20 Sep 1930
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1930
Page
1
Local headlines report Bishop Cannon considering plans amid new bridge project and related charges filed. Details reference railroad context and contending bishops.
Amid confusion over Bishop Cannon, four Methodist ministers sign a complaint and concern grows about investigations. The case involves stock dealings and potential trials at the church's quadrennial conference, with responses reported from Baltimore and Birmingham as charges are pursued or disputed.
Judge William S. Snow of Alexandria Virginia ordered Wil J. Shea and Earl Garrison held on murder and driving while intoxicated charges connected to Maurice Kelliner’s death after a Four Mile Run auto accident December 7. Witness statements and testimony were described as a mass of misinformation.
Partial OCR reads of a local meeting describe a fire incident this afternoon with a meager account. A Grange program at Le Leristown featured a supper for about forty-five people, served to roughly ten per group, after a brief miners words segment on Friday night.
Unable to determine the full readable facts from the fragment. The text appears garbled and lacks clear entities or events to summarize into a coherent news item.
A scattered, garbled crime note reports that so called machine guns turned out to be backfiring autos. The fragment mentions landing, dames, and names like Giesarses and Ivors amid unclear details.
The record lists the NAME CLASS OFFICERS of St Josephs for the first session. Mary Rourke and Ross Mrtaus are named among the senior class officers with Frances town noted. N.Y. 0 is listed as Co president and another officer as vice president while Seton F. graduates are mentioned.
Washington reports that the Sixth International Road Congress opens Oct 6 with about 60 counties represented. Delegates include participants from many nations. focus lies on highway development, paving types, traffic management, and construction practices.
A flood of arraignments and trial dates fills a Frederick County docket. Murder charges touch Johnson and others. cases include larceny, concealed weapons, embezzlement, arson, and forgery. Separate notices set hearings for September 25 to October 8 and a major convention on Lutheran church matters.
Frederick residents report an uptick in mosquitoes driven by lingering warm weather and stagnant water. County health officials caution that low streams and neglected dumps may fuel breeding as Mr. Mosquitoes and his kin invade homes and backyards.
New York raises the fund for the Loving Cup competition named for Lipton. a donor committee plans additional contributions to support the event and its participants.
Walkersville club convenes with Fairne Tanks member and The press 2 ope as attendees.
A severe equinoctial storm swept western Europe causing wrecks along the Dover coast and Lossiemouth. The steamer Drifter Champion wrecked while entering Lossiemouth harbor. crew rescued by rope. Land damage reported across Britain. English Channel seas surged and gale strength estimated at colossal speeds. No confirmed loss of life.
An agricultural inspector warns hog owners to prevent cholera by removing feed waste and scraps that could carry disease. The notice cites improper feeding practices and mentions sick hogs and discarded materials as risk factors, urging sanitation and vigilance to protect herds.
A 15 year old boy received a life sentence for the murder of a nurse. The case drew attention to youth violence and sparked debate over juvenile justice.
Heaps accuses Western farmers of inflating prices to East Coast buyers. He cites direct purchase attempts in Nebraska and Colorado where hay rose from six to twelve dollars a ton, delivering only 1500 tons at high cost. He says farmers’ actions, not dealers, drive milk price fears in Baltimore.
In La Plata Maryland on September 30 AP reports Lula May Gamble 50 mother of ten was freed on $1000 bond after admitting she shot Elsie Davis 23 who was in a car with Gamble and her husband Joseph Gamble. Gamble also faced $300 bond on a wife beating charge.
A penitentiary guard remains in serious condition at University Hospital after an attempted escape Tuesday at Maryland State Prison. Prison officials and police search for the pistol origin while a battle over the weapon's hidden location unfolds.
A bank reported its head missing amid a closure of the institution. Police investigation followed as staff and customers faced abrupt disruption of services and uncertainty about deposits and local access to funds.
An unclear report notes a terminal trainmaster related to Rail No. 10 Delaware visiting Camden Station. The piece mentions an Exwain F. Keene and references a departure or meeting at the station with partial, garbled details.
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