Turmoil after drunk driving crash reported in Thurmont region
Maurice Hoho of Thurmont paid a LG fine at a hearing before John Ferguson of Smithsburg over a drunk and disorderly charge. A crash occurred when a vehicle driven by Watt collided with another car, causing significant damage. Police officers, assisted by Claude Ferguson, escorted Hab and the involved drivers to Smithsburg as bystanders in the other vehicle attempted to flee the scene.
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Maurice Hoho
Thurmont
Rasis
John Ferguson
Smithsburg
Clissty
Aubray Fatty, Negro
Baltimora
Tendwar Pari Watty
Imen
Halen
Oliera
Policenan Sedicum
Te Fark
He Joskap
Iter
Smitishirs
Massalanca
Watt
Camp Opens With Youngsters Led by Wolfe Couple
Samp urdling camp opens with about 45 campers and 45 moving activities. Mr and Mrs Harry E Wolfe oversee the Y M C A camp as they begin the program for younger boys.
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Y. M. CA
Harry E Wolfe
Wrist Injury Report From Bentz & Muin’s Store Incident
An injury incident at Bentz and Muin’s involves Wilton and Bakar of 42 Esat Washington. The watch malfunction caused a wrist injury during third trick, with recent claims of strain and bruising. No further details are clear due to OCR garble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilton
Bakar
Esat Washington
Bentz & Muin's
Shutdown Likely If Talks Fail, Lewis Warns Leaders
Miners’ chief Lewis tells leaders a shutdown may be necessary to avert repudiation of Jacksonville agreement. He urges government and public attention as ongoing unrest prompts possible national action to halt mines if talks with operators and workers fail to resolve the crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alo
Lhene
Jacksonville
United Statea
Aged Watchman Struck by Train at Church Street
Joseph Zelgtur, about 70, a crossing watchman for the Western Maryland Railroad, 174 Summit Avenue, was struck by No 3 passenger train from Baltimore arriving at 41 45 this morning. He suffered a broken arm and was taken to Washington County Hospital. He stood on the coat-found track awaiting the oncoming train, which came on the wrong track today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Zelgtur
Summit Avenue
Western Maryland
Church Street
Baltimore
Washington County Hospital
Zelyfor
Awlie
Shriners Plan Picnic at Conomac Park Celebration
The Shriners of Washington, Fraderick and Alleghany counties will hold their annual outing at Conomec Park on Wednesday August 5. A local committee will organize the event to celebrate the new AN Gh An Temple. An estimated 29 to 39 Shriners are expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shhoos
Washington
Fraderick
Alleghany
Countisa
Conomec Park
AN Ghan
Patriotism and Doheny Lease Land Ties to Pacific Invasion Fear
A historical report highlights Doheny's lease on land tied to fears of a Pacific Coast Oriental invasion. He warned of weakened coastal defenses, confidential naval bulletins, and the need for substantial oil reserves in Hawaii to deter a potential naval strike, noting tensions around an Arms Conference and interlock between Pacific powers.
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Pacific
United States
Mio
Infora Uon
Cesagls
Atina
Aura
Liere
Hawaii
Washington
Dabeny
Persion
Waslingtom
Lanavat Hase
Ttawatt
Goleny
the Times
Interior Department
Wader
Lic Naval Ol
Navy
Denby
Fuara
Naval
Lenby
Tax Receipts Break Records Across State and City
Tax collections set records as state county and city offices report high totals. Keller G. Bell's office estimated over a half million dollars received to date with yesterday’s receipts around 160 thousand. City Tax Collector Danaly reported 72 thousand yesterday and over 40 thousand more than June’s total, aided by new smalling bill system praised for efficiency.
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Rover
Keller G. Bell
Dolara Haa
Crowda
Endowment Plan Queued for Hood College
Hood College will seek a half million dollar endowment fund likely to start next winter. The plan emerged after a Predarick meeting yesterday. Emory L. Coblentz presented the arch campaign project to the Synod on behalf of the college's board of directors.
