Police Tag 223 Cars in First Night of Campaign
Police tag 223 parked cars in a citywide street cleaning campaign to deter overnight parking. Yellow warning placards inform owners of forthcoming prosecutions after September 15. The effort, approved by the mayor and aldermen, aims to improve sweeping efficiency and collect dirt, with about 48 tons removed so far and night routes covering roughly 15 miles.
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Warages
Adolph Habo
Wetenday
Walsh
Connecticut G. O. P Nominate Walcott
New Baton Conn Sept 7 AP State Senator Frederic C Walcott was nominated for U S Senator by the Republican state convention Walcott polled 472 votes to 114 for William H Blodgett state tax commissioner Walcott is president of the State Board of Fisheries and Game During World War he worked with Herbert Hoover in relief efforts Governor John H Trumbull was renominated by acclimation.
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New Baton
Conn
Frederic C. Walcott
U. S
Walcott
Wiliam H. Blodgett
State Board of Fisheries and
Geme
Herbert Hoover
John H. Trumbull
Two Die In Chat Rfor Assaulting School Girls
In Luntsville Texas on Sept 7 Esquival Servina and Clemente Rodriguez were electrocuted at the State penitentiary after being convicted in a San Antonio court of criminal assault on three San Antonio high school girls.
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Luntsville
Texas
Esquival Servina
Clemente Rodriguez
San Anton
San Antonio
Three Workmen Presumed Dead Under Hot Tar Sheet
San Francisco observers report a sheet of blazing tar over a bay area section exploded last night. Three workers were injured as woodwork of a $2,000,000 project suffered damage. Local drivers cite Sept 1 motor violations as a factor, with several operator licenses suspended or revoked for excess and intoxication. Additional traffic fines were issued for speeding and license issues in nearby towns. A divorce case in Frederick involved Rene S. Garp and R. Joes, granting absolute divorce and custody of two children.
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San Francisco
San Francisco Bay
Autekan Vietsnow
B. Dauid Bayar
Earl & Ramstacy
Wes
Marines In Nicaragua China And Haiti Report
Service writes detail US marine deployments from Nicaragua to Haiti, noting about 2,900 being trained near Leon for October elections, 3,000 marines in China reduced to 1,500 in Shanghai and Tientsin, and Haiti marines overseeing customs with a 10 year accord while daily life includes movies and sports amid patrols and unrest.
Bomb hits Chicago home of police captain in raid retaliation
Chicago, Sept 7 AP A bomb blasted the home of Police Captain Luke Garrick early today. His wife was thrown from bed and their seven month old granddaughter buried under plaster in her crib. Damage estimated at 10000. A bomb also exploded in a vestibule of the building housing the captain's club where men were arrested for gambling. Authorities suspect retaliation for the raid.
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Chicago
Luke Garrick
Mra Garrick
Garrick
Wee Ge
Ego Te Eee
Asletic Club
New Jersey Labor Endorses Smith Despite Rift
The New Jersey State Federation of Labor backed Governor Alfred E. Smith with a 100 percent pro labor stand, though the endorsement faced criticism during debate. The vote produced a split but ultimately favored Smith with cheering.
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Atlantic
John Coolidge to Secure Railroad Position
The text indicates John Coolidge seeks entry into railroad service, expressing favorable reception and a desire to begin at the bottom and learn the trade. Regions named include New York New Haven Hartford, with emphasis on starting in a trainee role and progressing through railroad work. The source shows uncertainty about the exact job title or location.
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New Yoas
New Haves
Hartford
Coolidge
Improvements approved for Frederick telephone center
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad board approves spending 20000 to add booster equipment at Frederick central office. Total Maryland telephone system additions for the year reach 1733045. Frederick office, a key switching point, requires more repeaters as call volume rises. engineers plan installation. The repeater allows long distance voice transmission across the country.
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Frederick
Chesapeake and Pohk
Il Payne
Maryland
Ser
Payne
Rowland Still Leads Air Race to Los Angeles
Rowland continues to lead the air race toward Los Angeles as reported from Wichita with standings showing his sustained advantage and pursuit by rivals along the route.
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Rowland
Los Angeles
Air derby update and family reunions in Maryland and Kansas
In Wichita a pilot, Rowland, wins the transcontinental air derby leg from Kansas City to Wichita in one hour 36 minutes, extending his lead as stormy weather affects others. Postponements hit the New York to Los Angeles derby classes, while reunions in Taneytown and Westerinster gather descendants of Mathias and Harbaugh families with multiple local attendees and elected officers.
