Tam ¢ Gourt
Tam~ yo
Republican organization
man
Nat G. Barnhart
Frederick Church
H.C. COFFMAN
HT. AIRY PASTORATE
Bishop McMurry
Annapolis
R. Curtis
Asbury
S. FL
Duisner
G. M. Bute
N. G. Barnhart
W. J. Elliott
Gaithersburg
FL A. Tyler
Howard
H. Q. Burr
Laurel Savage
Homer Welsh
cape
P. T
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Jack Ochser
Stimson
PLAN HOOVER
C. C. Hamilton
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