Man Dies From Fall on Porch in Point of Rocks
John W. Shry of Point of Rocks is found dead by his porch steps from a fall that fractured his neck. The 75 year old, noted for a violent temper, had recently returned to Point of Rocks after Virginia residence and had served time for killing a man. The death is deemed accidental and no inquest is planned. He is survived by his widow Florence and several siblings.
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John W. Snrr
Point of Rocks
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Shcoy
foor
Shry
Atsherred
Lawrence Sigafoose
Rouen
Siontanettan py Biagistrate
dwin F. Keller
Inie Jean
Macha Cordell Shry
Virgiia
Florence S
toothess
Edward Sher
Taylorstown
Cnavies
Hagerstown
Charles Baker
Appeals for caution for children drivers and pedestrians
An appeal from the American Automobile Association urges motorists to exercise special caution as 25 million children return to school. The message emphasizes reducing accidents through careful driving and attention to risky conditions near schools and playgrounds.
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American Atmomophe Association
Weather Brief with Temperatures and Sky Conditions
Weather today shows a high near 87 and a low around 52 with cloudy skies. Yesterday reached 87 degrees while last year recorded 66 for a high and 52 for a low. Sunset is 6 16 p m and sunrise tomorrow at 5 54 a m with moonrise at 7 38 p m.
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semen
Defeat In Maine Triggers Republican Campaign Resolve
The Maine result shocks Republicans who vow renewed effort and tighter campaigning. President Hoover plans intensified appearances and attacks on Democrats while party leaders weigh shifting strategy and reviving support in key states.
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Sanders
Hoover
Coolidge
Warie
Indiana
Brown
Ohio
Rural Carrier To Retire After Twenty Five Years
Elmer L. EF will retire as Rural Delivery carrier No. 1 at Mic Leburg on September 20 after twenty five years of service. He has largely worked on unimproved roads and relied on a horse for transportation.
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Eslers
Miss Keefer to Wed Marlin LeGore in Church Ceremony
Miss Keefer and Marlin LeGore plan a church wedding conducted by Rev. Amos Traie. Mrs HE Webster Whitent will sing before the ceremony and Georges Etter of Harrisburg will serve as best man. The couple will marry at the home of Mrs. Charles S. Washington Street.
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Amos John Traie
smike
Fern
palms
HE Webster Whitent
Freder
George Etter
Harrisburg
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bers
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cave
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Mfrs
Acquittal Won for Him by Alibi in Barigis Case
The court acquitted George Barigis after an alibi defense as key witnesses gave conflicting accounts. Prosecution and defense presented statements about the shooting and the suspects, with Reno S. Harp representing Barigis.
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George Barigis
Rayhu
Aice Bennett
Stone
Sinn
Suits Follow Accidents Near Cows Road
A report notes two parties involved in crashes along Cows Road near East A ser Was going West ceision. The fragmentary text mentions Stinchcembd and a broken rise with no clear outcomes.
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ser
Wess ceision
Mason lodges reenact cornerstone laying ceremony
Local fraternal groups staged a ceremonial reenactment of laying a cornerstone. Participants gathered at the site to honor the tradition and commemorate the event with ritual proceeds and a brief remarks program.
Hood College Opens New Year With Orientation Events
First year students begin arrival on Monday as registration for new girls proceeds over two days. Orientation exercises mark the formal opening on Thursday. The college welcomes a faculty of over 50 professors and a new dean from Washington guides the opening activities.
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NEW HOOD
Ruth
Ralph Stull Escapes From State Hospital
An escape from a state hospital led to a search by officials and local authorities. The fugitive, Ralph Stull, vanished after leaving the facility and was pursued over the following hours as investigators reviewed the circumstances. A suspect had been considered but no immediate arrest was reported.
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é& Carroll
Morshed
Thomnom
Dubois Left Letter Not Admitting Crime
A fragment reports Dubois leaving a letter that does not admit to any crime. The text is incomplete but centers on the accusation and the author’s stance. Further details are unclear from the snippet.
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DUBOIS
Jailed For Disturbance In City Police Court
Frank Lows was arrested at 3140 Enday Street after a disturbance and fighting an arrest. Officers Hoffman and Murray reported he failed to post $50 collateral for a hearing in police court tonight.
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Frank Lows
Hoffman
Murray
jal
Polce Cours
Tourist Trade Declared More Valuable Than New Industries
An editorial argues tourism brings greater value to the economy than new industries. It cites spending patterns in 1929 and estimates gas, lodging, meals, and transportation dollars, claiming hotel and restaurant profits are overstated and that tourism supports broader prosperity. The piece endorses the United Chamber of Commerce view that tourism sustains jobs and local commerce.
