Machine Gun Kelly Captured Sleeping in Memphis Rooming House
Gangster George Kelly known as Machine Gun Kelly was captured in Memphis with accomplices J R Tichnor and Travis after police surprised them in a rooming house. Kathryn Kelly agreed to surrender in Oklahoma City to face Urschel kidnapping charges, hoping to defend her party. She said she planned to leave Kelly to protect her family.
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Memphis
Tenn
Jorge C
Kelly
Epting
Lhe
Lee
Tim Chief Lee
Ritten Charges Filed Against Judge Lowell
Written charges against Judge Lowell allege improper handling of two men charged with dealing poisonous ginger extracts. The charges were referred by a Congressional Judici Committee sub panel member Browning and Congressman Gordon to a pure food interests group for action.
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Boston
Congressional Judici Committee
Gordon ‘Owning
Tenneset
Browning
Congressal
Age Lowell
Davis Moose charity balls used as evidence in lottery trial
United States Senator James J. Davis is linked to Moose charity balls in 1930 offered in federal court to show his knowledge of the conduct. Miller and Davis face trial on charges of violating oral lottery laws. Miller heads Moose propagation department.
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New ‘York
United
Ites
James J. Davis
Loyal Order of Moose
Davis
Theodore E. Miller
Miller
Moose Propagation Department
Wallace
United States Department of Agriculure
Washington
Henry Walace
Sater R. McCoy
Hagerstown
Philadelphia
Pennsyl
Atus
ASU
McCoy
Charees
Renee
Agricultural Adjustment Adzitustralon
Ford plant walkout in Chester over wage rates
Chester Pa Sept 26 AP several thousand Ford Motor plant workers walked out protesting wage rates. Company officials agreed to talks as labor action disrupted production. New York Sept 26 AP market ends subdued as optimism wanes amid bearish sentiment with small gains for some leaders. Sterling opens at 75.74 cents. Woodsboro man Crum fined $50 for disorderly conduct and profanity at home. Charles Winebrenner fined $50 after assault claim. 5 day jail term possible if unpaid.
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Shestar
Usand
Ford Motorpany
Aed
New York
Sterling
Woodshoro
Sneni Charen Crum
Woods
Charles Winebrenner
Harry C. Cus
Wave
Jell
Weather Summary for September 1932
Readable weather notes indicate precipitation totals for September 1932 with figures reaching over five inches by early month and rainfall tracking through September 26. Temperature data reference yesterday and last year, plus forecasts for tomorrow, are noted though specifics are garbled.
Frederick DAR Holds Fall Chapter Meeting With CCC Talk
The Frederick Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution met at Miss Elizabeth Shet en helm’s home for the fall gathering. A CCC camp representative spoke on camp activities near Fishing Creek and road building, and members discussed Chapter business and upcoming events.
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Frederick
Daughters of the American Revolution
Elizabeth Sheetenhelm
Mt. Pleasant
Civilian Conservation Corps
Fishing Creek
D. C
California
Pushing Creek
Louis L. Wilson
Elizabeth Thomas Uhler
Washington
Kara, Houck
Lydia Reynolds
Harry E. Carty
James Cosmo Jones
William R
Edith Miller
Kimball's Tavern
George Washington
Barbara Hauer
Barbara Fritchis
Magna
Slemmer
Braddock Springs
Gail Sunday
State Board
Jesse Anders
Grayson
Bowers
Harmony Grove
Constitution Hall
Daughters of America Hold 42nd State Convention in Gettysburg
Approximately 400 delegates attended the 42nd annual state convention of the Daughters of America in Gettysburg Pennsylvania. The gathering included representatives from fourteen Pennsylvania councils and followed a tour of the battlefield.
