Monocacy Battlefield Marking Advocated by Judge Worthington
Judge Glens H. Worthington urged federal assistance to properly mark the Monocacy Battlefield near Washington. He said marking would provide good roads and clear markers, aiding future generations and highlighting the site as a critical Civil War landmark on the route to Gettysburg. He cited support from Congressman Fred X. Zihlman and urged Congress to fund marking efforts.
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Monocacy
Glens H. Worthington
Washington
Judge Worthington
Fred X. Zihlman
Tadze| Worthington
Wallace
Navy Yard
James
Treasury Department
Bonda
Louis Napoleon
Gladstone
Confederacy
Battle of
Matthew It Meam
Penneylvania
Frederick Junction
Gettisburz
Congress
Frederick
Coal Operators Reject Peace Proposal
Miners representatives rejected a peace proposal yesterday as talks aimed at ending a labor dispute remained stalled. A separate local auto crash near Fredericksburg injured JR Andrews, manager of Patrick Street store, when a vehicle struck a pole on a Washington Fredericksburg road.
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JR Andwn
Patrick Street
No Peoples
No Washington Fredericks Berg,a
Two Found Dead After Shootings in West Lombard Street Home
Neighbors heard shots in a West Lombard Street apartment and alerted police. Officers forced entry to find a man and a woman, both shot, with the man believed to have killed the woman and then himself. The gun was a 32 caliber pistol clutched in the man’s hand. A bill found in the kitchen bore the name Nellie Dentnie.
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Baltimore
West Lombard Street
Neigsbors
Daniels
Nellie Dentnie
Anna E_ Daniels
Lombard Street
Elks from Frederick to attend Wilmington convention
About 35 members of Frederick Lodge No. 684 Elks will attend the Maryland Delaware and District of Columbia Association convention in Wilmington Delaware. The delegation includes a band and plans a parade and a Delaware Bay excursion with travel by private cars and one bus.
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Frederick Lodge
Elks
Maryland
Delaware
District of Columbia Association of Elks
Wilmington
Del
Frederick
Delaware Chy
Delaware Bay
A. W. Gaver
Benjamin Rosenour
F. W. Staub
HF. Shipley
James A. Weatall
C. Yates
Charles S Honek, Jr. Chea
W. Smith
C. C Doll
Frank Garrett
Paul Hammond
W. Albaugh
C. E Velentines
Sidur ‘Lamotormd
Dr. Mrets
William Hilton
Jon B. Tuce
Joe Etzenfater
W. EL Tro
Minder
Bromawtik
Hagerstown
Cumber Inn
Paltimors
Washington
Installation of New Moller Organ at Grace Reformed Church
A new Moller pipe organ is installed at Grace Reformed Church in this city by the M P Motler Company of Magerstown. A dedicatory service is set for October 2. The instrument offers 160 notes and 1900 to 1300 pipes with clariger and memorial stops including chimes and harp. The stops will be arranged in day and the mechanical work ready by Sunday.
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Moller
Grace Reformed Church
M. P. Motler Commenuy
Magerstown
Inday
Suday
Midwest swelters as new heat wave grips region
Chicago reports a severe heat wave sweeping the Midwest from hot southwest winds. The piece notes political upheaval as Congressman T Alan Goldsborough withdraws from Eastern Shore Democratic politics after a mental health probe and likely retirement from public life.
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Midwest
Lane
T. Alan Goldsborough
Wes
Gokisborouter
Denton
Caroline County
Springiett State Hospital
Bernstein Indicted in Murder Case Ties Real Estate Schemes
New York reported indictments tie Charles M. Bernstein to the murder plot involving two victims. The case centers on a real estate deal and a string of associates including Batty, Bat Charlee Ba-hater, Nerve York broker, and J. Steinberg of a rival firm. The affair also involves others linked to the law office and a wine store incident.
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New York
Charles M . Bernstein
Raitmere Dives Cowie
Albi Teales
Bat Charlee
Coben
J. Steinberg
Memer
Feil
Jean
Beeert McCreattr
Maryland crop prospects mixed with below last year yields
Federal statistician John S. Desnee reports Maryland crops show mixed progress with most crops below last year’s harvest though hay oats and potatoes show some improvement. Corn and tobacco indicate sizable declines while apples peaches and grapes show mixed conditions and pending totals.
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Maryland
John S. Desnee
Federal Agricultural Statistician
No Infantile Paralysis Epidemic Seen in Frederick Area
Health officials report no ongoing epidemic in Frederick city or county. past years showed isolated cases with 10 current infections and a single child near Monrovia contracting it last summer. experts note the disease is contagious and primarily affects children, with quarantine and sanitation measures advised.
