Frederick Schools Open With 2350 Enrollees in City and County
Frederick city and county schools reported a large first day enrollment led by Church Street and Frederick High School. Church Street registered 636 students, North Market 514, Parkview 473, Washington Street 153, and Frederick High 794, with freshmen counts breaking 100 in some programs.
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Mexico Names General Abelardo Rodriguez President
General Abelardo Rodriguez, long backed by liberal factions in the Mexican Congress, becomes president after Pascual Ortiz Rubio resigns from office. Secretary of War Rodriguez succeeds to the presiden cy.
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Mexican Congress
Abelardo I. Rodriguez
presiderer
Pascus
Ortiz Fabio
Lutheran Meeting Draws Hundreds in Hagerstown
Approximately 75 persons from Fred e city and court attended the Maryland Synod Lutheran convention at Trinity Church Hagerstown September 3 5. Bela Rvsin W Howard retiring president. officers elected Frederick M Heise president Frederick P Entler vice president Miss Katherine Grove corresponding secretary Miss Mary Rhodes recording secretary Bertram Geisten member of executive committee. About 174 delegates and many observers attended a banquet at Masonic Temple and St Johns auditorium. Reverend J G Wicker of Washington spoke and delegates from Frederick Briddietowm Emmitsourg Walkerstille attended.
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Edge United Lutheran church
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Infantile paralysis halts opening of local school
A six year old boy with infantile paralysis caused the school to delay its opening. The school board, led by President L. Snyder, postponed plans as the community awaits further guidance. The article also notes military recruitment activity at local stations and branches.
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Chickens Help Solve Theft Case Home Roost Clues
A crate of white chickens tied to a car sparked a local spree leading deputies and residents to two white and two colored suspects in a Burkinsville area theft ring. Witnesses Young and Youngs tracked the car, chickens were found at Dikes and Kepplers homes and the four suspects were bound over for the grand jury with bonds set at 250 each.
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Charles W. Crum
Eart M Lowell
Burkinsyile
White Rock
M. Henry Kepler
Albert
Dikes
Heman Johnson
Owen Norris
George Turner
Bur
Ben- Inets
David Young
Middletown
Young
Rombac
Youngs
Marzer
Rohrbach
Kep
Johnson
Serris
Wusaes
Heat Prostration Blamed for Man’s Death at Manchester Event
An elderly man identified as Albert Dudrear, about 65, collapsed and died near a Manchester crowd after attending a baseball game on Monday afternoon. Officials indicated heat prostration as the cause, noting he appeared overheated before his death. Local medical personnel attended but could not revive him.
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Manchester
Carrol comte
Albert Dudrear
Deaths in State Over Labor Day Holiday Reach 44
Associated Press reports 44 fatalities in Maryland during the Labor Day weekend. Causes include auto accidents, pedestrian incidents, aviation mishaps, personal crises, and a stabbing. Baltimore records lead in deaths with others spread across Frederick, Cumberland, Elbow, and Eastern and Western Shore counties.
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Western Shore
Local firemen win two prizes in Washington parade
The Independent Hose Company of Frederick won first prize for best appearance and third prize for organization in the Labor Day parade. The Frederick firemen led by Dr A A Radcliff left early and returned with honors announced the next day. Governor Ri land and Brig Gen Pelham D Glassford attended the event despite heat.
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Joel Willard
George Wallace
Frederick
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Wale Danner
Jesse Dinterman
J- Ham Davis
Robert Rumpf
George Sharer
Joel Wilard
we Frederick
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Albert C. Riland
Pelham D. Glassford
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Weather Data Snapshot From September 1930 1932
Readable fragments show monthly precipitation figures for September 1930 and 1931, including inches of rainfall and excess totals. Daily temperatures, sunrise and sunset times, moon phases, and rivers Potomac and Monocacy reported as muddy.
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tomorrox
Condor
Potomac
Monocacy
Firefighters Save Home In Cedar Grove Blaze
Grove area fire units responded Monday to a call at Mrs. A Purdum’s home near Cedar Grove and saved portions of the house. The portion saved contained savings of about 150 dollars. Estimated damage around 5000 dollars.
Motive Farm Leaders 10 in Bern Case Face Plans
State authorities seek details as motive emerges in Bern case involving ten farm leaders found dead by their own actions. Investigators probe price war links and possible planning by a husband and associates amid rising regional tensions.
