Gas Bandits Disposed After Michigan Youths Cleared
Four youths from Michigan, arrested after a gas pump alarm at a Wayside station near Brad dock, were dismissed by Justice Sherman P. Bowers. They testified they were returning to Detroit and had stopped to top up radiator water. no gasoline theft was proven, though cash over $100 was found. Corporal Deutsch and Corporal Bertsch led the case, Lease's burglar alarm activated during the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Lease
Braddock
Michigan
Deutsch
State Police
Sherman P. Bowers
People’s Court
Detroit
Lease
Ore
Ram
Leese
Bertsch
Justice Bowers
Carroll County Fair Opens in Tanestown With Bright Prospects
Plans for Carroll County Fair in Tanestown begin with Sept 11 opening. Three attractions headline the event including the Three Walkers with dogs and pigeons, Foolish Wise and Freckles featuring The Phoney Ford, plus night shows, Dreworks displays, music and dancing. Racing is strong and exhibits are large. Schedule runs Sept 11 to 13 with races daily at 2:30 and free performances. gates open 7 AM to 11:30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County
Tanestown
Mal
Ford
Toeaday
Pat Hog
Labor Day Celebrations Crossed by Rain in Baltimore
Rain and overcast skies dampened Baltimore Labor Day festivities delaying many events and prompting residents to travel for the holiday. Firefighters from Baltimore headed to Washington for the annual parade while some planned demonstrations were postponed. In Montgomery County the Home Demonstration Clubs held an annual picnic at Mrs Tressie Mockert's home near Clagett with about 150 members attending and speeches by Chester B Bee and Parker L Weller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Trafic
Baltmore
Baltiamore Fire Department
Washington
Daltimere
Montgommery County
Master Farm Bormnemaker
the Univeraty of Maryland
Oke
Good. Bone
Parker
Home Demonstraion Council
Work Ami Club
Officials Order Aid in Dry Law Probe at City
Philadelphia report: Major Mackey orders Harry Davis and others to assist in a dry law investigation into bootleggers and illegal liquor. Police inspectors and officers urged full, active cooperation in rooting out underworld activity across districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Rept
Harry Davis
Buwnow
Poe
Macher
Coopers
Cee
Aliorney Moraghan
Iery
hooUrgrmg
Algorpet
Te Losesi
Ac Vncani
Rum Roy
Iquor
Mackey
Robinson to Speak in Dallas for Party Ticket
Senator Joe Robinson of Arkansas, Democratic vice presidential nominee, arrived in Dallas to greet a large Holiday crowd. He planned to open his South campaign tour with a speech on the party stance toward Jeter, as part of Labor Day events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Femes
Mr. Robinson
Staon
Convict Shot and Killed While Fleeing Police
In Zanesville Ohio on September 3 AP reports convict Del Wilkes age 35 who had escaped from Roseville State Brick Plant at Junction City last week was shot and killed by police as he attempted to snipe from near his former home. Police were alerted by residents of the house Wilkes was trying to break into.
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Zanesville
Ohio
del ‘Wilkes
Roseville State
Junction City
Wilkes
Westminster Child Dies From Auto Accident Injuries
Dorothy Braup five years old of Westminster died from brain concussion after being struck by a car Saturday while playing near her home. The driver is expected to surrender to police for investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Dorothy Braup
Westminster
Greece Secures $75 Million New York Banking Loan
Exchange Telegraph from Athens reports Greece will receive a $75,000,000 loan from leading Selgrean New York banking houses for productive work. The agreement comes as Athens funds seek external backing, with sources noting production aims and Washington mentions on related finance moves.
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London
Athens
Selgrean
New York
Panama Canal Second Route Debate Gains Momentum
The article discusses arguments for a Nicaragua canal as a military safeguard and revenue issue, noting estimates of costs and benefits. It also reports on Panama Canal officials advancing the Albajaela dam on the Chagres to secure 22 billion cubic feet of emergency water, with construction slated to finish in four to five years.
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Ahird St
Nicaragua
Panamma Canal
Albajaela
Chagres
Canal Zone
Republic of Panama
Shooting Dry Agent Temporarily Suspended in Maryland Raid
Baltimore September 3 AP Don Strong a prohibition agent attached to the focal dry unit in Baltimore was temporarily suspended from the squad after a raid near Hickory Harford county during which William L Green a black man was shot as he fled. Prohibition administrator John F J Herbert will conduct a personal investigation into the shooting. Green was reported to have been shot in the deck as raiders appeared and Green was taken to a hospital following the raid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Don Strong
Prohibition
Focal Dry
William L. Green
Hickory
Harford County
John F. J. Herbert
Herbert
Green
Strong
Auto overturns injure Ruth Strine near Knoxville
Miss Ruth Strine, en route to Gadates Alabama, was injured when her Chevrolet overturned near Knoxville Tennessee on Wednesday. She is with the Ptowah County Tuberculosis Hospital. Passenger Alsbetta Citr sustained severe bruises. The party had been visiting this city. Additional details note Mr Schaffert’s former Elm Street residence and a move to Youngstown Ohio for a job with I Truscon. a successor to a position at Ox Fibre trash factory is mentioned.
