Bucks Closed Year in Pennsylvania Deer Season
The Pennsylvania State Board of Game Commissioners declares an open season for does while closing the hunting of bucks. Any deer without antlers weighing fifty pounds or more may be killed legally, while bucks may not. A $100 fine is set for illegal kills as efforts address crop destruction from overabundant does. The commission also limits other game to three days a week from October 4 to November, with a similar limit for straw-tail rabbits and hares from October 15 to December 1.
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Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania State Board
E. Commission
City Fish Market Under New Management
City Fish Market at Potomac 8th is now run by Mr. Cramer, formerly with the Jewel Tea Co, ready to serve efficiently and courteously. We carry two full lines of seafood and groceries at low prices. Phone 1220 for prompt delivery. H A Dennis proprietor. Agents for High Rock Ginger Ale. Big 4 oz bottle 10c. Ad.
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Potomac
Cramer
Jewel Tea Co
H.A. Dennis
Ministerial Association Holds Monthly Meeting in Hagerstown
The Hagerstown Ministerial Association met for its regular monthly session. Rev. Dr. William S. Hesse of the Presbyterian Church spoke on The Program and Message of the Church. Rev. J M Gillum presented as new St Pauls M E Church pastor and delivered an address on visitation evangelism and was elected a member.
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Hagerstown
William S. Hesse
Presbyterian Church
J. M. Gillum
St. Paul’s
M. E. Church
Polar Blimp Safe at Base Kings Bay Arctic Flights Planned
The Italia dirigible sits safely at Kings Bay after a 700 mile flight from Vadsoe Norway in sixteen and a half hours amid heavy snowfall and strong winds. General Umberto Nobile oversaw preparations for upcoming trips over unexplored Arctic wastes and toward the North Pole aboard the Citta Di Milano mooring mast.
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Kings Bay
Spitzbergen
Arctic
North Pole
Umberto Nobile
Vadsee
Norway
Arctic Ocean
Citta di Milano
Japanese Planes Press Bombard Chinese Cities
The article details continued Japanese bombardment and evacuation preparations for Japanese and Chinese civilians. It notes Japanese women being moved to ships at Kchang on the Yangtze and embarka tion readiness at Nanking Chiukiang Kiukiang. A destroyer division is sent to Shanghai as Tsinan’s garrison strengthens and troops head to Tsingtao.
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Kchang
Yangtze River
Hupeh
Nanking
Chiukiang
Kiukiang
Klangsi Province
Shanghai
Tsinan
Manchuria
Tsingtao
Tsiwan
Japan
China
Deaths from Greencastle and nearby in last night notices
Obituary notices report Mrs. Elizabeth Davis Smith of Greencastle aged 80 died from complications at home. She leaves several sons and is interred at Broadfording. Other deaths: Mrs. Charles McDonald near Clearspring aged 59 with four daughters and a son. infant Charlotte R. Hoffman seven weeks old of 667 Frederick St died of pneumonia. Frisby Davis formerly of Grimes Station died in Washington. burial at Bakersville Church. Dr Mary K McDade of Morehead Iowa died of cancer. cremation planned in Omaha. relations noted in Hagerstown.
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Elizabeth Davis Smith
Greencastle
Church of the Brethren
Broadfording
J. Albert
Irwin
S. D
George A
O’smed
Martin L
Hagerstown
L. E
Charles McDonald
Clearspring
St. John’s Reformed Church
Roy
Clay Weller
Mercersburg
Victor Fiery
Hopewell
Nora
Florence McDonald
J. Edward Klingaman
Dover
St. Paul's Cemetery
Charlotte R. Hoffman
Clyde Hoffman
Frederick St
First Christian Church
W. M. Norment
Rose Hill
Frisby Davis
Grimes Station
Charles
Washington
Keedysville
Bakersville
W. L. Remsburg
Jr. QO. U. A.M
Mary K. McDade
C. W. McDade
Hagers Ltown
H. E. McDade
West Side Avenue
Morehad
Lucille Coulter
Morehead
Omaha
Neb
Old Academy
Michigan
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
Silas Shifler
Dredge Wavesink Sunk After Collision Near Staten Island
The 2000 ton government dredge Wavesink with 47 crew members was rammed by the Swinburne liner and sank 600 yards off Clifton, Staten Island at 4 am. Four men are missing while 25 were hospitalized and 18 swam ashore, including chief engineer Beer Clubert. Police and coast guard responded with launches and cutters.
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New York
Wavesink
Clifton
Staten Island
Lamport& Holt
Swinburne
Marine Hospital
Engin Beer Clubert
Religious Revolt Looms In Turkey
In Constantinople on May 7 a Moslem peasantry revolt is urged by clandestine manifestoes. The group reacts to earthquakes seen as punishment for renouncing Islam as the state religion, signaling an upcoming religious insurrection.
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Turkey
Constantinople
Tex Rickard rules out Dempsey return for a year
New York May 7 Tex Rickard says Jack Dempsey will not fight again for at least a year. He cites theatrical contracts and an advance of about 76000 dollars as reasons to protect the nose injury while plans and obligations must be safeguarded.
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New York
Tex Rickard
Jack Dempsey
Jack
Prince Carol Signals Return Amid Romanian Crisis
Prince Carol of Romania said he would respond when called and backed reforms including free elections and press freedom. He noted a manifesto outlining his views on future government, calling for separation of army and judiciary from politics and peasant aid. Also mentions Mrs Hensel recovering from tonsil surgery in Godstone.
