Walter Ganster Found Shot To Death In Off Whiskey Cases
Walter Ganster Jr a 34 year old former lawyer and disbarred figure connected to whiskey cases was found shot to death in an office on Lexington Street Baltimore. He died around midnight with a broken watch and a revolver near him as police investigated the scene and noted his work continued until late last night.
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Walter Ganster
Lexington Street
Charles Baughman
Charles W. Mulligan
Ofe
Ganster
Whisey
Harry A “Bopps” Grove
Frederick
Predrick
Harry A ”Apurs
Baltimore Bar Association
Baltimore
Grove
Notice error in debt responsibility attributed to wife
A misprint in a New York newspaper claimed Dr. Joseph Irwin France would not be responsible for debts contracted by his wife. France says the notice was accidental and not directed at his wife who has been ill and confined to home.
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Philadelphia
Joseph Irwin France
United States
Maryland
New York
France
Amily
Sugar cane quest in New Guinea jungles by air
A Department of Agriculture expedition flies to New Guinea in a hydroplane to collect resistant cane varieties for trials in the United States. Port Moresby hosts a propagation garden as pilots report friendly tribals and new cane varieties found. The mission aims to expand breeding with Java varieties, testing them for mosaic and root rot resilience.
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Bodxet
Wren
Wastiegex
Ocheme
Coe Department of Agriculture
New Gyttea
Guinea
KW. Brandes
New Guineas
Brandes
Port Moresby
New Guinea
Paras
Fly
Strickland
Mast
Freet
Java
Jan
United States
Voter Registration Drives Aimed At October 2
Frederick county parties push intensive registration ahead of November 6. New voters age 21 plus must meet residency and citizenship steps, with transfers for movers from other counties. Revision day is October 16. booths operate 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., election day 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.
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Frederick County
Rak de Wui W Teyder Lms Fai
Maryland
Marrhad
United States
Hagerstown
Fined and charged figures in local court case headline
A chaotic report outlines fines for George Strasberger and King in Peace Court on Friday night for disorderly conduct and assault. Strasberger faced $60 in fines and costs, while King faced $25 plus costs. another associate Zacharias paid a $1 fine. The article weaves in weather notes and mosquito concerns amid unsettled late summer conditions.
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Asemut
George Stresberec
Justin Sormman
P. Bowers
King
Krasbernger
Cass
Costa
Sal
Btrasberger
Ford
Arink
Court Street
Pete A. Zacharias
Two Infantile Paralysis Cases Reported in Frederick County
Two cases of infantile paralysis have been reported in Frederick county though no epidemic is seen. The patients are David Freely near Emmitsburg aged seven and a half, and Betty Tobery near Trappeville aged 14 months. Dr Kefauver urges keeping children from crowds and Baltimore city where many cases appear.
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Frederick County
Tme
EC. Kefauver
County Health Giftce
David Preley
Emmitsburg
Betty Tobery
Trameville
Fraley
Mercy Hospital
Baltimore
Tobery
B. O .Thomas
Baltimore City
Kefauves
Tarrlett Lane
Johns Hopkins
Baltiore
Allegany
Carroll
Anne Arundel
Garrett
Two Novices Pronounce Vows At Visitation Convent
In the Visitation Convent Chapel two novices Sister Francis de Sales Rand and Sister Jane de Chantal Cawood took their vows as members of the Order of the Visitation. The ceremony was led by Rev. Dr. Cartwright with Father Thomas officiating. family and friends attended from Wilmington West River and nearby Maryland points. The academy prepares for its eighty third scholastic year with improvements and continued affiliation with Catholic University of America.
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Visitation
Order of the Visitation
Francis de Sales Rand
Jane de Chantal Cawood
Francis de Sales
Nathaniel Rand
Wilmington
Del
St. Gertrude’s Academy
Ridgely
Jane de Chantal
Maclane Cawood
West River
the Visitation
Acadecy
Lhis Tity
F. Thomas
D. D
Dr. Cartlwright
St. Patrick's Church
Washington, D.C
Wilmingon West River
Washihire
Meryinod
Mantaret Elsenhaver
Lester’ South
C. Wachter
Sr. M. Geneviers
Martinshore
M. Geneviert
Georgetown
D.C
Caetnouc University of America
Baughman Defends State Police In Dry Raids
Baltimore reports Commissioner Baughman defending State Police participation in liquor raids. He says deputies sworn powers require cooperation with county sheriffs and notes prior aid in raids. A Howard county raid led to multiple arrests including two Black men, with fines for others cited in Gettysburg.
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Baughman
Baltimore
Austin Baughman
Beaseman
John H Hardy
Howard County
Ellicott Cii
Ellicott
Sheri John A. Hardy
Julius Wosch
Ellicott Citr
C. E Baseman
Charles Cumberland
Frank Miler
Taylor Ridgely
Hezekiah Johns
Richard Dent
Duck Harris
Arthur McKense
Wheat Prices Steady Amid Bearish Wheat Outlook
Wheat prices remained almost steady in a quiet week despite a bearish outlook for the grain market. Analysts note expectations of a large exportable surplus, a strong North American corn crop, and shifting futures as oats and corn firm while wheat holds. Canada’s crop estimates rise with Winnipeg figures around 575 million bushels, aided by favorable yields and high threshing returns.
