Man Kills Self Near Foxville Farm After Leaving Montevue
Gordon McIntyre 61, former Montevue inmate, shot himself in the head at a barn on Richard Toms farm near Foxville. He had recently fled Montevue without permission and appeared at the Tom residence with a woman’s husband present. A coroner’s jury ruled death by gunshot, no motive found, with McIntyre survived by a wife and son John of York, Pennsylvania.
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Richard Toms
Foryitle
Messipre
Montevue
Toms
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W. ©. Roderick
C. N. Stein
McIngre
Ira
M. L. Creager
Broad stock speculation dominates week inNew York market
Unusually broad stock speculation continued in New York with gains across active groups amid bear raids on amusement issues. Gold shipments from Great Britain mark a notable development while mergers and earnings prospects fuel Wall Street as call money fluctuates and broker loans rise. Weather outlook predicts rain early next week with general fair by weekend. Mr and Mrs James E Cramer return from Atlantic City after a lengthy Atlantic City stay and a stay in Nova Scotia.
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New York
Great Britain
Stanley Co. of America
Warner Bros. Pictures
Warner Bros
United States Steel Corporation
General Motors
James E. Cramer
Atlantic City
Cramer
Nova Scotia
Attorney Guilty of Slaying Man in Church
Payee J Tyrrel found guilty of second degree murder in the May killing of Philip Clark at Mural Christian church. Verdict implies more than ten years. sentence deferred on motion for new trial. Clark’s murder, one of the county’s most sensational cases, involved Tyrrell, church Sunday School superintendent, and Clark’s wife in the proceedings.
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Prsburgh
Attorrey Payee J. Tyrrel
Wewate
Philip Clark
M Sew Cris
Clark
al- Tepheny County
Tyrrell
Ke Clark
Tee Benny Clark
Clack
Barnes accuses Albany pool profits link in address
Boston September 15 AP Clarence A Barnes Republican candidate for Massachusetts attorney general alleged in a public talk that profits from Albany baseball pools totaling about 100000 were shared among top men at the Ten Eyck Hotel in Albany. He said he would travel to Albany to discuss law enforcement methods with Governor Alfred E. Smith and to prove his case.
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Clarence A. Barnes
Massachustts
Albany
Sprroxt Marels
Ten Eyck
New ‘York State
Barnes
New York
Imng
Smith
New York State
Massachusetts
United States
Corn Dominates Grain Market News Amid Tight Supplies
Chicago reports corn taking the lead in grain market movements as old corn supplies shrink and new crop demand rises. Wheat slips while oats rise on limited offerings and strong domestic use. A separate note updates Marian McKillan’s condition after a roadside accident and mentions local residents Hammond and Mrs Clary returning from the Eastern Shore.
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Chicago
Finc
United States
Canada
City to tag and tow cars parked on streets at night
Police plan a campaign to clear streets of cars parked during nighttime street cleaning hours. Vehicles found outdoors for unnecessary reasons will receive red tags and owners must appear in Police Court. officials meet magistrates to set fines. The program began last Wednesday and has reduced violations each night.
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Tbree
Frederick
Adaigh Hahn
Jones Holds Six Up Lead In Golf Title Contest
Bob Jones in his fourth amateur season led Perkins of Britain by six holes with 34 holes left in the match at the British Open. The contest continued as Jones pursued the title with a strong showing in the early rounds.
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Bobey Jones
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Dairymen Plan Round-Table With DC Health Chief
Frederick and Montgomery county dairymen met with Dr W C Fowler head of the District of Columbia Health Department in Washington to discuss dairy regulations including rating of dairies and barnyard strawricks. A subcommittee from both counties will meet Fowler next Friday for further discussion. participants include Charles D Walker F N Maynard and Prof Burgee with E C Speaks and A Derr among others.
