September Court Opens With Primary Election Face
The September term of court opened with the day’s primary election. Judge Urner warned the grand jury on duty, urging careful findings and to avoid determining guilt or innocence. State's Attorney William Storm was commended for eight years of service as John L. Smith appointed bailiff.
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Jugge Hammond Umer
John S. Newmas
Urner
Grand Y
Samuel F. Rosenstock
Umer
Urner Tocz
William Storm
John L. Smith
Grand Jury
Samuel W. Rosensieck
Hans Wfcone
Marion W. Etzler
Thaddeus H. Khroyer
George Yaste
George J. Amuth
Millard Fp, McBride
George F. Andemson
Charles E Shepier Efett C. Green
Chares A Sisley
Iter D. Peters
Jesse C. Wiles
Walter Buckey
T. Elmer Baer
Daniel J. Jordan, Jr
Marshall H. Warrenfeltz
Enokr J. Brown
Allen E Bollinger
Miph B. Foushour
Walter W. Dean
Scott H. McBride
Gall L. Catsbail
Petit Jury
Joan
Jacobs
A. Windsor Davis
Ifferd G. Blank
Roy CG
Dinterman
Jas
Priot
Claude C. Clemson
J. Wos Eamsburs
Edwin Plummer
Berg AL Retauver
Jesse
Real estate operator Oliver Wallace found dead in gas-filled room
Oliver T. Wallace a 46 year old Wilmington real estate operator who handled sales in Frederick County was found dead in a gas filled room at his home last week His body was discovered by friends after his wife reported him overdue He had recently returned to Wilmington to resume business He operated through Noah E Craner and Son and resided at Braddock Heights He is survived by his wife and two daughters
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Oliver T. Wallace
Wilmington
Frederics
Mr. Wallace
Bellevue Farm
Tract
Neidig
Buckey
Smith
Braddock Heights
Wilmington & U5
Fragmentary Legal Hints On Jury Waiver And Grand Jury
Fragmented text outlines considerations for jury trial waiver and proof of guilt. It references reasonable probability of conviction, and notes that an indictment requires unanimous Grand Jury approval. The passage shows courtroom procedure notes rather than a full narrative.
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Bar of Justice
Petit Jhart
Vial
Drunken Driving Charge Follows Crash Into Auto
A drunken driving charge followed a crash into an auto near West Seventh Street as a motorist struck Dutrow’s vehicle and fled the scene. Dutrow and Thomas faced charges in People’s Court with a $500 bond set for Thomas after an earlier collision near Seventh and Bentz streets injuring or damaging multiple cars.
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West Seventh Street
Revers Cronenburg
Axen
Harola
Dutrow
Colinng
Thomas
Ishar
Richard Young
Young
Seventh
Bentz Streets
Howard Young
East Second Street
Pig Moore
Bentz Street
Miss Frazier Weds Dr Watton in Maryland Ceremony
Miss Virginia Frazier daughter of Mrs. Joan H. Frazier and the late Mr. Frazer of this city married Dr Watton of Statesville North Carolina on a Saturday at 9 o'clock in Halsws Episcopal chapel in David ie Maryland. The wedding was attended by Miss crip of Freder ick and the groom's best man was Dr Lee Saunders of Baltimore. The bride, well known in the city, had graduated in 1917 and was pursuing graduate work at Duke University.
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Virginia Frazier
Joan H. Frazier
Frazer
Watton
Statesville
N. C
Quistiz Armet
Halsws Episcopal Chapel
David+ ie
Victor S. Race
Frederick
Lee Saunders
Baltixne
Mars
N.C
Husband's body found hanging in garage
Police report a husband was found dead in his garage and hanging from a structure. Investigators are treating the case as a possible suicide and are interviewing relatives and neighbors for context. A preliminary examination awaits autopsy results to determine the exact cause of death.
First Two Home Games Highlight Seagale Victory
American Seagle wins the first two home games in a row as Saynihe. nt is noted in brief local coverage. The report emphasizes strong offense and steady defense, with key plays contributing to the early 2-0 home stand by the team.