Deaths of Mr and Mrs Hartman in Horri laburp
Mrs Ella F Hartman wife of Rev J Stewart Hartman of Cayetown died yesterday evening at 6 oclock in Keystone Hospital Horrlaburp aged about fifty. The funeral will be held at the Hartman home this afternoon. Survivors include several children and grandchildren listed by local towns in this obituary notice. Funeral arrangements will be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella F. Hartman
J. Stewart Hartman
Cayetown
Keystone
Horrlaburp
Tev. Hartmin
Cavetown
George Ny Lanilan
Nody Talple i
Funeral for Mr Keedy Held Afternoon Obituary Notice
Funeral services for Harry Keedy Jr were held at 11 o clock from his late residence 121 South Proapest school attended by scores of peraond in professional and business circles Members of the Har Asso ciation met at the Women's Club at 1045 o'clock offices closed from 11 to noon as mark of respect A committee will be appointed to draft resolutions for presentation at the nonjury term of the circuit court in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peraond
Harry Sf. Keeily
South Proapest School
Haseratown Tar
Keedy
Ment Wad
Rosd Hit
Har Association
Gaul ‘Trouxe
Lavin Stone
Clark
Triple Phosphates advertised for thin people health boost
An old advertisement touts Evans Triple Phosphates as a nerve and energy uplifting tonic for thin, anxious individuals. It claims improved vigor, strength, and endurance, with pharmacists and druggists promoting the product. The notice also mentions Florida watermelons arriving at Henson & Co and Dallimore and Ohio Railroad contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Dallimore
Ohio Railroad
Henson & CO
Ady
Rifion pressure on the French front intensifies in July
Reports from The Times via dispatches indicate renewed pressure on the French front. Despite a gale at Tara, the thrust continues without signs of withdrawal, with allied efforts described as stubborn and ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Taukier
The
Times
Trevor Gale
Tara
Tha. Atrugels
Fire damages multiple buildings in Huntington area
Fire at the Charles Boldt glass plant last night destroyed five warehouses a power plant and a stable while the main building sustained damage. Firemen faced limited water supply but contained the blaze before midnight. Nearby new ventures include Fern Rock Garage and a general store. A worker at Relaner Manufacturing cut a finger while handling glass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
W. Va
Charles Boldt Glana
Earthquake Toll and Relief Efforts Hit Santa Barbara
After a massive quake, Los Angeles and San Francisco teams assess building safety while wrecking crews demolish unsafe structures. Santa Barbara bankers announce a 7.1 million revolving fund to rebuild, with contributions from San Francisco, Los Angeles, and other lenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Santa Barbara
Santa Bardita
Ban Wranciaco
Los Angalas
Rockefellers Used The Rod In Childhood Training
New York reports interviews with Rockefeller family insiders on early home discipline. John D. Rockefeller Sr. reportedly faced frequent spankings, while John D. Rockefeller Jr. received guidance from both his father and grandfather. Neither credits the punishment for success, though both say it shaped them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rockefeller
Shelp,Inc
John D. Rockefeller, Sr
John Bd, Jr
Finger Wound At Felix Plant Injures Employee
Joan R Cearfous of Manganarille employed by Felix Manufacturing and Supply Company sustained a finger injury when a piece of a tool struck her left hand, causing a cut and minor damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan R. Cearfous
Manganarille
Felix Manufacturing and Supply Company
Fla
Floods Swamp Warsa and Cracow in Galicia and Silesia
Devastating floods hit War sa w Cracow and surrounding Galicia and Silesia after the heaviest rains in four generations. The Vietula river and tributaries overflowed, forcing emergency measures as the danger to Cracow rises to $3 jill.
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Warsaw
Galicia
Silesia
Cracow
Chicago grain market opens with mixed futures
Chicago Grain notes a down start as wheat and corn slip while oats hold. Opening quotes show July wheat around 145 and 146, Sept near 1446, July corn near 1.00, December futures fluctuating, oats at about 43 to 47 percent.
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Chicago
Wheat Prices in Hagerstown Reflect Small Uptick
July 1 report from Hagerstown notes new wheat quotations showing a modest rise. Market observers cite limited supply and steady demand as factors behind the uptick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Losal
Hagerstown
New Wheat
Fright Kills a Policeman in Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh July 1 A fright not a bandits bullet caused the death of Police Lieutenant Albert F Barbla 62 who fell dead while on lawerlogo burglar alarm duty An investigation revealed no bullet wounds The incident involved three black bandits barricading the scene and a confrontation near Buyela where shots were exchanged without fatal impact on the other officer involved
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Albert F. Barbla
Bandita
H. Hoateljarrant
Buyela
Giel Injured As Cars Crash On High Street
Oladya Woerner a fourteen year old girl sustained minor injuries when a car driven by Edward Boyd restaurant proprietor collided with another car on High Street near Franklin. The incident occurred as she sat with Mian Witmeyer at the Witmeyer home en route to dinner.
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Oladya Woerner
Whittington
Edward Boyd
Reataurant
George Jatenet
Macking
High
Pear Franklin
Witmeyer
High Atrest
Trott
Jumps to Death From Williamsburg Bridge in New York
Jumps to death by Harry Hagon a 21 year old on July 3 1944 after leaping from the Williamsburg Bridge into the East River 116 feet below He died at noon after being taken to a hospital Fought off several bystanders before leaping Divorce Granted in Los Angeles for Rath W Ince director and brother of Lucy Luce from Lucy Luce sister of Anita Stewart actress in a supervise court decision dated July 24 1944
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dceath
New York
Harry Hagon
Williamsburg
Eaat River
Los Angeles
Hartiman Purchases W. Va. Road Bonds
Charleston WV July 1 1924 A syndicate led by W A Tiarri Co of New York has bought 96 million dollars of West Virginia road bonds The sale called for 1 85 million in 4 percent bonds and 4 16 million in 4 percent bonds Hand bruised Clarence Slick 142 North Mulberry employed by Sha Btoftey Findlay Co injured right hand
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W.va
W. A. Tiarriman & Co
New York
Aucceaatt
Glarenca
North Mulberry Aboot
Sha Btoftey & Findlay Company
Bank Clearing Figures Show June Increase Over Year
The Hagerty Clearing House Association reports June 1925 clearings at 3,596,630.87 dollars, up from 3,009,963.20 dollars a year earlier. The rise of 586,667.67 dollars equals about 8 4/6 percent, confirming a strong monthly expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suse
Paade
Jobe’ Psalter
Hagerty N Clearing House “Association
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Pen-Mar
Lewis
Shriners
Conomac Park
Doheny
Endowment For Hood Planned
Tmisa
Selens
Mr. Keedy
Augea
Huntington Glasa
Anstin G. Delauter
Fern Rock
Sharpsburg Pike
Margaret
Hilton
Hancock
Paul Palmer
Washington Avenas
Relaner Manufacturing Company
Santa Barbara Lata
Rockefellers
Giel
Hartiman
Ancnedne Inbank “Clearings Im JU
Facer Pernied
Hoffmans Style Shop
South Mountain
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