Death pair and relative slain by desert killer in Nogales
A youth, Homer Adams, lured his brother Eugene and cousin Antonio Gonzales Jr to a desert spot near Nogales and shot them. He then killed himself before a praying aunt or sister. Hector Gonzales survived after being shot in the head and aided authorities. Earlier, Homer enticed Hortencia Gonzales to join him, intending to kill her as well. In a separate note, Admiral William D. Leahy was nominated as Governor of Puerto Rico by President Roosevelt.
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Nogales
Ariz
Homer Adams
J. J. Lowe
Here
Eugene Adams
Antonio Gonzales, Jr
Hector Gonzales
Hortencia Gonzales
Milk probe clash erupts in House committee
Washington june 7 a heated clash broke up a milk investigation committee meeting as Rep Schulte and District of Columbia counsel Elswood Seal exchanged insults amid protests by Barbour for the Maryland Virginia Milk Producers Assoc. The dispute led to adjournment and brief scuffles outside the chamber before order was restored and a capial police officer intervened. A Ferrara Italy plant to produce synthetic rubber from coal stone and alcohol is planned with 600 workers.
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Washington
Schulte
D-Ind
Elswood Seal
District of Columbia Corporation
House Milk Investigating Committee
District
Seal
John S. Barbour
Maryland- Virginia Milk Producers Association
Barbour
District of Columbia
Schule
Milk Producers Association
Len
Schulta
Producers Association
Beal
Bries
D-Ky
Ferrara
Taly
De Mille links tea fame to Union Pacific epic at Maryland
The Maryland theatre showcases Cecil B. De Mille's Union Pacific with Barbara Stanwyck and Jock McCrea. The director's research reportedly ties the beverage to a grand history as he presents America's first continental railroad theme.
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Milady
America
Cecil B. de Mille
Union Pacific
Maryland Theatre
Barbara Stanwyck
Jock McCrea
Is Epilepsy Inherited and Curable
A pamphlet reviews whether epilepsy is inherited and if it can be cured. It invites readers to request the booklet from the Educational & Public Avenue in New York, detailing arguments and cautions on this subject.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
State Group Appoints Inland Fish Commission Members
Governor O Conor announced five representatives from Frederick Anne Arundel Kent Allegany counties and Baltimore City to the new State Game and Inland Fish Commission. The appointees Gardner Denmead J H Gambritel William Labrot S S Beck Futcher Smith take office immediately forming a non political conservation body separate from the Fisheries Commission.
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Baltimore
Herbert KR. O’conor
Frederick
Anne Arundel
Kent
Allegany
Baltimore City
State Game and Inland Fish Commission
Gardner W. Denmead
J. HW. Gambritl
William H. Labrot
Annapolis
Scott Beck
Chestertown
Futcher Smith
Allegany County
Fisheries Commission
O'Conor
Maryland
Board approves no trespassing signs at Broadway School grounds
School Board acts after complaints to restrict adult use of playgrounds on Broadway School grounds banning after hours play and Sundays. Police to enforce while allowing children under age limit to use grounds quietly. Construction updates report Downsville nearly finished and Clearspring ready in a week. Williamsport project at 7 percent and Boonsboro wings roofed. Williamsport High heating and toilets upgrades planned. New board member to replace Cyrus Bell not yet named.
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Broadway
Downsville
South Potomac Junior High
Williamsport
Boonsboro
Williamsport High School
Board of Education
Cyrus Bell
Lindsay Resigns as Maryland Firemen's Secretary
George R. Lindsay of Pioneer Hook and Ladder Company retires after twenty years as secretary of the Maryland State Firemen's Association. He has long served as editor of the association magazine, state vice-president of the International Association of Fire Chiefs, and director of the Eastern Association of Fire Chiefs. He plans to attend the BAFC convention in Atlantic City in June 1910.
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George R. Lindsay
Pioneer Hook and Ladder Company
Maryland State Firemen’s Association
MSFA
Lindsay
Association
International Association of Wire Chiefs
Eastern Association of Fire Chiefs
BAFC
Atlantic City
N. JL
Hotel Madison
Two Auto Drivers Fined By Justice
Two autoists were fined five dollars and costs each by Magistrate Martin VY. Bostetter after an accident at Forrest Drive and Prospect Avenue. Ruth McClean of 100 block Summit Avenue and T Terribile of Brooklyn New York collided at the intersection. The woman faced unreasonable speed charges and the New Yorker careless driving. Patrolman A C Castle filed the charges.
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Martin VY. Bostetter
Forrest Drive
Prospect Avenue
Ruth McClean
Summit Avenue
T. Terribile
Brooklyn
N.Y
A. C. Castle
Spite Drives a Turbulent Love Triangle
Dear Betty Brainerd outlines a troubled 15 year old date, two early loves, and a rushed marriage for spite. Now at 20 she faces divorce, love for C, and pressure from B to return, while C hints at moving west. Brainerd condemns the selfish pattern and urges thoughtful choices before more harm.
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Betty Brainerd
Wisband-to
Pen name and real name in every letter
Betty Brainerd of 80 Madison Ave New York City states all communications are confidential and requests pen names and real names be used in every letter. The note emphasizes confidentiality and provides contact details for correspondence.
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Betty Brainerd
Madison Ave
New York City
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