Alfred C Linton Hit Trolley In Drunken Drive
Alfred C Linton, 22, Well Springs, was fined 200 dollars or 60 days in jail for drunken driving after he drove into a trolley on Patrick Street. An additional 20 dollar fine or 10 days was imposed for reckless driving. sentences run concurrently. The magistrate announced a higher possible maximum in future cases, citing this offense and Linton’s prior trouble. Police testified to the crash and Linton’s drunken apology to the car. He posted the fines and was released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred C. Linton
Well Springs
Earl Patrick Street
Linton
Justice Bowers
Hokler S. Feltog
Pui
Wage Cut Controversy If Freight Rates Jump
Washington AP reports railroad attorneys told the Interstate Commerce Commission that denying the proposed 75 percent freight-rate increase would trigger nationwide wage-cut controversy. Greenville Clark of New York argued denial would spur wage reductions for railroad workers, citing about 1,400 potential mediation cases. Hearings closed as the commission reviews the request, with a decision due in two to three weeks.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Greenville Clark
New York
Weather Summary of September Precipitation Readings
The fragment reports weather figures for September with precipitation amounts. It notes September 1930 rainfall around a5 inches and compares 2931 to early September values. The text references averages for the past two years but lacks full context and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cate Norma
Court News Marriage Licenses and Official Records
A fragmented court news item lists numerous marriage licenses and related filings across states Pennsylvania Maryland Virginia and West Virginia. Names ages and addresses appear with couples from Chambersburg Carlisle Winchester Glen Rock Fredericksburg and Washington DC among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Bulinger
Ano
Eiieatern
Wising
Bele Vernon
Donald E. Calvert
Jacksonvill Pia
Florence Nunez
Lawrence C. Veseriat
Dorothy V. Miler
Kens
James E. Donald
Sarah L
Ick
Kernstowz
Edward T. Lewis
Elsia Godwin Bradford
Washington
D. C
James T. Lewi
Joan Godell
D.C
John L. Mason
Laura Waite
Claresburg
W. Va
Clarence M. Shetler
Maek Murray
Cleveland
Ohio
Grayson P. Wachter
Frederice
Helen R. Rhotds
West South Street
Arthur E Stabler
Stella P. Neff
Carlisle
Roy E Blite
Prederick
Charlotte E. Bradley
David Conner
Louise B. Bitter
Chambersburg
Wnory Charles Attig
Shrewsburg
Alban Gracellia Samforth
Oscar L. Smith
Helen V. Ambush
Frederick
Frank Crossler
Rcarrie
Atlantic City
Woods
Mary Million
Washington, D. C
John W. Sibert
Winehet
Local L0.F Home Coming Held With Addresses and Lunch
The L0.F held its Home Coming on Sunday featuring an address by Grand Master James W. Chapman Jr of Baltimore and a talk by Grand Representative HB Dorsey. Miss B directed the choir and lunch was served on the grounds by Salan tan Rebekah Lodge. Five of the eleven state directors reside in Frederick county including Elmer Brown and Vernon Nicodemus from Monrovia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Miss B
Jone S. Emer Broan
James W. Chapman, Jr
MG. Chapman
HB Dorsey Feuchison
AL Moon Ander
Salantan Rebekah Lodge
No. 51
Inns City
Tome
Frederick County
Elmer Brown
Bart Borringtson
Robert 4. Bennett
Charis P. Seeger
This City
Vernon Il Nicodemus
Monrovia
District Jury to Probe Cannon Campaign Violations
District of Columbia grand jury to investigate Bishop James Cannon Jr and Ada L Burroughs former Virginia Anti Smith treasurer for alleged failure to report campaign lectures in the 1926 presidential campaign. The probe will begin in October and will hear from witnesses including banks and Methodist Episcopal Church South officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
District Attomey Rover
District of Columbia Grand Jury
James Cannon, Jr
Ada L. Burroughs
Virginia Anti-Smith Committee
Rover
House of Representatives
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Coal Company Cuts Wages 14 Percent
The M. A. Hanna Coal Co. announced a 14 percent wage reduction effective tomorrow across its five mines in Jefferson and Belmont counties. About 1800 miners are affected as economic conditions and rival scales drive the cut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Clairavne
Jefferson
Belmont Counties
Tomorow
M. A. Hanna Coal Co
Ohio
Fiehds
Parliament to adjourn next Wednesday announces MacDonald
Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald told the House of Commons Parliament will adjourn next Wednesday. In response to Arthur Henderson’s question observers expect a general election soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ramsay MacDonald
House of Commons
Arthur Henderson
Labor Party
Edison Loses Strength in Recent Illness
West Orange New Jersey reports Thomas A. Elson, afflicted by complications from four diseases, has shown reduced strength in recent days. Dr. Babe Howe stated the condition has weakened further as of today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Orange
SN. J
Thomas A. Elson
Babe
Howe
Laval to Sail for New York October 14
Premier Laval announces he will sail for New York on October 14. Details provided by his aides outline preparations for the trip and the expected schedule. Authorities confirm diplomatic discussions will follow upon arrival.
