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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1934

Page

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Parade Ends Convention of Firemen

The seventh annual convention of the Eastern Fire Chiefs Association concluded with a massive parade. About 15,000 spectators watched over 2,000 marchers, bands, drum corps, drill teams, and 40 apparatus units stretch over a mile. The Firemen's Ball closed the event at the Alexander Hotel. Weather cancelled yesterday’s Antietam Battlefield trip and golf finals due to heavy rain.

Eastern Fire’ Chiefs Association Satuday Alexander Hotel Antietam Battlefield Wade Port Charles Town W. Va

Kidney and bladder trouble remedy ad text

An old newspaper ad promotes Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules to help kidney and bladder problems. It claims to flush poisons and acid and reduce nocturnal urination. The copy lists symptoms such as scanty or burning urine, backache, leg cramps, and puffy eyes.

Haarlem

Maryland constitutional amendments on legislative session length and Baltimore debt limits

Fragment from Maryland statutes detailing proposed amendments to the state constitution. It covers Chapter 185 1931 limiting General Assembly session length and pay, and Chapter 456 1933 expanding Baltimore debt powers and submission to voters. Includes procedural notes for general elections and official text references.

Parades honor fire units across several towns in region

Hyattsville hosts a smoke ejector demonstration in a downtown building as parade results reveal winners across multiple categories. Mechanics Fire Co. No 1 from Waynesboro wins drilling and top band prizes. Goodwill No 3 Cham bersburg secures several awards. Annapolis, Frederick and Ocean City entries claim distance and apparatus honors. Funkstown notes best appearing Washington county company with band. judges include Hofbein Cross Snyder Byrans Crouse and others.

Hyattsville Company Mechanics Fire Co. No Waynesboro Goodwill Company Chambersburg Kensington Junior No Frederick Goodwill Waynesboro High School Annapolis Ocean City N. J Hyattsville Greencastle Elsie Stack Bladensburg Funkstown Maugansville Williams Frank Boucher Frank Bentz Edward Beckley Ray Bolinger Neal Reedy 8. E. Phillips

Maryland constitutional amendment proposal for Baltimore debt limits

A proclamation by Governor Albert C. Ritchie orders publication of the full text of a 1831 and 195% acts chapter amending Section 7 of Article XI to restrict Baltimore’s debt and credit, requiring General Assembly approval and voter approval at the November 6, 1934 election, with details on publication in multiple papers and languages. The document notes implementation June 1, 1933, and seals from Annapolis.

General Assembly of Maryland State of Maryland State of Baltimore General Assembly General Assembly of Maryland Btate Jon Bo Jong Balti- Weinee City of City Council of House” of ‘Representatives Albert K. Ritchie General ‘Assembly

WOUNDS WIFE, SHOOTS SELF IN WESTMINSTER

Theodore Blizzard aged 69 killed himself after shooting his estranged wife Nellie Dulany Blizzard, a night nurse at Springfield State Hospital, as she drove with her son James Dulany. Blizzard lay in ambush near Sykesville Finksburg. a coroner ruled death by own action. Mrs Blizzard not seriously injured and separated from Blizzard for three weeks.

Westminster Theodore Blizzard Nellie Dulany Blizzard Springfield State Hospital Ray Yohn Carroll County Sykesville Finksburg James Dulany George E. Benson

Rabbi Levy Killed by Fall From 15th Story Office Building

Rabbi Cecil Levy, 65, a prominent Jewish religious reader, died after falling from a 15th story office building in Atlanta. Coroner Paul Donehoe announced no inquest. Friends said he had been despondent due to illness. The note ends with a Real Estate classifieds prompt.

Atlanta Cecil Levy Paul Donehoe Rabbi Levy

Breakfast Battle Settled in Charleston Armistice

The Roast beef breakfast dispute in Charleston West Virginia ended in an armistice after Federal Transient Bureau staff clashed over eggs and prunes a call for boiled eggs bread and butter and coffee. The bureau said meat was provided for Saturday breakfast due to road work needs and a shipment of eggs was delayed. A bureau committee will investigate and delay complaints pending inquiry.

Charleston W. Va Charles Ghiselin Bureau

Bank management criticized in Senate report on Detroit Cleveland banks

The Senate banking sub committee charged mis management of group banks at Detroit and Cleveland in the fourth installment of its report on stock markets and financial institutions. The Guardian Detroit Union Group Inc and Detroit Bankers Company officers and directors are cited as having non native practices, with similar methods used by Cleveland officials. The 50,000 word document covers two months of hearings and findings.

Washington Detroit Cleveland Senate Banking Subcommittee Guardian Detroit Union Group, Inc Detroit Bankers Company Mich

Arrest of Bandit Is Soon Expected

Chicago report says government agents expect the arrest of bandit George Baby Face Nelson soon amid jitters in the underworld over the Dillinger mobsters. Prosecution fears lead to a break in the case as authorities pursue Nelson and Hamilton for harboring fugitives. A separate item from Gallipolis, Ohio, notes the death of Ben Call, riverman, under investigation as a possible murder and poisoning case.

Chicago George Baby Face Nelson Underworld John Hamilton Dillinger Gallipolis Ben Call Crown City Ohio River Call Lewis Brown

Restrictions lifted on movement of many fruits and vegetables

Restrictions under the Japanese beetle quarantine were removed Sunday by local authorities, releasing most fruits and vegetables from movement requirements a month earlier than the regulations. Cut flowers remain restricted until October 15.

Morro Castle Boats Sought in Reefed Lifeboat Search

In Asbury Park New Jersey a crowd gathered for a major search by land and sea for two missing lifeboats from the Morro Castle. Federal authorities, led by Captain George Francesco and Captain William McGuire, checked ten lifeboats beached or aboard the ship as officials trace boats from various davits and locations near Sea Girt Spring Lake and the ship’s portside and starboard sides.

Asbury Park N. J Morro Castle George Francesco William McGuire U. S Steamship Inspection Service Sea Girt Spring Lake

Cystex Prescription Claims Fast Kidney Relief

Thousands suffer kidney and bladder woes find relief with a doctor's prescription Cystex. It starts within minutes to flush acids and wastes, soothe membranes, and support kidney function. Money back guarantee and price stated per dose.

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