Maryland towns flood as hurricane shifts path
Flood waters from the Florida hurricane inundate Federalsburg and nearby towns on Maryland's Eastern Shore. Distress grows as seven feet water floods main streets, forcing mass evacuations and suspending services while rescue crews seek boats to reach marooned residents.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Florida
Federalaburg
Mark
Great Mills
Bt Mary's County
Ange
Denton
Easton
Fighways
Mardell
Aecus
Shori
Garrett Case Appeals to Supreme Court for Heirs
An appeal to the Supreme Court gives 127 relatives of the late Walter Garrett hope to share in his fortune. The Orphans Court earlier ruled the widow Henrietta received the estate, while 127 claimants seek their share of an $17 500 balance before 1890. Local claimants include N Gallet near Frederick and Rasch Garrett near Westminster.
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Philadelphia
Supreme Court
Walter Garrett
Yenler
Orphans Court
Garretts
Henrietta
Mehr
Garrett’aumants
Not Appointing He Says for Springfield State Hospital Post
A report from Springfield outlines contention over the selection of the next superintendent for the Springfield State Hospital. Frederik County lever is noted as seeking an applicant while Dr Goodell attends the board meeting and Dr Hosea W Me Adoo is mentioned as retiring.
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Charles F. Costle
Board of Manages
Colomb
Moma
Bank Building Sale In Hagerstown To A Chicago Firm
The receiver for the Hagerstown Bank and Trust Company announced the sale of the Hagerstown Bank building on the main Washington Street block for 100000 dollars. The buyer is Charles J Hoover of Chicago representing a large firm. A modern store building will be erected on the site, and the old bank structure is one of the oldest in the city.
Seizure of 10000 Gallons Mash and Three Prisoners
Federal agents seized about 10000 gallons of mash and arrested Jamey Jones 28 Frank Marshall 26 and George Bowes 17 all of Brunswick. Two houses rented by Jones and Marshall yielded equipment and about 4000 gallons of mash. The men were jailed in Hagerstown awaiting trial before Commissioner Angie Wallinger.
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New Brunswick
Agenia
Hagerstown
Angie Wallinger
Jamey Jones
Frank Marshall
George Bowes
Brunswick
Jones
Marshial
Ralph Tage
Roachs O
Mukhda
Arnold Jefferson
Destruction and Theft at Marshalls House Report
Fragmentary report details a large seizure at the Marshall residence including 150 gallons of liquor, 131 gallons of whiskey, 34 barrels of mash, 44 barrels of netuo dons Mgase, and 6 000 gains of mash. Authorities mention a parade of events, arousing public concern and potential sanctions.
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Jones
Marshalls House
Wyde
Raniang
Marshall Piace
Mas
Coun
Stius
Peoples Drug Buys Read Store In This City
Announcement Friday afternoon says Peoples Service Drug Stores have acquired Read's drug store at 9 Norco Market Street. The new owners will take over within days and maintain current staff. Beavers and district managers were involved in the deal, with plans to operate the Frederick and Hagerstown Read locations soon.
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Peoples Service Drug Stores
Read's Drug Store
Norco Market Street
Peoples
Harry’ & Leighton
Beavers
Peoples Company
Guernsey Breeders Meet Organizes County Group
The Guernsey cattle breeders of Frederick County held a meeting at Viewsite Farm near Frederick to form an organized group. Howard U Quinn presided at the home meeting, with officers named and by-laws discussed at the office of County Agent Henry R Shoemaker. Executive members include George Bidle Clyde Green Harry Wisner and Dorsey King Granville Hibbard attended with University of Maryland Extension Service speakers.
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Read, Dig and Chemical Company
Buvne
Baltivote
Guernsey
Fred- Rotssite
Frederick
Ofice
Henry R Shoemaker
Howard U Quann
Jess M Burall
Mullard Hall
George Bidle
Clyde Green
Harry Wisner
Dorsey King
Granville Hibbard
Brooklandwood Farms
Howard Barker
League actions edge toward ending Italo Ethiopian crisis
Geneva reports show the League of Nations forming a five nation sub committee to resolve the Italo Ethiopian dispute. Mussolini concessions enable the body to operate, while Laval plans an Italian guardian role over Ethiopia to safeguard Italian interests. Britain eyes anti British and pro Italian propaganda in Egypt amid broader tensions.
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Qeneva—Progreaa
League of Nations
Italy
Ethiopia
League Council
Journai
Anrone Coloniale
Britain
Egypt
London
Africa
Great Britain
Addis Ababa
Haile G8elansig
League
Geneva
Mussolini
Five Nations
France
Spain
Poland
Turkey
Pierre Laval
Iraq
Mesopotamia
Laval
Peoples Stores Sold Biooms Sept 6 A Deal Announced
Read Drug and Chem Co of six Peoples stores in Baltimore announced a sale transfer effective September 15 to provide Rif Han with a large network. The total price was not disclosed. In a separate case Crowder, a colored truck driver, was fined 108 dollars and costs for operating a motor vehicle without insurance. Police Court Friday night. State Officer Lewis prosecuted.
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Peoples Stores
Gil Oiy
Read Drug
Peoples
Baltimore
Es Artad
Vale Gil
Ba'imore
Wollesvdd Pa
Mary Mulson
Pear Hyaweowo
Jann Wo Omull
Joseph H Butsard
Clarence M. Blyward
Milk War Looms in Baltimore Milk Market
Maryland Milk Control Commission filed a petition in Baltimore Circuit Court seeking dissolution of an injunction that bars it from operating, amid threats of a milk war unless industry regulation is imposed. The case, led by Attorney General Herbert R O Conor and Charles Page, aims for a hearing the next day.
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Baltimore
Maryland Milk Control Commission
Herbert R O Conor
Charles Page
Marsland Co-Operative Milk Producers’ Association
Maryland to Receive Nearly 5 Million in Federal Funds
Maryland will get almost five million dollars in federal funds for road building and trade coming elimination. Rep William F. Cole Jr. said the final road details were submitted to the Federal Bureau of Public Roads in Washington by Dr Homer E Tabler, chairman of the State Roads Commission. Tabler's talks followed conferences with federal officials by Rep Cole and Sen Todings.
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Baltimore
Sept
Maryland
William F. Cole Jr
Federal Bureau of Public Roads i
Washington
Homer E Tsbier
State Roads Commission
Tabler
Rep. Coke
Sen.Todings
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Federal Agents
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Dorks
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Longe Stone
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