Prisoner Flees Home System At State Fury
A prisoner escaped from a state facility amid strong emotions and confusion. Reports say guards recaptured the runaway soon after, with officials promising a full review of security lapses. Local authorities urged calm as details remained partly unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homor
Washington Letters Recall Firing and Far-Reaching Scrutiny
Washington letters detail a string of retaliations and suspensions at the Department of Commerce and related offices. George Pass, a minor clerk, faced punishment after publishing a critical article on Russian trade without approval, while Lamont and others weighed wage cuts amid political tension. The piece also recalls Ray Hall’s firing over a report on export trade and alleged improper figures, plus broader questions about internal discipline and policy signals during the Hoover era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kodsey Dutcher
NEA
Washington
Commerce
Lamont and
Young Geom
Pass
Pubout
George Eder
Ray Ovid Hall
E. Rioyes
Commercial Intelligence
George
George Pass
Russia
G. L. Pass
Commercial Intelligence Division
Department of Commerce
United States Daily
America
We Department
Abs
Lamont
Rustaii
Anybdy
Hoover
Labor
Doak
Fox &der
Hall
Carnegie Endowment For International Peace
Ogures
Catn
Unclear Fragments Describe Lard and Pies in Ber
Fragmentary text mentions large quantities of lard and pie related items. No clear event date or named entities present.
Night Parking Rule Clears Streets After Sweep
The city enforces overnight parking limits with fines. Vehicles found parked at night must be moved. violators pay a minimum fine and clear the streets by the next day.
Fifty Fifth Wedding Anniversary Celebrated at Woodsboro
The forty five year couple Mr and Mrs Hezekiah Fox observed their fifty fifth anniversary at their Woodsboro home on Sunday September 27. Relatives from Washington PA Trousville Frederick Baltimore and Shippensburg gathered along with numerous Fox descendants and friends. Refreshments were served as the large family group enjoyed the milestone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hezekiah Fox
Woodsboro
Suneday
Eugene Fogle
Charles Fox
Trousville
Frank Dutrow
Charlesville
R. Fox
Frederick
James M. Butler
Washington, D. C
David Fox
Walkersville
Graham Angleberger
Edward Hoffman
Pleasant
Fhoved
Baltimore
James Bailey
Laltimore
Carl Holts
Mildred
Mary Hoffman
Louise
Catherine
Doris
Dorothy
Mabel
Frances Fox
Evelyn Butler
Delores
Gertrude Ramsburg
Gract
Dutrow
Evelin Fogie
Marjorie Brown
Edith
Grace
Eleanor Vitalie
Robert Butler
Bevis Bailey
Delmar
Harold
Benjamin
Edwin
Fahrney
Wachter Econton Reunion Held at Mt Tabor Park
The third Wachter reunion occurred September 20 at Mt Tabor park Rocky Ridge. A noon basket lunch preceded games then a 2 p m meeting in the tabernacle called to order by vice president Clarence Dutrow. Officers were elected and a list of attendees read.
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Union Bridge
Mise Elizabeth Gelsbert
Woodsboro
Ely Wachter
Cletus Noll
Wim. Geisbert
Edith Wachter
Elizabeth Geisbert
Charlotte Glass
Vivian Wachter
Dorthy Glass
C. C. Dutrow
John Biehl
Steiner - Wachter
W. I. Renner
Wm. Geisbert
Claude Geisbert
Hany Valentine
Cieta Bowman
Russell Wastiler
Francis Grimes
Willian Claybaugh
Allen Wachter
Stall and Amir
Mary E. Wachter
Sarah Wachter
Norma Ramsburg
Joseph B. Wachter
Charles. Krise
Salome
Lyasi Wachier
Charissie Gia Mildred Eyier
Helen Biehl
Glass
Watherine Geisden
Wachter
Deorster Glats
Church Street School Association Holds Yearly Meeting
The Church Street School Community Association met on the first Tuesday at the school to elect officers for the new year. President Jot L. Shaw and other officers were chosen. The group urged appointing acting Superintendent James G. Biehl to the vacancy left by the death of G. Lloyd Palmer. Room mothers organization was continued with assignments for grades 1 through 7-5 and several teachers named for each grade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church Street School Community Association
Jot L. Shaw
Alice M. Sharpe
Chester G. Giem
Lawrandt Shinnick
W. Dwight Burroughs, Jr
James GC. Biehl
G. Lloyd Palmer
County Board of Education
Chertar
Clem
Miss Snook
Archie, Fisher
Irving Kefauver
Myers
Guy HK. Motter
Spurrier
Schultz
John Shaw
Lawrence Shinnick
Fout
Mehr Moberiy
George Daugherty
Moser
John
Ruth Price
William Lewis
Rade
Miss Price
Walter Wallach
Russel Thom
Miss Hendrickson
William F. Childs, Jr
Francis Litt
Wright Teaer
A Sharpe
Miss Schaefer
EM. Titlow
John Baumgardner
Burger Sacher
Chester
Baker
Net
Simmons
Weil Hudson
Jesse Ramsbury
Louise James
Marylanders enter bid for Miss Wendel estate
Twenty Marylanders join a fund seeking a share of the Miss Ella Virginia Wendel estate valued between 50 000 and 75 000 000. Arthur Garfield Hays of New York leads counsel with George Rost Veazey Williams Woodhart and others from Maryland towns as co council. A temporary restraining order against probate was issued in New York and attorneys plan to ask to make it permanent.
