Local man in Hawaii greets flyers landing in Honolulu
Frederick Render of Hagerstown, stationed at Schofield Barracks, recounts crowds gathering in Honolulu to welcome Flyers Reeger and Maitland after their fight. He describes a festive night with Hawaiian music and dancing, and notes the landing of the aircraft near Schofield Barracks around 6:39 AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstad
Schoild
Schofield
Reeder
Hawaii
Mie-comet
Hagerstown
Tam
Canton Chief of Police Found Guilty in Murder Case
Tiefomse counsel Ales moves for new trial after Lengel, Canton chief of police, is found guilty of murder in the killing of Don Rij Metlett, the crusading editor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiefomse
Ales
Lengel
Canton
Don Rij Metlett
View Crusading
Mercury Drops Bring Relief After Heat Wave
Weather records show a cooler morning as clouds kept the temperature about ten degrees lower than yesterday. In Keedysville the high reached ninety while thermometers in Hagerstown read higher. forecasters warn the hot spell may be broken but another heat wave could return later.
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Keedysville
Tagerstown
Opposition Grows Over White Way Plan on West Washington Street
The white way proposal from Jonathan to Summer Street faces strong opposition from property owners who deem the project unnecessary and costly. If abandoned, the street rebuild would proceed without the lighting system, with front foot charges estimated around $1.25.
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W. Washington Street
Jonathan
Summer Street
Washington Square
Billbitiver Street
Oia
Prospect
Jon
Deaths: Everhart and Wilson families noted in city obituaries
Obituary notices list Jacob Everhart of 2 Washington Avenue and George W. Wilson formerly of this city among the deceased. Surviving relatives include children Emmert, Herman, and others in Baltimore Detroit Pittsburgh and beyond. Funeral arrangements set with services in Hagerstown area churches and interment planned. Also Margaret Miller Cochran Smith of Charles Town died in Washington. widow of Dr. John Bishop and Dr. Alfred Marshall Smith, leaving two well known children. Funeral this afternoon.
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Jacob Everhart
Emmert Everhart
Washington Avenue
Emmert and
Herman
David and
Albert
Baltimore
Orville Everhart
Detroit
Wobigan
Monroe Light
Fred Burner
Siglers
George Jrench
Joseph Shrader
Susan Everhart
Margaret Miller Cochran Smith
Charles Town
Hagerstown
Washington
Tate
Wm. B. Cochran
Margaret Miller Camron
John Peale Bishop
Rockingham County
Bishop
Alfred Marshall Smith
Kirksville
Smith
Hageratown
Ritchie to Probe Maryland Racing Conditions
Governor Albert Ritchie ordered an inquiry into Maryland racing after charges by former chief inspector William Bradley Cary. The probe, announced after a conference with Racing Commission members and auditors, aims to ensure proper conduct and financial dealings at venues including Havre de Grace race track.
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Maryland
Albert Ritchie
Willy Tia
Racing Coommission
William Bradley Cary
Carr
Saliery Wiself
Sovernor
Havre de Grace
Dalton
Lealer
Baltimore
Rebels shoot down a plane memory of fallen husband
Fragmentary report recalls rebel action against airmen, a memorial note for John Secost who died July 18 1928. Other passages describe naval operations, desertion rumors, and a church notice with train times to Pen Mar. Local names and places appear amid war like dispatches and oblique references to General Sandino.
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John Secost
Editor Dally Mall Praises Riverview Cemetery Carnival
The illlainaport carnival held July 3 9 to benefit Riverview Cemetery reflects credit on all involved and shows the generosity of the Liv community. Credit is given to A G Hoffman, general chairman, whose indefatigable effort and management helped raise nearly two thousand dollars for cemetery improvements. Citizens and Riverview Cemetery Association members express their appreciation.
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Dally Mall
Beneft
Riverview Cemetery
Liv
Minty
A. G. Hoffman
Cloge
Riverviaw Cemetery Association
Hoffman
Jacob Bakers Will Probated In Orphans Court
The will of Jacob Mt. Baker was probated in the Orphans Court this morning. He leaves $2000 to daughter Mary C. Baker, while sons George A. Baker and William A. Baker receive a watch with chest and a father’s clock respectively. Executors are the four children. An unrelated French message washed ashore later at Mike's Cave, May NC near Grace Harbor.
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Jacob Mt. Baker
Mary C. Baker
Gieorge A. Baker
William A. Baker
Emory
Falter
Ron
Mike's Cave
Vatut
May
Harbor Grace
Atrplatia
Dr Hurd Dies at His Summer Home
Dr Henry Mills Turd, 86, former superintendent of Johns Hopkins Hospital and noted psychiatrist, died at his summer home near Baltimore. Details learned here indicate a modest lifestyle. The report also includes scattered wire service style fragments from New York dated July 29.
