Man Shoots Wife and Another in Calvert County
Police pursue Randolph Todd after he shot and seriously wounded his wife and mother in Huntington area. Todd fled in a car, with authorities scanning 225 Maryland Ave and wooded areas near Huntington. Mrs Todd and Mrs Leon were taken to Calvert County Hospital in critical condition. Todd remained at large.
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Taltimore
Ratpy Tol
Indaw
Mia
Ogden Lyon
Hunt
Angivoa
Calvert County
Tare
Ton
Maryland Avenie
Todd
Gong
Huntington
Hit
Lion
Sins
Todd Drew
Todit
Wealthy man offers home to poor girl
Edward W. Nseewiting, a wealthy real estate operator, advertises for a prairie refined girl aged 14, promising education and luxury. Prospective youths are vetted in a private process, with relocation to a luxury home planned for Dorothy Sunshine Hrowying and other named individuals, as Browning advocates helping poor children through selective placement and schooling.
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Lavent
Fachor
Edward W. Nseewiting
Aapate
Chawfewr
Marja de Gloria
Dorothy Sunshine
Tia
Kla
Paris
Marjorie
Mra
Dorothy
Mr. Browning
Ara
Tein
Husimeda
Bray
Cainy
Vermont
Tormins
Riverside Pris
Reformed Mission Conference Opens at Hood College
The Reformed Mission Conference began at Hood College in Frederick with delegates from Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia and Pennsylvania. A council was led by Ray Scott KR Wagner of Hogardloch and others from Philadelphia representing the Missionary Board, delivering a dramatic address as delegates continued through Sunday.
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Tia
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
Tr Addraga
Continus Gotit
Howardla Witcher Cream Promises Quick Trouble Theorems
An advertisement touts Howardla Wut toraik Cream promising relief for a range of facial and skin imperfections including wrinkles freckles crow s feet and rough skin caused by wind or sun It offers a money back guarantee through Miaxttafied unar Warelani s City Wharaiacy at participating Collet pots counters with a free return policy for unsatisfied purchases.
Two In Tar Party Parole Actions In State
The tar and feather incident at Myeraville involving Dorothy Grandon leads to upcoming clemency hearings. State Parole Commissioner Edward Parrish will act on Arthur L. Rice and Harry O. Leatherman, the two remaining inmates from twelve convicted in the party. J Shorb Neale, convicted on one count of embezzlement, also seeks action. Of fifty five cases, twenty eight are white and twenty seven are color.
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Myeraville
Dorothy Grandon
Edward NM. Parrish
Arthur L. Rica
Harry Fry O. Leatherman
Rice
Leatherman
J. Shorb Neale
Neyet
Muntross Tuilding and Loan Association
House of Correction
Ftty
Trailed Girl to Cemetery Says Friend
Nora Kefauver’s suitor Blair Blair faced jealousy and manipulation as reports recount her perilous last days. Blair’s departure plan followed a violent end at Willowbane Park near the cemetery, with authorities noting a fatal shooting and a curious money trail from gifts and purchases.
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Werchal
Hanes
May
Asher
Alair
Joseph Bats
Coytelio Howl
Sandy
Blatt
Blair
Kefauyver
Lou Matharey
Heather
Willur
Nora
Athe Culranta
Roya Wml
Antares
Omatie Baew
Banehill
Willowbane Park
Mingeratown
Mite Kefauver
Two Farm Bureau Meetings Open Drive for Aid to Members
Two county Farm Bureau meetings will launch a drive to aid members with speakers including Baltimore organizer Milas H. Fairbanks and local officers. Thursday events at Funggald and Ring Gold feature Margaret Smith and Milton D. Moore. Friday gathering near Doonsboro will reprise Thursday talks and invite interested farmers and relatives.
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Uga
Farm Bureau
Gold Duncan
Milas H. Fairbanks
Baltimore
Misa Margaret Smith
Milton D. Moore
Boonsboro
John Wilson
Doonsboro
Funggald
Bureaway
Lote of Tips Made to King Ends in Oval Gain
A short report notes that a lote of tips given to the king resulted in an oval gain shortly after the exchange. The event centers on royal actions and immediate outcomes. No further details on people or places are provided in the accessible text.
Deaths in Carroll County and surrounding areas
A sequence of obituaries recounts the deaths of Arthur F. Harple aged 37, Mary E. Shafer aged about 20, and Mary Jaes Garpenter as infant, noting long ties to Carroll County and nearby towns. Harple, once a Stakeman for Western Maryland Railroad, left a widow and children. Shafer died from complications at her home, and Garpenter passed away after illness, with funeral and burial details provided for each.
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Arthur FP
Harple
Malia
Carroll County
Taal
Transportation Department
Western Maryland Railroad
Brotherhood of Railway Trafomen
Western Maryland
Ileta
Waidow
Myris
Jana Blewnor
Harlan P
Philip Harpie
Howard Hurply
Bultimore
Oral
Stoxe Hill Cemetery
Mary E. Shafer
Joseph. Fletcher
Boonshors
Sle
Vivien
Maxie
Limar
Raymond
Ernest Anders
Lord Ford
Hagerstown
Markwood
George H. Huffer
Boonshore
Chartan Watter
Howaa
U. S
Tiny Zeigler
Zinkham
Boonshora
Mary Jaes Garpenter
Clinton B
Alter
Carpentor
Studd
Bach
Marthin
Fureen
Taornink
Hey. Murray
Calvary Baptis Chaitch
Braddock Hotel opens season with rates at Braddock Heights
Braddock Hotel invites visitors for a season from May to October. Rates quoted at four to six dollars per day for American plan شامل includes Sunday dinner as a specialty. Manager ML J. Caoghan announces offerings at the Sorellile Ridge region with proximity to historic interent points.
