Lindberghs vanish after secret New Jersey wedding
Charles Lindbergh and Anne Morrow remained hidden after their surprise ceremony at the Morrow estate Englewood New Jersey. The couple's whereabouts elude investigators as a plan for a long flight in Lindberghs Falcon plane with two parachutes aboard is noted at Schenectady New York Roosevelt Field yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Colotel
Charles A. Lindbergh
Anne Morrow
Dwight W. Morrow
Englewood
N. J
Schenectady, N. Y
Roosevelt Field
N.Y
Schenectady
Sutile
Colonial
New Jersey
Morrows
S. R. Guggenheim
Flying Colonel
Lineman Burned by Live Wire at Monterey Club
Floyd C. Stephen of Rouzerville was rendered unconscious and burned when he touched a high tension line during work at Monterey Country Club. He sustained deep burns to his left arm and finger, was hoisted to the pole and hung for a time before co workers turned off the power and pulled him down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd C. Stephen
Rouzerville
Monterey Country Club
Accused Negro Taken by Mob Near Alamo Tennessee
An 18 year old black man accused of attacking seven white women was seized from Alamo jail by a mob at about four this morning. His body was later found on a tree with a note reading hang here until 4 PM Thursday. The man had been moved from Trenton where a mob earlier damaged the jail and confronted Sheriff Bradshaw.
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Alamo
Tenn
Joe Barkley
Thair
Carl Emmerson
Emerson
Gibson County
Trenton
Shari C. A. Bradshaw
Bradshaw
Nervo
Antoine- Wiles
Reparation Figures Given To Germans
Creditors presented a new set of reparations and duties to the German delegation. A decision on the proposal was expected by tomorrow. Merchan t succumbs. Cecil C. MekKnewn, prominent merchant of Waynesboro, died Monday night of cancer of the liver at age 1? The death leaves a wife and three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil C. MekKnewn
Waynesboro
Hver
Memorial Day Observed Across Washington County
Memorial Day will be observed with government offices closed and many shops idle. In Hagerstown a baseball game against Frederick at Willow Lane and a fairgrounds horse show are planned, while Antietam hosts Sharpsburg ceremonies largest ever with many orders participating. Parade forms at 1 pm before Knights of Pythias Hall led by local bands, and remarks by Congressman Yates and Zihlman at Battlefield Cemetery. Record crowds expected and special buses planned. Fountain Head Golf Tournament also scheduled.
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Hagerstown
Washington County
Tn Hagerstown
Frederick
Willow Lane
Fairgrounds
Acorea
Pen Mar Park
Antietam
Sharpsburg
Na Knighis
Pything Hall
Velock
Myersvile
Battlefield Cemetery
Richard Yates
Winds
Fred N. Zihlman
Fountain Head Country Cub
Peddler Given Six Months for Driving Offense
Harry Toffnagie of Baltimore was sentenced to six months in the House of Correction after arraignment in city court for driving while intoxicated. A concurrent six month term was also imposed for driving on revoked licenses. This marked his second offense for dizzy driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Toffnagie
Baltimore
Sun-Back Suits Declared Indecent on New York Beaches
New York on May 29 announces a ban on sun-back bathing suits for women at city beaches. Police Commissioner Whalen says the department seeks a standard of decency while avoiding marrow mindedness as the public demands it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Whalen
Second Sewerage Contract To Be Awarded By Council
City Council will award the second of the sewerage contracts in a special session next Monday as announced by Mayor Reuben Magey. The contract covers sewerage construction on South Boulevard Maryland Avenue and several South End streets, with work to begin this summer and aim to finish within the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuben Magey
South Boulevard
Maryland Avenue
Sualor
South End
I Fa
Building Decline Noted In Citypermits fall in May
City records show building operations dropped from 160000 in April to about 30000 in May as four permits were issued this month. Earlier permits include dwellings by C E Rennie at 221 East Baltimore, Decker at 840 Maryland Avenue, and Hagerstown Realty Co at Mulberry Avenue in Jacquees Addition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Slee
