Hunter Mistakes Man for Squirrel in Mountain Thicket
In Frederick county a hunter Cameron Kehne shot James Powell thinking him a squirrel. Powell, hit in both legs, was driven to Frederick City Hospital where doctors treated him. the incident occurred near Bennett's Creek early morning as Powell heard a squirrel, then fired from about fifty feet away. Powell's condition described as improving.
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James Powell
East sweet
mountain today
Cameron Kehne
Powell
Frederick City
Bennett's creek
Powel
Mehre
Sred
Rebre
mobile
Frederick
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hospital actendants
eirer
Gering Powell
Kehne
Austin Powell
Howard Stockman
Xeline
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Barrow- Powell
Thomas
Ira L Srandfeld
Pinchot Criticizes $2,500,000 Loan Plan
Milton P. Pinchot criticizes a $2.5 million loan proposed by the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. The corporation announced its plan to provide federal aid to the state, aiming to finance broader projects amid concerns over use and impact.
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PINCHOT
Milton Ps. Pincho
Pinance Corporsnon
Early recovery of Mrs Borah seen in Boise report
Boise dispatch reports Mrs William Borah showing improvement from pneumonia fever with falling temperature and reduced lung congestion. Official bulletin notes continued progress and states calescent serum would not be needed if improvement continues.
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Boise
Ida
Lejeune’s Condition Reported Shade Better
In Texington Virginia physicians say Major General Jo Lejeune remains unconscious after a campus fall. The 23 tending doctors report his condition as shade better though he still shows critical signs.
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Texington
sin
Weather summary for today and past 24 hours
Weather data notes a 24 hour period ending at 2, September values show precipitation around 0.06 inch for September 1 and a 34 percent moisture index. High yesterday and year-ago temperatures are listed with sun and moon times and clear conditions over Steams Potomac and Monocacy.
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Cate
Potomac
Monocacy clear
Woman Shot Husband Then Killed Self in Philadelphia
Mss. Trene Ebser, 37, a noted huntress and markswoman, shot and critically wounded her husband and killed her companion before taking her own life in an apartment in Bowman Steel Company town. Police established the motive hours later.
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Philadelphia
Trene EBrcer
Norcistown
huntress
eHng construction super
Bowman Steel Company
Etter
Gwegolyn Shinn
E - siuber
Berpistol
RH-ours
Bible Class Supper Held by Church of the Brethren Ladies
The Young Ladies Bible class of the Church of the Brethren held a supper on a recent evening. The event featured a program with past names discussed and a full list of officers and attendees including Bits Feagg, Mrs. Frank, Charlies Brunner, Evelyn Toms, and Mrs. Raymond Simon among others.
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Young Ladies Bibles
Church of the Brethren
eNercelere
Bits. Feagz
Frank
Charlies Brunner
Evelyn Toms
Raymond Simon
Eva Caves
Wed in Waynesboro Bride and Groom Tie Officiant Arrives
The article reports on Wednesday weddings in Waynesboro with Fredecti couples and an officiant from the matciape. Names such as Mrs. Ela Thrasher of Har S and Schamel are mentioned along with Bruns and JeffersonCounty officials.
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Ela Thrasher
Har S. Schamel
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Wireless Operator Electrocuted Near Yonkers
Harold W. Fawkes a 24 year old amateur wireless operator was electrocuted while operating radio gear in Yonkers New York on September 23. He had recently become the first to establish contact with EB Byres according to local reports.
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Yonkers
Harold W. Fawkes
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Church Classis Reports and Home Mission Plans
Reports from the Reformed Church in the United States detail boards’ activities at the Maryland Classis Fall meeting in Gracechurch Kershite. The Home Mission Board seeks 300000 to clear debt, with other matters discussed including education, orphanage work, and mission campaigns for the coming year.
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Reformed Church
United States
Gracechurch
Kershite
Francis Leow. Key
Crsss
Christchurch
Funkstown
Joan S. Hollenbach
Atanchester
Classis
Gur P. Bready
Taneytown
Board of Foreign Missions of the Reformed church
iis
James 4. Mullen
Bassler
Westminster
Board of
Ministerial Revel
Henry Stann
Philadelphia
Board of Christian Education
Wiliam E Lampe
Philadelphe
General Synod of the Reformed church
Paul D. Yoder
Coderus
o F imenes
A P. Frantz
Hoffmen
Scots R. Very Hagerstown
Parkinson
Fredek county
Homeweed
Wede Huffman
Clear Peer EB
St. James Reformed church
Petersburg
Mt. Inch
Hagerstown
Catawba College
Key
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HU. G. Hiet
LeRoy McCardeil
hurthes
Grissinger Indictment Nolle Prossed by U S
Washington September 23 AP An informal note from the Attorney General indicates the Grissinger case will see the indictment nolle prossed by the United States. Details on which charges or defendants remain unsettled.
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GRISSINGER
NOLLE
U. S
Susquehanna River Reaches Unusually Low Stage
Philadelphia reports the Susquehanna River at the lowest stage in years due to months of drought. Sand bars and rocks appear above water as the river, normally carrying coal and mining wash from upstream mines, shows a depleted flow and reduced activity.
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Phiadelphia
Susquehanna
Campaign to Open October Activities by Children’s Aid Society
The Children’s Aid Society of Frederick County outlines its October drive to raise 6600 dollars for ongoing family based support. About 137 children are in care or under supervision across 106 county families, ages five months to eighteen years, with emphasis on preserving homes through counseling, material aid, and foster placements when needed.
