Wolf Held for Semick Murder After Hearing
Paul Wolf a 22 year old Cavetown youth was arraigned in city court and held without bond after a grand jury indictment charging him with the murder of John Semick a Caretown quarry worker on July 26. Witnesses testified to blood on his shoes plans to kill Semick and thefts including a proposed bank robbery and shooting through a window. Wolf sat unmoved smiling during the hearing as Pryor and other witnesses described the alleged plotting and Semick’s shotgun wounds.
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Paul Wolf
Cavetown
John
Semick
Caretown
Richard Duffey
L. R.voris
Wolf
Jedson Pryor
Thomas Miller
Jedson Fryer
Mill
Rob Semick
Pryor
Myersville
A. L. Keim
Sellick
Ben
Soithsburg
Pen Mar
Harper Ballentine
John J. Allen
John FE. Wasman
Roman Wolf
Water Camping in California's Redwoods
Herbert Hoover dives into a water camping trip amid California redwood groves. He avoids rough clothing and keeps to a refined style even in the wilderness, showcasing a relaxed, contemplative outing away from public life.
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California
Redwood
Harbert Hoover
Mr. Hoover
Levine Buys Plane For 100000 Marks In Germany
Charles A. Levine, first trans Atlantic airline passenger, purchases a Junkers Bremen type aircraft for 100000 marks about 23850 dollars, with delivery scheduled next week in Dessau Germany.
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Levine
Dessau
Germany
Charles A. Levine
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Parking Space Restrictions Considered by City Officials
Chief of Police Thomas H. Barber urged the Mayor and Council to permit parking on only one side of Summit between Baltimore and Antietam streets to reduce accidents. If approved, one side will be parked for a month then the other to wear the street evenly. The Board was told of three recent crashes. The commissioners also directed a new motorcycle purchase and noted 37 arrests with $114 in fines over the past two weeks.
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Summit Evénué
Baltimore
Antietam
Board of Street Commissioners
Thomas H. Barber
Bids Opened for Drains by Board in Country Club Run Plan
W Harry Angle submitted the lowest bid of 8245 dollars to deepen the Country Club run alter its course and construct a drain through the Terrace. Beater Long Company submitted the only other bid. Street Commissioners withheld action on the bids and also opened bids for covering the inside pipes.
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W. Harry Angle
Beater Long Company
Municipal Light Plant bids not acted upon in town meeting
Danger of a smallpox epidemic in the county has passed and the last cases on the Maryland side of the State Line will be dismissed today. Hundreds were vaccinated during the height of the epidemic which began in Middleburg and spread into Maryland where there were several cases.
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Maryland
State Line
Middleburg
Pennsylvania
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