Schedule for Street Sweeper Adoption and Garbage Contract
City officials plan to adopt a three year street sweeping schedule and award the garbage removal contract at tonight’s mayor and aldermen meeting. The plan requires nightly sweeps except Sundays and separate containers for ordinary garbage and ashes starting October 1, with parked machines hindering operations and resident cooperation urged.
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E . Alaxwell
Frederick
Mmasmuch
PF. Manshowers
Camp Perry
John Renn
North Carolina
French Plane Likely To Abandon Its Flight
Jean Assolant and Rene Lefevre, on a French Atlantic flight attempt with Armand Lotti as passenger, returned to Casablanca after an oil leak halted the project. They telegraphed Paris for orders and indicated they may be recalled, with plans to reach St Louis canceled.
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Casablancs
Morocco
Jean Assolant
Rene Lefevre
Casablanca
Paris
North America
Armand Lotti
le Bouget
New York
St. Louis
Seneral
South Atlantic
Brazil
Kohler Wins Republican Nomination for Governor
Milwaukee area report shows Ken Walter Kohler, a conservative businessman, defeats three rivals including incumbent Governor Zimmer and progressive backer Joseph Beck for the Republican nomination, in a primary spanning 2,265 precincts with results Beck 14,433. Peevis 3,7. Kohler 183,897. Zimmerman 59,908. Local Wesleyan service and annual officer election followed later in the day with officers named and meeting set for October.
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Milwaukee
Wik
Wasconsis
Ken Walter J. Kohler
RO Zimmerman
Joesph D Beck
Robert M. LaFolette
Beck
Peevis
Koller
Zimerman
Preservation Battle for Old Capitol House in Washington
NEA Service recounts the fight over whether the old Capitol building should be torn down for a new federal court structure. Supporters led by Taft push demolition, while the Women’s Party led by Maude Younger seeks preservation citing historical value and landmark status. Senator Caraway advocates saving the site, noting congestion and cost. The piece surveys the building’s storied past and its role in national history.
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NEA
Washington
Oliver Wendell Bintmeas
Wendell Hobmea
Old Hackmen
Amy Rye
William Howard ‘Taft
United States
Taft
Supreme Court
Capitol
Methodist
Library of Congress
House
Senate
Com- Sros
Cerepee
District of
Columbis
Benny Clay
Jamies Monroe
John C. Calhoun
John Quincy
Adame
Turing
Civ War
Belle Boyd
Surratt
Lincoln
Mosby
Justice Field
Leonard Wood
Q. H. P. Belmont
National Woman's Party
Ail
Tait
Women’s Party
Maude Younger
Tmtions
Woman's Party
TH. Caraway
Arkansas
Scea
Caraway
Miss Younger
Governor F W Greem Nominated In Michigan
AP dispatch notes Governor F W Greem nominated in Michigan statewide primary results across the state. Report mentions pseu d city voting and a Pinelett reference amid disrupted text. Verge of recounts appear possible as incomplete names and places blur the final tally and party lines.
Back to School as Three County Bids Are Debated
Public schools reopen across the city and county with Brunswick High using rooms for part time sessions. Bids were discussed for New Midway four room, Wolfsville two room plus heating, and Woodsboro remodeling projects. New principal Miss Gertrude Smith succeeds Miss Elia V. Krieg, amid concerns over a serious accident that injured a pupil.
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Brunswick High School
New Midway
Wolfsville
Woodsboro
Board of Euucation
Woltsvile
Elia V. Kreig
East Brunswick
Gertrude Smith
West End
Kreig
Washington Street
Tuessay
Chester G. Clem
Church Street
Milam McMillan
Crick County
Seti
Frederick County
Freight wreck halts rescue on Milwaukee line near Mansion
Wreckage from nine freight cars smashed the Milwaukee road about 12 miles east of Mansion Wisconsin early today, hindering rescue efforts. One body recovered, others injured, some believed to die. ambulances and hospital care arranged for numerous itinerant workers amid ongoing efforts to reach trapped victims.