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Frederick City
Monrovia
Frederick Penuty
Kefanver
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Frederick County
State WCTU meeting outlines October convention details
A state Womans Christian Temperance Union meeting chaired by Mrs. RB Sappington discussed the October 4 5 and 6 state convention with speakers Mary Harris Armor Hoge and possibly Admiral Bielard USN. Delegates lodging and meals are being arranged with 165 expected and venues offered by Grace Reformed, local clubs and Kiwanis. The article also notes a September term court with 109 witnesses summoned and a grand jury session planning through the week.
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Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Sappington
Mary Harris Armor
Hoge
Admiral Bielard
C. G
Grace Reformed Taetes
Nert Wrek
Lings
Riwanis
Ove ¢Land
Agian
Medals to be Awarded in 1928 School Programs
The executive committee announces 22 American Revolution Medal awards in 11 local high schools and the Maryland State School for the Deaf. Medals honor leading seniors with 5 traits: dependability, cooperation, leadership, patriotism, and clean speech.
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Lus
Maryland
Predertub County
Lawrence Everhat
Towley
Joseph H. Apple
Elmer Browse
Frank C. Norwood
Lewis A. Rice
Gordon M. Asi
L. Wilson
Isaac N. Shipley
Francs
Sappington, Jr
Royd. Mynd
Willam BR. DeLashmutt
Ce Murdoch
Theo
Maryland State School
Ignathan Djorlee
Middletown High School
E Kileeny
Emmitsburg High School
H. W. Guyton
Libertytown High School
United States
Papdi
Freier Ick County
Interdenominational School of Missions planned for September
Frederick hosts the ninth annual Inter denominational School of Missions on September 27 and 28 at Calvary Methodist church. Registration will draw attendees from across the country with a charge for admission. speakers include Mrs. Miller of Baltimore and Rev. William C. Royal.
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Minnie Durtis
Baltimore
William ¢. Royal
H. G. Kiefer
Dr Kiefer
Frederick County
Chalmers W. Walch
Walk
Calvin Rh. Scniudenetkt
G. F. Daugher
Henry H. Abbott
Washington Byways dialogue on nominating Hughes and others
A fragmentary Washington Byways piece discusses political maneuvering around nominations. It notes Hughes as a leading figure among Publican candidates and questions whether he will accept a nomination. The text hints at party strategies and the potential impact on the upcoming convention and elections.
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Rodney Dutecher
Mr Toover
Mr Dears
Huches
Hughes
Coolidge
Haghee
Etfil
Daerais
Es Conima
New York
Hugnes
Takoma Park Protests Army Navy Stunt Flights
Takoma Park residents condemn military stunt flights over their suburb near Washington D C. The Clithens Association meeting denounced the aerial acrobatics as a danger to lives and said the act would be investigated by public safety authorities.
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Takoma Park
Washington
National
Army
Navy
Waller Heed
Clitheens’ Association
Siant Biplane Wrecked In Attempted Take-Off
A giant Potex biplane piloted by Lionel DeMarnier and Louie Freréay wrecked during takeoff at Etamipes France while attempting a world distance record. Tire burst sent the aircraft skidding. pilots in an enclosed cockpit uninjured. Bridge party notes follow in second item, then market briefs and a witness testimony excerpt conclude the page.
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Etamipes
France
Lionel DeMarnier
Louie Freréay
Eld
Japanese Storm Hits Islands With Losses Reported
Reports from Nagasaki Osake and Tokyo describe a major typhoon and tidal wave causing many drownings and missing persons. Efforts focus on Omura Kinake and Kasasigaura as pilots plan potential Pacific passage amid widespread damage to towns including Kutanoto and Negeskage.
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Detral
Ktvshia
Nagasaki
Omura
Kaewslzgaura
Toyka
Tomorow
Edward F. Schiee
William 8
Brook
Pacific
Kasasigaura
Toyko
Kutanoto
Osake
Negeskage
Kumanoto
Kinchio
Kinake
Asahi
Wives Hope Old Glory Flyers May Be Saved
New York AP report quotes Mrs Lioy Bes teed and Mrs Florence Callaghan, wives of people aboard the old Glory, expressing belief that rescuers will find and refloat the vessel. They note ships patrol beyond regular zones and say part of the wreckage has been found, bringing relief.
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New York
Philip A. Payne
Lioy? Besteed
Florence Callagham
Callaghan
Ota Glory
Timm Callaghan
Adrift Two Men Rescued After Six Days Afloat
Monteal Sept 1 AP reports Richard W. Jacks law student and South London master E Sinclair were rescued after six days adrift in the Atlantic. They had sought to complete a voyage of Lag BrIcers and were brought to Montreal by the Belle Terre before reaching Montreal. The pair had departed from the Exich Tackt Club near Londos in late June.
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Atlante
Richart
W. Jacks
Frei
Witte
E. Sinclair
South Londes
Sinclair
Jackson
Londos
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