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Baltimore
Eila
Virginia Wendel
Maryland
Arthur Garfield Hays
New York
Ui Ys
George Rost Veazey
Williams Woodhart
Hays
Jerdinay
Juventia
Democrats Plan to Organize Congress Says Shouse
Washington Sept 30 CAP Jouett Shouse chairman of the Democratic National Executive Committee reiterated his belief that Democrats would organize the next Congress. He cited discontent with the Republican party and nation-wide sentiment to rebuke it noting tariff and other issues shaping next year’s national campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jouett Shouse
Democratic National
Rec
Missouri
Robert D. Johnson
Repubbhen
Awards for Monterne Bids Opened and Awarded
Monterne bids for supplies to Mien and the jail for the coming year were opened Tuesday before the Counters and awarded on the 12th. Groceries and flour were included with several firms such as Felten and Garber Baking Co. and John D. Hendrickson named among suppliers. Have Musical Evening Turds: Frederick 371 Loral Order of Moose featured by music and a talk by Charles B. Groh and Dr James Marron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monterne
Mien
Frank V. Staub
Feni
Felten
Tread
Garber Baking
Frederick County
All and Son
Angowearing
Mas Kemp
John D. Hendrekesn
Frederick
Loral Order of
Mose
Happs Ranger
Charles B. Groh
de. James Marron
Reiterates High Court Belief in Kane Murder Case
Hampton Virginia hearing opens as father of dead woman, Mr Graham, asks to halt inquiry alleging his daughter’s illness ends urge. Witnesses describe crowd outside, screams heard near the scene, and the mother Mrs Graham collapsing in court after recounting the drowning morning.
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Ie Cid
Tne
Jesus Wl. Cinatu
Rainer
Mr. Graham
Graham
Ashermen
J. Dixon
W. C. Graham
Keane
Two Brothers Confess in Freight Train Wreck
In Lock Haven Pennsylvania two youths Leonard Hahn aged 12 and Arthur Hahn aged 9 confessed to opening a switch that caused a New York Central freight train near Beech Creek to derail. The crash killed two crew members and injured engine men, with detectives noting they could not close the switch after triggering the wreck. Railroad officials have not decided on any action against the boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lock Haven
Ralroid
New York Central
Beech Creek
Leonard Hahn
Arthur
Minor terrorism breaks out again in Chicago
A string of three bombings and store break-ins hit Chicago, with attacks targeting Erhards and Sons paint shop and nearby properties. Authorities investigate the incidents as a series of mysteries amid significant property damage and a lingering odor from a stink bomb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Erhards and Sons Paint Shop
Arthur M. Gelden
Oak Park
SuJding
George J. Exhardt, Jr
Exchant and Sons
Jury excused in multiple cases delayed by continuances
Judges Urner and Wing excused the jury until Mora-Sar after two cases set for hearing were continued and two others moved. Public Utilities Commission and County Commissioners cases placed in the list of general items. Delays affect the court docket with several cases postponed.
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Urner
Wing
Moa- Sar
Kay
Lafman
Sihsies Aies Public Utilities
County Commissiogen
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Car
Alfred
Peoples Court
Patrick St
Traylor
Melvin Traylor
Barker
Mazonal Chamber of
Commierte
Presi
Ang
Colimbis
Fetent Meer
Court News
Charles M. Myers
Frank
Nicodemus, Commis
John W. Holman
Nellie P. Hoffman
Sha Bastion
John H. Smith
Susan
C. Smith
Anthony Smith
Harry P
Pinneyiock
Toert D. Poster
Hat
C. Imgram
Sarah Beile Clay
James William
Moxkey
Goldie
James W. Ansieby
Xife
Board OF Edscation of
Samuel E. Diehl
Shetler
Human Israel
Central Securities Company
EY Bacrationics
Mazz E. Bis
Camps
Samuel A. Lewis
Attornery
State of Maryland Commercial pBank
W. Pres
Wmatway Dairy
Tae Homareay Dairy
Imain
AOGS
Volun
Joe Lindberghs
Drew
Wake
Boundares x Canada
Cannon
Coal Company
Edison
Pats
Laval
Takeman
Mr. Deane
Darket
W York
Meeekiah Fou
Britain
Pisturrange
Church Street School Association
Goter, Ic
Yee
Congress
Damazet
Hampton. Va
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