Eastern Shore Society Hosts Welcome at Salisbury Banquet
The Maryland Eastern Shore Society of Baltimore plans a seven o'clock buffet at the Wicomico Hotel in Salisbury for visiting members arriving by the Talbot. Comptroller Gordy leads a local committee arranging entertainment with a breakfast at Venture Manor and drives to points of interest. The visit marks the society's first Salisbury visit in twelve years as members tour and socialize with local Salisburians before a reception at the wharf and hotel.
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Faetern
Hip Talbot
Salisbury
Eastern Shore Society of
Baltimore
Thesr
William 3S. Gordy, Jr
Crisfeld
Talbot
Wicomico
Thomas L. Parker
Baktionre
A. Lee Pollitt
Society
Maryland Peroistere
Somerset
Eastern Shore Society
Deportation Drive Targets Chinatown Chinese Near Tombs
In New York on September 19, federal agents swept Chinatown and the Tombs to detain suspected Chinese lacking registration credentials. About 306 were ordered into deportation proceedings after raids yielded 168 detained in a prior sweep and 174 later. Thirty two lacked credentials and ten theatres were emptied as investigators pursued compliance.
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New York
Chinatown
Department of Justice
Rowery
Pittsburgh
Why Trees Are COO In Beriin Sepots Herr Zimmer Explains
Beriin botanist Herr Zimmer explains that trees make corel plates not pictures. He notes that small trees have bored square feet of poet. Weather themes follow seasonal patterns and affect growth.
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Beriin
Zimmer
Banking Leaders Visit Three Counties for Education
Holmes D. Baker president of Citizens National Bank of Peederick and Maryland Bankers Association leader al in Matthew F. Reese of the Federal Reserve Bank Baltimore and chair of the Federational Commenter of the Bankers Association toured Salisbury yesterday with Howard H. Ruark Assistant Cashier of Salisbury National Bank. They visited Somerset Worcester and Wicomico Counties to promote banking education and teach bank employees the fundamentals of ranking.
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Holmes D. Baker
Citizens National Bank of Peederick
Maryland Bankers Association
Matthew F. Reese
Federal Reserve Bank
Baltimore
Bankers Association
Salisbury
Howard H. Ruark
Salisbury National Bank
Somerset
Worcester
Wicomice
Ocean Plane Test Aims To Cut Travel Time To Eight Days
Count De Hasenne, a Russian engineer under French sponsorship, completes an ocean plane in Lyons. A test voyage from Marseilles to New York city is planned with Count De Hasenne as sole companion. The craft features an enclosed shell, two winged stabilizers, and feet-like floats that skim the water, lifting clear as it travels at speed.
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Lyons
France
Count de Hawenke
Marseilles
Tab
Ile
Count de Hasenne
Robbers slain and two captured after city chase
Chicago reported three criminals led a holdup and fled in a car. A detective squad cornered them as they hid in a shed after abandoning their vehicle. Sam Russo, 18, New York, was killed. Frank Eee, 18, New York, wounded. Fred Foge, Gary, captured.
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Chicago
Sam Russo
Frank Eee
New York
Fred Foge
Gary
Russo
Montana Quake and Snowstorm Hit Helena
Helena reports a morning earthquake shaking the courthouse tower followed by a September snowstorm. Snow caused vehicle damage and disrupted streetcar service while electric lights and power crews worked to restore service. Several towns including Great Falls noted freezing temperatures and further snow accumulations.
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Helena
Mont
Court House Tower
Great Falls
Montara
Baltimore Bus Line seeks wider city routes
Baltimore concerns over extending public service to Hannovers, Reisterstown, and the Maryland State Line gain momentum. McMahon Transportation pushes expansion toward Baltimore City along La Morewer street while seeking new termini in Maltimore. Blue Ridge Transportation aims to end lines in downtown.
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Baltimore
Bo Gapl
Bere
McMahon Transportation Company
Reisterstown
Maryland State Line
Hannover
Amd
Baltimore City
Kelair
Maltimore
Icha
Tewsen
Cockeysville
York
Blue Ridge Transportation Company
Frederick
Maryland
Bribery Charges in City Jail Beer Run Scandal
Chicago report outlines bribery and contempt allegations linked to beer runners in a city jail case. Federal judge Wilkerson hears claims that prisoners Terry Draegan and Frankie Lake were granted Special privileges and leniency during their sentence, with statements from sheriff officials and jail staff under investigation.
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Chicago
A. P
Sher- the
Feesy
Peter Hoffman
Wilkerson
Likerties
Terry Draegan
Frankie Lake
Wom
Fred Strassheim
Druggana
Strassheim
Giien
HasertownMd Adds Religion Teachers in Public Schools
In Hasertown Maryland a plan advances to add a public school curriculum feature on religion and to create a position titled Teacher of Religion. The proposal was discussed at a Sunday assembly in a Methodist church in Hanrerk Beliziese with delegates from the Washington County area and led by state Sunday school officials. The effort aims to broaden cooperation among churches and support a campaign for broader religious instruction across schools.
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Hasertown
Washington
Thal
Wathstom
Sunes
Hanrerk Beliziese
Otteeeem
Klan Conclave Sparks Mass. Clash provokes protests
In Brookfield Massachusetts on September 19 a confrontation between Ku Klux Klan members and anti Klan youths led to multiple clashes. Police faced a crowd as eggs stones and other missiles flew near a meeting site at Bergin farm. Six were arrested two on riot charges Daniel Harrington and Wallace Foote of North Brookfield.
