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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1930
Page
1
Report states about 50 000 gallons of water remain in the TV storage dam after a breach. Damaged infrastructure prompts ongoing containment and daily monitoring to prevent further loss. Local authorities urge caution near the site.
Weather officials say no solid cause for rain is proven and most predictions are uncertain. Experts note the West Indian storms and seasonal patterns suggest September to November are driest, with no credible method to reliably induce substantial rainfall.
In Sept 19 AP report unclear text describes a birthday party with poison toast at a girls feet rink. Fragmentary lines mention Berar Jr S21 occasion of Aer games and served items. Names and places are garbled, yielding a damaged but event-focused notice.
Feiser Carroll argues cad decorations at the three day convention of the PHT association. W. R. la and Mrs. J. PB. Peiser attend with Mary Esther. exhibits and music presented by Miss Baty Stull, Mrs. James C, and Professor Char.
Plans to inaugurate moving pictures were abruptly abandoned in Martinsburg West Virginia The manager H A Doman told a crowd that police would arrest him if Sunday shows opened The event was halted for the day and the venue closed by order of police.
The article records a second registration day for the year with remarks from Roger R. Rice the president of the supervisors. It mentions an October date and suggests a resignation or return related to Trace Morton.
Prosecution and witnesses describe a barn fire at LeGore's property with horses burned and a planned attack. Key testimony links LeGore to threats and a motive as others recall an abrupt blaze and a witness claiming to grab matches before the fire.
Fragmentary text describes a visitor who hires someone on the Eastern Shore, mentions a corpse, and references the Battle Woods and a field man. The legible lines imply a wartime or criminal incident with unclear chronology and several garbled phrases.
Leaders of a political force in New York announced plans to run a gubernatorial candidate to remove an issue. They indicated publisher Frank of a chain of newspapers was approached but declined to run.
Final expense accounts filed with the clerk list John S. Newman at $130 and Joseph D. Baker via Paul J. Payne $505 with Democratic Finance Committee. Parsons Newman $17.48 shows large outlays for hiring challengers and watchers. Other items include payments to W Clinton McSherry $125 and various court and official expenses totals cited for judges clerks sheriffs and wills offices.
The Baltimore conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South ordered a net reduction of about 617,000 in assessments by vote. Opponents argued against padding accounts while supporters pressed retrenchment amid complaints of high charges.
Four thousand Danville textile workers walk out as Riverside Mill gates stay locked. The walkout, ordered by the United Textile Workers of America Local, starts today after officials refuse to recognize the union amid wage disputes and a lingering “stretchout” issue.
On Sept 29 the Democratic campaign committee assured Senator Hitchcock of full support after he demanded explanations about Senator Norris's standing with the party. Senator Tydings wired backing while maintaining a hands off policy in Nebraska.
A gas explosion on the South Side injured Gertrude Penzin aged 33 and critically burned Nancy Perry 44 after a door bell ringing incident triggered the blast. Authorities note uncertain market conditions surrounding the event.
Work on the Monogasy bridge advances toward completion as crews wrap up key construction phases and plan final inspections. Officials said the project targeted end of month finish with paving and safety testing underway.
Construction reports detail progress on the Ridgeville Bridge floor completion and adjacent road projects. Crews advance abutments at G. Darg Bridge, shoulder work from Harmony Grove to Lewistown, concrete paving near Licksville, and paving on Howard County routes. Delays cited at Jug Bridge due to contractor issues. inspections ongoing.
The district announces the free kindergarten will open again on Wednesday. Donations to Federated Charities sustain the program. enrollment has been steady and is expected to grow this year as parents recognize the benefits for their children.
Frederick and Montgomery counties complete a resurve y of the boundary. The Day home lies in Montgomery County near Bear Partsville Dent's Shop. A similar survey between Montgomery and Howard counties is planned.
Detectives investigate a near death incident involving a Westminster native and his wife in a hotel suite. Inspector Shelby noted the door was latched from inside with no sign of forced entry and money remained untouched as neighbors reported no disturbance. The case raised theories of domestic assault or murder.
Rev. James Henry Taylor of Central Presbyterian preached on "The Responsibility of the New Freedom" at the first vesper service in Brodbeck Hall. He cited Ruth 1 9:11 29, urged occupy ourselves in the home church and nation amid secular change, highlighted women’s rights as a major future factor, and noted the seniors’ procession and choir performances in the program.
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