Robbers Blow Open Frederick Furniture Store Safe
Frederick, Sept. Under orders from the Grand Jury investigating robberies, burglars blew open the safe in Gaaper J. Cling’s furniture store using glycerin. About $75 in cash missing, valuables locked away, entrance gained via rear window. An attempt on the Cooperative Drug Store noted. Fingerprints found, expert called, jury urged to investigate thoroughly.
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Frederick
Grand Jury
Curt
Frederick County
Inuglare
Gaaper J. Cling
Cline
Cooperative Drug Stora
Hammond Urner
Ministoui
Thorougl
Didn't Get Square Bear Says Slayer As He's Executed
Olander, convicted murderer Bert Hallpap, Mort Dodgegrocer, was executed this morning at W.30. In a final statement he claimed he received no square deal alongside two others convicted of conspiracy who remain alive. He confessed and died. Foreign Exchange notes from New York show various currency rates and cables.
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International News Service
Fort Madison
Olander
Af Bert Hallpap
Mort Dodgegrocer
Lethe Hore
Wolf Wagner conference in Brunswick church plan
Ralph Wagner of Brunswick New Jersey met Matty Wolf local secretary to discuss a workly Bible class for Maya oof Uber US department. Wolf supports the plan, may present to ministerial association. YM C A cafeteria hours listed and ads note sale items and school pants.
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Ralph Wagner
Brunswick
N. J
Matty Wolf
US Department
Wolff
Breale
Steele
Wolf
Pinchot Sides With Operators Over Wage Fight
Pinchot meets both sides as operators resist wage hikes while Gov Pinchot pushes a 10 percent raise to avert a strike. Officials claim the boost will cost the nation 82.5 million dollars annually in coal bills. In Washington, County Agent Milton D Moore travels to discuss a conference with University of Maryland officials.
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Pinchot
Washington
Milton D. Moore
The
University of Maryland
Death of Jeremiah Mason Patriarch of Parkhead Pecktonville
Jeremiah Mason 74 known as father of his community died at his son Clarence B Mason’s Pecktonville home at 1 o'clock Wednesday. He helped organize the Parkhead Pecktonville Glury in 1920 and was active in farming and local affairs. Survived by widow Reduann Mason three other sons Samuel Wilmerding Pa and Raymond D Mason two daughters Franke Darrah Hallimore and Tath Sngers two brothers John and Samuel Mason two sisters Jenny Peek and William Peek eighteen grandchildren including a newborn great grandchild. Funeral Monday at 10 at Parkhead Evangelical Church with Dr J S Webster of Hancock officiating. Burial in Parkhead cemetery.
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Jeremiah’ Mason
Parkhead
Pecktonville
Washington County
Clarence B. Mason
Mason Warstrighes
Me. Mason
Erry Werd
Thomas Eison
Firevlone
President Harding
Iast
Mr. Mason
Hia
Mason
Reduann Mason
Samuel
Franke Darrah
Millqvilla
N. J
Tath
Sngers
Hallimore
John
Samuel Mason
Pecktonvilla
Jenny Peek
William Peek
Needmor
William E. Mason
Wiil
J. S. Webster
Hancock
Parkhead Evangelical Church
Mason Wan Able Jong
Informant
Accident Near Cornellaville Kills Shrives, Injures Family
In a head on crash near Cornellaville Pennsylvania Robert C Shrives 69 father of an infant was killed his neck broken and skull crushed. J R Shrives son of the dead man drove the other auto Edward Lyons Cumberland driver of the other car caught the baby during impact. Shrives wife and Joseph Audy sustained injuries. Lyons Zeke Pilta and John Hurley injured in the crash as well. John L Surley will visit Wilmington Delaware to inspect playgrounds and coordinate improvements during a one week trip opening Winter street to winter use.
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Cornellaville
Robert C. Shrives
Maneuek
J. R. Shrive
Edward Lyons
Cumberland
Shriven
Joseph Audy
Lyons
Zeke Pilta
John L. Surley
Wilmington
Del
Winter Street
Widow seeks 100000 from Western Maryland Railroad
Maggie Mickey widow of engineer killed in the Western Maryland Rail Road wreck near Barnum West Virginia sues for 100000 for herself and three children. Also mentions reservations for a Shenandoah Caverns tour and a bug named Miss Gleatspring owned by Lewis Blair.
