London and New York Brace for Gold Standard Eruption
Global stock markets reel as Britain suspends the gold standard causing short selling bans and sharp declines. Morgan and AP anticipate a hopeful outcome, while exchanges from London to New York show volatility and policy shocks.
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Mbs
Associated Press
Great Britain
London
Berlin
Mussels
Oslo
Stockholm
Amsterdam
Johannesburg
Calcutta
Dlead
Montreal
New York Stock Exchange
Britain
J. P. Morgan
Devon
Liverpool
New York
Moyle and Allew Arrive in Rome
Alaska dispatch reports Don Moyle and Cec A. Ae arriving in Rome. The brief item notes their travel from California and references an international date line and an earthquake in Tekre.
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Moyle
Allew
Rome
Alaska
Don Moyle
Cec A. Ae
California
Uske
M. Mondar
Stenan Tive
Three Missing German Flyers Found By Ship
A Norwegian motor ship recovered wreckage from a plane missing en route from Lisbon to New York. Aviators Willy Rody Fernando Da Costa Vigo and Christian Johan Hansen were aboard. The crew later reported the three aviators were safe near the Newfoundland coast.
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Portugal
New York
Willy Rody
Fernando da Costa Vigo
Christian Johansen
Lisbon
New
Man Acquitted of Drunken Driving in Pleas Court
Walter A. Jackson of Washington DC was acquitted of drunken and reckless driving after a morning appearance in Peoples Court. The defense argued no direct testimony of drinking and Jackson testified he swerved to avoid a collision on the Brunswick Knoxville highway after leaving a party. He was treated at a hospital with head bandages following a Sunday crash.
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Peoples Court
Walter A. Jackson
Washington, D. C
Jackson
Brunswick- Knoxville
Missex Catherine
Dorothy Wirts
Alban M. Wood
D. Princeton
Buckey
Alen
Loun
Kemptown
Wood
Milburn Y. Zimmerman
East Third Street
Markley
Haid
Hiram Jacobs
East Second Street
Marxet
All Saints Atreets
Lester Hollman
Banker killed in Hall's plane crash over Staten Island
Peter J. Brady president of the Federation Bank died when James Goutwin Hall's plane crashed between two houses in Staten Island. Hall parachuted to safety. A woman, Mrs. Mary Perito, perished in the fire. Brady was assistant dock commissioner for New York City and was bound for the American Legion convention in Detroit.
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New York
Peter J. Brady
Federation Bank
James Goutwin Hal
Detroit
Staten Island
Hall
Mary Perito
Brady
American Legion
Chien Hall
New Fork
Frederice Civ ere ace yard and garden contest kicks off
First regular inspections of yards and gardens were conducted as the annual Yard and Garden contest of the Frederice Civic area announces prizes to be awarded in October. Club representatives observe various plants while the inspection team plans broader tours this summer.
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Frederice Civere
Tanmag
Cit Club
Deeronsan
Hood College Orientation Week Opens with Freshman Enrollment
Frederick readers attend Hood College orientation as 486 students, including 26 from Frederick city and county, arrive for registration. President Apple announces faculty meeting, screenings, and social hour while new students undergo psychological, language, physical, and medical tests across Brodbeck Hall and the Hood campus.
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Hoot College
Prederick
Brodbeck Hall
Jqourbe Riu
Prederick Ciy
Maryland
de. Morrisl
Mabel C. Lytton
Ruth Perry
At & O'Clock
Brodoeck Hall
Louise R. Health
Philoophy Ami Paythology
Apple
Ecgist
ORCHE
Peremmel -Ques
Governor Attends Frederick Fair Amid General Hush
The Frederick County Agricultural Society hosts a multi day fair with Governor Albert Ritchie expected to attend on Thursday. Officials anticipate large turnout for livestock, household, arts, and farm exhibits, plus night shows, auto races, and gate openings at 7 p.m. The event includes Children’s Day and Farmers’ Day observations with notable dignitaries and a strong judging program.
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Frederick and
Vicistry
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Hagerstown
Frederick Fair
Agricultural Society
Albert
Ritchie
Board of Managers
W Preston Lane, Jr
Petcome
The
Domestic Arts
Nufai
Frederick County Federation of Rural Women's Clubs
County Farm Bureau
County Granges
Iman
Second Petition for Divorce Filed in Montgomery County
Fées petitions for divorce from Marie Moxkey against William T. Moxkey, filed in the District Court of Recktile. The case cites misconduct and lists a correspondent. The proceeding references a court date on December 24, 1930, at Rave Bochisren.
