Final ruling may hinge on records in baseball charge case
The Hagerstown Baseball Club accuses Waynesboro Villagers of using too many players and more than 14 on the field. No decision yet. President Jamison called for an investigation and records from National Baseball Commission secretary Farrell, with local and telegraph evidence to be reviewed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thera
Hagerstown Baseball Club
Waynesboro
GW. Croft
Waynesboro Clit
Janisen
Blue Teidgn League
J. Maurice Guider
The
Wales
Hagerstown
Galder
Wilkiesbury
Croft
Wayneshora
Numneros Rho Orls
Farrell
National Baseball Commission
Tagerstown
Cana
Jamison
Ad Hagerstown
Avie Dence
League Provident
Baby Held Prisoner In Sewer Basin
Three year old Boasia Dorn, missing since yesterday, was found exhausted in a water filled sewer basin after an apparent abduction. A heavy iron lid trapped the basin. A doctor reported the child weakened but unharmed. police pursue a man linked to the father Samuel Dorn who claims trouble with him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ouicago
Boasia Dorn
Bayin
Forther
Tubor
Samuel Dorn
Judge's Home Entered for Second Time in Frederick
Police report the residence of Judge and Mrs Glenn Worthington in Record atroat Frederick was entered Tuesday afternoon for the second time in a few weeks. Investigators found furniture disturbed but no clear evidence of theft. The judges were away on vacation at Craddock Holghta when the break-in occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Jt Worthington
Frederick
Waaanto
Ahleves
Craddock Holghta
Real Life Cinderella of New York Tenement Life
A story about Marie Louina Spas known as Cinderella who rose from East Side tenements to a hopeful future. The 16 year old, adopted by real estate dealer Edward W. Brown, balances janitor duties with dreams of dance and aspiration. She seeks refinement, romance, and a path “to get ahead” while recalling her sister in Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cinderella
Spas
Tady
Cinderela
Maria Louina Spas
Edward W. Brown
Ing
Milianaria Real Estata
Dorothy
Marie
America
Parente
East Side
Atil Thrifty
Sluma
Metropolitan Opera Nouse
Gueiter
Thara
Long
Colorado
Mario
Suit Filed Against Doctors Over Amputations
Mrs Helene W Herrington of Los Angeles filed a 400000 dollar suit against Doctors B W Littlefield and James G L Chapman alleging negligence led to removal of both legs from her daughter in law Bart Herrington, widow of criminal attorney. The complaint claims the surgeons attempted a salvage operation but failed, necessitating amputations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
B. W. Littlefield
James GL. Chapman
Helane
W Torvington
Bart Herrington
Herrington
Tilo Ale
Bible Reading In School Held Constitutional
Montgomery Alabama August 6 Attorney General Davis declared the state law mandating daily Bible readings in public schools constitutional. The ruling supports ongoing religious instruction in classrooms amid debates over separation of church and state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Davis
Minister Drives 375 Yard Hole on Golf Course
Witerling West Virginia Ang. P. Nesbit of St. Louis drove a 375 yard hole in one at the Helmoritita Country Club near St. Clairsville Ohio. The ball rolled from the tee to a knoll and down a sharp descent to the green where it dropped into the cup.
Towards Buy Home From Howard Family in Local Transfer
Georg H Toward and his wife completed a real estate purchase from the Howard family, finalizing a home transfer in a local transaction. The deal reflects ongoing activity in area property markets and signals continued mobility among residents.
