Drunken Driving and Violent Incidents Highlight Frederick Junction Case
A Frederick Junction district court heard multiple cases as drivers faced assault, weapon threats, and reckless driving charges. Aller S. Loun, 53, jailed after a drunken episode, allegedly attacked his wife with a knife. Charles Devilbiss faced pistol threats at his wife's home. Conaid Long and Lewis Hardy were involved in a wreck on the Washington highway with charges later dismissed.
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Dawn
Aller S. Loun
Monrovia
Kemptown
Kewle
Dorling
B. Frank Doll
John Reed
Charles
Devilbiss
West South Street
Awarts
A. E. Markley
Martin
Braddock Heights
Fice
Washington Highway
Frederick Junction
Peoples Court
Conaid Long
Frederick
Route 2
Lewis Hardy
Ater Long
Baltimore and Ohio
Hardy
John T. Kennedy
Long
Merkler
Justice Bowers
Ashley M. Abendschein
Prederitk Junction
Weather summary and precipitation figures
Weather note shows 24 hour precipitation around 1.27 inches with September totals near 3.25 inches. Includes historical comparisons and normals for September and earlier periods, referencing regional weather correspondence and monthly values.
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Zion
Fom Patt
Opening Week Court Session Sets Tone for Term
The court opens with routine proceedings and scheduled hearings. A docket of cases includes civil matters and minor offenses as the week begins. The court will hear preliminary motions and set dates for future filings.
Special Police Named for City for Fair Week Duty
Chief Of Police announces twelve special officers named by the Mayor and Aldermen to serve here during past week with some beginning tonight. Police to patrol streets at night and day during the fair week. force numbers match past years. Parking rules set for fair week with specific streets restricted 6 am to 2 pm and 2 pm to 6 pm. Frederick state police sub station to deploy five or six extra officers, possibly mounted, to handle fair grounds and highway patrols.
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Wiliam F. Steiner
John R. Mantel
John Brust
Bernie Brooks
R. William Riley
Walter Abrecht
Forrest Hawley
Patrick Street
Bente
Carroll
Frederick
State Police
Eddie Sawyer Missing at Home Since Thursday
Altoona police search for Edward M. Sawyer former Frederick Blue Ridge League shortstop, missing from his home since Thursday. His wife Marie Sawyer left Baltimore to assist, joined by her father Harry Sawyer. The Sawyers recently moved in and kept cash at home, raising fears of foul play.
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Altoona
Edward M. Sawyer
Frederick
Sawyer
Marie Sawyer
Charles PF. Sapley
East Fourth Street
Baltimore
Harry Sawyer
Tipp Electric
Sawyer Mar Bate
Sim
Prohibition Agents Assigned to Western Maryland
Federal agent George T. Dansforth announced a prohibition enforcement expansion across Western Maryland with new offices in Hagerstown and additional agents assigned to Allegany and Frederick counties. The program aims to begin inland operations by mid next week, with enhanced Washington coordination.
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George T. Dansforth
Maryland
Hagerstown
Stickell
Mr. Dansforth
Prederick
Washington
Allegany
Frederick
Fee Washington
Preferik Coz
Garret
First Hood Girls to Return Monday for Registration
Students at First Hood are set to return Monday for registration following a day of exams. Officials urge parents to ensure required documents are ready and note any schedule changes impacting the start of classes.
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HOOD
President Apple reports on faculty changes and event week
Memorial services for Year Lovejoy set for October 2. Orientation week activities begin Monday with registration Tuesday morning and continue through Thursday with a formal opening at 7 30 PM. Dr Simond McCrem Cavert of New York to address attendees. Faculty notes include Barnhart teaching, European trip, and future sermons. New appointments, education prep figures, and astronomy notes follow, with Helen Ware joining Hood College as violinist and lecturer. Continued on page 5.
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Inencene
Joseph B. Apple
Board of Directors
Wiliam FR. Barthart
Department For Bible and Religion
Chapel
Reeper Notvices
Barnhart
Europe
Sherwood Endy
Tve
Mildred B. Northrup
Jane J. Newell
Wellesley College
Teleentry
University of Wisconsin
Department of Education
Volon
Wey
Hood
Department of Astronomy
Harvard Observatory
Leah B. ‘Allen
Herv
Franklin F. Marsh
Frederick
Vicinity
Appie
Henry T. Ware
Department of ‘Music
Helen Ware
Hoyt Coleg
Miss Ware
Ottakar Setrik
Viemma
Profecor
Washiington
Army
Navy
Anc
Bert Geiterimes
Washington
Capital
Corciss
America
Annual Frederick County Convention Held
Frederick County clubs and Miss Helen Fearson demonstrated home craft methods across Walkersville to prepare exhibits for Peach Day. Emphasizing home grown products, the program spans four days with county meetings resuming in September and a September 28 to October 2 schedule detailing demonstrations by multiple clubs. Approximately 100 delegates attended the 40th Frederick County Christian Endeavor Union convention at Christ Reformed Church Middletown with officers and department superintendents named and talks by local ministers on youth and pork.
