Ends Life At Home Of His Father-In-Law
A man ends his life by his own action at his father in law's home. The event is reported as a death by suicide. No additional names or details are provided in the readable text.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1930
Page
1
Despondent man commits suicide in home
Millard Glessner 28 was found dead in his wife's family home after shooting himself with a rifle trigger snapped by a cleaning rod. A note requesting care for his six year old son Mullard Jr. was found beside the body. He had been in poor health for over a year and left a brief message to his family before death. Funeral services are planned at his mother's home with interment in Mt Olivet Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uherd
Glessner
Vincent Pox
Eaig
Fox
Por
All Millard
Wssner
Mullard
Gresser
Mathias Mier
Frederick
George K
Harry
Bath
City
Smith Street
Mt Olivet Metery
Carty
Tor
British Aid Work Of Cleaning Santo Domingo
Santo Domingo reports British naval detachment personnel laboring to clear debris and repair streets after the hurricane. They arrived aboard Danae at the request of President Trujillo, relieving Dominican troops and aiding general reconstruction efforts, while a U S marine contingent awaited decision on deployment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santo Domingo
Danae
Unis
Trujillo
United States
Eruption at Stromboli Kills and Injures Many
Reports from Mestina Italy describe a volcanic eruption on Stromboli island followed by an earthquake. Dozens are killed and many injured as lava and ash devastate San Bartolo and nearby villages. Communications indicate ships and ferry boats were lost or damaged during the disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mestina
Italy
Stromboli
Stromboli Island
San Bartolo
Sinn Wins By 28 Votes
Sinn wins by 28 votes in a local election recount. The result shows Sinn defeating opponents with a clear margin and rounds out a tight contest in the oxter district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinn
Auto Crash Near National Trail Inn On Hagerstown Pike
Miss Reta Morrell narrowly escaped serious injuries when her car a Dodge sedan veered left to avoid a passing truck owned by Martin Brothers and driven by Archie Weaver of Hagerstown. The vehicle went into a five foot ditch and was badly damaged. Bill Morrell was slightly injured and taken to Frederick by passing motorists. Sergeant Katz of the State Police will handle the People's Court Monday. Also two cars collided near Lime Kiln injuring no one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reta Morrell
Patrick Street
Hagerstown Pike
Miss Forrell
J Forrell
Martin Brothers
Hageratown
Archie Weaver
Frederick
Bill Korrell
Katz
State Police
People’s Court
Fire renewal on Renn farm stalls attempts to save buildings
A Wednesday fire at William H. Renn’s Shawrick, Adamstown, rekindled around 10 am. The Independent Hose Company rejoined the fight, drawing water from a branch as outbuildings burned and the barn area remained threatened. About $200 in loss was reported from Wednesday’s blaze. the engine helped save other property on the Renn farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shawrick
Wiliam
Monterue
Renn
Exiled Argentine Ex-President Irigoyen Leaves La Plata
Hipolito Irigoyen, deposed president of Argentina, departed La Plata’s Sev enth Regiment barracks at 11 this forenoon with personal effects aboard. A cruiser was to sail for Montevideo this afternoon as he heads into exile amid the political upheaval following General Uriburu’s overthrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Plata
Argentina
Hipolito Irigosen
Argentinas
Montevideo
Evaristo Uribury
Light System Extension on Second Street and College Avenue
Construction begins today on a light system extension from West Second Street to College Avenue and north to Rockwell Terrace, then south to West Patrick and Parkway, with iron poles replacing old wooden ones and green paint planned. The project, expanding lighting from 17 000 to 85 000 candlepower, includes glassware on poles and a Friday start for installation. Park Avenue sewer work also starts, with trenches running under several buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederice
Seccesarie Ds
Patrick Street
Second Street
College Avenue
Rockwell Terrace
West Patrick
Carn Parkway
Parkway School
Jeffers
Elmer Sn CG
Patrick
Market
Maxyel
Park Avenue
Weiskettle in Trouble Again Sued for $100000
Baltimore extends a tangle of lawsuits for H L Weiskettle as he faces a breach of promise suit for $100,000 from Mrs Earl T Bisson while also seeking receivership of A Wetle and Sons Company. He had been busy with a second marriage celebration at his first wife's home and a prior arrest in the sequence. The case includes court actions over his business and personal commitments alongside a dispute with a widow alleging failed marriage promises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
He. L. Weiskettle
Weiskettle
A. Wetle and Sons Company
Kettie
Wife No
Baltimore County
Earl T. Bisson
Francis A. Weiskettle
Possibility of Recount in Detroit Election Reported
Report on potential recount chatter in Detroit elections. Sources reference J Groesbeck supporters and unnamed officials amid disputed totals and calls for verification. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
New Meetings Open At Women’s Conduits-Club Directors
The item notes starting work on new conduits and lists directors of a women’s committee. It references Ron as new and mentions meetings by the association. A Peniten program will send workers to farm tasks as employment opportunities arise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ron