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Montgomery
W. C. Fowler
District of Columbia Health Department
Washington
Frederick N. Zihiman
Parch Malay
Faiser
Prederick
Fowler
Prederick County
District Health of
Heer
Charles
Evidence Gathers Against Mayer in Bassett Case
Seattle police begin collecting crownstartial evidence against D. E. Mayer held in Oakland over the disappearance of James E. Bassett of Annapolis. Blood spots found on a wall at a Mayer house raise possibility of a murder. a poison pistol and a sold vehicle tied to Mayer are under investigation as officers seek to locate Bassett’s body.
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Wash
D. E. Mayer
Oakland
Cal
James E. Bassett
Antspolis
Philippines
Mayer
Here
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Strength of Railroad Shares Market Feature
New York stock market shows renewed activity and strength in railroad shares with substantial trading volume around 1.5 million shares. Gains are driven by expectations of heavy crop movements in the final quarter, despite a reduced trading turnout due to a holiday.
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Rpst
Grace Curfman Birthday Party Near Unionville
A birthday party was held at the home of Mr and Mrs FP L Curfman near Unionville on September 7 for their daughter Grace's fourteenth birthday. Music by Merle Cruimbarker and il tur Ecker. Many relatives attended, games enjoyed, and refreshments served.
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Unionville
Grace
Merle Cruimbarker
Iltur Ecker
Thost
E. M. Lowman
John Wilt
Edward Engle
Selby
Washington
Samuel Butler
Grace Curfman
Marie Hoffman
Edna Shipley
Mildred Beaver
Edith Long
Mildred Curfman
Oneida Belle Albaugh
Mary Baile
Catherine Bowersox
Reva Hoffman
Bessie Alexander
Harmeline von Eift
Elizabeth Nicodemut
Annabelle Ecker
Alice Crumbacker
Elisa Gillespie
Margaret Black
Myrtle Long
Bessie Long
Margaret Lease
Halle Koontz
Elizabeth Nicodemus
Beulah Curfman
Nellie Fox
Edith Stem
Helen Peters
Catherine Eckes
Mary Bair
Eva Forney
Cora Hofman
Louise Gillespie
Frances Smith
Vici Rumsport
Marguerite Nusbaum
Ruth Susbaum
Marke Lowman
Dorothy Nicodemus
Mary Curfman
Virginia McDaniel
Kenneth Haltzell
Oakey McDaniel
George Gillespie
Charles Curfman
Henry Bury
Paul Low
Roy Ecker
Paul Lowman
Chester Brack
Claude Curfman
Paul Curfman
Elbert Koontz
Isaac Gillespie
LeRoy McDaniel
Charles Lease
Manron Black
Walter Wantz
Joseph Maier
Maurice McDaniel
Roland Smith
Ena Waniz
AY “Ford
Walver Forney
Wiliam Ecker
Herman Koontz
En Ni
Track Driver Fined 575 For Reckless Driving Case
Alany Burger of Alany Burger city and Boormsboro was fined 20 dollars and costs by Justice J Holl in Ertauvet Middletown at a morning hearing. The charge stemmed from an August 22 accident in which John Schroyer and George Main of Middletown were injured and cattle were injured when Burger allegedly struck the truck of Charles F Main livestock dealer of Middletown and other named locals attended the hearing. The case involved the Maryland State Police and former Judge Glenn H Worthington presided.
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Alany Burger
Boormsboro
Justice of the Peace
J. Holl
Ertauvet
Middletown
John Schroyer
George Main
M. J. Grove Lime Company
Burger
Charles F. Main
Livestock Dener
Edwart Gaver
Mr. Harmony
Walter Bidle
William J
Marty Breer
Sergeant Duckworth
Maryland State Police
Glenn H. Worthington
Hood College Freshman Week Opens With Welcome Events
Hood College in Frederick prepares for a new academic year with Freshman Week activities starting Sunday night. Registration runs Monday, with exams and faculty meetings scheduled, followed by campus events in Brodbeck Hall and a public screening. The formal opening occurs Thursday with a keynote by Dr. Ernest Pele of Johns Hopkins University.