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DR. Hurd
Baltimore
Henry Mills Turd
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Inaitls City
Nonsectarian Union Churches Flourish in Washington County
In Washington county multiple denominations support Union Sunday Schools and churches. The Friendship Union Church at Halfway, started in 1890, hosts about 90 students weekly with diverse faith backgrounds. The Civic Club plans services from area ministers, while several Union Sunday schools have closed due to transport needs and demographic shifts.
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IL Ta
Wberal
Progressivy
Adils
Washington County
Bee
Halfway
Union Schday School
Joralion
Friendship Unian Church
the Civic Club of
Hagerstown
Friendship Union Church
Virginia Avchue
Friendship Methodical Episcopit Church
Isting” Hummold
James W. Startzman
Martin In Stragman
Olva Scntt Shook
Charles F. Wise
Jon D. Zentinger
Asen
Agron Law
William Marin
Bashern
C. M. Hicks
Jacob Zentinger
Laura Dellinger
Clillcole
Union
Pinesburg
Chariton
Wonton
Misa Lina. Rose
Smithsburg
Resociaton
Misa Ross
Unio
Ringgold
Frank L. Barkdoll
Ponisville
Samuel Kahn
Tilghmanton
G. R
Vienna Restores Normalcy After Riots
Vienna resumes rail, telegraph and telephone service as cafes and theatres reopen. The burning Palace of Justice stands as a charred ruin prompting calls for a two month court moratorium to rebuild civil offices and salvage documents.
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Vienna
Palace of Justice
Hanes
Austria
Youths Held for Robbery Near Lawrences Kansas
Roy Marin, 24, and Raymond Byers, 16, were captured after a robbery at a store near Benysala on the Boonsbury pike. They allegedly took about $14 in small change while the owner Mrs Tommie washed clothes. Police traced them to a barn about a mile away where they were found inside with the stolen money.
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Thay
Cuetwa
Crampton
Avg
Weyl
Eforss
Plan appeals to buy four Maryland power plants
The plan appeal to the Circuit Court of Baltimore by the Hleekle Public Aute Guurpary of Chicago to acquire four small power plants in West2l Maryland, including the Antie tam Light and Power plant. The Chicago firm offered 518,000 for the properties, deemed worth about 240,000 by engineer SL Cart Walle. Residents fear the purchase could raise rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Baltimore
SL Cart Walle
Ergineer
Harry Kline Hurt in Dive Near Conecocheague Creek
Harry Kilns, son of Sheriff and Mrs. Scott McC, was seriously injured when his head struck the bottom of Conecocheague Creek after diving from a guard rail on a bridge spanning the creek. The water was four feet deep and he had previously dived safely, another boy with him having no mishap. He slipped while attempting a second dive, keeping him from striking properly. He remains in the hospital with non life threatening injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Kilns
Sherrif
Mra
Scott McC
Kilns
Conecocheague
Kline
Neidgs
Jona
LOCAL QUOTATIONS Prieca by C MW Herat
Wheat price 1.05 per bushel with mixed quality notes. Flour middlings standard wide jumbo stock Wayne meal and other feed components listed. Potatoes advertised with quantities and pricing. Shipp's Tisa Market contact via phone 2470.
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Prieca
Herat
Wayhr
SHIPP
Ady
Dr Abell Killed In Auto Accident
Dr Anne Hershey Abell of Chicago formerly of near Mason-Dixon died Friday night in an automobile accident while on a motor trip. She was the daughter of the late Andrew Miller of near Mason-Dixon and was well known in the area. The body was brought to Greencartle for burial at the home of Ter Ulster, Mrs Linther MH Lester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Hershey Abell
Chicago
Sear Mason-Dixon
Andrew Miller
Near Mason-Dixon
Greeicartle
Ter Ulster
Linther MH. Lester
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Lal
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Evangelical Church
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Uren
Clarenia Charberlit
Europe
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Hatfield
Usotal
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Tira Ghristian Church
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W. Miller
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Dental
Nicaragua
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Sandine
Sandino
Apt
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Lindy
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Irene
Walt
West Nol
Steffey & Findlay, Inc
Sharkey
Hollywood
Cely
Sun Jeffiies
Alnaner
Quigker and
Sater
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R. F. Bower & Co
Calvin Lamm
Benevola
Harry Kline
Burns
Robert
Boyle
United States Rubber Company
Bulls Bey
United States
U.S
Fleigh Motor and Tire Ga
Med Sale Startaman Motor Company
Hugaratawn
Boonahore
Boonsboro
George W- Taylor & Go
Williamapart
Mas Hughes Motor Company
George S. Line
Kaitlynville
H. K. Zimmerman
Keenyavilla
Houck
Glaarspring
Central Garage
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Mas Hancock
DR. Abell
Johnston's
Candee
Mary Wilihy Bulk Chocolates
MacKenzie Drug Co
Studebaker
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Dam No 4
N. B. Rowe
Sumralt Ave
R. O
Shaker
JAS. R. Yeakley
Virginia Ave
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