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Gettysburg
the Daughters of America
Goru LO
Pennsylvania
Order
Escape at Hagerstown Jail Ends with Two Caught
Wounded prisoner John Smith was recaptured after a mass jail break in Washington County. Four inmates escaped, including Russell Braggs, Charles Davis, Frank Long, and Walter Bishop, after sawing bars and lowering themselves from a window. Speeball was later apprehended. Smith is believed to have aided the escape. Authorities circulated descriptions regionwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Smith
Speekball
Speansn
Smith
W. B. Downin
Emmett Day
Turnkey
Russell Braggs
Charles Davis
Frank Long
Walter Bishop
Tts
Booster Night program by Lewistown Grange
Lewistown Grange hosts a public Booster Night Thursday at o o clock to boost the Grange and attract community members to join without soliciting memberships. The program includes a large Grange orchestra, songs, solos, lectures, playlets, and various acts featuring local speakers and performers, with observances tied to 6 000 Granges nationwide.
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Grange
Lewistown
Lewistown Grange
Snd
Millard Stull
Wil
Henry Stot
Yeunyer
Louise McPherson
Harry Gannett
Sidney Angleterger
Pomona
Austin Renn
Adamstown
Mabel
Elizabeth
Kathere Gelspert
Martha Warher
Myrie Muller
Sylvia Eyler
Dorothy Utterback
Ruth Flier
Elmer Harper
Donald Rice
T. §. Anderson
Elizabeth Gelsbert
Ted Tresselt
Betty and
Bets
Robert Fur
Nelson Sill
Martha Warmer
Ruth Frior
Sotal
Gary
Bakery Wagon Drivers Strike Shuts Philadelphia
Bread wagons overturned and bakeries picketed as 1250 to 1500 drivers walk out in Philadelphia. Police guard remaining workers while unions seek recognition, 42 hour week, and closed sheds.
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Philadelphia
Union Pficils
Former Jeopardy Plea Heard At Cumberland
Arguments on the former jeopardy plea for Emory L. Cobiente, former president of Central Trust Co., were scheduled in Cumberland. Cobiente seeks release from remaining Howard County indictments. James Clark to present the state's argument as Leo Weinberg argues for Cobiente.
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Pita
Emory L. Cobiente
Central Trust, Co
Albany
Ciniat Cours
Cumbersland
Cobiente
Howard County
Inc. Deae
Frederic County
Court of Appeals
Appeals
Cobe Jentz
House of Correction
Leo Weinberg
My Cob Tentz
Cumberland
Ylea
James Clark
Baltimore Presbytery hears two day sessions at local church
The 402nd stated Baltimore Presbytery meeting at a local Presbyterian church covers committee reports on visitations bills and overtures, a proposal to trim General Assembly delegates, a mission name change for Barrelsville, an evangelistic conference, pension actions, and new pastor calls with a Mo ffatt Memorial Mission designation.
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Elders’ Association of the Presytery
Baltimore
John A. Nesbitt
Catonsville
J. S. Montgomery
Potomac
Presbytery
Denver
General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church
Abernorad Oh
Jarvis S. Mortis
Porto Rico
Babcork Memorial Presbyterian Church
Fred Hoffman
Christian Education
Barrelsville
First Church of Cumberland
Wilgelwar
Moffatt
James E. Moffatt
Cumberland
E. Glenn Switzer
William F. Klein
New York City
Committee On Pensions
C. G. Bates
Churchville
Montinn
Prederick Church
William & Eisenberger
Robert Leeith
J. W. Wescott
Grant Churchile
Elders Association
Wehaligack
Conley Pushes Fifteen Campaign Planks for Governor
Dr Charles H Conley of Frederick files for the Democratic nomination for Maryland governor. He outlines fifteen points including tax cuts, term limits, state auditing, reorganization of the roads commission, a public utilities commission, a state banking system, property reassessment, direct election of the state treasurer, judicial appointment reforms, decentralized government, stronger health and education standards, and safeguards for trust funds. He mails letters to about 1400 Democratic officials and receives backing from supporters in and outside Frederick.