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Wis
Waukee Road
Here
Improvements to County Jail Progressing in Frederick County
County Commissioners approved a 5000 dollar levy for jail improvements and the work, about ten weeks in, will add a new heating plant laboratories and improved sanitation. The west side will gain three tiers of five cells for men and the east side two tiers five cells for men plus a tier for women. Existing crowded conditions will ease with renovations and better boiler room and chimney work. An inspection at Monteree Hospital found boilers sound, with minor plumbing upgrades planned.
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Frederick County
Pew
Jel Fe
Sheri
Albert M. Patterson
Boller Rossi
Ama Bonceva
Charles M. Dodd
Monteree
Monteree Hospital
Henry Helmrick
Baltimore
George D. Lochner
Henry H. Abbott
Teo
Instituton
Tibat
Long-Distance Swimmers Start In Ice Cold Water
Toronto dispatch reports the Wrigley Marathon 15 mile swim began at 11 AM in Lake Ontario. Olive Gatterdam, 16, of Seattle was the only woman in the field but withdrew before 2.5 miles. The Westerner who placed second in last week's women’s ten mile event could not endure the cold water.
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Toronto
Ont
Sept. S
Emblems Presented to Byrd for South Polar Expedition
New York, Sept. The emblem and pin of the Kappa Alpha fraternity and emblem of the Mariner's League and the Naval and Military League, two Salvation Army groups, were presented to Commander Richard E. Byrd. Byrd noted he has received more than 1,500 requests from organizations and individuals to take various insignia on his South Polar voyage.
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New York
Sept
Kappe Alpha Southern
Mariner's League
Naval and Miliary League
Salvation Army
Richard Z. Byrd
Byrd
Earth tremor felt in South Carolina reports odd quake
Los Angeles dispatch notes a slight earthquake tremor was felt in parts of South Carolina with a small duration around 15 seconds and weak intensity. The brief report mentions the event occurred near 640 am local time and affected observers in the area.
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South Carolina
Los Angeles
San Dagos
Curtis Pleased With Republicans Outlook In New England
Senator Curtis stated the Republican vice presidential ticket appeared strong during a speech tour in New England. He noted a full program including an address at Numbers Park and described the interview as the best in years.
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Boston
Cur
New Englard
Normbers Park
Rotary Club Program For Year Outlined At Conference
A report from the 34th District Rotary events notes August 3 and 10 meetings at Potomac State College. About 122 attendees, guests of Governor Jeph Stayman, planned a school for presidents and secretaries, with a focus on vocational service and ethics. Notable Rotarians attended, including Guy Gundaker and Harry Wise. Rotary International Convention is set for May in Dallas, and district plans include sponsoring new clubs and expanding international service efforts.
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Eaecunew
Uae
Jeph Stayman
Mit Gxinet
Lhe
Precidental
ST Unite
Mali
Frog Matlag
Guy Gundaker
Rotary International
Harry Wise
Howard Witowr
Lancaster
Ridgely P. Melvin
Annapolis
Cumberland Rotary
Kiefer
Rotary
Eeesetdale Whoress Teat Rhar
Jana
Harold Knode
George H. Emmons
George H. Emmons. Ouests
Walter Kleist
Jamestown
A. A. Radclift
John 8. Hershey
This City
Eucharistic Congress Opens in Sydney Cathedral
In Sydney Kew South Wales on September 5 a grand procession of twenty archbishops bishops and all ranks of Catholic clergy plus lay papal knights moved to the cathedral entrance. Cardinal Bonaventura Cerretti papal delegate gave blessing as thousands kneeled or bowed in devotion.
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Ydney
Kew South Wales
Bonaventura Cerretti
West Point Announces 1929 Football Schedule
West Point, Sept. 5 AP Major General William FR Smith confirms Army Navy break easing. West Point’s 1929 football slate adds minor players and a Pacific coast trip to Stanford on December 21. The Navy games are fixed for 1930 and the key matchups are already arranged.
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West Point
Army- Navy
William FR. Smith
United States Military Academy
fFest Point
Pacific Coast
Stanford
Navy
Smith
Numerous witty slogans adorn limping lenas on street
During tourist season numerous decorated wagons carry slogans such as Dont Laugh You'll Be Old And Broke Down Yourself, We Do Not Choose to Run, and Axle the Man Who Owns One. Inscribed carts range from $5 to $40 with top prices reaching 340eines, reflecting a craze for collegiate and novelty autos and their witty expressions.