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BERN
No Doubt Of Death By Own Action In Paul Bem Case
Hollywood AP report states investigators find no doubt the death of Paul Bem occurred by his own action. They seek motive as they question actress Jean Hart and Tad prods Davidsen about the circumstances. Miss Harlow may offer information as she is questioned at Beverly Hills home.
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Jean Hart
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New Brunswick Mayor Takes Office Tonight
The town of Brunswick prepares for a mayoral transition as Harry R. Mace assumes the seat from Harry G. Allgire. A new council member from the first ward, Thomas F. Hinkie, will also take office amid expected appointments. Former Senator Jacob Rehrback, now an attorney in Wood, is noted in the shifts.
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CHL
Harry R. Mace
Harry G. Allgire
Thomas F. Hinkie
Jacob Rehrback
Unis 4
EM. Wood
Rehrback
Bulls Still Command Stock Market Situation
A distorted report notes traders facing a difficult session as stock prices drift and market sentiment shows signs of strain. The piece references uncertainty after a period of gains and hints at a shift in investor confidence amid broader economic concerns.
Walker Denied Offer as Talkies Czar in Large Ceremony
A garbled report notes an official visit and denial of a request to appoint someone named Walker to a high post described as Talkies Czar amid a grand reception. Names and details are unclear due to OCR issues, but the core event involves a rejected appointment and a formal acknowledgment during a significant gathering.
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ME. Vernon
A. C. Bend
Walker Foyezaz
Mr. Weever
thas
Tobacco Proves Golden Week Amid High Market Trade
The report notes a rising market for tobacco with strong demand during a period described as Golden Week. Analysts observe steady purchases and price stability across key outlets, indicating sustained consumer interest and potential shifts in regional tobacco pricing.
Secret session sparks hopes as farmers plan actions
A secret Iowa meeting of the Farmers Holiday Association sought ways to press the farm strike amid reports of violence in the northwest. Talks hinted at continuing the movement, with emphasis on Midwest action and a possible embargo revocation tied to farm product flow through highways. In Memphis, 40000 gallons of sweet milk faced dumping unless prices improved.
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Iowa Farmers’ Holiday Association
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Independent Dairymen’s Association
Mississippi river
Accident near Harmony involves Mrs Heeter from Rosecrans
Mrs Jessie Heeter of Rosecrans was injured in a collision with a Washington car at Harmony near Walkersville while traveling with two suitcases. She was taken to Frederic Hospital after the forward car struck by the train, as reported by Dr. W Long and others.
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Jessie Heeter
Washington
Harmony
Hester
Has- Grove
State of Siege Begins as Peasants Default Tax
A chaotic report notes a state of siege after peasants defaulted on taxes. The piece mentions a fire department response and unclear references to a department at 2a am and lower floors. The overall context remains uncertain but signals civil unrest and emergency actions.
Mob attacks in Tennessee spill over into wrongful imprisonment
A violent mob of about 500 stormed a Tennessee jail, seizing three black men accused of aiding a stable theft. Constables were shot as the crowd forced the inmates from the cabin to Nashville for officials. Authorities rode to the scene with soldiers and aid.
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Bethern
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Ed Cl
Nash
sneh
Defenders' Day Tablet Dedication Planned on Sept 12
A local notice announces a ceremony to dedicate 75 tablets in memory of Defenders' Day on September 12. The fragment references Jence Randolph and Si Stottiemyes of Basip with an unclear context about 18 pounds at rest.
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Knights Pythias Mammoth Parade Planned For Monday
Local Knights of Pythias lodges announce a Mammoth Parade Monday with Supreme Chancellor James J. Quan and other prominent speakers attending at the Opera House. The event includes a 6 30 pm parade, parade assembly, and speeches by state and district leaders, with invitations extended to Governor Albert C. Ritchie and Secretary of State David C. Winetrer.
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Maryland
Albert C. Ritchie
Staite
David C. Winetrenner
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Mutiny Aboard Liner Ends as Police Arrive
Fragmentary report notes a mutiny aboard a liner as police reach the scene. The readable text references armed or escort personnel and an onboard confrontation, with no clear names or locations. Further details are unreadable in the text.
Denmark Hutchinson Fined 180 in Flower Show Case
Lancon was Jim Teesburs at a flower show in September. Authorities fined Denmark Hutchinson 180 for an undisclosed violation.
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HUTCHINSON
DENMARK
Teesburs
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