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Charles H Conley
Prederick
G. AnnApolis
Maryland
Conley
State Roads Commission
Public Utilities Commission
Charles C. Jones
Montgomery County
David Winebrenner
Annapolis
Democratic State Central Committee
Congress
Delsgates
Democratic Party
Frederick County
Magazine of
Camera
Mer Wen
Citigehry
Senator Coad Weighs Gubernatorial Run in 1934
Senator J Allan Coad of Sir Mary's county debates a bid for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination in 1934 He denies current candidacy while signaling possible pursuit if his Annapolis record and three month drive to trim expenses win favorable sentiment from supporters The outcome depends on party decisions and future political climate
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J. Allan Coad
Sir Mary’s
General Assembly
McIons
Pudge
Avanasle
St Mary's Coumhan
Annapolis
St Port
Consumers Cards Maryland Milk Signatures Hit 7 865
Reports from the Consumers Campaign of the NRA in Frederick County show about 7 805 residents signing cards and pledge sheets. County and city districts report progress with 6 933 Frederick city cards and 2 542 pledge signatures. many districts not yet reported.
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NRA
Frederick County
Baltimore Thater Park
R. J Durrew
Frederick City
John Paul Troy
Baltimore
Albert Ww. Condon
Prederick City
Duttow
Governor Swine and Senator Coad Clash Over Independent Ticket
The text shows a political dispute where Senator Coad accuses Governor Swine of owing loyalty to the party and argues against his re-election. Coad emphasizes cutting state expenditures and notes his tenure in the Legislature. The piece reflects Democratic party dynamics and debates on leadership and fiscal policy.
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Coad
Swine
Horer 1
Econmeny Simpossiaie
Coloars
Defeat In Leipzig Trial Highlighted By Dr Alfons Sack
The report notes Dr Alfons Sack leading the defense at a Leipzig trial with influence from German Reichstag affairs. Sack, acting as counsel for Erset Torg'er, is described among the international jurists involved and preparing commission endings for the criminal case.
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Alfons Sack 1Abovet
Erset
Torg
Artin
Garfield Has
Amer
Unusical International Jurists
Tampico Death Toll Soars Amid Destruction After Storm
Reports from Mexico City indicate Tampico and surrounding areas face catastrophic damage and a mounting death toll. Estimates range up to 6 000 dead or injured as two relief trains head for aid, while entire neighborhoods flood or lie in ruins. Thousands left homeless amid wrecked rail lines and washed tracks.
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Mexico
D. P
Ald
Tampitd
Tampico
Sion
Eduardo Vascensios
Interior
Gardenas
San Luis Potosi
Cardimas
Vampico
San Luis
Potosi
Tampico hurricane toll and safety update
American vice consul R F Carey reports all Americans in the Tampico area believed safe after the hurricane. Tampico remains under martial law as recovery launches. In a separate tally seventy eight or more died when the Civil Hospital collapsed during the storm.
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Washington
R. F Carey
Tampico
Mexico
Carey
Brownaribe
Texas
Roosevelt Attends Family Reunion in New York Night
President Roosevelt travels by special train to New York for a family reunion and will spend the night at his Hyde Park home before a weeklong visit in the city. Six killed in quake near Chita Italy reported with details sparse. fatalities in Lana and Peicne areas amid Adriatic foothills.
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Ferdinand Burkiepyer
George W . Myers
Pennsylvania
Batrk- Jeage
Mags
Elkridge
Washington
Preai
Dent Rowetel
Iran
New York
Chita
Italy
Merchieno
Pres Oua
Lana
Peicne
Adriatic See
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Fox
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Washington County
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Morris
Bascock Memorial Preshinyan Church
Balimore
Near Fuvor
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Ritchie Shoald
Turner
Los Angeles
Coloned
Roxon Twner
Floyd Bennett Field
Jimmy Hialzup
Michiel E Bue
Willard
Eve Starner
Deldren’s Aid Society
Edward 8
Dela Plaine
Starner
Willard Pe Sheth Deli
al Casibuy Ponis
James Frank Baker
Ely
Mirw
Waalligton
Maryland State Dairymen's Association
Cy de
George M. Lintticum
Monrovia
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