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Braddock Heights
Braddock
Sorellile Ridge
Cloga
Colt
Denny
Barawhoek
Abedal
Tate
ML J. Caoghan
Mgr
County Wheat Yield Seen Strong Amid Variability
County farmers and experts say the harvest shows a fairly large crop with good grain quality. A large Hancock district farm owner expects about 4 bushels to the acre, while others expect less. Dry spells delayed harvesting but did not greatly harm output. overall average likely above 29 bushels per acre, with Hessian fly damage limited to early planted fields.
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Hancock District
Milton D. Moore
FM. Oldenberg
Extension Service
University of Maryland
Beaver Creek
Mapleville
Smithstuarg
Miracke
Pennsylvania
Moore
University of Macyhand
Lingerstown
CUSTOMS Evasion Will Prove Costly in New York Case
In New York on July 7 authorities pursued Polish actress Pola Negri over unreported jewelry imported from Europe. She faces fines and duties totaling about 57 000 dollars, plus a 4 000 dollar domestic value and 10 000 dollar penalty for evading regulations. Her maid reportedly handled declarations due to limited English, risking public sale of the goods if unpaid.
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OW York
United States
Operkling Vola
Foclara
Lality
Europe
Ula
Pala
Beaides
Abe
Mt Why Rota
Brugh
New York
Vnatonia Offigiala
Tole
New Place seeks local man to cover three counties
Mrs. Ruby At. Hanes, formerly of Duargan in this county, opines a Testadrant at Sharpsburg and seeks a high-grade local man to cover Washington Frederick and Carroll counties. Experience in this line not essential. For interview phone.
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New Place
Ruby At. Hanes
Sharpsburg
Duargan
Washington
Frederick
Carroll
New Officers At Lion Club Meeting
Dr D A Watking and Secretary John Miller reported on the ninth annual international convention of Lions Clubs held at Cedar Point Ohio. Dr D A Watking, elected president, assumed duties for the first time at today’s luncheon as Cyrus Pook from First National Bank addressed members about the milk fund project.
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da, Watking
John 4. Miller
Hell
Cedar Point
Oho
D. A. Watking
Lila
Lainchoun
Cyrus Pook
Firat National Bank
Mainherk
Blue Mountain Express Saved in Storm Nicknamed Rohrer Suspect
Unconfirmed report from Westar Maryland Railroad Co. describes a youth named Rohrer of Cavetown tearing a shirt from a passenger and halting the Blue Mountain express before it wrecked on a cut across the main track. Residents of Chenavilla heard the train paused but knew no name.
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Westar Maryland Railroad Co
Blue Mountain Express
Rohrer
Cavetown
Chenavilla
Building Permits listed for Bethel Street and nearby sites
Sanmel Branch Bethel Street brick addition 30224 rent J B Johnson 657 Forreat drive frame porch éxi8 A Jamna 228 N Locust street remove atehlo and Hulid garage local permit entries compiled with limited legible details for multiple properties and owners.
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Sanmel Branch
Bethel Street
J. B. Johnson
Forreat Drive
Jamna
N. Locust Streat
Atehlo
Hulid
Notice of Dr Bolth Resume Practice Friday July 10
Dr W Hamilton Bolth will resume practice on Friday July 10. The notice appears in local public health scheduling and advises patients to note the date for appointments and follow up as needed.
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W. Hamilton Bolth
Ady
City Market Bright with Homegrown Goods Prices
Morning market draw draws shoppers on a Tuesday with home grown produce on display. Tomatoes fetch 37 cents a pound, corn 40 cents a dozen, cherries 10 to 16 cents a quart, peas 60 cents a quart, and eggs 32 to 36 cents a dozen. Apples and cabbage priced by unit, potatoes 60 cents per peck, chickens 30 cents per pound.
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Merket
Mutdy Cline
Boonsboro
Women Evacuated as Moroccan Battle Rages near Taza
Paris dispatch reports women and children fleeing Taza as Abel Krim forces close in from three directions. French reinforcements from Fez arrive to halt the advance temporarily.
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Paris
Taza
Abel Krim
Maraced
Fez
Welleve
Farm hazards and livestock mishaps noted in Maryland report
A Maryland farmer, George W. Petrie of Middleburg, recounts mules refusing work in extreme heat, causing injuries and prompting warnings to take stock. The report also includes brief local notes on a visitor, crude social commentary, and regional grain prices from Baltimore and Chicago.
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George W. Petrila
Middleburg
Kidreanon
Mgr. Petrie
Petrie
Desperadoes Besieged In Monongahela Borough
Three masked desperadoes entrenched in a New Eagle area home near Monongahela and Pittsburgh police surrounded them with riot guns. Officers believed one is Eugene Reed, a Pittsburgh bandit, while the others fled from Missouri after allegedly killing a policeman. The siege escalated into intense local excitement as police halted a crowd and held back danger.
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Monongahela
New Earte
Pittburgh
Eugene Heed
Sotorloun
Pitteburgh
Missouri
Arminula
Pollen
New Eagiy
Typographical Error in Grown's Smart Shop Ad Misread Prices
A misprint in Grown's Smart Shop advertisement in yentualay's newspaper quotes Fibra Sik Dreases at 4 cents. The correct listing should read Fibys Silk Venta at 93 cents each. The corrected item promises high quality and a bargain price at Whugual.
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Grown
Smart Shop
Yentualay
Thia
Pthia Priea
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Chicago
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