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Wichita
Kan
Art Rowland
Rowland
Roosevelt Field
N. Y
Kans City
Row‘lend
Hubert Dake
Pittsburgh
Kansas City
Duke
Ricards Field
Fort Worth
Texas
Dake
Richards Field
Agaim
M. Y
Alleghenia
Pennsylvania
New York
Los Angeles
Balchen Lands Safe After Byrd Expedition Plane Strikes Trouble
Bernt Balchen piloted the Byrd expedition tri motor aircraft with Floyd Bennett and seven aboard to a safe landing at Logan Field near Baltimore after engine trouble forced a descent. None were hurt. The plane, to be loaded with two others for the Antarctic expedition, was en route from Ariachel Field, N. J., to Hampton Roads for loading aboard the expedition ship.
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Baltimore
Bernt Balchen
Floyd Bennett
Logan Field
Here
Balchen
Ariichel Field
Hampton Reads
Mrs Knapp Drops Appeal in Census Grand Larceny Case
Florence E S Knapp, former New York secretary of state, serving a 30 day county jail term for grand larceny tied to the 1925 state census, has decided not to appeal. Her lawyers declined to explain, but a doctor reportedly advised against it for health reasons.
Republican gives large sum to Smith’s fund
New York AP report: Democratic National Committee Chairman John J. Raskob says Edward Harkness, New York philanthropist and former Republican, donated 210000 to Governor Smith’s campaign fund. Harkness cites admiration for Smith and his courage and honesty on prohibition.
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New ‘York
Sept
John J. Raskob
Democratic National Committee Today
Edward &, Harkness
New York
Harkness
Smith
Rivers Rise Across Georgia After Heavy Rains
Atlanta dispatch reports rivers in Georgia North Carolina and South Carolina rising due to heavy rainfall. North Carolina witnesses overflowed farmland and damaged cotton. main roads are impaired and reports of damage seek clarification.
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Atlanta
Parse
Georgia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Anr Rt Atenor
Sweep of Stock Prices Marks Record Highs Across Markets
A sweeping advance in stock prices pushes nearly two score investors toward record highs as trading volumes reach about 4.6 million shares. The session features jurors drawn and replacements for several jurors in a court proceeding, with named replacements including Fred erk and John Ricketts, among others, amid shifting attendance and outcomes.
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Fred
John Ricketts
Richard F. Simmons
Charlies al
James KE
Grots
t—Wison L. Pryor
Joba & Weybright
Maryland Utilities Meeting Registration Chaos
A sprawling list of attendees from utilities and electric companies fills a Maryland meeting notice. Names span Potomac Edison, Consolidated Gas, General Electric, United Railways, Baltimore firms, and numerous officials, with Havre de Grace and Annapolis among recurring locales. The document catalogs participants, affiliates, and related entities rather than a single event outcome.
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Eeewnrea Av
Ader
Cots
Chee
Poser Company
F. A. Ale
Noninst Mani
Poser
Public
Cntities Eectric and Company
OR. FF. Bone
Ste
Brill Company
J. D. Bears
P. J. Brady
Havre de A
JM Deke
Crm Shore Pubic Service Company
B.E. Dement
Potomac Electric Power Company
A. P. Dunnigan
Annapolis and Chesapeake Bay Power Company
B. J. Dischinger
General Electric Supply Co
J. A. Dull
Hoover Company
Washington
B. A. Duvall
Consolidated Gas
and Birs
A. E. Delaplaine
Lake Ell
C. FL. Enein
Eastern Shore Public Service Company
C. E Basterdar
Union Bridge Electric Manufacturing Company
R. B. Ficharty
Public Utilities Commission
Earl F. Pisher
Kifbaum
Greenfield Electric Campens
D. &. Kinness
United Railways
Ree
Dr. and Mrs. H. Lloc. Kletfer
A. M. Kremkaw
Copperweil Steel Co
G. ©. Krause
D. Z. Kinnear
Baltimore
Harriett King
Roberta Electric Company
D. J. Locke
United Trailways
J. HL Lantink
General Electric
HL L., Leonard
Washington Public Gas Company
W. E. Reed
A C.F Motors
Philadelphia
Bina
G .M. Ruoff
Locke Insulator Co
HL G. Richardson
Standare Underground Cable Co
Rev .Dhem C
Royal
Frecesick
Anc Rus
M. F. Riley
F. HL Robertson
Robert St. Clair
A. R.A
New York
B. Paul Smith
Potomac Edlevon Co
Hagerstown
E. B. Smith
American Brake Shoe and Foundry Co
Nathan Shute
the Joslyn Co
New Yorker
T. B. Symonds
University of Maryland
College Park
WG Stitchberry
Edison Lamp Works
Baitt Bow
Smith
General Elecuric
Bee’ World
New Yorn
Nealth, Susque- Panta Power Co
Dover Public Tabtes
Dover
Del
F. P. Smith
Westinghouse Lamp Co
Ma Log Smith
Consolidated EL and P
W. W. Schmid
Page & Est Co
Camson Schamiocke B
Felleme Amdwie
B.C. Paught
Bare General Electric
W. 8. Gores
George HL Gibert
General
George S. Gr
Rumnsey Electric
J. Galbraith
Potomac Electric - Gissa
Potomac Edison
Fern Graham
Eastern Shore i
W. M. Garrett
A. J. Hanna
Capital Traction Company
T. K. Barron
United Railways and Electric Company
Henry Holzapfel
P. S.C
R. Harvey
Westinghouse Electri Cs
J. E. Hebbetle
Maryland Meter
AL Wagner
Comsidakd Gas
Wood
Virginia Rr
Erectzte
Richmond
EW. Willams
Gen. Electric
ML Woile
G. Wright
Chas Wallace
Wesvingham Eecivic
L. L. Wilson
Lll Wilson
Prederick
B. A
Potomac
Wife Beater Found Guilty in Historic Court Case
Walter R Newton was found guilty of beating his wife Frederica. Sentencing by Justine Sherman occurred at the Howe of Correction, with the sentence suspended pending Newton's stay. The case marked a second pending matter as Newton faced possible imprisonment if bail forfeiture continued. Justice Bowers ordered custody as bond forfeiture status was resolved.