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Mra
Maggie M. Mickey
Magely, Miley
Willam J. Mickey
Western Maryland Railroad
Barnum
W. Va
Shenandoah Caverns
Tt. M
Hays & Bros
Galonia
Patterson
Knight's Storm
Howard St
The
Peoples Pharmacy
Williamsport
Miss Gleatspring
Lewis Blair
M C A Cafeteria Opens and Card of Thanks Issued
M C A Cafeteria now open from 11 30 A M to 12 30 P M and 6 30 P M to 7 15 P M Adv Card of thanks to neighbors and friends for kindness during illness and after the death of mother Susan Miller by her children Mrs Samuel Bowers and Paul Weller noting appreciation for rides and flowers
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YM. C. A
Nzighbors
Mex
Susan Miller
Samuel Bowers
Paul Weller
Refugees Speak Of Japan Catastrophe Losses And Displacement
Refugees describe massive casualties totaling about 200000 with ten thousand in Tokio and over 190000 in Yokohama Kamakura and coastal towns. Kyoto named as new capital with the Grand Hotel wrecked and the Yokohama harbor damaged. Foreigners and refugees crowd Kobe and Yokohama as Imperial Family escapes and martial law is declared amid near total ruin.
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Tokio
Yokohama
Yorosuka
Kamakera
Kyoto
Japan
Hata
Mount Fuji
Ikl
Fujiya
Hokone
International News Service
Kobe
Hier
Jefferson
the. Shipping Board
Emproga
Australia
Canadian Pacific Line
Warnham
Nationality Bank of New York
Breun- Klip Stadl
Pate
Martial’ Jay
Cablagl
Stock Market Drift Signals Weak Inter est in Forenoon
New York September 7 trading opened with little interest as the market moved slowly. Prices for major groups showed limited change with slight declines seen in some issues. Traders awaited clearer cues as sentiment remained cautious amid light volume.
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New York
Grain Market Summary from Chicago Open
Grain Market report from International News Service Chicago dated September 7 notes origin opening steady with wheat up four and corn unchanged to one. Details show bids for September and December futures and lard prices, with scattered references to firms and oblique names.
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Ry Internatioial
News Service
Chicago
Oriin
TWO HIKE EVENTS PLANNED FOR WEEKEND AT Y
Harry Wolf leads two hikes for boys under 47 at the YMCA with Friday 9 AM departure and Sunday 2 30 PM start. Participants should bring food canteen and water. Sunday hike features religious stops and a Saturday wrap up with supper on return. Mon eclipse watching set for Broadway High School pupils with smoked glass safety plan. 159 students expected. Keedysville reports Dr Hoffman inspecting sick hogs amid trealing concerns.
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Harry Wolf
Hue
Haynes Seeks Big Increases for Prohibition Enforcement
Budget requests show Prohibition Commissioner Haynes seeking 10 million dollars for federal enforcement next year an uptick of 1.01 million over prior year plus a 590 009 increase for narcotic law enforcement as both measures move through budget offices. Building permits list A J Gossard 161 Ridge Avenue frame garage 10 by 20 feet and A B Bowhan 366 Maryland Avenue frame shed 10 by 16 feet.
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Washington, Bent
Haynes
Lee Bas -Bedo
A. J. Gossard
Ridge Avenue
A.B. Bowhan
Marylan Avenue
Feut
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Lewis
John A.hurley
Child
Hianeouk
Widow
Big
W. MM. Ry
Samuel C. Kaylor
Camlidate
Sherif
John W. Kaylor
Beaver Creek
Scott McC. Kling
Iris
Adama Bros
Thrift and
Broadway High School
Kayhoe
Dags
Keedysville
KK. Hoffman
Reliable Furniture Co
Hagerstown, Md
Haynes Asks
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Chuck
Greenwald
George Klein
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Harl. Schaffner and Marx Clothes
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