Bail freed for man in Hagerstown fatal crash
Buster Kolb was acquitted by a Hagerstown jury on a charge of causing death in a crash after allegedly failing to stop. The hearing focused on Siri’s testimony and a dance attendance with Mildred Potendersen. the jury ruled the accident unavoidable and Kolb may face separate charges for failure to stop. Nesler, a famed local fireman, was buried after his funeral.
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Buster Kolb
Wiliam P. Negler
Hagersown
Kolb
John EB. Bi
Hagerty
Ater
Ith Kolb
Beleverse
Ettace
Mildred Potendersen
Stoner
Hagerstown
Nesler
Neziery
Army worm warning from Agriculture Department
The Agriculture Department warns of army worm damage as lawns turn brown from feeding caterpillars. Entomologist Dr. W H Larimer notes the Fall army worm grows from a matchstick to a pencil size caterpillar and invades green patches, pasture, and lawns across the District of Columbia and nearby states.
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W. H. Larimer
United States Department of Agriculture
Lartimer
Ampand
Jongéry Sumsner
Pasulre
Cor
Fame
Woman Shot by Woman in coma at hospital
La Plata Maine Sept 22 AP Mis is 23 who was shot by Mos At g hospital at War struck in the head
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la Plata
Mos
Court Hearings Begin On Gerstuce Wa Rent Case
Court hearings start for the Gerstuce Wa rent case after prior delays. Proceedings open with the judge and legal teams outlining the dispute and scheduled motions.
Annual C E Meeting Friday at Grace Church
Frederick County Christian Endeavor holds its annual convention at Grace Church to east of Frederick. Rev George J Ely of Frederick preaches and leads sessions on Our Goals Officers and District Convention. A workers conference at 2:25 features topics and reports, with nominations led by Mrs Jacob Shawkher Monrovia. Evening service, prayers, and an address by Rev Dr Hears conclude the day, with supper at 3:15 and plans for the Maryland state convention.
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Frederick County
Frederick
Geo. i. Ely
P. Co. Dixor
Baltimore
St Chssian
William E. Kinciey
Air. Ely
Arious
Jacob Shawhaker
Monrovia
Tomnee
Swendne
Sale R. Market
Myersville
Chas. E. Webler
Gordon F. Palmer
Lewistown
G. Dixon
Owen W. Prince
Dr. Hears
Bridgewater
Baltitmore
G. W Dural W. Servicen
Sallie R. Markervile
Merril Reddick
Walkersville
Baron G. Cobientz
Middletown
Ednad Smith
Woodsboro
William Browning
Monroviat
J. Vernon Coblentz
Gordos B Palmer
Bliss Gladys Grimes
Ladiesburg
Rachel Sto Tour
C. E. Wehier
Frederck
Five Police Court Cases Reported This Weekend
Two arrests by city policemen this weekend were set for hearings tonight before Justice Motter. Dave Myers was apprehended at 440 this morning and released on 2.50 collateral for a hearing tonight. Harvey May remained jailed for lack of 2.50 bond on drunkenness, taken into custody at 8:30 this morning. Harry Engle faces a drunken and disorderly charge after arrest at 40.30 Saturday by Officers Smh and Holman. Emory Haines was charged with Risomdeny conduct and a charge is now placed against him.
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Bears
Justice Motter
Dave Myers
Hofman
Harvey May
Oficer Barigis
Harry Engle
OcGeers Smh
Holman
Emory Haines
Tamed Realth Officer We Save Health Department
A fragmented line shows a claimed official statement about saving the Health Department. The readable text suggests a reform or protective action tied to health services, though details remain unclear. The source emphasizes stewardship by a named official in a government context.
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Department of Heal
Bishop Cannon affair fuels church committee probe
Richmond dispatch reports Bishop James Cannon Jr faced charges kept private by Ainsworth while a church committee is to meet to decide future status. Virginia Anti Saloon League leader David Hepburn says Cannon’s league role hinges on his church standing. Separate Methodist South leader DuBose urged steps toward sacrifice in response to allegations against Cannon. Birthday dinner honors notable local figures with dinner and music.
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Richmond
News-Leader
David Hepburn
Virginia Anti-Saloon League
James Canvien
League
Execu Teonsin
Bishop Cannon
Cannon
Rexion
Nashville
Tenn
Horace M. DuBose
Methodist Episcopal Church South
James Cannon, Jr
Mace
Protection of Prohibition as Election Issue Explored
The piece analyzes party divides over wet and dry stances for 1932. It weighs Roosevelt era contrasts with Hoover and Morrow prospects, noting the GOP may seek a straddler or dry candidate. It discusses how Republican choices hinge on prohibition positions and internal division.
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Nion
D. W
Ronevelt
Serii
Rosevelt
Hoover
Morrow
Calvin Coolidge
Thrown Off Motorcycle By Curve Injures Family
Three persons were thrown from a motorcycle on Sunday around 1 PM near Doubs when the bike failed to negotiate a curve. Ray mond Wiles, 101 West Fo street, suffered the worst injuries. Mrs Wiles rode in the sidecar and was lightly hurt. their ten year old son sustained cuts and scratches. Both refused further medical care, and motorists helped them home. The machine and sidecar were badly damaged. No charges or action were reported.
