Bank Bandit Sought After Fairfield Robbery
Authorities pursue Harry Carbaugh after the Fairfield First National Bank heist. A 1925 Chevrolet abandoned near the Maryland line ties him to the crime. a possible sighting near Waynesboro adds pressure on troopers and local officers to close the case.
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Harry Carbaugh
First National Bank of
Fairfield
Pennsylvania
Carbaugh
Jed
Maryland
Carbaugh Ia
Robert Martin
Arthur Moore
Waynesboro
Youth Hurt In Collision On Guilford Avenue
Robert Weller of 617 Chestnut street was hospitalized with serious injuries after a morning motorcycle collision with an automobile driven by F M Bressler. Bressler faces charges of reckless driving and driving without a license per investigator Patrolman Davis.
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Robert Weller
Chestnut Street
F. M. Bressler
Bressler
Guilford Avenue
Weller
Garlinger Avenue
Davis
Evelyn Noland Survives Car Crash With Minor Injuries
In Dresson Pennsylvania on September 18 a six year old girl Evelyn Noland was riding in a car that collided with another vehicle. She was hurled over a rear passenger through an open window and down a 12 foot embankment but sustained only a bruised back.
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Dresson
Evelyn Noland
Medway
Cars Collide In Morning Crash At City Street Corner
Two cars owned by Mortis Lyon and Omer E Forest collided on East Baltimore street near King street this morning. The Lyon vehicle sustained damage but there were no injuries reported.
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Mortis Lyon
Omer E. Forest
Central Avenue
Baltimore Street
King Street
Lyon
Tip Contest Highlights Youths Found Dead Near Railroad
A Keedynville resident filed the top tip about the discovery of two youths bodies along the B and O railroad near Eakles Mill. During Fair Week at least a dozen tips impressed the editors. A second prize pair involved a hospital bound nurse who became a patient after a car crash, reported by an Earth Irvin Avenue housewife and a Finkstown resident.
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B. and O
Eakles’ Mill
Keedynville
Irvin Avenue
Fimkstown
Jean Harlow Weds Cameraman Harold Rosson in Yuma
Blond star Jean Harlow marries Harold Rosson Hollywood cameraman in an early morning Yuma ceremony. License filed at 4 a.m. Justice of the Peace George Freman performs with two witnesses. After breakfast the couple flies to Beverly Hills. Harlow widow of Paul Bern, Rosson had flown from Los Angeles.
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Yuma
Ariz
Jean Farlow
Paul Bern
Harold Rosson
Hollywood
Los Angeles
Justice of the Peace
George L. Freman
Allen Russell
Toaat
Joe Redondo
Yuma Aviation Feld
Bern
Dorothy Millette
Sacramento
Strike Called in Brockton Shoe Factories
In Brockton Massachusetts 7000 shoe workers vote to strike after rejecting a National Labor Board proposal to work pending final settlement. The strike follows three weeks of unrest over dues payments to the boot and shoe workers union.
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Brockton
Mats
National Labor Board
Thion
Families with many children gain city streetjobs
Every dollar paid to the jobless men given work in the city streets department helps feed seven to eleven children. No man with fewer than seven children works in the department. Several have ten or eleven.
Rush Relief To Storm swept Region
Carolina hardest hit by hurricane. North Carolina coast casualties rise to 14 with property damage near 3 million dollars. Four family members drowned when the schooner Dale was wrecked near Morehead City. Communication outages delay full loss assessment. Relief work continues amid dangerous sanitary conditions.
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New Bern
North Carolina
Plamlico
Morehead City
Dale
New England Weather Clears After Heavy Storm Damage
The storm left New England roads washed out crops damaged with thousand of acres flooded rivers rising. Cape Cod cranberry crop valued at 3 million dollars feared to be severely affected while Nantucket and Martha's Vineyard faced flooded wharves and suspended steamboat service.
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Boston
New England
Cape Cod
Nantucket
Martha's Vineyard
Storm Misses New York Area Veers Out To Sea
A tropical storm skipped New York causing relief and safety measures as it veered offshore toward Maine. The hurricane passed 75 miles east of Nantucket and headed northeastward, while a separate dispatch reported 3,000,000 people affected by floods in three Chinese provinces with 250,000 in acute distress.
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New York
Maine
Nantucket
Mass
Peiping
China
International Famine Relief Commission
Owners Win This Siege When Tucker Family Moves Out
The Rodney Tuckers were forced from their Winsott Street apartment in Public Square after doors were blocked and the only entrance was plastered shut. They left by rope from a rear roof onto the alley and through a neighbor’s unit, signaling clashes over access as they vacated last week.
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Tucker
Rodney Tuckers
Winssott
Public Square
Tuckers
Damage suits totaling 37000 filed in county court
Damages totaling 37000 were filed in court today. Mamie Plummer seeks 25000 against Earl H Cline over a fatal accident near North East, Cecil county, tied to Rebert C Plummer, a milk dealer. Nettie Chaman sues R C Miller Russell Fields and Potomac Edison for 10000 over an alleged March 8 assault. Clyde Crisman sues for 2000 for loss of wife’s services. Attorneys Harvey M Miller and John E Wagaman prosecuted the actions.
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Earl
H. Cline
Mamie Plummer
North East
Cecil County
Rebert C. Plummer
Nettie Chaman
Williamsport
R. C
Moose Lodge Robbery Strikes West Antietam Street Club
Thieves broke a large window and two doors to enter the Moose Lodge clubrooms on West Antietam Street and steal four mini vending machines a flashlight and other small items. Detective Peters investigates with several good clues.