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American Seagle
Democrats Fill County Ticket In State Central Committee
Democrats fill county ticket with members including Grove re-elected as chairman and Kennedy chosen secretary. The committee supports state and county nominees selected by the people and declares no pre-election strings.
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Charles RK. Harper
Aing County
Ooo
H. Leather
Lawrence L. P
John D. Nicodemus
Art William J. Grove
Leonard C. Barerick
Andrew Annan
Charles
Richard P. Ross
David C. Winebrenner
J. Harry Kennedy
F. Ross Myers
State Central Committee
Mob Attacks Darien Jail in Georgia Public Safety Clash
In Darien Georgia a mob besieged McIntosh County jail amid a public safety item confrontation. George Grant, a 40 year old Black man accused of firing and wounding others, was killed as the mob, opposed by National Guard units, overran the jail and a nearby area. Local police chief Robert Freeman was fatally wounded amid the gunfire and ensuing arrests followed.
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Darien. Ga
McIntosh County
George Grant
Sanaa
National Guard
Mazeiland
R. Anderson
Robert Freeman
Grant
Rains Interfere With Domingan Relief Work
Heavy rains in Port au Prince Haiti enhance flooding along the Ozama river hamper relief efforts in the interior of Santo Domingo. The surge in water levels has stretched rivers and hindered transport, complicating aid distribution as weather worsens the disaster response.
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Port Au Prince
Haiti
Ozama
Ata Domingo
Fragmentary sports note on a continuing drive in a game
The readable text hints at a team pushing a late drive with several leading players involved. Details like team names, scores, or dates are missing, leaving an incomplete picture of the key action and outcomes.
Voters Settle Factional Fights in Primary Today
Voters across Maryland faced factional battles in endorsements and party leadership races. In Baltimore City and county races, leaders like Robert B. Enns, William Curran, and Edward B. Hargess contend for control as Democratic and Republican factions pivot on issues from Prohibition to the national administration. Eastern Shore contests in Somerset and Queen Anne's report strong voter interest with campaigns shaping congressional alignments.
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Baltimore City
Dauey
Cy Groun
Robert B. Enns
William Curran
Edward B. Hargess
Broening
Montgomery County
Brooke Lee
House of Legates
Baltimore County
Edward H. Burke
Somerset
Queen Anne's County
Washington County
Guamang
J. Hubert Wade
Mic
Reform Ministers and Elders at Potomac Synod
State Senator A LeRoy McCardel left Frederick for Salisbury to attend the Potomac synod of the Reformed church. Delegates gathered from Maryland Virginia and the District of Columbia with attendees from Middetown Pleasant and other communities. The annual meeting is hosted by Salisbury Reformed Church and Catawba College.
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L. G. BleMer
Evangelical Reformed Church
A. LeRoy McCardel
Frederick
Salisbury
N. C
Potomac Synod of the Reformed Church
Salisbury Reformed Reh
Cataxba
Territer of Potomac Synod
Maryland
Virginia
District of Columbis
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
North Carolina
Middetown
Ns. Acam
H. Kie Mi
Pleasant
George KE
Clifford Miller
Jsederson
Atyereein
Hagerato
Lower Penasplvan
Maryland Drought Reaches 75 Days Amid Scattered Showers
A Maryland drought extends to 75 days with only sporadic showers breaking the dry spell. Officials warn of continued dryness affecting crops and water supplies as farmers adapt to limited rainfall and potential restrictions.
Hoover Receives Noted Aviators in White House Luncheon
NCAP President Thayur Dwdorne Coste and three aviators including Bellonte, Lindbergh, and Coste were welcomed by President Hoover. He praised their sacrifices and linked their feats to Admiral Richard E. Bird and Captain Eddie Rickenbacker, noting no limits to courage and the enduring pride of American aviation.
