In Custody Sales and Johnson Charged in Cumberland Robbery
Sales and Clarence Johnson, both described as colored, were arrested in Cumberland. Sales nabbed about 2:30 this morning. Johnson arrested in Baltimore. Police say jewelry valued at 1500 was found with Sales and loot traced to Baltimore. They previously faced accusations in earlier robberies and will be taken to Cumberland for trial.
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Clarence Johnson
Johnson
Baltimore
Cumberland
M. P. Moller Jr
James
L. Barrows
Inmate Riot Ends Quietly at State Institution
A riot in a ward at the state institution left 64 inmates involved and over 60 guards, troopers, and staff surrounding the room with a single revolver. The inmates wrecked their cell but did not harm guards. By daylight order was restored. four leaders serving minor offenses sparked the disturbance. Investigators found two more revolvers, loaded with blanks, and clues on how access to the weapons occurred.
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cMcera
Raymond F. C. Kleb
Fishér
Notice for Miller Form Fitting Truss at Grand Building
Industrial notice directs ruptured persons to Cline Fourth Floor Ha greestown Maryland for the Miller Form Fitting Truss. Office hours are 9 to 5 and 7 to 8. Ady.
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Cline
Grand Bldg
Hagrestownh
Ady
Fair Officials Plan Big Exhibition At Open Grounds
Fairboard leaders, led by A K Coffman, announced tight Sunday controls at the Md Fairgrounds for next week. Rides closed, halls shut, space rates cut to one dollar per foot to boost local displays as exhibits pour in and officials note record poultry cattle and floral shows.
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The
Fair Association
Cofman
Coffman
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Mary Bester
Charles H. Rinehart
E. W. Ditto
Raymond H. Miller
Trank Walton League
Washington
Washington appoints official state apple pie baker
Vancouver resident Fay Peabody has been named official apple pie baker of Washington by Governor Clarence Martin and may use the state seal on her pies. She heads to the Century of Progress exhibit in Chicago. Leona Wolford of Williamsport was injured after dropping a pitcher of vinegar and briefly blinded.
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Wash
Fay Peabody
Clarence Martin
Washington
Chicago
Leona Wolford
Williamsport
Death notices for Richard McHenry and George Houser
Richard McHenry of Chambersburg died yesterday at his brother Grover McHenry home aged 53 He leaves a son William and many siblings and will be buried at Mt Olivet Cemetery In Frederick Md George Samuel Houser aged 75 died at his Bakerton West Virginia home after long illness He was born in Washington County Md a former quarry foreman He leaves a widow five children two brothers and one sister funeral at Bakerton home with burial at Elmwood Cemetery Shepherdstown
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Grover McHenry
Chambersburg
Frederick County
William McHenry
Washington, D.C
Allen
Frederick
William
Hagerstown
Charles
Stadley
Carlisle
Grover
Mina
Jennie
Washington, D. C
Blanch
Milas Addie
Baltimore
Blanche McHenry
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
George Samuel Houser
Bakerton
West Virginia
Washington County
Samuel
Mary Bennett Houser
Charles Town
Eagles
W. Va
Elmwood
Shepherdstown
In Memoriam for Samuel E. Hays by Georgia M. Nichols
In loving remembrance of my brother Samuel E. Hays who died September 6 1932. Quietly sleeping resting at last with him all trials and troubles are past. He suffered until called home to suffer more. By his loving sister Georgia M Nichols.
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Samuel £. Hays
Georgia M. Nichols
Concentrate 1 200 Troops at Quantico
Provisional government led by Cuban defense forces and students outlines policies to restore order and seek recognition. They promise economic reconstruction, trial of former officials, national debt recognition, new courts, and swift return to normalcy under a democratic framework.
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Revolutionary Movement
Students’ Organization
Cuba
DAY LEADERS IN DRIVE TO RETAIN LAWS
Local ministers and laymen oppose repealing the 18th amendment and urge dry voters to vote against the 21st amendment. A committee plans letter campaigns to inform voters about balancing ratification of the 21st amendment with the local option law.
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J. M. Gillum
St. Paul's M E
A. B. Miller
United Brethren Church
Couty
Oithers
Rummage Sale At 45 47 West Franklin Street
Community rummage sale runs September 7 8 9 at 45 47 West Franklin Street with womens apparel advertised. Proceeds support local advancement group and neighbor aid efforts.
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West Franklin St
Women's Clad
Adv
Texas Losses Mount In Massive Gulf Storm
The storm drenched much of the Rio Grande valley from Harlingen to Brownsville and beyond, flooding towns like Donna Alamo Pharr San Juan and San Benito. Crops valued in the millions were destroyed especially citrus with an unofficial 12 million tally. Urban destruction ran high with hundreds of homes and many businesses wrecked. Officials cited up to 1 million damage in Harlingen alone and noted collapsed structures in Matamoros and Mercedes. Government aid mobilized with telegraph ties restored and Texas rangers dispatched as Ferguson coordinated relief.