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Ruth Strine
Ptowah County
Alsbetta Citr
Knoxville
Tennesse
Miss Strine
Gadates
Ala
Wax
Tisog
Mss Strine
Toro College
Gacscen Ore
Aise
Ts ‘Foung
Aguyon SciaTert
Elm Street
Luther League Elects New Maryland Officers at Annual Session
Delegates at the seventh annual Luther League convention in Maryland elected new officers led by Paul Brindle of Washington as president and Austin W. Howard of Baltimore as vice president. The meeting, held in the Evangelical Lutheran church and Sunday school building, announced expansions to the executive committee and noted growth from 2000 to 2400 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther League
Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Maryland
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Paul Brindle
Washington
Austin W. Howard
Miss Hattie Herbert
Baltimore
Fred L. Schickler
Hall Krebs
Wallace Relodollar
Tebe Ww
Ciemo Emoirat
Samuel J. Ransom
William Wade
Balti
Synodical Organization
Luther League of the Maryland Synod
Ethel Tussing
New York
New Jerary
Connecticut
Pfe-Service
Waoming
Wiliam F. Smith, Jr
St. James Church
Tinion Bridge
St Mark's Hohrersville
Mtion
Rolversville
Evangelical Church
Waynesboro
Pat Trinity
Hagerstown
Evangelical
Frederick
Trinity
Luther League Review
Buenos Aires
Robert G. Blocher
Chevy Chase
C. Dittmer
Brooklyn
N.Y
Labher League of America
John George Kurmerk
Harrisburg
Pesyivante State Luther League
W. C. Benrickson
Richmond
Virginia Synod of the
Mies May Scherer
The
Luther League of America
Harold S
Jasik Abin
Sod
Wilam P. ‘Siuth
Prank Suman
Virginia
Barper
Erma Lapp
Cimberland
G. C. Henrekson
Howard Hassiet
Washingwn
Ruble Ebertuush
Kath“rym Miller
Alves Reni
Elmer Spex
Easton
G. Asha
Eight fined under anti lobbying laws in Kentucky
Eight individuals faced 35 cent fines under anti lobbying statutes in Kentucky. Judge Sams sentenced or considered penalties for multiple charges stemming from unethical activities linked to the last General Assembly session. Names listed include Maurice Cul Crewe Wilherm Mt Dugty Arnett H Mut Joe Juhnean and Garvin, a Republican state central committee member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Use Beate Bankers Association
Che Caht
Hope for scheme to avert Western trainmen strike
Chicago Sept 3 AP Crilan of The Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and the Order of Railroad Conductors planned to submit to the general committee a tentative scheme to avert a possible strike by conductors on 55 western roads. Curtis Cedar Rapids said unions sought wage increases but did not specify the amount. The ballot result remains undisclosed at present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Crilain
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Order of
Western Roads
P. Curtis
Cedar Rapids
Conductors’ Organisation
Unicos Te Road
Federal Board of Leg
Curtis
Three Men Break Into Garage and Shoot Man Dead
Albert Pratt, 90, is shot and killed when three men burst into a garage where he and John Brown, a Black attendant, were present. The assailants fled in a car after firing four shots. one man was later identified as the shooter who injured Patrolman Walter Hofer. The event is reported amid a long listing of local summer events and shows in the county.
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Grisso
Albert Pratt
Pratt
John Brown
Tiro
Walter Hofer
Sunt Parage
Brown
Braddock Heights Evening Service Highlights Concert Band
The Maal Saintey evening song service at Braddock Heights auditorium drew a large crowd with a varied program. Prof Charles M. Cassel of Hagerstown led the concert choir and Miss Charlotte Helm and Mrs Cassel assisted. The program featured sacred songs, a solo by J G Mason, and a Braddock Heights Concert Band performance directed by Prof Charles C T Stull.
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Braddock Heights
Concert Chanter & Musical Group
Charles M. Case
Hagerstown
Misa Charlotte Helm
Cassel
John
Adam
Middletown
Quartette
Ashford
Nevin
Polo
J. G. Mason
Peake
Foster
Rogers
Mim Hela
Prof. Camel
Milligan
Charles C. T. Stull
Camel
B. M. Helm
G. Mason
P. Canton Helm
Charles M. Cassel
Miss Helm
Preno
Injured Mrs Geores J Bargett Hospitalized After Accident
The condition of Mrs Geores J Bargett of Har over Pennsylvania is listed as serious in Gettysburg hospital following injuries from a last week accident. Her husband Willam L Brandenburg, a local resident, had returned from a trip to Atlantis City New York and Toronto.