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Children’s Aid Society
Frederick County
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organwerion
BESS
thas hank
Farm Board Chairman In Baltimore Hospital
Farm Board chairman hospitalized in Baltimore as operation planned. He faces four week confinement and recovery period before resuming duties.
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BALTIMORE HOSPITAL
Bank Cashier and Funds Taken in Minnesota Heist
A Minnesota bank robbery ends with the cashier dying and $35,600 missing from the State Bank Company funds. The two victims were taken two miles out of town and released unharmed. Rodwood Fan is noted in the report.
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BANK
MINNESOTA
Garner Speaking Tour Tinerary Soon Mapped Out
AP dispatch describes John N Garner preparing to resume his speaking tour in Washington. The report notes Roosevelt’s campaign in San Francisco with about 100000 supporters estimated along the waterfront and Market Street. The 11th stop planned toward Los Angeles includes travels through Arizona, Iowa, Wisconsin, Illinois and Michigan en route to October 3 state GOP events.
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Sacramento
Johnson
tee American progress
totar
Oakland
Embarcadero
Market street
Rooseve
Golden Gate y
tisteric Palace
Roasen
Los Angeles
Arizona
Newtowa
Wisconsin
Klinois
Michigan
Battle Over Bonus in Congress Divides Veterans and Opponents
Veterans backed by Johnson push for cash certificates. opponents led by the National Economy League push to curb government expenses. Congress faces a lame duck session with primary pressures and possible presidential veto. Roosevelt's position remains uncertain as debate intensifies ahead of elections.
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RODNEY DUTCHER
NEA Ser
ter
ton
J onsen
American Legion
Hoover
Roosevel
Roosevelt
Lost Letter Triggers Auto Theft Arrests in Lewistown
In Lewistown a letter addressed to George Baker was found near a highway scene of a recent auto theft. Police arrested a 42 year old suspect, Boxer, early Thursday morning after a car stolen with five tires and equipment missing was traced to a towing yard. Mrs Balizey learned of the incident via the vehicle caretaker.
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George Baker
Lewistown
Boxer
Banlziey
Arendisv
Two Insull Concerns Adjudged Bankrupt
Federal judge approves bankruptcy for Insull companies tied to public utilities and technology. Report notes assets around $20 million and lists Warner C. among involved parties.
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Chicago
tech
aday
Warner C
Armer Held for Death of His Stepson Aged Two
A farmer is jailed in connection with the death of his stepson aged two. Police report says the boy died after an incident at the farm. Local authorities indicated a warrant was issued and the case is under investigation with family statements collected.
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ARMER
Turmoil in Langy as Tear Gas Sweeps Street Pickets
Tear gas and smoke bombs swept Langy streets as guards fired toward pickets gathering from nearby communities. A ladder toppled, injuring a man who fell to the ground. another worker suffered a badly sprained wrist and two arm injuries.
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Lang
Training School Demonstrations Federed in Rural Clubs
Rural club women learn rush and split bottom chair work under county demonstrator Miss Helen Pearson. Demonstrations completed at Frederick Liberty Mt Pleasant with attendees from Grange Hall Woodsboro Emmitsburg Lewistown and other clubs. Plans call for further sessions across counties in upcoming weeks.
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Rural club
Helen Pearson
Frederick
Liberty
Mt. Pleasant
Mt. Pleasant Grange
Gertrude Cramer
E. C. McDevitt
Pleasant
Chas
Pranklin Cramer
AL's Simpson
Sidney
Hammond
Dorsey
Gaither
Mass Eva Forney
Union
Staater
Jug Bridge
Woodsboro
Hs Grove
Emmitsburg
Miss Pearson
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ac eady
Ocooe
Ocim Bacio
Zou Womes
Prices Rise As Business Outlook Improves
A garbled market note hints that a stronger business outlook lifts prices with mentions of customer queries about corn syrup and pathfinder items. The fragment emphasizes rising prices and improved sentiment amid unclear context and incomplete names or dates.
Government evidence on alleged Lottery Tickets in 1930s charity balls
In New York on September 23 AP reports the government showed a package allegedly containing lottery tickets addressed to J J Davis and receipt signed by Fred W Jones. The case centers on Senator James J Davis and charges he aided federal lottery law evasion linked to Moose charity balls, with drawings for cash prizes.
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New York
J .J. Davis
Fred W. Jones
United States
James J. Davis
Davis
Loyal Order of Moose
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Jones
Algaseheart
Republican and Democratic meet to discuss voting law stance
A Democratic State central committee meeting in Montgomery County Monday night at Rockville will consider campaign plans and whether to challenge voters registered under the 1929 registration law as declared valid by the State Court of Appeals. The Republican State central committee, via Chairman Paul Sleman, asks the Democratic group to affirm a stance on preserving voting rights for those still residing under the obsolete law. A surprise party honored a 2nd birthday with games and refreshments, attended by family and friends including HG Erdman and several listed names. An upcoming Hood College organ recital is announced with a program including works by Brahms Handel Dethier and others.
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Monttgomery county
Rockville
Berry E Clark
Republican State central committee
Paul Sleman
MircK
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Sundar
Siemoon
Henry T
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Dethier
Roenna Fahoney
Mirjam Rhonés
Hood College
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Greg
Capric
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