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Frederick County Federation of Rural Women's Clubs
Helen Fearson
County Home
Walkersville
Frederick Pair
Pearson
Miss iChubb
Hagerstown
Garrett
Allegancy
Washington
Carroll
Garfield
Mt. Pleasant
Unionville
Johnsville
Emmitsburg
Buckeystown
Frederick County
Frederick County Christian Endeavor Union
Christ Reformed Church
Middletown
Gordon F. Falmer
Lewis
Vic Carroll Shepley
Myersville
Jena
Sallie R. MM
Nannie Reddick
Walkerville
Bsron G. Goblentz
Jacob Shaw
C. E. Union
C. E
Agaimer
Fran
Rm Woodsboro
Aeas Ee Bt
Hagerstorn
Dan Enden
Creavy Seizes Lead as Shute Trails by a Nose
In Providence on September 13 Tom Crear of Acbar drives a sugar wagon pace beating Denny Shute by two strokes. Kellumatta and Prone push hard, while Rockrile jac suffers a crushing setback as the race narrows to a dramatic finish.
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Providence
Tom Crear
Acbar
Kellumatta
Prone
No Violation of Kellogg Pact in Jap-Lind Battle
American officials say current information shows the conflict involves subordinates, not governments, as the Kellogg pact issue is watched carefully. U.S. investments in Manchuria total about 3.5 million in Harbin, 386,000 near Mukden, with 169 Americans in Mukden, 95 in Harbin, and 25 in Darien, amid ongoing fighting and occupation.
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Wastin
State Department
Manchuria
Standard Oil Company
Harbin
Mukden
Darien
Fire at Union Bridge School Probed in Portable Building
Westminster Md AP reports Carroll County schools investigate a fire in a one room portable school used for recently reassigned negro children. Authorities note kerosene smells and evidence suggesting prefire kerosene presence. The site was former white school demolished after a new one went up half a mile away. Some locals opposed the transfer and regented the move.
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Westminster
Union Bridge
M. H. &. Unger
Carroll County
Murder Mystery Seen In Upper Marlboro Death
In Upper Marlboro Prince Georges county investigators probe the death of 75 year old Alex E K Marr shot in his bedroom last night. Marr a well known resident lived in a large brick house at Mt Calvert on the Patuxent river. The shotgun discharge reported by family members was not found in the bedroom where he died.
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Upper Marlboro
Prince Georges County
Alex EK. Marr
Mr. Marz
Ufe
Mt. Calvert
Patuxent River
Marr
Toom
Tennesse professor released on cash bond in Chesapeake case
Exsha Kent Kane, charged with harming his wife in Chesapeake Bay, was released after an 815,000 cash bond was posted by his attorney. Kane, a University of Tennessee professor, had been held since last Sunday and was driven away with relatives and counsel.
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Keny Kane
University of Tennessee
Curtis
Mamopron cl
Hampton
Exsha Kent Kane
Chesapeake Bay
University of
Washington Street FTA Meeting Prompts PTA Leadership
A Note from the Washington Street factual record reports a Parent-Teacher Association meeting. The document references leadership roles and organizational details, noting attendance and governance at a local school site.
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Washington Street
FTA Meeting
Parent-Teacher Association Naaed Presidens
Sansaty Ree Sefts Secreury
Japanese Forces Seize Mukden Amid China Conflict
News dispatches report heavy fighting in Manchuria as Japanese troops captured Mukden and faced Chinese resistance near Nanting. Casualties cited include 30 Japanese dead and 90 wounded, with Chinese losses described as heavy. Foreigners reportedly safe as Tokyo ordered pauses and withdrawals in some areas.
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Tokyo
Bettigo News
Changchun
Manchuria
Chinewo Worp
Nanting
Cawu
Mukden
China
Japan
Bergo
Kwanchengtse
Stl
Korea
Darien
Ome
Muken
Shintaro Nakamura
Nakamura
Woman shot in back as she sits in auto in Port Allegany
Bradford, Pa Sept 18 AP A Buffalo woman Luan RO Wager 43 was shot to death in a car near Port Allegany. The driver Felber, also from Buffalo, was held for questioning. A coroner found a 36 caliber bullet in her back and a bullet hole in the car. The two were traveling from Washington, D C to Buffalo when the incident occurred.
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Bradford
Luan RO Wager
Buffalo
Port Allegany
Here
Felber
Bufalo
Pelber
John Feliz
Welber
Washington, D. C
Dr David Starr Jordan dies at Stanford University
Stanford University in Canada woke today to the death of Dr David Starr Jordan aged 80, chancellor emeritus of Stanford University. He died from a complication of ailments after several months of illness, in Norman, with obituaries noting his long service and influence on American higher education.
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David Starr Jordan
Stanford University
Can
Hoover shifts stance to address American Legion in Detroit
President Hoover unexpectedly reverses course and plans to go to Detroit for the American Legion national meeting. He will urge rejection of any bonus plan that imposes a new burden on the depleted states, signaling a pivotal shift ahead of the national convention.
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Hoover
Detroit
Iimencc
Detroi
Rapidan
Ford Chief Test Pilot Killed in Crash
Detroid Michigan September 19 AP Tenor Manning and L H Garnet were killed when a tri motor airplane built by the Ford Company for area use crashed near the Ford airport. Both men died instantly.
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FORD
Detroi
Michigan
Tenor Manning
Comet
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