Eleven Inches Rain In Atlanta In 24 Hours
The Weather Bureau reported eleven inches of rain in Savannah over the last 24 hours as a tropical hurricane moved northeast toward the Atlantic coast. A 60 mile per hour wind lashed Charleston and Savannah's barometer fell to 28.02 as the storm weakened and possibly altered course toward Hatteras with communications cut north to Charleston.
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Atlanta
Atlantic
Savannah
Charleston
D. C
Savanna
Bureau
Hatteras
Washington
Weather Bureau
Virginia Cape
Beston
Jacksonville
Storm Strikes Danville With Gale Winds
Gale force winds hit Danville Virginia early today and continued into the morning. Weather bureau noted conditions resembled those seen 24 hours after a Florida hurricane with rain expected soon.
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Danville
Florida
Weather Bureau
Maryland state typist champion earns Governor's cup at Frederick high school
Samuel Robertson case in Montgomery county moves to trial in this county after change of venue. A birthday dinner honors 76th birthday of Geo Scheel. Jyn Bussard wins Maryland state typing champion with 56 wpm, earns Governor Albert C. Ritchie cup and trip to Sacramento. Awards include medals for accuracy and speed. teaching staff and Underwood officials attend. Local autowork injuries in Frederick City Hospital show minor improvements for Marian McMillan and Arthur Hightman Jr.
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Samuel T. Robertson
Montgomery County
Edward L. Mills
Hunting Hill
Eli G. Haugh
Robertson
Rockville
Mills
Robert B. Peter
Preferick
Geo. Scheel
New Market
Geo. Scher
Scheel
Lena Ramsburg
Wiliam Scheel
Thomas Scheel
Washington
Augustus Scheel
Betty _ Borer
Kate Re
Yeatman
Licu Yeatman
Jeer
Edward Esterly
Ciara Harrison
Fred
Faccari Esters
Wiliam Barcell
Mary Hargett
Baltimore
Prank Abrecht
John Pfeifer
Mamig Abrecht
Barry Wiks
Prederick
Odisses Marsares
Bianche
Saomi Scheel
Vicittts Shuff
Helen Abrecht
Medora
Frances Harrison
Betsy
Viewer Hiitner
Bellmore
Wildred
Betty Yeatman
John
Francis
Charles
Albert
William Scheel
Robert Yeatman
Rober Harrison
Inamue Gilbert
Baby Vam
Austin Shull
C. Lease Bussard
Frederick Hich School
Clarence Bussard
Braddock
Albert C. Ritchie
Baryland State
Maryland
Beiong
David C. Winebrenner
Young Bussard
Eugene McAbee
Lime Kim
Roenna Fahmey
Winebrenner
McComas
Underwood Trpewritetoffee
California
Bussard
Sacramento
West
Underwood Company
Young Mens Shop
Frederick
Fenton Harris
Bennetts Dry Gots
U.S. G. Rapp
Evangelical Lutheran Church
McGuanes
SE. Behe
SD Geta
Ager
A. L Leary
Margaret Buck
Tscuty
McCreery Jewery
Saprov
Marian McMillan
Fredenck City Hospital
Arthur Hightman Jr
Middletown
Heavy rain and gale winds hit city tonight
Weather forecasts warn of heavy precipitation east of the mountains with a cool down in temperatures as a powerful Atlantic disturbance moves northward. In Baltimore and Frederick area conditions mirror late hurricane impacts, while 400 prisoners riot in Maryland State Penitentiary prompting guards to seal cells and deny food until order is restored.
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Washington Weather Bureau
Frederick
Maryland
Bayee
Atlantic Seaboard
Virginia
Miami
Fis
Mercury
Florida
Baltimore
Staryland Penitentamry
Belals
State Board of Welfare
Walter Eccolow
Jack Hart
John L (Wiggles) Smith
Thomas Coste
Arthur Fraldin
John E Mann
Hoover 15 Given Big Ovation in New Jersey
Paterson N J Sept 18 AP Herbert Hoover carried his drive for votes into industrial New Jersey with a long ovation along Passaic street routes. A huge Paterson crowd at city hall greeted him as he left his car, thousands of school children cheered, and workers crowded windows to glimpse the candidate before he moved on through Passaic and Jervey Cite.
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Paterson
N. J
Passaic
Herbert Hoover
New Jersey
Hoover
Jervey Cite
Smith to Appeal for Farm Vote Tonight
Governor Smith arrives in Omaha to appeal to Middle West farm voters as he begins his presidential campaign with a formal address on farm relief. The day includes a broadcast linked to his speech and a schedule of events in Omaha, highlighting campaign efforts and public reception.
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Omaha
Neb
Middle West
Smith
Albany
Hiss
Jane A. Warner
Sis. Smith
Firemen subdue blaze on Clifton property
Two outbuildings on Charles E. Kinns farm near Clifton tenanted by Theodore Wolfe burned around noon. Independent Hose Company responded and prevented spread to adjacent structures. The washhouse and chicken house were destroyed. water drawn from a nearby hydrant. Loss covered by insurance.
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Charles E. Kinns
Clifton
Theodore Wolfe
Independent Hose Company
Kelley sentenced to hang on November 23
Les Angries reports that killer Kelley, convicted of murdering Mitle L. Mellus, faces a San Quentin execution date set for November 23. The item notes the case and date in a brief sentencing update amid a local community column.