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Harlingon
San Benito
Sone
Rio Grande
Gulf
Housanide
Valley
Findley Equing
Harlingen
Brownsville
Augustin Selaya
Matamoros
Titeria
Mercedes
Weslaco
Donna
Alamo
Pharr
San Juan
Corpus Christi
Browneville
Western Union
Harington
McAllen
Ferguson
Harry Hopkins
Texas Ranger
Crooks in Good Samaritans Clothes Stop Woman on Highway
Mrs. Eleanor Mitchel of Shar on, Pa., was halted by a flat tire on a highway and two men offered to fix it. They began the repair then abandoned it and stabbed her, taking her pocketbook before fleeing.
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Eleanor Mitchel
Hospital escapee Mary Callandra plunges into river attempt
Mary Callandra, 18, who had eight years of treatment for incurable diseases, escaped a Randall's Island hospital and tried to swim toward the Bronx shore against a strong tide. Two policemen jumped in, pulled her out after a struggle.
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New York
Mary Callandra
Randall’s Island
Bronx
Fried Chicken Supper at St. Pauls Church
Fr id chicken supper scheduled for Thursday September 7 at St. Pauls Church on Western Pike. price 25e. Ady.
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St. Paul's Church
Western Pike
Mencken Urges Better Cheaper Beer to Stop Whiskey
Baltimore columnist H L Mencken urged cheaper, better beer to curb whiskey drinking. He argued high beer taxes spur illicit market and Prohibition abuses, calling for higher brewing standards and improved pure food rules to push bad beer from the market. He warned that lowering taxes would boost revenue and reduce home brew.
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Baltimore
H. L. Mencken
Prohibition
Anti-Saloon League
Hellenium
Erie Rail Wreck Probed After Passenger Train Collision
Witness William Derigo described a rear-approaching milk train and a brakeman with a red lantern signaling danger before a devastating crash. Passengers and crews, including David Robinson and Arthur Teskey, recounted chaotic scenes, with 14 killed and many injured in the Erie incident.
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William Derigo
A. C. Morrig
Hornell
Defense in Lamson Case Starts With Witnesses
In San Jose California on September 6 defense attorneys for David A. Lamson began calling witnesses to counter the state's circumstantial murder case. Lamson showed moments of cheer as relatives testified and his sister Dr Margaret Lamson contradicted a key prosecution witness who claimed Lamson stood on his patio and asked why he married his wife Allene as her body was moved to the morgue.
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Calif
David A. Lamson
Allene
Samson
Lamson
Margaret Lamson
Fireman Marries In Fire House As Alarm Fails
In Philadelphia a wedding goes ahead inside a fire house as fire alarm gongs stay silent. Fireman Frank L. Esperence marries Catharine Wallace while a milk train crash rattles the station. A trapped passenger describes a door jam and rescuers forcing an exit with an axe as a water tank nearly hits them.
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Philadelphia
Frank L. Esperence
Catharine Wallace
Honey payment settles tuition at Westminster College
Clarence Dean of Myton Utah delivered 1200 pounds of honey to Westminster College in payment of tuition and college expenses for the college year.
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Salt Lake City
Clarence Dean
Myton
Utah
Westminster ‘College
Grave yawner revived after apparent death in Hungary
In Keckszemet Hungary Tetvan Krizson aged 64 was declared dead but revived 24 hours later as funeral arrangements were under way. He then died three days after the initial event, leaving officials to sort the strange sequence of events.
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Kecskemet
Hungary
Tetvan Krizson
Vermont Repeal Passes In State Election
Vermont becomes the 25th state to repeal beer and wine restrictions as repeal supporters form majorities in Western Vermont towns. Turnout was light with barely half the last general election vote recorded. A 3.2 percent beer and wine law remains in effect until the next legislative session, not due to convene until 1935.
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Orleans
Orange County
Vermont
Chicago Grain Market Quotation Sheet from The Stickell Salon
Quotations from The Stickell Salon Corporation show grain prices for Wheat Corn Oats and Rye with monthly and delivery month figures. Prices include opening highs lows and settle values for Sept Dec and May contracts across Wheat Corn Oats Rye with percent changes and ranges.
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Stickell Salon Corporation
Washington
Hageratown
Mass Meeting on NRA Callled for Thursday
A public meeting is planned at the State Armory at 8 P M to answer questions on the NRA. William C Grace of Washington will speak, globe publicity bureau, and will answer prepared questions from employers and employees. Questions must be submitted to the Chamber of Commerce office by 6 PM the day of the address. names not used unless requested.
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N. R.A
A. P. Underhill
William C. Grace
Washington
Publicity Bureau
National University, Washington
University of the City of New York
Campbaign
John E. Stonebraker
Automobile Association
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Mr. Grace
Plangara
Child Survives 20Foot Fall From Home
Perryville report states 18 month old Claira S. Condon fell 20 feet from a second story window or area of her home. She landed on soft turf and was none the worse for the experience, showing no scratches or bruises.
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Perryville
Claira S. Condon
Claire Windsor to Take Stand in Tender Missives Case
Los Angeles report says Claire Windsor of Broadway and Hollywood is set to testify today and again tomorrow, identifying more letters exchanged with Alfred Stead, former Oakland broker. Festival tonight at Corner Bellevue and Penns Ave benefits North End A. C.
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Blonda Claire
Windsor
Broadway
Hollywood
Bertween
Alfred
Stead, Ir
Oakland
Bellevue and
Penns. Ave
North End A. C. Ady
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