Parents Paid in Violation of an Old Law
New York August 6 An investigation by Queens County District Attorney into the adoption of Mary Louise Spas by Edward W. Browning was sought by Commissioner of Public Welfare Gater. The probe centered on alleged payments to Mary’s immigrant parents in exchange for surrendering the adoption papers. Officials said the law prohibits a divorced man from adopting a child, and Browning’s request did not pass the office since Mary Louise was not a dependent child. Browning advertised for a companion for 9 year old Dorothy and pursued the child among 12,000 responses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Queens County
Mary Louise Spas
Edward W. Browning
Public Welfare
Gater
Chiara
Browning Wat
Mary
Hoond
Clitha
Bute
Coley
Mary Louise
Mary Louse
Mr. Browning
Dorothy Dunwhine Browning
Pastor delegates to Rhode's Grove camp meeting
The Antietam Street United Brethren Church sends J. W. Brubaker and companions to the United Brethren camp at Rhode's Grove near Kauffman’s, Pa. The gathering runs to August 19 with Tackmore, Hyangolist 8, and Carl leading music while Rev. Dr A Mummert and Rev J W Burton handle Bible readings and youth duties respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tay
J. W. Brubaker
Antietam Street
U. B
United Brethren Church
Rhode's Grove
Kauffman's
The
Christian Conservator
Federal judge orders handing over agent to federal jurisdiction
Baltimore Aug 6 Federal Judge Morria A Soper ordered Harford county authorities to turn over Joseph A Wurhershaw a probationary prohibition agent who shot John A Buongore in Havre De Grace last Saturday Buongore died in hospital the same day The writ of habeas corpus directs production for federal court and transfer of custody to satisfy the jurisdictional action
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Morria A. Soper
Uartard
Joseph A. Wurhershaw
John A. Buonfora
Havre da Grace
Buongore
Furhershaw
Harford County
Farberahaw
Onca
Ibeen
Belale
Tts
Far Ford Enunty
Staton
George W. Collier
Screen Star Alla Nazimova Divorced in Paris
Alla Nazimova, Hollywood screen star, divorces Charles Bryant in Paris after a three month Europe tour. Bryant, a former film actor and director, was Nazimova’s husband. Announcement came from the actress’s manager Mia Joan Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tollywood
Alla Nazimova
Hollywood
Charles Uryant
Paris
Man Near
Mia
Joan Adams
Byant
Defamation suit filed over alleged character harm
Thalma L Harrison and John H Harrison sue Francia M Ricketts and Annie J Rickerds for defamation of character seeking 5000 dollars each. Docketed for the November term. Defendants reside near Waverton where they run a store. Hartla and Walt inger are attorneys of record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Effenit
Thalma L
Finding Youth's Body in Chesapeake Bay
The body of Cabell Y Peyton Jr 21 of Kingeville Baltimore County was found in Chesapeake Bay off Arundston. William J Haydon Jr 21 of Atd erwood Baltimore County reportedly fled in a canoe after an attempted rescue. The arrest hearing is set for tomorrow at 10 AM in Delbert Tothart's jurisdiction with Theopotas Dare Ror as caretaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Cabell Y. Peyton, Jr
Kingeville
Baltimore County
Chesapeake Bay
Arundston
Weroba
William J. Haydon, Jr
Atderwood
Balthmore County
Beard Wan
Haydon
Theopotas Dare Ror
Delbert Tothart
Elizabeth Steeat
Bivona
Nesack
Young banker burned as car ignites near club
Charles S. Lane of 168 South Prospect Street suffered severe burns when his vehicle caught fire during a fuel leak near the Country Club. Lane tried to drive for aid after jumping into the burning car, but heat forced him to abandon it. His wife reports he is in good condition today despite the pain. Abs. Charles Kiaffer, Virginian Avenue, is visiting Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles S. Lane
South
Prospect Street
Mr. Lana
Wanda
Line
Recura
Ilo
Lane
Charles Kiaffer
Virginian
Baltimore
State rests case in insanity trial of Russell Scott
Chicago contrasts the end of the prosecution’s insanity case as Dr. Krohn testified Scott is sane and the defense braces for closing arguments. Judges and jurors face a flood of hypothetical questions, cross examinations, and debates on the validity of prior examinations as Scott’s fate hangs on a juried verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Russell Scott
William ©. Krohn
Scott
Allen
Noose
Asy
Attraeys
ScolCs
William Rittenhouse
Willian Scott Stewart
W. K. Dyer
July Rainfall Records Hit Smithaburg Locale
A. F. Diffandall reports July total precipitation at 6.40 inches, the heaviest for the area in a long time. The town measured 5.46 inches during the month, marking unusually heavy rainfall for Smithaburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithaburg
Geetlan
A. F. Diffandall
Railroads overwhelmed by orders for Klan pageant trains
Washington Aug 6 railroads and other preparations move ahead for an expected 40 000 visitors to the Ku Klux Klan demonstration. Special trains from Pennsylvania Ohio and New Jersey will bring families of Klansmen and other supporters to the capital with many passengers from Virginia Maryland and New York. Local authorities ask for police cooperation and traffic control as the event approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tle
Ku Klux Klan
Klanamon Will Pardio
Pennsylvania
Avon
Raitia
Gotitax Crom
Bre Aa Bulfata
Columbua
Ohio
Jacksonvilla
Frealy
Occasio
Locatlon
Te Fatica
Klangmon
Thalr Tatoat
Ulimon Ta
Avi
Thane
Tex
Vonn Jaylvants
Naw
Jersey
New York
Virginia and
Marys Land
Kinklas
Tocal Aaryune
Ae Bacthlpan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nelgate
Jane
Baby
Manion Spas
ED Pather
BE. W. Browning
SUES
A. L. May‘hue
Elizabeth Atreat
Waa
Bowers
Georgs H. Toward
Wife
Howard Holca
Ots Way
Rhode’s Grove Camp
Screen Star
Tohn H. Harrison
Sue
Charles S. Lane, Jr
Nto Town
Scott Lane
Oth Tudts
Gubjeet
Stewart
Charles Read