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Wiles’ Moore
Dons
Injured in Accident Firestone Arcs Near Town
An unclear incident left a 65 year old man injured after a collision at a street intersection. Details are faint but report mentions a vehicle, direction, and immediate medical response from local responders. Authorities are investigating the circumstances.
Ritchie Targets GOP as Maryland Meet Opens
Baltimore reports that Ritchie aims at the Republican Party as Maryland’s political gathering starts. The field focuses on Ritchie’s strategy and party dynamics amid the MD meet.
Caustic Opening Comment Sets Stage For Changes
Baltimore Sept 22 AP A Republican state convention opens amid harmony and caucuses as leaders press for platform clarity Prohibition plank tilts toward dry while Democrats last week backed a wet stance Mayor William F Broening is the Republican nominee for governor with Oliver Metzerott of Prince George chosen as temporary chairman and poised for permanent chairmanship.
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Baltimore
Prospect
Maryland
Rennert Hotel
Ritthie
Wiliam F. Broening
Olver Mergerott
Prince George County
Eleven year old slayer sent to reformatory
Doylestown Pa Sept 22 AP William Davis 11 of Philadelphia convicted last week of manslaughter for shooting 9 year old Stanley Pienski. He was ordered to a reformatory for an indefinite term by County Judge Boyer. Davis testified he fired a .22 rifle at a carriage carrying Stanley and his grandfather Adam Rawa to frighten the horse after anger over a garden incident. The bullet struck Stanley as the carriage passed.
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Doylestown
William Davis
Philadelphia
Stanley Pienski
Boyer
Davis
Waith Stanley
Adam Rawa
Rama
Cleston
Five Held in Plot to Overthrow Chilean Govt
Five men were detained in Chile amid a plot to overthrow the government. Names and details are unclear due to garbled text, but authorities reported arrests connected to suspected conspirators.
Local Scout Training Course Ties To Accident Case
An accident on the National highway east of Frederick Saturday night involved Harvey Frederick and George Snyder. Miller’s Essex was turning into its lane when Snyder’s Stzdiss Chevrolet struck it, badly damaging both cars and injuring Miller’s wife and child lightly. The scene prompted a discussion of a local scouting training program led by MacPeek of Washington as part of preparations for an upcoming course in October.
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Proust
Guy KR. Motter
People’s Court
Frederick
Harvey Frederick
George Snider
North Avenue
Baltimore
Miller
Otter Chile Gren
Elf
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Avs
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Fin Miller
Wie
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R. S. Moxley
Alry
A MacPerk
Washington
Adites
Colin Eouneh
Parte
Virginta
MacPeek
Beys
Onte
Henry R. Coates
Area Exécu
ePeek
Buckings Boys
Coates
Chinese General Tan Yen Raz Reported Dead on Front
China announces the death on the battle front of General Tan Yen Raz amid the absence of General Chi Shek on the command chair, with official government sources confirming the loss in battle conditions.
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China
I Tan Yen-Raz Acing Press
Iomal
Chi Shek
Tan
Phipps Associate of Carnegie Dead at 85
Mrs. J. F. Sensud, longtime associate of Carnegie, died aged 85. Funeral details not yet announced.
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Phipps
Carnegie
Hoover Son Battles Tuberculosis At Presidential Camp
President Hoover's son contracted tuberculosis and began a gradual recovery after a week of rest and a strict diet at the mountain camp. Doctors predicted a cautious path to full recovery over months, with treatment and monitoring planned at the White House followed by continued rest and diet. Mrs. Hoover joined him at the camp as their three children remained in California.
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Nessicad
Koto
Vir
Howe
Boon
White House
Boone
Wetcht Codowas
Young Hoover
Hig
The
Western Air Express
Herbert Hoover, Jr
Pasadens
Calff
California
Countians Win Honors at 4-H Club Judging
Frederick county 4-H representatives Milas dulla Schaffer and Upton Quinn won high honors at the Eastern States Exposition judging session in Springfield Massachusetts September 12 to 20. Schaffer swept top ribbons in canning and foods judging while Quinn earned high honors in dairy judging.
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Frederick County
Camp Vaill
Springfeld
Mass
Maryland
Massachusetts
Milas Dulla Schafftt
Braddock
Upton Quinn
Miss Schaffer
Quinn
Schaffer
Marylanisation
Prederick County
Foods
Wolfs
Vile Groun
Harmony Grove
New Market
Temain Broadman
Tiurs
Jeferson and
Roux
Midway
Woods
Grove
Stembe
Trend for better business signals shift in demand
A truncated AP report notes Secretary Lamont describing a notable trend in America as leaders of industry take stock of evolving demand and consumption patterns. The brief remarks touch on cautious optimism and longer-term shifts affecting business outlooks and policy considerations.
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