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Godstone
Surrey
England
Prince Carol of
Rumania
Associated Press Today
Prince Carol
Romania
Youth in Critical Condition After Street Accident
Little Hope was entertained for the recovery of Evans Betts, ii, of Mill Street, who was run down by an automobile driven by J. A. Martin of Waynesboro on the Middleburg pike yesterday afternoon. The youth suffers a fractured skull, both legs broken, and a fractured arm. He is at the hospital here. Witnesses said the car was traveling about thirty miles per hour at impact. Martin took the boy to the hospital where the injuries were confirmed.
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Evans Betts, ii
Mill Street
J. A. Martin
Waynesboro
Middleburg Pike
Martin
Primary election activity in Maryland summarized
Polls opened at 6 pm to close at 7 pm as Democratic and Republican races unfold. Key battles include Holzapfel versus Keedy for nomination, a Hoover-instructed or uninstructed state delegation, Goldsborough unopposed for Senate, Lewis challenging Zithman for Congress, and Bruce versus Peters Parkhurst for the Democratic senatorial nomination amid a wet dry clash. An injunction petitions land access case A to gate blocking road rights.
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Holzapfel
Keedy
Palke
Kansas City
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Goldsborough
Phillips Lee Goldsborough
United States
Fred.n. Zthiman
David J. Lewis
Cumberland
Weller-Tait
Jackson-Lowndes- France
W. Bladen Lowndes
Baltimore
Weller
Senate
Lowndes Coalition
John Philip Hill
Arm breaks while fighting fire at Leitersburg road hatchery
Greencastle May news reports T Henry Walck broke his left arm while aiding in a hatchery fire on Leitersburg road yesterday morning. The item also lists various local visits and travel notes from Waynesboro to Greencastle including visits by Judge and Mrs Watson Devison, the Broad family, Crist and Carl families, and purchases by Arthur Stahl and Raymond Mann.
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Greencastle
T. Henry Walck
Leitersburg Road
Watson Devison
Watson, Jr
Charles
J. Bowman Metz
Peggy
Waynesboro
Roy Jones
Barnhart Apartments
James Ebbert
York
Jennie Ebbert
Edward Crist
Columbia
McLaughlin Hotel
Crist
Fred. Fletcher
New York
la Luz
Los Angeles
Nicaragua
J. G. Broad
South Fork
Broad
C. B. Carl
Edward Carl
C.B. Carl
Arthur Stahl
EB. G. Hochlander
Ford
Raymond Mann
Chevrolet
S. E. Phillips
Richard
Jack
Markets Listing Offers Sparse Readable Data
Fragmentary market data shows inconsistent figures such as 161 158 159 162 percent and odd strings like 1834 W9% 108% 108% 1125. The readable elements provide no clear event, entity, or outcome to anchor a proper summary.
Dixie Club Notice At Mulberry Street
By Dixie Club at 35 37 N Mulberry Street on Wednesday May 9 at 8 15 prizes and refreshments admission 35 cents
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Dixie Club
N. Mulberry St
CANDIDATES QUESTIONED IN SENATE CAMPAIGN INQUIRY
Washington May witnesses testified at the opening of the senate inquiry into 1928 campaign expenditures. Senators Norris Curtis Borah Walsh George Goff Hitchcock Hull and others provided figures or denials of any agreement with rivals. Goff stated he was not Hoover’s stalking horse and emphasized independent campaigning.
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Washington
Goff
West Virginia
Hoover
Ventriloquist Frederick, CO. Trappe in Philadelphia event
Ventriloquist Frederick Trappe of Philadelphia will perform in the First Christian Sunday school room on Tuesday May 8 at 8 00 PM. The event is under the auspices of the Young Men's Class with a silver offering.
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Frederick, CO. Trappe
Philadelphia
Young
Stock market opens with bullish surge on May day
Wall Street opens with strong bullish activity led by Radio with 10000 shares at 191 7 above Friday, American Can 18000 shares at 92 up, Yellow Cab 10000 at 38 up, Curtiss Aeroplane up five to 111 44, and early gains by Allied Chemical General Electric and New York Central while Brooklyn and Manhattan Transit dip.
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New York
Radio
American Can
Yellow Cab
Curtiss Aeroplane
Aled Chemical
General Electric
New York Central
Brooklyn
Manhattan Transit
Rummage sale at St John's Parish House planned
A rummage sale will be held at St John's Episcopal Parish House on Thursday May 10 at 2 p m. Proceeds benefit parish activities and community programs.
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St John’s Episcopal Parish House
Thurs
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C. G. Myers
Edgar Kendall
IGEAL
H. L. Mills
Hagerstown, MD
Tex
Deasant
Michael
Carol
Walter Hensel
South Mulberry Street
Evans Betts
Annie R. Henson
John J. Allen
George D. Hicks
W.S. Chaney
Wagaman
Newton Hoffman
William Burke
Eugene Bowers
E. Washington St
H. M. Musselman
Co. F. Williams
W. P. Lane, Jr
John W. Hoffman
Sales Mgr
Henry Walck
W. A. Spissman & Co
Wareham
West
Washington St
Wall Street Opening
Tom Cross
Ee Ae
Tedeesa
Maryland
City Pharmacy
Wareham’s
Warehams City Pharmacy
Franklin and Jonathan Streets
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