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Frederick
Omar
Millionhetta
Audio Mack
Visions of frost across rental horizon and weather notes
Weather records describe frost across the rental horizon with a forecast of low temperatures and variable conditions. The article notes a recent cold spell, a 39 degree low on Sunday morning, and a precipitation total around 0.88 inches for the month so far, with frost patterns confusing typical seasonal expectations.
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Aden
Tropics
Beer Baron Under Inquiry by Philadelphia Prosecutor
Philadelphia reports District Attorney John Monaghan flags Max Hassel of Reading as the "Beer Baron" now under inquiry by the grand jury. Hassel, long before federal courts over alleged violations of prohibition, is to be subpoenaed. he is reputed to be a millionaire.
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Philadelphia
John Monaghan
Hassel
Health inspection in schools to begin soon
Public health inspection of city and county schools will start in about a week, announced by Dr. F C Kefauver. The program will be led by the county health officer and analyzed by Miss Gould Leckie with Miss Martha Flynn newly appointed to lead the local health team in Frederick. Preschool clinics and vaccination efforts have been ongoing, with immunization urged to prevent typhoid fever amid a low current rate.
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Publc
F.C. Kefauver
Mias Gould Leckie
Martha Flynn
Hagerstown
Frederick
Flynn
Caroline
Alice Brackett
Kefauver
Mine Ridge Summit
Revival Service At Southern Methodist Church
Rev A R Snedegar preached on What the Lord Hath Done at Southern Methodist church with W E Wodkey leading singing and Ray Burgee solo. Attendance rose from the prior night as Snedegar urged religion as a personal testimony and announced tonight’s theme The Visitations of God. Services at 7 43 nightly, revival through Sunday September 36, with Sunday morning sermons by Rev R Carl Maxwell. Building plans for new front windows at C P Bonet Dry Goods on North Market proceed, ten days of work, larger display windows and two entrances. Chase Te Hohl Ow will be held for Evangelical Rev formed Sunday School’s Men’s Bible Class at C J Remsburg’s Lake View home with wives and friends as guests.
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Southern Methodist Church
A. R. Snedegar
W. E. Wodkey
Ray Burgee
Mr. Snedegar
David
Soederar
Atthers
R. Carl Maxwell
C. P. Bonet
North Market Street
Chase Te Hohl Ow
Planes Breakaway in 37-Craft Coast-to-Coast Race
A field of 37 planes starts a cross country race across the United States. Pilots from various clubs and sponsors compete from an eastern departure to a western finish. Weather and navigation challenge teams as the event unfolds with plans for a tight time window.
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United States
Rowland Leads First of Party in Transcontinental Race
Roanoke field New York September 5 Thirty seven airplanes begin a 423000 mile race to Los Angeles. Albert Fr Jacobs of Philadelphia shoots off at 8 42 42 am standard time as two other classes prepare to start later this week with cash prizes totaling 42500 distributed among four divisions.
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Roanervelt Field
N.Y
Los Angeles
Middletown
Beenput
Columbus
Albert FR. Jacobs
Philadelphia
Hie Viola Gentry
New York
California Air Race Committee
Court News Marriage Licenses Read in 7 Emmet Area
A list of forthcoming nuptials shows multiple couples from Philadelphia, Mt. Airy, Woodsboro, Frederick, Braddock, and surrounding areas applying for marriage licenses. The notices include ages and residents, with several transfers of property and modest sums noted in counts and counties.
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Emmet
Heke
Ruth
Alepges
Philadelphia
John Martin Crabbs
Union Bridge
Mary L. Wood
Mt. Comoe
Baltimore County
Frederick Hesert
Willazeport
I Pa
Minnie Frances McBride
Braddock
James H. Dayhoff
Retile — Jackson
Woodsboro
Earl Nelson Haines
Alberts Grove
Public clinic opened to halt typhoid epidemic
Annapoli reports a small clinic opened today in Eastport schoolhouse to combat a typhoid outbreak. Test tents and disinfectants are planned as officials rush to stem contamination from a neighboring city’s water supply. The total cases remain uncertain due to disrupted reporting.
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Annapoli
Eastaxt
Eestport
Sght
Antepolis
Eastport
Sesi- Genis
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