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Naaaut
Walter R.newton
Frederica
Justine Sherman P
Newton
Justice Bowers
Roderick
Lind
Reno
Four More Arrests In Philadelphia Expose
Philadelphia Sept. 7 AP District Attorney John Monaghan announced four additional arrests in the brand jury investigation of gang murders and bootlegging in Ute city. He said this marked a major development and promised disclosures, while declining to name the four men. Samuel O. Wayne federal prohibition administrator challenged reports that Philadelphia is a center of illegal alcohol, noting evidence ready for grand jury on a bootleg ring led by Max Hoff diverting more than 350000 gallons from a single distillery to varied parts of the country Hoff also serves as a manager of prizefighters.
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Philadelphia
John Monaghan
Brand Jury
Ute City
Samuel O. Wayne
Torney Monaghan
Max “Bow Boo" Hoff
Dentists to Meet at Maryland State Association Gathering
Frederick is set to host the Maryland State Dental Association fifth semi annual meeting at Carvel Hall Annapolis on Monday and Tuesday. Local dentists including A A Had cliff T Bader J T Pyles W E Trail D G Everhart B M Davis J Marrone and W B Watson of Brunswick will attend. The program features Dr C Merle Dixon Jr on The Dixon Improved Charting and Accounting System with an address of welcome by Dr Max K Bazlor. Social events are planned for visiting dentists’ wives.
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Frederick
Maryland State Dental Association
Carvel Hall
Annapolis
A. A. Hadcliff
T. & Bader
J. T. Pyles
W. E .Trail
D. G. Everhart
B. M. Davis
J Marrone
W. B. Watson
Brunswick
Max K. Bazlor
Baltimore
Radcliff
C. Merle Dixon, Jr
Dixon
Tuesaday
Three Conferences Held During Morning Meeting Event
Approximately 200 attendees including public representatives filled the morning sessions of the midyear meeting of the Maryland Utilities Association at Braddock Heights. Three concurrent groups electric gas and transportation heard talks on rural electrification and utility policy.
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Atary Fand
Mreddock
Hotel Braddock
Catoctin
Williamsport Electric Plant
A. Gray Willains
Winchester
Jules Brazil
Ritchie
Mountain Top
L. G. Smith
C. H. Leatham
Hagerstown
T. 5. Symons
University of Maryland
Maryland Utilities Association
Leatham
Neill
Symons
Woos
National Electric Light Association
Maryland
District of Humble Itz
E. A. White
National Ani Ciation
Herbert Wagner
Consolidated Gas Company
R. A. Pearson
H. J. Patterach
Douglass Burnett
Consolidated Company
Tate Ells
Baltimore
Pubic Service Commission
Bese Thermal Uit
Stancard
Ellis
Commission
Children’s Day at Eucharistic Congress in Sydney
The report describes children in white dresses gathered in squares during a bright sunny Eucharistic Congress in Sydney on September 7. About two hundred thousand people attended, with girls on one side and boys behind them, as the event drew large crowds and public interest.
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Sydney
New South Wales
Critical condition of 11-year-old Masia amid accident injuries
A report from Sand Snecky Hospital states Masia, an 11-year-old, remains in critical condition after an incident near Plane Bo 4 Var. Medical staff describe stabilization efforts as ongoing and determine further treatment is needed.
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Criskat
Bo 4 Var
Sand ‘Enck Cy Hospital
Thie Sere
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American Electric Railways Association
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United States
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H Leatham Prack Butts
Frank Mitchell
G W. Woolford
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H. L. Leonard
R. Paul Sealth
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R. K Long
Robert J. Gendthaus
Byron A. Winetrener
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ML P. Rikey
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