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Broovkfield
Mass
A. P
Ku Klux Kien
Steven Quill
Jowney
Wan
Moth
Thrut Square
Meeting Field
Bergin Farm
Bertin Eten
Kianemen
Motor Prei
Waheen
Paul Wherinek
North Kernek
Fatreluan Downey
Daniel Harrington
Wallace Foote
North Brookfield
Prohibition Report Challenges Church To End Liquor Trade
De Prokiiien Lacs Pittsburgh Sept 19 The report of a research and educational committee of the Federal Council of Churches on the prohibition question should be a challenge to the church says Dr F Scott McBride Westerville Ohio General Superintendent of the Anti Saloon League of America The report which McBride says was given more comfort to the wets than facts would warrant notes that prohibition is in a discern transition stage not fully established The Anti Saloon League has emphasized that wrongs of a prohibition law do not end until enforcement spans years The federal council report should not discourage but rather urged prohibition supporters to meet the challenge to destroy the liquor traffic now living as an outlaw
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Pittsburgh
Fedral Countel
Cherchex
F. Scott McBride
Westerville
Ohio
Anti Saloon League
Sears Sall
Federal Counel of Churches
Friends of Prohibiten
Fragmentary Teen Labor Notice in Sept. Windy Report
A damaged OCR fragment mentions teen hair styles and a park activity with unclear figures. It references training assistants and suggested wages around three dollars per week, with vague arms related detail.
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Landen
Parkers
Terest
Screnton to Hear Oct Court on Defacing Menu Memor Imitations
About thirty persons from varied regions are to appear before the October term of the Federal District Court in Screnton Iowa to answer charges of defacing menu memoriam in the Dentsburg Battlefield. Criminal reformations were issued by a Federal Jury and may result in fines or imprisonment at the court's discretion. Photographs of the defaced tablets will be admitted as evidence.
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Screnton
A. P.p
Menumrmia
Dentysburg Battlefeld
Suayy & Bae
Genee Pad
Psixon
Deg Court
Aviator Sets Unofficial World Speed Record at Mitchell Field
Lieut. Alford J. Williams, Navy aviator, flew at an unofficial world speed of 302.3 miles per hour at Mitchell Field New York on September 16. Officials from Curtiss Aircraft carefully checked the timing and declared the record a test of the airplane and pilot’s performance.
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Mitchell Field
New York
A. D
Alford J. Williame
Williams
Ultra Modern Styles Banned By Chilean Church Letter
A Chilean church letter recommends refusing admittance to immaculately dressed women and denounces immodest fashions as unworthy of Christian families. It alleges Shilon women are photographing themselves in these creations, sending their photos to newspapers to publicize the trend.
Ice Box Oddity Tepee Pele Rigged Open Air
Washington DC report describes a Blackfeet ice box used on Glacier National Park land. A suspended platform hangs from poles to store provisions in an open air, seemingly cooler environment. The ad hoc refrigerator concept showcases year round cooling via natural radiation from glaciers.
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Ledean
Tepee Pele
Washington, D. C
Glacier National Park
Storm Tangles Atlantic liner near New York bound voyage
The Meyal Met Lines Orbite sailing to New York was struck by a heavy storm off the Needire coast near Wiebe, causing the ship to list badly. Reports say the vessel is listing with possible damage and delays expected, as observers note deteriorating weather offshore.
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Southampton
Englend
A. P
Meyal Met
New York
Weat Agrenad
Ile Af Wiebe
Federal court calls case early next week
Baltimore September 19 through AP report Joe furbershaw a prohibition agent indicted in Havre de Grace for the murder of Joh A Buongore an alleged bootlegger was surrendered to federal authority under a habeas corpus writ by Judge Soper Furbershaw was brought to Baltimore city jail and will be tried for the killing before Judge Soper Harford County officials who had opposed transfer to federal court turned him over to U S Marshal George W Collier in a swift transfer The sequence followed illness of the sheriff and advice of the assistant attorney general The events occurred in minutes as the case moved toward federal jurisdiction and possible escape risk involved in the arrest.
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Baltimore
Joeseph A. Fathershaw
Mavre de Grace
Joh A. Buongore
Soper
Furthershaw
Baltimore City
Buongore
Marford County
Furbershaw
George W. Collier
United States
A. Thix
Pam Thampese
Harford
Somly
Robert H. Archer
Aisant
Bess
Steering committee motion defeated at Johns Hopkins conference
At Johns Hopkins University an unofficial conference on Chinese-American relations voted down a motion to appoint a steering committee to push for less talk and more action. The confidence vote for the current management committee was overwhelming, with calls for direct talks between radical and conservative factions. Robert Morris Lovett and Dr Koval Meeker supported the steering panel, while E C Carter and Andrew W Sumphreys argued against adding a steering body.
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Baltimore
A. P
Johns Hopkins University
Robert Morris Lovett
The
New Republic
Koval S. Meeker
U. S. Comte Wner
J Lathrop
Chicago
Children’s Bureau
Washington
E. C. Carter
New York
Andrew W. Sumphreys
China Society of America
Suferave Institution
Me. Carter
Comeniteller
Layman's Union Urges Methodist Unification
A Layman's Union statement from Chicago urges the Methodist Episcopal Church to unify its denominations. The note, signed by Chicago president Ester Uhaon, asks bishops and conferences to vote for unification and closer cooperation, including world service efforts.
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Layman’s Union
Chicago
A. P.jb
Methodist Church
World Service Coaphnien
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