Oearewhey U and P
Women's
Mixs Huten
Mins Pearson
Idk
Dremon
Weil
Pearson
Federation
Grayson E. Bowers
Annaicemtens
Ania
Spocric
J. William Gaver
Adamstown
Thomas P. Cuvier
Ballenger
Paul RB. Abalt
Bratdock
E. R. Nicodemus
Buckeystown
Hughesor E. Bowers
Harmony Grove
Rey Remsberg
Mary Hine
Delterson
Floy Hitesben
Mer Dixon
Jug Bridge
Rufus
Underground wiring planned for Main Street area project
A four foot trench along the east side of North Market Street from Patrick to Seventh will house a new underground conduit system to improve service and reduce interference. Walter Zeigler of the telephone company said the method is cheaper and more accessible for future repairs, with lines extended to Seventh Street and then curbside connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Street
Bente
Walter FL Zuigier
Telephone Company
North Market Street
Patrick
Seventh
Seventh Street
Zeigler
Mrester
Maryland School to Open Next Thursday
A state school will open next Thursday with about 173 pupils and 18 academic teachers plus eight trades staff. Pupils return Wednesday to prepare for instruction the next day, while four staff changes and two trainee students are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ignatiue Bjorkve
Tme
Thurads
Pupi
Man Slain Over Money Dispute In Chicago Drug Store
A 40 year old Willis Fiddelke was killed in his Chicago drug store after a robber demanded about 45 and fired when refused. A witness quoted the killer saying croaked aim all right and Let’s get out of here as customers were held in pay. The deadly incident occurred last night with police recalling the long standing motive of robbery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Willis Fiddelke
Proprieton Fiddelke
Teo
Toon
Old Paper Carries Call to Oppose Secession
A preserved 1861 notice found in the Mutual Insurance Company offices urges opposition to secession and invites attendance at a Union mass meeting at Frederick Court House on March 28 to form a Union organization and pursue a Union State Constitution. Signatories include Edward Mom, J. W. L, Carl Francis, Markell, Lewis Markel, Eman Ramsburgh, John McPherson, DeWalt Wilard, Jacon Grow, J. D. Gewendanner, Christian Buiners, De W Basardi, Trail, M. Mar W. Dela, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Court House
Mutual Insurance Company
Permer
Edward Mom
Carl Francis Markell
George Markell
Lewis Markel
Eman Ramsbdurgh
John
Air Tour Starts Detrox Edsel Ford Leads 28 Planes
Detrox on September 1 AP reports Edsel Ford leads a fleet of 28 contesting planes in an air tour. The event opens with crews from multiple aviation groups preparing for the cross country flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detrox
Jailed for Objectionable Show Cast in Tap Dance
Reported incident describes a jailed cast member for presenting an objectionable show in tap dance. The event involves Jain M. Carrall and embers connected to Frankie and the seventh year. Bail set as officials plan further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
dJain M. Carrall
School Boy Safety Patrols Expand In Frederick Schools
The School Boy Safety Patrols began in Frederick with Church Street School and expanded to Parkway North Market and Washington streets. About 29 boys serve as patrolmen under sponsors from the American Automobile Association and local Auto Club, chosen for scholarship and responsibility. They report before and after school, assist with crossing, and aid police without carrying flags or whistles. misbehavior leads to replacement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Church Street
North Market Street
Parkery
Washington Street
American Autombile Association
Reluda
James C. Biebl
Ralph W. Borer
Automobil = Club
Maryland
Church Street School
Charles Hol Me
Leroy Crim
William Miler
James Simmons
Luther Murray
Chester Boone
Wade Weddle
George Stupy
Robert Willard
John
Y & St Nile
Ttie
Boyx
Unclear fragment hints at a walkout on S97th Street
A fragmented note mentions an event at S97th Street involving Martin and Seb. No clear date or full details are readable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smike
Martin
Aviator Blamed for Brunswick Area Barn Fire
Fire destroyed a barn near Brunswick with 730 bushels of wheat and 70 tons of hay lost. A garage and wagonshed also burned. The Roelk key property owner was away near Könsville and the Brunswick Fire Company saved the dwelling occupied by Amina Dawson and family. Insurance covered the barn but not its contents or nearby buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davie
Roe
Brunswick
Bethat
di Moelker
Roelkey
Brunswick Fire Company
Aming Dawson
Fantily
Rodkey
Knosvile
Rosewont
Drought Wrings Maryland Crops and Pastures Dry
Weather report notes the eleventh straight dry summer week ending September 9 with warm days and scarce rainfall. Crops are poor and mostly dried up as pastures, springs, wells, and streams run low, with water hauling common in southeastern Washington County and late-potato harvests underway in western Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
John R. Weeks
Atetlow
Washington County
Siz
Ela
Raid by 4000 tribesmen threatens British on Afghan frontier
India reports a group of about four thousand hostile tribesmen gathering near the Afghan frontier. The raid aims to attack British troops in the border region, escalating regional tensions and prompting military readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britha
India
Regiot
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Victor L. Cross
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Walkersvile Woman's Club
J. W. Long
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