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Hood
Camers Tey
the Addres
Ernest Pele
Johns Hopking Uni- Suet Tae Manags
Maryland Crop Prospects Plummet Amid Beetles Storms
A Maryland agriculture report shows an 84 percent drop in prospective yields from August 1 to September 4 due to bean beetle storms and disease. Tobacco and corn suffer sharp losses while hay holds steady. peaches and pears rise slightly.
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Maryland
DR. Newell
Federal Agricultureal
Countios
Health tour visits eleven schools in county finds few issues
Dr Hetauver led eleven school visits as part of the annual health inspection. Infantile paralysis shows no rise except one fatal case in Norman Klein of Mt Airy. Health officers also toured Forest Sensenbaugh Woltsville and Slate Hill, with Adamstown seen for immunisations among Thomas Canning Company workers. A Frederick Clinic opens Oct 1 with Thursday sessions, a Braningwick chest clinic on Sept 76, and crippled-children care continues with Kiwanis. The Dunkart Church site at Antietam Battlefield marked by a marble memorial. the Stars and Stripes daily by Mary Graz signs.
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Norman Klein
L Paul Klein
Mt. Airy
Forest
Sensenbaugh
Woltsville
Slate Hill
Adamstown
Thomas Canning Company
Ukely
Frederick County
Braningwick
Kiwanis Club
Beran Hospital
Baltimore
Mark Sie
Battlefield Church
Battie
T. Reilly
Basstfield
Josph Poffenberger
Mary Graz
Httle
Sharpeburg
Engaged Couple Ruth Cline and Reno Harp Announced
The engagement of Miss Ruth Mag nami Ciloe, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Casper E. Cline, to Mr. Reno S. Harp, son of Mr. and Mrs. Reno S. Harp of this city, was announced at a bridge supper at the Cline home near Braddock. Pink and green decor, fall flowers, and candies highlighted the event.
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Casper E. Cline
Reno
Harp
Reno S. Harp
Cline
Denest Peacock
Tiptonvile
Texa
I Charles Mallen
Charles F. Bowlets
Reno & Harp
Cine
Trish
Hood College
Tommer
Hood Colege
Mrr
Boys’ High School
Johns Hopkins Uni al
390 Theological Seminary
New York
River water clarity reports from Potomac Shenandoah and Monocacy
The Potomac was reported clear while the Shenandoah at Harger's Perry was muddy. The Monocacy was clear this morning.
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Potomac River
Shenandoah River
Harger
Perry
Former Secretary Baker to Be Awarded U S Medal
Fragmented text notes former Secretary Baker to receive a U.S. medal or honor. Mentions military service, wartime record, and possible presidential or official ceremony context. The garbled source lacks clear names, dates, or locations.
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Baker
U. S. Mf
Autumn Skies and Seasonal Changes in Weather and Habits
The article describes clear to partly overcast skies with temperatures around 58 after a warm spell, notes the autumnal sky features including Pegasus Andromeda and Perseus and the vernal equinox shift, lists bright stars Capella Fomalhaut and planetary visibility of Jupiter Venus and Saturn, marks the end of the straw hat season, and records Brandenburg family reunion details and marriage licenses with several local names and places.
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Andromeda
Perseus
Cassiopeies
Sodiac
Aries
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Artes
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Fomalhat
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Jupiter
Venus
Porto Rico in crisis after devastating hurricane
Thousands left homeless as the tropical storm hits San Juan and port towns. Officials fear famine and disease while relief efforts mobilize to aid Governor Towner and medical supplies. Tobacco crops and housing destroyed. dozens feared dead in wreckage along the coast.
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Porto Rico
Towner
Tena
Thoumade
Thomas E Berner
University of Porto Rico
Caguas
Pesce
F. E
New York
Mencia
Ovid:pany
Ieete
Peece
Porto Fico
San Jose
Tengress
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