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Geores J. Bargett
Harover
Frederick
Willam L Brandenburg
Citr. BS
Atlantis City
New York
Paris
Canada
Toronto
Brandenburg
Miss Hortle
Gertrude Alicia Siamese
Missouri School to Open September 12 for Deaf Students
The Maryland Deaf School under Superintendent Ignatius Bjorlse will reopen on September 12. Enrollment is expected to be high with forty applications under consideration. New faculty and staff are listed from states including Virginia, Massachusetts, and Ohio, while existing offices and summer staff remain unchanged.
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Aeryland Blaze School For the
Ignatius Bjorlse
Misa Elvira Wohlstrom
Gallaudet College Unis
Clarendon
Core M. Whitcher
Pascumpete
Rebextes
Smith
Mercersburg
Anna Bickford
Gloucester
Mass
Lola
Montgomery
Bulphur
Okla
Misa Margnerite Greiner
Ashland
Onto
Mize Frances McAndres
Glenside
Mise Millicent Kinsman
Ironwood
Mich
Maude Henning
Sunlight
W. Va
Frances 5. Merrill
East Lyme
Conn
Ollie Vernee Montgomery
Sulphur
Ohls
Linds Henderson
Fulton
James A. McVernon
Wilkinsburg
Barney Golden
Post
Texas
Miiss
Margaret Lurber
Helen Storesraker
Virginia Shultz
Staunton
Nellie Shawn
Romney
Edith Markey
Hazel McCanner
Mil
Sommler
Nannie Gonso
Jane Redmond
Leora Harper
Hiaiftics
Florence Doub
Marylend
Doub
Ss Tersairely
Bocalam
Ianovabens
Raid at bootlegger home nets moonshine seizure
Police raid on Charles Chase in West All Saints Street found four gallons of moonshine and seized arms. Chase was convicted of illegal possession and given four months in jail with a $200 fine and costs. sentence suspended pending future behavior. Officers involved were Chief Martin J Walsh Officer Alien Bartgla and Deputy Mimer Ray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Chase
All Saints Street
Chase
Sherman
Bowers
Peoples’ Court
Hehitarior
Martin J. Walsh
Bartgla
Mimer Ray
Bowere
Fing
Wen
Ite
Howse
Chave
Corey EkEon
Plane carries mail from ship to Boston
A seaplane from the French liner La France departed the New York area for Boston after delivering mail from the ship to a dockside stop near Cape Race. The flight was part of a plan to relay mail via train in Boston, with earlier intentions to fly to New York.
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Boston
Hatfex
Tle
Cape Race
Nat
New York City
Boone
Mostem
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Harry Loase
Carroll County Fair
Zaneytown
Greece
Uniteds
United Fire Company
Inter
St. Louis
Stephen A Connell
S T Louis
United States Secret Service
Roosevelt
Cin- del
Frederick City
Mary
Wiliam W. Heard
Turin
Gearg
Heard
Walter G. Parker
Northarmpton
Rogers A. Kemp
Culton
Rotterdam
Rodney
Wastang
Netcae
Max Wee
Parama
Jane
Panama Canal
Con
Seria
Kentucky Court
Wiss
Fen Mar Park
Hubert Lee
Watkins
Edith Lorraine
Morrie Wastler
Thurmont
Amallest bogy—Brown
Lewis
Blue Ridge Summit
Blue Ridge Garden
Maryland
Mra F W. Harnwell
R. C Fuune
Adamstown
Calvin Schildkoetht
Raseey Small
Riverdale
Med
George Monk
Herman Riess
Vweaster Palmquist
O. R. McIntyre
Echel Brindie
Katie Seeger
Mary Isabee Elliott
Tanertown
Carola Leng
Wayside Inn
Graim Bowers
Talord Hownard
Big Gate
Samuel J. Ranmom
Edith Menkel
Hattie Herbert
Willan Cayton Crotiee
Earle Gord, Jr
Bal
Ralph Dariden
Raymond Long
Eki¢ Nooran
Marke
Mba Ortewes
Kelly
Los Angeles
Leo P. Kelly
Afyrtle Meltus
Los Angeles Society
Melua
Heights Song
Mard
Maen Selig
Malian
Ireland
Cosgrave
Omtion
Bradley T. Gaver
Lewis PF. Gaver
Mystwiille
West Harford
Methodist Episcopal Church
Jarreteville
Gaver
Cenyabarg College
Béwart C. Shepherd
Richmond, Va
E. C. Shepherd
West Third Street
Evedindhy
Tame Dell
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