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Chicago
Washington
Canada
Winnipeg
United Grain Growers
Wild Bull Movement Roils Wall Street Markets
New York reports a wild bull run driving the market to record highs with small speculators flooding in. Positive earnings, dividends, and refinery profits buoy shares while interest rates and loans remain elevated. steel and utility stocks rally amid broad optimism. Also, Louis L. Wilson replaces John Rickferd as juror drawn by the factory service.
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New York
Edrance
Texas Corporation
Tidewater
Ani
Gus Canenbeed
UN Ladi Group
Jorostem Af & Tewart
Louis L. Wilson
Cant Factury Service
Frederick
John Rickferd
Airplane Rides May Bring Hearing To Frederick Girl
Frederick paper reports AL Berta Shockley, deaf since infancy, has benefited from powered flight guided by pilot Witten J. Leonard with medical guidance from the U S Army. Flights reached 11,000 to 15,000 feet, with listening improvements noted, a third ascent planned. A tourism info drive and parking guidance plan for visitors is also outlined, plus local traffic incidents and notices.
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Frederick Girl
Frederick
AL Berta Schockler
Jacob Quinn
Witten J. Leonard
Vser
Acevice
Bitsy Shockley
United States Army
Plana
Misa Shockley
Leonard
Sbe
Medical Service
Army
Jt Wu
Maryland State School For the Deaf
College
Washington, D. C
Rose Hill Manor
Jesse Renner
New Midway
France Scott Key Hotel
Mim Shockley
United States
Poli Negri Falls From Horse Hurts Battered In Accident
Actress Pola Negri was badly hurt after a fall from a horse during a public event. She landed hard, sustaining serious injuries, and received hospital treatment.
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Pola Negri
Old Graveyard Bodies Removed From Rear of Sunday School
Workmen under funeral director Thomas P. Rice removed five graves from the rear of the Evangelical Reformed Sunday School building and the McCrory store grounds on North Market Street. Remains may be reinterred in another section or moved to Mt. Olivet, including Valentine Schwartz born 1772 died 1803 and others with German inscriptions.
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North Market Street
McCrory Company
McCrory Cormpany
Mary Bach
John Kimball
Valentine Schwarts
Busan Schwarts
Abraham Mate
J. G
Mt. Olivet
Valentine Schwartz
Miles Mary Nestold
Wurttemberg
Germany
Los Angles
Cal
United States
Hur Ruhet
Frieden
Nastold
M. Elin Reedy
Vandergrrl
Cumberland
C. Boarks
Naxtokt
Keedy
Los Angeles
Callers Give Hoover Both Good and Bad News
Washington reports a mix of hopeful and cautious updates for Hoover from New York Rhode Island and Virginia as Hamilton Fish Jr Bascom Stemp and Nicely Fined 500 describe close or uneven margins and shifting momentum in key states.
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Hoover
Washington
Sept
Herbert Hoover
New York
Rhode Island
Virginia
Hamilton Fish Jr
Canada
Bascom Stemp
Coolidge
Booker
Smith
Class B planes reach Bettis field in fog bound continental derby
Aircraft from Roosevelt Field battle dense fog as 20 Class B entries of the transcontinental air derby begin landing at Bettis Field Pittsburgh. Livingstone of Monmouth Ohio lands first in the Waco. several crews report forced landings in Pennsylvania and Ohio with no injuries. Weather described as terrible along the route.
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Pittsburgh
Bettlefield
Roosevelt
Holman
R Gerard
St. Paul
C. Quick and Cie
Cessna
Wichita
Kan
Glenhope
Clearfield County
Torest
Ayr
KR. & Berron
Milwaukee
Waco
Chew
Creme Country
Ayers
Clan B. Bacon
Columbus
John Ff. Livingstone
Monmouth
Derby
Norton Pier
Livingstone
THREE BYRD PLANES TO BE LOADED ON SHIP SOON
Three of four monoplanes for Commander Byrd’s South Polar expedition left the naval air station for Norfolk to be loaded aboard a ship for transport to the polar base camp. The fourth plane remained at Teverboro Airport New Jersey awaiting southbound flight. Bernt Bakhen, a hero of Byrd’s Iran Atlantic flight, was pictured with ten passengers.
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Washington
Byrd
Naval Air Station
Norfolk
Teverboro
N. J. Butte
North Pole
Bernt Bakhen
Smith Invites Critic to Find Site of Pool
Albany reports Governor Smith responds to a letter from Clack A Berns, Republican candidate for Attorney General, about alleged five notorious Albany pool halls near government buildings. He invites Barns to visit the city, inspect the post headquarters, and discuss with the Boston Herald on the alleged crooked committee.
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Smith
Albany
Clack A Berns
Ff Bee En
Martechusette
Semith
Bir. Barnes
Poware Tree
Boston Herald
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Chamber of Commerce of America
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