Labor Day Observances and Firemen Parade Details
Labor Day weekend activities include post office hours, banking closures, and a surge in travel as summer ends. The Independent Hose Company plans a Washington parade led by a new 12 cylinder American LaFrance engine, to be tested on return. Local events at Braddock Heights feature a season finale of song services and film, with Bible Society planning January anniversary arrangements at the M. C. A. meeting.
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Independent Hose Company
Washington
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American LaFrance
Frederick
la Prance
Braddock Heights
Oberammergau
Brew
S. Eisner Brow
James H. Brechten
State Battles for Payment of Forest Fire Costs
The report describes claims and legal actions over charges to the state for fighting forest fires in Frederick County and surrounding areas. It notes costs allegedly owed, the state’s position favoring reimbursement, and procedures for pursuing claims against involved parties.
John H Mitten Dies Aged 87 In Westminster Community Pillar
John Henry Mitten died Friday at his Westminster home, aged 87, a lifelong Carroll County printer and editor. A Civil War veteran, he worked with the Times Printing Company and was awarded a medal as the oldest newspaper man in the United States. Surviving are four children and a widow. Funeral at St Pauls Reformed Church Monday at 2 pm with Door to Virtue Lodge No 46 A F and A M Tyler conducting.
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Carroll County
Americar ‘Sentinel
George RE. Mather
Times Printing Company
Hiseach
United States
Editors Association of the
Burns’ Poot
Westminster Fire Company
Tyler
Virtue Lodge
Charity Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Independent Order Mechanics
St. Paul's Reformed Church
Westiminster
Mary Elizabeth Hoff
Chhurch
Henry
Keturah Mitten
J. Albert Mitten
J. Thomas Andrers
Westminster
Clara M. Lane
Rockall
George H. Mitten
Washington
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Pat St. Paul's Reformed Church
Virtue Laxige
Claude Jw. Kimmey
A. Herbert Bogler
Carroll E. Miers
Joseph E. Hunter
Frank T.butles
Herbert M. Phillips
Harry P. Gorsuch
Dr. L. K. Woodward
George K. Mather
John H. Cummingham
Oscar DB. Gibex
Harry D. Pouble
Frank T. Schaeffer
Samuel C. Stoner
Wiliam F. Helm
Oliver M. Crouse
Theodore A. Kauffman
Harvey A. Bankett
Abraham H. Piie
Jaeier Shunk
Jein L. Brundige
John R. King
John Mofit
John R. Fossil
Mary Shellman
German Austro Customs Union Ruled Illegal
Geneva report states the Austro German customs union was declared illegal by the Hague Court. The decision aligns with Article 788 of the Treaty of Saint Germain and the Geneva protocol. Seven judges joined in a dissected opinion led by Kellogs, former State official, noting compatibility with the treaty terms.
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The
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Frank
Kellogs
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Grand Officers Plan New Bank On Visit To Monrovia
A news item describes Grand Officers organizing a comfort station plan for a new bank at the Monrovia courthouse site. It lists speakers and attendees from Maryland chapters, includes social events and decorations, and notes renovation needs for the courthouse facilities and preservation concerns for valuable court papers.
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Bank Onvisittoo
E.S
Court House
Monrovia
Democrats Picnic at Conomac Park Today
Hagerstown Maryland September 5 AP The leading Democratic figures in the state including Governor Ritchie Mayor Jackson of Baltimore Senator Tydings and Major E Brooke Lee were expected at a party picnic at Conomac Park Williamsport on the program for addresses A9 the Democratic organization club led by Attorney General William Preston Lane Jr planned the event to draw several thousand attendees After speeches at 330 pm the entertainment committee arranged roasted corn hot sandwiches and lemonade The sighting of Mayor Jackson was seen as influential to his rumored 1934 gubernatorial bid Governor Ritchie would be completing his fifth term then
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Ritchie
Jackson
Baltimore
Tydings
E. Brooke Lee
Conomac Park
Wiliamsport
Democratic Organization Club
William Preston Lane
Speels
Richie
General Strike in Barcelona Resumed After Clashes
Barcelona Sept 5 AP report says the general strike of syndicalists, called off last night after bloody clashes with police, is resumed today despite assurances their men would return today. Disturbances persist as authorities work to restore order.
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Barcelona
Lindberghs Trip On Japan Mountain Roads
The Linberghs journey through Japan's mountain passes draws attention amid mention of radar tech and a new racing innovation. Notes reference Mrs hz and S Cal, with details obscured by garbled OCR.
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Lindberghs
Jagat
S. Cal
Mrs
Japan
Somme
Foxenmorror
Sorrow and Sibling Row End in Gunshot Near Mount Airy
Alfred Myers, 55, wounded his brother Thomas Myers, 70, during a quarrel over the sister Amelia Myers in Mount Airy. The injured man was hospitalized and said to be resting easier. Jesse Myers and Romevels Myers were nearby as the incident unfolded and Alfred was arrested.
