16 Sep 1932
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1932
Page
1
Coroner reports death of Mr and Mrs Baxley in Virginia near Culpeper after an assault on July 12. The husband suffered head injuries and the wife was found near Home,VA with injuries. a crowd attempted arson. investigation followed by authorities.
Den by Arthur G Wherry of Sal Lake urges dentists to be considerate of the poor Patients unable to obtain dental care should receive free services during economic stress. Wherry, president elect of the American Dental Association, says dentists ought to be more generous in offering free care amid financial difficulties.
Rome officials said the search for the missing New York to Rome airliner continues with American nurse and three other occupants feared dead. Navy and police noted they could not determine if the craft sank at sea and warned against optimistic expectations.
A strong earthquake strikes New Zealand causing injuries to several residents. Aftershocks continued for minutes as locals assessed damages and sought aid. Emergency crews cordon areas while authorities urge caution and monitoring.
Babe Ruth is slated to rejoin the lineup in the upcoming game, marking a significant return for the legendary slugger. Details on opponent, venue, and timing are to be announced, fueling fan anticipation and team hopes for a strong showing.
Weather notes from September 1922 report an rainfall total of 3.25 inches for the month with excess moisture and moon phase data. It records sunrise and moonrise times for tomorrow and notes stream conditions on the Potomac at Maryland and Virginia locations.
A damaged item notes a bridge project near Harney with plans for new crossings and railway work. It mentions the commission considering closing the old crossing and the need for securing funds and access. The text references Clinton and New Market and a March meeting. The fragmentary report hints at construction progress and site view considerations.
Roosevelt declares assurances to a Missouri Kansas and Colorado audience. The crowd reacts as political issues and Union Pacific ties surface. Local observers note Democratic gains and regional tensions influence early results.
Report from Brainroad dated September 16 notes a chaotic scene at local mines with fractured statements about violence and defense. Authorities called for order as miners and residents discuss safety and terms of closure.
Unclear OCR text outlines a court ordered action affecting the removal of a park tree. Details about the parties, location, and exact ruling are not readable, but the document references a court order impacting the tree removal work and related commissions.
Lewis E W.NL and Laurence Crampton colored were released on bond of 950 dollars each before Justice Bowers on multiple charges tied to Dorothy Bowie colored.
Amid widespread employment shortages, numerous candidates enter races for various offices. The article notes high turnover in Congress and a surge of Democratic and Republican contenders, with several contests forming from Las Angeles areas and state primaries.
A 39 year old defending champion faces challenger in a special duel at Five Farms Course Baltimore. The match goes to the 18th hole with both players square at the end of regulation.
Members of the Evan gelieal Reformed Ts group met at Thomas Frankum’s home for a three month service program. Anne E C Gonse and others received certificates, with 2 three month services noted and an instruction by Frankum Mara.
Fragmentary notes describe a dispute over a $1000 owed to Mt Airy firemen. References mention J C Brock & Co, a loan or purchase, a $6000 balance, and a legal or financial action with attorney Myr Jones. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
Washington state relics from 1793 including Washington's silver bone l marble gavel square level apron and sash are to be shown in modern sound and color films. Grand Master of the masons says the event marks an anniversary tied to Washington and the Continental Army. A large spectator crowd is expected as plans unfold for an elaborate reenactment of the cornerstone ceremony.
Market gains led by railroad stocks as investors push shares higher. Analysts note a 2 percent uptick in key railroad issues and broader gains across the transport sector amid renewed demand signals.
The case centers on Frank Nixon of West Patrick Street who was accused of forcing a woman to work more than sixty hours in a week under the state labor law. The magistrate ruled there was no violation of the ten hour per day or sixty hour week limit as claimed, and dismissed the charge. Evidence from Mrs Elliott favored the defense, while testimony from the state labor inspector and other witnesses documented the dispute and legal standards in effect, with prosecution uncommon in the area.
Report lists fines against residents in high town including Trahman Bieseist and Charles Coward with amounts such as 5 dollars and 25 dollars. George D Mc Daniel appears with 32 cents, while Lenore BF Howe is noted with a prior ex fine of 25 dollars.
In an unclear notice, a school patrol event gathers residents to oppose some local action. Details are fragmented but indicate a coordinated effort tied to a school setting and a community response spanning several years.
In Plymouth Massachusetts a court permits exhumation of an unidentified torso found near Crestwood to compare with shoes from Edith DuBois’s home amid efforts to locate her body. Suspected killer DuBois previously faced murder charges after his wife disappeared August 10 at their Great Herring Pond summer home.
The will of Mahlon A Bow ers near Walkersville has been probated. It distributes the estate into eleven equal shares with specific allocations to children grandchildren and a daughter. Provisions include cash sums and shares contingent on survivorship and the testator’s death.
Substitute jurors for the September term were drawn by Court Clerk Bu G Haugh this morning. Frederick-Walker N. Johiffe Jr. is slated for Anim G Quunn and Joseph B. Payne for Charies EL Fete.
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