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I Kelley
Les Angries
Les ’Pau Kelley
Mttile L. Mellus
Hus
San Quentin Penitentiary
Home Fire Kills No Local People Reported Safe
West Pass Beach Florida reports a home destroyed but local residents are safe. The Witham Mathers family and young daughter lost a residence in a storm but remain in West Palm Beach after ten years there. A cable from Porto Rico brought alarm about conditions. relatives in San Turcec near San Quan are said to be badly damaged.
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West Pass Beach
Fla
Witham Bo Mathers
Sau Beach
Mathers
Ts Young
West Palm Beach
Peete Rice Safe
Ernest Sponseller
Westwater
Ramon Carlos
Porto Rico
Sponseller
Airs. Carbol
Carbol
San Turcec
San Quan
Constitution Day Observed by Frederick DAR Meeting
Constitution Day on September 17 was observed in Walkersville by the Frederick Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution in a large gathering at Mrs. C. A. Nichodemus’s residence. The event included business, singing, and a talk on the Constitution with a tribute to the flag, followed by refreshments and a roundup of planned meetings for October through December. Nearly forty members and guests attended, with officers and members listed among the attendees.
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Frederick
Daughters of the American Revolution
Priton
C. A. Nicodemus
Walkersville
J. F Feiser
Woodsboro
Amerie
Henry T Wade
Grayson E. Bowers
Harmony Grove
Reputiahon Dar
Wil
Court House
Jennie Snyder
Joseph T. Pyles
United States
Markell
Markel
Macs
Etchison
Clynton O. Keedy
Martha McCleery
Exsa
Arthur EL. Levs
Fammet
Grayson E iMix
Sam W. Mapies
jStorm
Bee Houck
Je. Clapp
Henrietta Cramer
Bieance Ho Tal
Etta Cosson
Misa Priscilla Weson
As. Cramer Carty
Sopta
F&f
John D. Knight
J. Wade
Grace Cromse
Larry Johnsson
Nan J. Houck
Smyrna Shaken by Two More Earthquakes
Smyrna again felt two strong earthquakes today causing property damage. Reports from Constantinople note continued tremors affecting the city and surrounding areas with details still arriving.
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Constantinople
Smyrna
Asai
Hood College Enrolment Tops Previous Year Amid Typhoid Case
About 300 students were expected back at Hood College by night with nearly 500 to register by Thursday. dean Sara C Lovejoy remains hospitalized with typhoid fever at Exederick City Hospital. Marjorie Stackhouse and others prepare to cover duties. opening exercises set for Thursday at 7 30 pm. public showing of Hood College life films planned for Brodberk Hall tonight.
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Mood College
Misa Sara C. Lovejoy
Exederick City
Misa Lovejoy
Europe
Marjorie Swoughton
Miles Lots H. Balcom
Springfield
Mass
Hood College Life
Brodberk Hall
Heights Residents Review Season Accomplishments
Braddock Heights residents meet in the Ho wel Braddock lobby to discuss season outcomes and future plans. R E Long of Potomac Edison presided with Emory L Cobentz addressing the gathering. A small attendance and a planned joint meeting with the Community Center Braddock Heights Resort Association and Potomac Edison is set for two weeks hence.
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Braddock Heights
Howel Braddock
R. E. Long
Potomac Edison Company
Emory L. Cob- Jentz
Braddock Heights Resort Association
Potomac Edson Company
Plane Drops Tickets Over Frederick City in The News
A plane will fly over Frederick at 4 o clock on Friday and alternate days dropping tickets wrapped in copies of The News. The operation promotes the wx Aircrass Company with a prospect of a free flight theater pass. The plan unifies the Queen promotional act with weather and solar references.
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Wx Aircrass Company
Solar
Frederick
Vol Theater
West Indian hurricane devastates coastal Florida city
West Palm Beach and surrounding towns face massive property loss as the West Indian hurricane hits Florida's east coast. Police report dozens dead or missing, with 140 injured and hundreds made homeless. Refugee sites open, hotels and schools used as shelters across West Palm Beach, Palm Beach, Lake Worth, Boynton and Delray.
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Srin
West Ooo
de Lars
Tay Howard
Urase
Palvr Ledek
Uly
Paha Beach
Exzi
Leo
Okxeochedlay
Reer
West Palm Beach
Delray
Palokee
Calm Beach
Lake Worth
Boynton
Ayden
Fla
Palm Beach
Florida East Coast
Fire Alarm Delay Investigation By Local Telephone Co
The C P Telephone Co reviewed a reported fire alarm delay on Monday at Jesse N Smith’s property. They denied service delays and found the original alarm was sent at 4 40 from West Wright and relayed to fire HQ. Investigators noted operators faced delays while attempting to reestablish contact after the fire was reported.
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Jesse N. Smith
Benterstreets
Central Exchange
Paul
Payne
Jandem
W. A. Wright
Trail Avenue
City Bah
Tangers
Nerse
Goweiet
Palm Beach Area Ravaged by Hurricane Wide Scale Flooding
Florida towns including Palm Beach Deerfield Boynton Lake Worth Lantana Jupiter and West Palm Beach faced extreme flooding as the hurricane wrecked the coast. Thousands sought refuge in railroad stations and public shelters while Florida National Guardsmen aided city officials. Damages were estimated around 10 million dollars with widespread destruction across the coast.
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Palm Beach
Royal Pals
Gath
Deerfield
Boynton
Lake Worth
Lantana
Kelsey City
Jpiter
Jupiter
Bur
Lve
Florida
R. H Baker
Palm Beach County
West Paim Beach
Iana
Florida National Guardsmen
West Palm Beach
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