Storms Kill Four Across New York and New Jersey
Four persons were killed by lightning in Metropolitan New York and South New Jersey. A severe rainstorm damaged crops in New England and upstate New York. England saw no fatalities but suffered falling debris and washed rails. President Coolidge and the Mayflower party encountered rough seas during a trip to Peabody, Massachusetts. Newsmen accompanying the Mayflower trek were soaked.
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New York
New Jersey
New England
England
Bowns
Coolidge
Peaterton
Mass
Prohibition arrests in Maryland show peak but declining
United States District Attorney Amos W Woodrack reports that prohibition cases in Maryland rose to a peak then eased last fiscal year. The fiscal year figures show arrests at 922 compared with 499 earlier. peaks in 1927 1928 1929 show higher totals. The report also notes the court is overburdened with cases and calls for an additional judge to allow focused attention on prohibition and related matters.
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Maryland
United States
Amos W. W. Woodrack
Woodcock
Lectares
Seta
Prices Drop Today On Local Market
Prices at the city market fall for corn and tomatoes as rain aids crops. Wholesale tags show corn at 3 cents a dozen and tomatoes at low figures. Also notes a July 26 journey by chartered car from Williamaport to Frederick for dedication ceremonies and a meeting of guarantors at the 1925 Chautauqua in the UA auditorium on July 22.
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ODD Fellows
Arog Lodge
Williamaport
Frederick
Tte Giarantors
RJ Funkhouser
Homer
Angerstowa Wie
Lenee
Jamison Returns From St John’s College Board Meeting
V Jamison Jr. attended the St John’s College Board of Visitors and Governors meeting in Annapolis. President Enoch Barton Garey outlined plans for the coming year as the outlook for a large student body appeared promising. Herbert J. Neile was re elected president. Jamison joined several key committees and was noted as a former athlete and captain in baseball.
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Jamison, Jr
Annapolis
Board of Visitors and Governors
St. John’s College
Enoch Barton Garey
Herbert J. Neile
New York City
Jamison
Bhen
Deaths and funerals in Maryland area include Martz and Rhodes
Death notices report Welty D. Martz 42 of Mapleville died after a week of heart trouble. Funeral at 2 PM Saturday with Rev. Zeigler and Rev. Ashby, burial at Toonsboro Cemetery. Miss LaRue Rhodes 25 of Big Spring died after appendicitis. funeral Saturday at 10 AM with burial in St. Guilt Cemetery. Also noted are services for Nervie Henson and a release note on Connolly to Wilkes-Barre.
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Welty D. Martz
Mapleville
Martz
Ty Hierotomic Edison Co. i
Hagerstown
Boonsboro
Wilow
Clinton Martz
Funkstown
Payo
Frances
Lester Martz
Meaver Creek
Russell
White
Ray W
Fankstown
Teunia Martz
Rosa Fleming
Baltimers
Earl Jones
Ev. Thay Zeigler
Rav
Alm. Ashby
Toonsboro
LaRue Rhodes
Spring
Washington County
Pial
Gleatspring High School
Lants
Arnan Rhodes
Armond
Clearspring
Lecay
Big Spring
Vic Cineral
Wik Vath Mielll
Dalerment
St. Guilt Cemetery
Poneral
Woman Seeks Funds to Aid Self and Husband Efforts
A fragmented page item discusses a fundraiser led by Mr. Schepp to aid youths and families. A $2,500,000 fund aims to assist boys, while residents propose varied schemes from vocational analysis to medical substitutes and an invention to help one handed players, all tied to appeals managed by Philip Ritter and a formal claims process.
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Amu
Philip Ritter
Schepp
Schanp
Seep
Tad
Schenp
New Yorks
Sida
Episcopalians Study Attitude Toward Uniform Marriage Rules
Chicago July 23 The Episcopal Church joint commission on hope and family life seeks guidance on health certificates as marriage prerequisites and a national law for uniform marriage and divorce standards. If divorce rises, Christian marriage may fade into barnyard morality, the commission warns. A statement by William Hall Moreland urges saving marriage amid easy dissolution and allowances for trivial disputes.
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Chicago
United States
Joint ‘Commission On Hope
Episcopal Church
New Orleans
Commission
Chris
Alan
Safe Blowers Kill Man and Wound Two on South Side
In Chicago on July 23 a gang of safe blowers attacked workers at Cascaily Lamira on the South Side. Arthur Long, former laundry owner, was killed by a blow to the head. Charles Downey and George Vogt, an engineer and a waterman, were wounded with an iron bar. A fourth employee escaped. loot value undetermined.
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Chicago
Arthur Long
Dir
Charles Downey
George Vogt
Australians greet fleet at Australian harbor welcome
Huge crowds line piers and vantage points as the United States fleet enters Australian waters. Dominion and local authorities join in official greetings with government aircraft meeting the ships and providing an honorary escort into the harbor.
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Stoney
Dely
United Sttes
Dominion
Nyu 1
Ameriy M1 Iyers
Roy
FISHPOT CASE BEFORE COURT CONTINUED ON PAGE 1
Witnesses describe various fish caught in pots with claims of high value and routine use. Officials note past take of bass and eel catches. community leaders discuss ownership, costs, and repairs. Building permits and a church sale ad appear in the same notice.
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George Burgun
Hy Rence Bers
Hasa
Albert Crampton
Abebasa
Frank Hoath
Isaac Walton
J.mafidiekauf
Wanl No. 4
Judea Wagaman
Middickault
Middickauff
Bettis
Notice to Masons July 2 Masonic Temple meeting
Aapocki) Communication of Prietd: awldp Lange No. 84 A F de A M will ty Fal at the Masonie Temple Friday afternoon July 2h at 2:30 o'clock to Yury with Miganis pitas and core mon fey the Feral of our deceased toothy reyinkh. Hennan CHARLES M YOUNG Worshipful Master Attest
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Aapocki
Awldp Lange No
Shenandoah Sets Sail for Virginia Capes Maneuvers
Shenandoah the navy dirigible departed Shenandoah for maneuvers with the Atlantic Fleet off the Virginia Capes. The July 23 operation marks a resumption of tests and training as airship forces project strategic roles.
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Shenandoah
Lakehurst
N. J
Navy
Dirigilla
Hera
Virginia Capes
Appeals Reach President and Governor in Capital Punishment Case
Letters and appeals pour to President Coolidge in Swampscott and to Governor from supporters of a death row inmate, seeking reprieves and new evidence to halt execution. The president defers to the attorney general as appeals continue. family members and allies press for clemency amid uncertain fate. Also reported are Baltimore grain market figures with No 2 yellow corn at 1.29 and oats at 0.68.
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Scott
Thomas Jaye
Robert
Capitol
Paul Styanant
p2Mall
Coolidge
Swampacatt
Mass
Baltimore Grains
Baltimore
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