Dooling Named Head of Tammany Hall in New York
James J. Dooling, 41, an attorney and former football star, elected chieftain of Tammany Hall as factions reunite for renewed influence amid expected federal patronage. John F. Curry resigns after ouster. Ruddy withdraws, and Dooling inherits leadership following his father’s decades-long local influence. The piece also notes Utah’s first post office cabin from 1841.
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New York
James J. Doolling
Tammany Hall Jéndériens
Dooling
New York County
James A. Farley
John F. Curry
Wigwam
Ubo
Curty
Stephen A. Ruddy
Deeling
Tammany
Curry
Peter J. Dooling
Southern
St. Francis Xavier
Fordham University
351St Field Artillery
Girl Accidentally Killed With Gun Near Legore
In Frederick Maryland on July 17 Helen May Krenzer five is killed by a shotgun blast to the chest. State's Attorney Walter E Linn says the accidental shooting was committed by her 13 year old uncle Clinton J Smith. Acting Coroner Harry Dorcus confirms accidental death while visiting Smiths near Legore.
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William C. Smith
Legore
Company B Plans Camp at Camp Ritchie
Equipment issued at the Armory for Company B Maryland National Guard in preparation for two weeks at Camp Ritchie starting Saturday. Local units entrain at 11 55 Saturday on a special Western Maryland train with Cumberland, Kensington, and Silver Spring companies. Captain Hagen recalled enlisting stories from 1915 involving C L McCleary now commanding Co B. Two vacancies noted for veterans. strength aimed at 64 men and three officers. Privates Palmer and Osborne Jr. promoted to corporals. unit reorganized into squads.
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Co. B
Maryland National Guard
Camp Ritchie
Maryland
Armory
Cumberland
Kensington
Silver Springs
Hagen
National Guard
Guard
C. L. McCleary
Arthur L. Palmer
Harry E. Osborne, Jr
League Organized For CCC Camp Opens With Four Teams
The Citizens Civilian Corps baseball league opened with four teams playing. Green Ridge 324 defeated Paw Paw 1269 by 21 to 0 at Green Ridge. Fort Frederick 377 lost 3 to 1 to Fort Frederick 1353 at Fort Frederick. Next Sunday Green Ridge visits Fort Frederick and Little Orleans meets Paw Paw at Green Ridge diamond. Dr. M. Schultz named league scorer.
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Citizens Civilian Corps Baseball League
Company
Green Ridge
Paw Paw
Green Ridge Diamond
Fort Frederick
Little Orleans
Fort. Frederick
Lodo Little
Orleans
Paw
M. Schultz
Preaching and community notices from Tilghmanton area
Community notes from Tilghmanton and Bakersville dated July and August recount services at the Hall on the Hill and a Bakersville festival. The C E discussion on marriage and home topics drew 27 participants led by Mrs. Nevin Barnhart. Local figures report a fall injury and progress, birthdays, visits, and harvest notes amid district news from Downsville Hagerstown and Roanoke connections.
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Bakersville
Church Lawn
C. E
Nevin Barnhart
Tra Boyer
Davy Palmer
Weil
Joseph Delander
Spielman
Huffer Emmert
Hagerstown
Pansy Stouffer
NRA Reduces Lumber Price Under Roosevelt Housing Plan
The NRA announced a lumber price cut aimed at 14 to 15 percent savings for home builders under President Roosevelt's housing program. Hugh S Johnson approved 8 to 10 percent reductions for lumber products used in housing, alongside a prior cut of 4.74 to 8 percent in retail price markups. Emergency powers allow minimum prices based on approved costs. details to be released tomorrow. Also, Ed Charlton, 62, a Summers County deputy assessor and Democratic candidate for the board of education, died from two gunshot wounds in Hinton, West Virginia, with Jess Frazier jailed on murder charges.
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Washington
Roosevelt
NRA
Hugh
Johnson
Code Authority
Hugh S. Johnson
Hinton
W. Va
Ed Charlton
Summers County
Board of Education
Jess Frazier
O. J. Hellems
Frazier
O Durious Lefty O'Doul Earns Praise in Clutches
O'Doul, 37, remains a handy Giants asset as a regular outfielder when Jo Jo Moore sits out and George Watkins shifts. A former pitcher, he led the Pacific Coast league in pitching and hitting, twice tops in NL batting, and set a 19 hit streak in 21 at bats. His 1933 World Series pinch hit sparked the tying and winning runs in Game 2.
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O'Doul
Giants
Hts
Polo Grounds
Jo-Jo Moore
Moore
George Watkins
Lefty
San Francisco
Salt Lake City
Phillies
Brooklyn
Roger Hornsby
Chuck Klein
Hi jackers sought after tobacco truck theft in Maryland
State Police search for two men who abducted Luther W. Johnson of Baltimore near Principio Hill at 2:30 a.m. seized his truck full of cigarettes, transferred the cargo to a second vehicle, then abandoned Johnson in the woods. The Horton Motor Lines truck company based in Charlotte, N. C. owned the vehicle.
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Elkton
Luther W. Johnson
Baltimore
Horton Motor Lines
Charlotte
N. C
Philadelphia
Principio Hill
Crawfords Triumph Over Phill All-Stars At Stadium
The Pittsburgh Crawfords defeated the Philadelphia All-Stars 4 to 0 before a record crowd at the Stadium. Crawfords hold the Colored League crown while All-Stars were Colored Independent champions last season. Sharp Crawfords infield play sparked the shutout with a first inning rally and continued hitting securing the decisive win.
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Pittsburgh Crawfords
Philadelphia All-Stars
Crawfords
All-Stars
Crawford
Philadelphia
Indictments Returned Against Two for Assault in Md
Ray mond E Zell and Oliver L Decatur of Washington were indicted on larceny robbery and assault charges after they allegedly beat and robbed Jean Kerns a Hancock nurse and her escort Herbert Newman near La Plata. They pleaded not guilty and a trial was set for after July 30 with a special petit jury.
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Hancock
Herbert P. Newman
Washington
Miss Kerns
Newman
la Plata
John F. Mudd
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