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NCAP
Thayur Dwdorne Coste
Hal Bellonte
United States
New York
France
Charles Ed
A. Lind- AL the
Col. Lindbergh
Raen
Coste
Belfonte
Lindbergh
Mr. Hoover
Richard E. Bird
Eddie Rickenbacker
Erra
Newbakes
Marinei
Coste and Bellonte at Tomb Unknown Soldier
Washington September 8 AP A quiet moment of reverence was spent at the Unknown Soldier tomb by Dieudonne Coste and Maurice Bell before the state luncheon at the White House honoring their westward crossing of the Atlantic. Their wreath was laid at Arlington as army buglers sounded. Army bands played the Marseillaise as the airmen walked the memorial amphitheater to the tomb. Coste and Eslande appeared greatly terrified by a restful night at the French embassy. Charles A Lindbergh landed at Bowling Field to attend President Hoover’s luncheon. Rear Admiral Richard E Bird Captain Eddie Rickenbacker were on the guest list.
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Washington
Dieudonne Coste
Maurice Bell
Atlantic
Arlington
Coste
Eslante
Fragmentary local notice with scattered names and places
Fragmentary OCR text references Gaithersburg and Four Comers with unclear date September 8. Mentions people or groups but lacks coherent event or action to summarize into a full notice.
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Bianche A .Cormin
Bare
Gaithersburg
Wilron
Trina Woman's Civic Sepemer 4 Starths
fragmentary OCR notes mention a person named Trina and civic context with unclear year and location. No coherent events, dates, or organizations are readable to form a full summary.
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Trina Woman's Civic
Sepemer
Mr Emer
Ori
Typhoid Cases Treated In County
X cases of typhoid have been treated since August 3, with most cases among travelers to the country and several linked to polluted pools. One death occurred. Patients include Anna Wiseman at Knox Hospital recovering, Rilsaldo Repp and Marie Long at home or hospital, and Regina Brooks who died weeks ago. The county reports uncertain contact tracing but several patients bathed in polluted water.
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Drec
Kefauver
T Omber
Anna Wiseman
Knox’ Sise
Trphio
Rilsaldo Repp
Uniontown
Lester Sknill
Woodbine
Win
Gorge G
Brunswick
George Evler
Walkersville
Rush medical aid from U S to Santo Domingo
A report notes rushed medical aid from the United States to Santo Domingo following a crisis. Details on the operation, agencies involved, and dates remain unclear in the fragment.
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RUSH
U.S
Santo Domingo
Polls Close At 7 P M Two Sets Of Ballots
In Montgomery county great interest centers on district and party races as election officials prepare for two sets of ballots. Officials anticipate delayed counts, with returns expected late tonight and possibly Tuesday, as pink Republican and white Democratic tickets are counted separately. The News-Post will relay results via Associated Press taps as precincts report.
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Ton- F
BEA
News-Post
Associated Press
Baltimore City
Seisi Congress
Maryland
Turiet
Montgomery
Lee Ant
Lee
Mickey Kelliher Dies in Virginia Auto Crash
Maurice Mickey Kelliher 38, former manager of Chambersburg and Hagerstown Blue Ridge League clubs, was fatally injured in a head on collision near Alexandria Virginia while en route to Colonial Beach with three companions. He lived in Washington DC and played first base for St Marys Celtics in Alexanda.
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Maurice
Mickey) Kelliher
Chambersburg
Hagerstown
Blue Ridge
Colonial Beach
River Road
Alexandria
Kellher
Fourteenth Street
Washington, D. C
St. Mary's Celtics
Alexanda
Jeffer
Kania
Ipeanope
Sparro Nm McKeever
Shea
Washington
Sui- Se LR
Mayiinsane Hagerstown
Tequest
Hag& Yast
Paver
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TATE
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Steve Allem
Klinehart
Offeer Bartgis
Peoples Court
Alen
Keefer Proctor
Charles Lenhart
James Marks
James Parker
Lie Seheil
Harry Bermes
Marks
At & Bares
Lechartland Parker
Miss Frazier
Ecomes Bride
W. W. Eagie
Democrats
Georgia
Wenae Suweish
Bons Aed Curran
Hargest
Tenance
Fiont Mona
Congress
Albert
Rite
Wilma F. Broon
Balimore
Otra
Potomac Synod
Salisbury, N. C
Wovernor Long Struck
DY Charities
New Orleans
Aeversary
Hie Tei Nast
Hoover
Lindbergh, Coste, Bellonte
Byrd and
Rickenbacker
White House
Bellonte
Tome
Anatomu
Red Cross
Mickey” Kelliher
Blue Ridge League
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