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United Chamber of Commerce
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Weather Outlook For Week SIS 4at ang cComMessy
Weather outlook covers a week with variable conditions across regions. Forecast highlights include possible rainfall in some areas and dry stretches elsewhere. Temperatures fluctuate daily, with guidance for travelers and outdoor plans.
Somerville Leads At 18th In Amateur Championship
Somerville from Canandaigua takes a brief lead over Goodman from Nebraska in a grueling 36 hole semifinal at Baltimore Country Club. A clutch 50 foot birdie putt on the 18th secures a surge before Goodman fights back to square the match.
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Baltimore Country Club
Ross Somervile
Canwaso
Johnny Goodman
Negraskan
hele batte
max
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Goodman
darling
txo
hove
Somerville
Farm laborer arrested for theft of cloverseed
Howard Smith of near Braddock Hills was arrested by a deputy sheriff after confessing to stealing cloverseed from George Wilhide near Middletown and from Herman Coblenz nearby. The thefts occurred August 31 and on two later dates, with seed reportedly sold. Authorities seek to locate owners and recover the seed.
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Howard Smith
Braddock
HFls
Sherif
Frank Dait
George Wilhide
Middletown
Herman Coblenz
Wihide
Coblenz place
Doll
Coblentz
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Goblentz
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Fredevi
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Suit Filed Against Stock Exchange for 21 Million
A legal action seeks twenty one million dollars against the New York stock exchange. The suit names Jay and Rex Yorz with dates and details unclear from the damaged text but references a filing date in September. The article fragment provides minimal verifiable facts beyond the monetary claim and party names.
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STOCK EXCHANGE
Jay
Rex Yorz
New York
Fifth election in year ordered in Germany
A fragment notes a fifth election in Germany for a local or regional area near Brunswick. It mentions a public reader or bidder and an auction-like event though details are unclear.
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GERMANY
Roosevelt to press Interstate Commerce broadening
Roosevelt travels to Salt Lake City arguing to extend ICC authority over bus truck and airplane services. He plans speeches in the Mormon tabernacle and on his special train routes through Montana Wyoming Nevada and the Pacific Northwest. Endorsement of Hoover in Pennsylvania boosts the GOP platform on prohibition and Volstead act reform. Hoover remains at the White House desk amid busy schedule as Camp Rapidan visits are canceled.
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Cali
API
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Salt Lake
Franklin Roosevelt
Wyoming
Roosevelt
Pacific
Montana
Nevada
Mormon tabernacle
Interstate Commerce Commission
Hoover
Allentown
Republican State Committee
Pennsylvania
State Committee
Rogersville
here
Curtis
Washington
Rapidan
White House
Will of Mrs Norris Probate Reveals 6000 Pound Estate
The will of Mary ML Norris formerly of Washington and late of this city was probated this morning. Estate valued about £6000. To the children of the deceased husband Henry J Noctis named James Norris Maggie Weaver Elizabeth Lindig Laura Murdock Emma Clea Charles Roze Erkins Stella Gorman. Specific bequests include $5 to each child, $500 to Mac Pap, a gold watch and fruit knives to Harry Norris, a diamond to Elsie Bussard, and linens and wearables to Elmer Norris and LaFouse, with rest to Norris, LeRoy Norris, Elsie Bussard, LaRue Shields, Marrie Norris, and Henry Norris share and share alike. If equal division cannot be achieved, portions to be carved by Henry Norris and LeRoy Norris. Executors named Tuk without bene. March 17, 1939.
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Mary ML Norris
Washington
testatrix
Henry J. Noctis
James Norris
Maggie Weaver
Elizabeth Lindig
Laura Murdock
Emma Clea
Charles Roze Erkins
Stella Gorman
Macr Pap
Harry Norris
testa
Elsie Bussard
Elmer Norris
LaFouse
testrix Norris
LeRoy Nor
LaRue Shields
Marrie
Henry Norris
LeRoy Nowra
Lacie OT
ty W. Nelson Steuer EL Meroe
Exchange Circles Reflect Cautious Market Mood
The report notes cautious speculative circles on the exchange with prices wavering around a lower point. Traders see modest跌 losses as market nerves mount amid regional reports of weakness and frictions in commodity plates. A Hagerstown hospital or point is mentioned regarding a fracture reduction, signaling limited local impact.
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