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Moose Lodge
West Antietam Street
Peters
Letter Carrier Wins Art Award at Arts Students League
New York newspaper notes Charles Pierre a letter carrier for Uncle Sam won a scholarship to study art at the Arts Students League. The piece features Lady Godiva on a snow white charger. Also mentioned are a preacher and a barber as other winners.
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New York
Charles Pierre
Uncle Sam
Lady Godiva
Arts Students League
Barber
President Roosevelt Suffering From Slight Cold
Washington dispatch reports President Roosevelt has a slight cold and stayed in the executive mansion away from his desk. Lieutenant Commander Ross Z. McIntire U S N saw the President and noted a very slight fever, advising him to remain at the mansion for the day.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Ross Z. McIntire
Daredevil William T. Deson Found Slain Near Home
The body of the 41 year old aviator and parachute jumper William T. Deson was found in front of his Hollywood home with about a dozen knife wounds. Police suspect homicide with revenge as a motive after a quarrel at a West Hollywood club involving his 22 year old wife Tanya. Deson once led parachute operations at the San Diego naval air station and served in the battle fleet.
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Hollywood
Calif
Wiliam T. Deson
Doson
West Hollywood
Quartel
Tanya
San Diego Naval Air Station
Battle Fleet
Senator Davis Trial Begins in Federal Lottery Case
United States Senator James J. Davis faced the start of his second trial on Federal lottery charges before Judge Johnson Hayes in North Carolina. Davis said during his convalescence he wrote a book on strikes, claiming studying every strike of the past century and finishing it last week helped him recover.
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New York
United States
James J. Davis
Johnson Hayes
North Carolina
Davis
Two States Vote on Repeal in Idaho and New Mexico
Voters in Idaho and New Mexico head to the polls to decide repeal of the 18th amendment. Idaho faces a two district delegate choice with potential repeal support, while New Mexico seeks a repeal margin of about two to one and elects three delegates to a October 19 repeal convention.
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Boise
Idaho
Albuquerque
N. M
New Mexico
VETS RUSH FOR FORD'S JOBS
Detroit September 18 A crowd of about 5000 unemployed veterans clogged downtown streets while lining up to apply for 5000 Ford Motor Co jobs. Soldiers must reside in Wayne county and 300 men will be hired daily until the quota is filled per legion officials.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Co
Legion
Ali
Wayne County
He Deserves Police Job He Deserves Police Job
New York reports Pat Galvin, a police candidate, as he chases a gunman from a cordial shop. He captures John Costello while Charles Hickey, shop owner, lies dead from a gunshot. Galvin undergoes a physical exam for the police force.
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New York
Pat Galvin
Galvin
John Costello
Charles Hickey
Retailers to Consider New Store Hours in Hagerstown
Retail merchants of Hagerstown plan a meeting tomorrow at 8 p.m. in the Hotel Alexander ballroom to discuss and possibly act on changing store opening hours. Current hours run 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. with some stores closing at 6:30 p.m. on weekends.
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Hagerstown
Alexander
NRA Compliance Committee to be formed today
A nominating committee is named by A. P. Underhill general of the local NRA organization to elect six members for the Compliance committee. The six include a representative employee in retail or wholesale trade an employee in industrial labor a retail trade employer an industrial employer a representative of the consumers and a lawyer. The committee will handle grievances from employers and employees and details on complaints will be announced.
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A. P. Underhill
NRA
Bloomers and a Fresh Macbloom Brought to Mail Office
H. F. Middlekauff, residing on the Sharpsburg pike, delivered a Macbloom to the Daily Mail office.
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H. F. Middlekauff
Sharpsburg Pike
ai‘Macbloom
Daily Mail
Roosevelt backs coal code as NRA focus shifts to price control
Washington reports President Roosevelt signals approval of a soft coal code while turning energy toward price control. Johnson plans to press the contentious bituminous coal issue with the President, though officials could not set a time. Alabama and Kentucky leaders stay in touch as the announcement unfolds. Uniontown note hints at company misgivings and a continued story.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Johnson
Alabama
Kennacky
Witlon
Cuban Chief May Step Down Amid Crisis in Havana
Provisional President Ramon Grau San Martin predicted a solution to the Cuban political crisis would come before the afternoon and indicated he might surrender the presidency. He told foreign press the identity of the leader is less important than fulfilling the revolutionary program as labor unrest grows and Americans fear new strikes.
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Havana
Ramon Grousen Martin
Cubs
Grau San Martin
Island
Roosevelt Note Handed To Premier For Geneva Discussion
A message from President Roosevelt was given to Prime Minister MacDonald at breakfast by Norman H. Davis. Its content was not disclosed but likely touched on U S support for a French arms supervision plan and prelude to arms reductions tied to the Geneva disarmament conference. Davis met MacDonald alone at the prime minister’s residence for a long discussion.
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London
Roosevelt
MacDonald
Norman H. Davis
Woman's trip to Chicago World's Fair stirs age rumors
In Monticello Wisconsin Mrs H E Thellee, married five years, wore a disguise to the Chicago World’s Fair. She rode a five cent concession token and faced no questions, as authorities noted no formal inquiry into her age arose during the incident.
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Monticello
Wis
Mra. H. E Thellee Fe
Chicago
Hhonbrent
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