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Wiliam T. Moxkey
Cabin Johe
Montgomery County
Marie Moxkey
Prada
Rosce
Rave Bochisren
Lindberghs Aid Chinese Flood Survey By Air
Col and Mrs Charles A Lindbergh volunteered with the Chinese government to survey northern Kiangsa province by air for flood relief. They departed at 745 am for the Grand Canal area and returned at 4 pm the same day, after the survey flew over the stricken region.
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Lindberghs
Wanking
China
Charles A. Lindbergh
Kiangsa
Grand Canal
Kita
Lindbergh
PeSing enacts are equipped fied Dead and Loot reat
A fragmentary report notes actions described as PeSing enacts with weapons and loot loss. Details are unclear, with many words garbled, but the item references a confrontation or incident involving gear and stolen goods.
Hoover Urges Legion to Help End Nation's Low Mood
President Hoover appealed to the Legion to back a broad program to lift the economy and curb unemployment. He argued tax reductions and public works are needed to fund relief, agriculture aid, and job creation while warning against excessive spending. Thousands greeted Hoover at the union station concourse as he urged national leadership for world peace.
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Olimpa Arens
Hawer
Legion
Carey
Newton D. Baker
Cage Mr. Baker
United States
Union Station
Atrret
Convention Hall
Hoover
Washington
Physicians Battle to Save Woman in Triple Shooting
Baltimore reports a dramatic triple shooting leaving Mrs Charla F Smith gravely wounded and the couple’s relatives injured. Charles Smith died on admission, Harrigan died shortly after, while Mrs Smith remained in critical condition as physicians fought to save her life in hospital.
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Baltimore
Charla F. Smith
Mira
Benith
Charles
Harrisos
Mimith
Smith
Harrison South
Ignatius Benesch
George Birx
Wee
Benesch
Charles Smith
Harrigan
Boy 8 Jumps From Window Dies in Baltimore Institution`
John Thomas an eight year old resident of the city died after leaping from a third story window at Montevue Hospital on Wednesday morning He sustained a fractured skull and broken finger and never regained consciousness The night watchman heard the fall and the magistrate ruled death by own action The deceased leaves three brothers and several sisters and a father named Giles A Thomas Funeral plans will be announced by Thomas P Hire funeral director
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John Thomas
Montevue
Thomas
Monstevue
Joon Bartholow
Sherman P. Bowers
Ruskin Loy
Edward
Baltimore
Clinton
Washington
Joseph
Brederick
Giles A. Thomas
Prederick
Robert A
George
Pittsburgh
Bile
McKeesport
Mary Grace Thomas
Camden
N. J
Emma Porsey
David Keller
Middletown
Thomas P. Hire
Municipal golf use soars as season nears peak
Figures recorded by official gauges show about 7300 people used the municipal course this summer despite free ticket deductions. The count trails 1930 Pee Wee golf, when an estimated 20,000 visited the course during the Fear year. The course will close tonight for Par week, as in past seasons.
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Walter Decker
City
C. Cyril Krein
Tnet
Japan Tightens Grip on Manchurian Land
China appeals to the League of Nations for intervention amid rising unrest over Japanese occupation. In Nanking protests, students march as Humiliation Day is set, while Japanese forces expand control in Manchuria and near Changchun.
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Japan
League of Nations
League
Alfred Sur
Lotion
League For
Chien
Ward
Nanking
Chine
China
Japaren Paninetian
Manchuria
Kwamchengtse
Changchun
Dr and Mrs Bowers Planned Three Month Abroad
Dr and Mrs Ralph Bowers will travel to New York and board the S S Western World for a European tour lasting about three months. Dr Bowers aims to survey hospitals in Germany Switzerland England Scotland France Austria and Hungary to assist the new New York Hospital Carmel University medical center project. They will return to New York in late December and resume residence there.
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Ralph Bowers
Jenne Prederick
New York
Red Starling
Naethea of
New York Hospital-Carmel University Association
Mr. Bowers
Thei
Dr. Bowers
Grayson EB. Bowers
Weather Summary for Today and Month to Date
Precipitation 24 hours ending today 0.20 inch. September total 3.35 inches. September actual 17 percent 35 inches. Temperature highs 62 low 38. Sunset 5:58 PM tonight, moonrise 4:38 PM tomorrow. Moonset 14:00, sunrise at 4:38 AM tomorrow. Potomac area.
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Moon
Om Concinon
Sreame
Mantuday
Potomac Cee
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Hood College
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