C. BE. Rennie
East
Baltimore
Decker
Maryland Avenue
Hagerstown Realty Company
Mulberry Avenue
Jaceques
Famous Gridiron Coach Retiring
ANN ARBOR Mich May 29 Pi Fielding MW Yest director of athletics at the University of Michigan has permanently retired from football coaching after repeatedly delaying retirement. He stated I will never coach again under any condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Arbor
Mich
Fielding MW Yest
University of Michigan
Mayor names four days to cleanup city
Proclamation by Mayor Reuben Musey designates June 4 to 7 as Clean-up Week. City forces will collect rubbish in alleys, while residents cooperate to reduce fire hazards. Civic groups plan to help, and residents are urged to keep yards clean, weed vacant lots, plant flowers, paint premises, and not litter streets or alleys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuben Musey
Musey
Hagerstown
Williamsport Band Wins Second Prize in Greencastle Parade
The Williamsport Community Band and about thirty members of the Volunteer Fire Company attended a black party in Greencastle yesterday evening. The band wore new summer uniforms and marched in a parade. They received $50 second prize. first prize went to the Shippensburg Band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsport
Volunteer Fire Company
Greencastle
Rescue Hose Company
Shippensburg
Barn Burned by Lightning on Summers Farm Near Mount Pleasant
A severe storm struck the farm of Harlan Summers near Mount Pleasant Frederick County yesterday afternoon causing a large barn to burn. Hay fodder and farming implements were destroyed along with two other outbuildings while the house and garage were saved by heavy rain. Paul Fogle, tenant, and Summers were in the barnyard and sought refuge in the barn. Fogle was stunned and Summers shocked. Loss pegged at 700 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlan Summers
Mt. Pleasant
Frederick County
Paul Fogle
Summers
Fogle
No Paper Tomorrow The Daily Mall Announces Break Memorial Day
The Daily Mall will not be issued tomorrow in observance of Memorial Day. The newspaper cautions readers to note the holiday closure and resume publication as scheduled on the following day.
Hagers town High School honors list with speakers
The fifty first annual commencement program outlines the honored students who maintained an A average for four years. Names include Hilma Barner Annilea Browne Josephine Byers Goldie Clark Edith Fulde Charles Hager and others. Jane Martin to deliver salutatory and Charles Hager valedictory. Principal speaker Prof O H Gordinier with several prizes and dedicated committees listed.
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Hagerstown High School
Hilma Jeanne Barner
Annilea Browne
Josephine Byers
Goldie Clark
Edith Fulde
Charles Hager
Nancy Harp
Mary Dick Heilman
Clarence Hershey
Aubrey Kemp
Audrey Knodle
Vida Ludwig
Mildred Lynn
Jane Martin
Jean McLaughlin
Helen Middlekauff
Roger Middlekauff
Hilda Saylor
Alice Simon
Waldo Stouffer
Martha Tombaugh
O.H. Gordinier
Ken Mar
J. McPherson Scott
Helen Duffey
Alexander Armstrong
Robert ©. Zeigler
High School Alumni Association
Lincoln Essay
Mechanics Loan and Savings Bank
William P. Lane
Morris Frock Post
American Bar Association
American Chemical Society
Washington and Lee University
Rev. J. S. Simon
Charles Baughman
Isabel Fridinger
Donald Baker
Lyman Ott Flowers
Dorothy Needy
Elizabeth Hammond
Hazel Brandenburg
Carlton Godlove
Roger Middlehauf
Ruth Hankey
Rachel Miller
Alen Campbell
Henry Chepman
Harry Feiser
Wisconsin repeals prohibition enforcement act headline
Governor Kohler signed the bill repealing the state prohibition enforcement act, citing a spring election mandate by a large majority. The measure passed the assembly and senate after failed attempts to block its passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Kohler
Assembly
Senate
Union Sues Over Masonry Strike at Frederick Church
Baltimore contractor Masons The suit names the Bricklayers Masons and Plasterers Union of America as defendant for 15000 damages after a strike tied to the Frederick Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church project left it unfinished and caused loss of the contract. The Frederick union is involved. The mill in Chambersburg plans to close about three weeks due to reduced orders.