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Alfred Myers
Thursfiy
Thomas Myers
Berrett
Carrot
Amelia Myers
Jesse Myers
Reading
Alfred
Thomas
Mt. Airy
Romevels Myers
Jesse
Edgar
Westminster
Imored
Leo Warner
Fred
Ritchie to Lead Parade of Firemen in Washington
Lead story notes Ritchie chosen to head a parade of firemen in Washington. The piece mentions a Pennsylvania detail and a station clerk position abolition noted earlier, with references to the 1890 era and ongoing local context.
Unusually Hot Labor Day Weather Across Regions
Washington reports an unusually torrid forecast for Labor Day. The AP notes a high heat wave with showers breaking it in places. Expect 100 degree readings in parts of the Midwest and eastern states as thousands head home for fall and winter. Rain is forecast for the North, Middle Atlantic, Florida, Ohio Valley, and western regions including the Dakotas, Montana, Oregon, and Washington.
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Washington
North
Middle Atlantic
Florida
Ohio Valley
Lower Lake States
Dakotas
Montana
Oregon
Bombing planes depart Chile coast to hit rebel fleet
Bombing planes took off from naval bases along the coast from Talcahuano to Coquimbo to attack ships held by rebel crews after they defied an ultimatum to surrender. Federal forces occupied coast defenses and stationed troops to defend foreign holdings.
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Santiago
Chile
Talgahuana
Coquimbo
Prisoner Fatally Struck by Guard in Aroundsville
In Aroundsville West Virginia on September 5 192X a guard named Daveson struck prisoner Pred Morgan 32 who was serving a life sentence from Pairmont since 1923. Morgan died after being wounded in the abdomen as the guard moved to Morgan’s cell to take him before the Prison Council Board. The incident followed accusations that Morgan mistreated Tyson as the guard passed the cell.
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W- Va
Pred Morgan
Pairmont
Daveson
Morgan
Prison Council Board
Tyson
Ban
Attempt to wreck N W train foiled in morning report
A disturbance halted a plan to damage the N and W line train. Early morning officials report a thwarted attempt, with no injuries noted. Investigators seek clues as security heightened around transit routes.
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Quimet Leads Westland in Amateur Golf Match
Boston golfer Quimet top scores as Westland visits for an amateur golf match. Details limited. report notes Quimet leads in play with strong drives and steady putts, shaping a tense clash on the fairways.
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Quimet
Westland
Double Holiday Arrest Clears Local Robberies In Hagerstown
Authorities announce arrests linked to multiple Hagerstown robberies including the American Iron Company theft. Swan son R. Turner, 20, confessed after an officer planted a decoy in jail, naming Jack Mongan as involved and detailing safe cracking at a Hagerstown warehouse.
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Hagerstown
American Oi Company
Swanson R. Turner
Frederick
Government motion to quash case overruled in Lynchburg
Newswire reports the power commission learned the government motion to quash an Appalachian Power case was overruled in federal court at Lynchburg. The ruling concerns rights to build and operate a power plant on the New River in Virginia and could affect future administration of the water and power act.
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Washington
The
Power Commission
Appalachian Power
Lynchsburg
New River
Virginia
Extersion Of Leave Granted To Rev Dr Henri Kieffer
The consistory of the Evangelical Re formed church grants a leave of absence to Rev Dr Henri L G Kieffer who has been indisposed for some time. He had expected to resume duties but is advised to remain away until further notice. Weather outlook for coming week.
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East Church
Redh
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Evangelical Reformed Church
Sion
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For
Neaetre
RAM BOAT SEIZED LEADS TO ONE DEATH AND FOUR ARRESTS
Coast Guard and state police seized a 50 foot craft off Massachusetts shore after shots were fired at pursuing officers. One man killed, four arrested on rum running charges. Authorities recovered hundreds of cases of liquor from the craft and dump sites.
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Mass
Seo Zgeetet
Boa
Kingston
Manomet
Qurnet
Jones River
Dorchester
Three Earth Shocks Alarm Florence and Bologna
Florence Italy Sept 5 three strong earth shocks toppled chimneys and cracked walls in several villages 35 miles from Bologna sparking panic among residents. Damage was minor and no casualties were reported amid the scattered tremors.
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Florence
Italy
Bologna
Saint Street Property Sold at Trustee's Sale
The two story tick dwelling with several rooms on Saint Street was sold at a trustee's sale at 11 o'clock this morning at the Court House to H. Dorser. The real estate of the late Amante & Prober, located on Saint Street, was part of Fredert 3950. John L. Detrow attended.
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All Saint Street
Amante & Prober
Court House
H. Dorser
Fredert
Dohn L. Detrow
Weather summary fragment for September precipitation
Fragmentary weather note reports 24 hour precipitation totals and past September figures. Mentions 3.25 inches for September and scattered digits from 1932 era. Reading is incomplete and names dates uncertain.
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