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Bricklayers, Masons and Plasterers International Union of America
Auit
Baltimore
Masons
Tiasons
Frederick Calvery Methodist
Chambersburg Woolen Milla
Old Antietam paper mill to reopen as major industry
The old Antietam paper mill, closed January 15, is being sold to L A Rupp of York for reopening. remodeling, a 24 hour six day operation, and 50 000 dollars in upgrades are planned. W T Hanson will supervise as superintendent and about thirty workers will be hired to start by June 15 with a goal to triple capacity within two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antietam
United States
John E. Stonebraker
John W. Stonebraker
L. A. Rupp
York
George B. McWelt
Tor
WT. Hanson
Hanson
Stonebroker
Police seek woman with baby deserted by tourist in car
Police investigate a reported child desertion in Hagerstown after a baby was handed to a local woman by a stranger in an Indiana licensed car. The infant was shown in two stores before the mother, aged about 34, expressed willingness to keep the child or have it cared for.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
West Washington Street
Eyerly’s
West Franklin Street
Martin Rouse
Nake T
Rouse
Golf Green Stolen From North Hills Club
In Doug laston New York a full golf green worth 200 dollars was taken overnight from the North Hills Club. The 300 square foot sod green left by wheel marks and was traced to a local cemetery that had purchased it from the shelves. Replacement cost listed at 200 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglaston
N.Y
North Hills Club
Cashier John B Alexander of Boonsboro Bank Seriously Ill
John B. Alexander cashier of the Boonsboro Bank was reported in serious condition today after a year of faltering health. He has served as cashier and his illness is being watched by bank officials and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Alexander
Boonsboro Bank
Lake Forest Splits Dogs By Social Class Plan
Chicago suburb Lake Forest considers a dog pound reorganization grading dogs by status with fedigreed dogs in one class and mutts in another. Critics call it unfair and "a typical Lake Forest trick" while dog welfare advocates urge humane refuges.
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Chicago
Lake Forest
Lester Tiffany
Irene Castle McLaughlin
William Swift, Jr
McLaughlin
Swift
Colonel Markey Speaks at Rotary Meeting on Memorial Day
Colonel T. John Markey of Frederick and commander of the 1st Maryland Regiment was the Rotary Club speaker at the luncheon. He discussed Memorial Day and its various phases in a very interesting address delivered this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. John Markey
Frederick
Rotary Club
Marker
1St Maryland
Pioneering flights and records mark May 29
At Metropolitan Airport Los Angeles Bert J Fury reaches 4 43 05 am into a second solo endurance attempt as NDB record efforts continue. Howell Eurich Howard Sampson and Rovegne depart Hagerstown for the national Lions convention at the Mayflower Hotel. Miss Marvel Crosson of San Diego sets an altitude record for women rising 24000 feet. A chimney blaze near Summer causes minor damage. The Tariff Bill passes the House 264 to 147 in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howell Eurich
Howard Sampson
Mr. Rovegne
Hagerstown
Washington
Thea Mayflower Hotel
House
Leaking Trans-Atlantic Flights Postponed In May
Leaks and wing-tank failure force postponement of two prewar long distance monoplane trials from Old Orchard. American Green Flash piloted by Roger Q Williams and Lewis A Yancy, French Yellow Bird crew Rene LeFevre Jean Assolant Armeno Lotti, suffered tank seam breaks and ground looping damage after takeoff attempts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Orchard
Fiers
Roger Q. Wiliams
Bea
Struggl
Roger Q. Williams
Lewis A. Yancy
Rene
Judge Sloan Addresses Cumberland Kiwanis Club Meeting
Associate Judge D. Lindley Sloan spoke at the Cumberland Kiwanis Club luncheon at Hotel Alexander. The talk marked Memorial Day while Civil War veterans attended a memorial program. The club plans to attend the Inter-Club meeting in Frederick on June 4 at 2:15 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Lindley Sloan
Cumberland
Kiwanis Club
Hotel Alexander
MURDERS WIFE THEN HIMSELF IN BALTIMORE
Abra ham Kritt a 55 year old tailor shot and killed his wife in their Brighton street home in the Walbrook section then killed himself. An argument preceded the shooting after he returned home from work about 9 o clock. A servant heard raised voices but not the dispute. Kritt fired four shots at his wife and shot himself twice. The Kritts had four children aged 17 to 23 who were not present.
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Baltimore
Abraham Kritt
Brighton Street
Walbrook
Kritt
Pet
Kritts
Fir
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Bride
Harry Hoffnagie
Dizzy
Council
Msport
Wisconsin
Strike
York Paper Man
Col. Markey
Judge Sloan
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