Chinese and Japanese clash near Shanghai and Peiping
Japanese artillery bombs the Markham road area near Shanghai as U S Marines watch. China reports Liuhong and Lotien contested while Japanese forces push from Chochow toward a central Hopeh defense line. Neutral observers expect a decisive southward battle as Nanking troops move to reinforce.
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Shanghai
Markham Road
United States
Japan
Liuho
Liuhong
Lotien
China
Republic
Manchuria
Peiping
Hopeh Province
Chochow
Autmn
Tinghsing
Kaopeitien
Paotingfu
Kaopeiten
Nanking
Central Hopeh
Tsingchow
Tientsin
Shihchiachuang
Await Results Of Local Case Involving Bus Crash Insurer
Pending outcomes of a suit in Frederick County against the insurer of Howard R. Poe, owner of the bus that killed fourteen Williamsport High School students, the remaining cases on the county docket will stay in abeyance. In two Frederick trials, juries cleared the Baltimore and Ohio railroad. a June verdict awarded Dr. I M Zimmermann 2000 dollars. The insurer case, with Poe carrying 50 000 dollars liability coverage reportedly paid by the county Board of Education, could shape action on the other sixteen docketed suits.
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Howard R. Poe
Williamsport
Frederick County
Frederick
Poe
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
I. M. Zimmerman
Margaret Eva Zimmerman
Dr. Zimmerman
Zimmerman
Board of Education
Weather forecast for Maryland and Chesapeake Bay areas
Maryland remains fair tonight and partly cloudy Sunday with a slight warming trend. Chesapeake Bay sees similar conditions with clear conditions tonight, then partly cloudy Sunday and winds shifting from gentle to moderate variable tonight to southwest by Sunday.
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Maryland
Chesapeake Bay
Weekly Weather: September 25 2010 North and Mid Atlantic
The forecast covers North and Middle Atlantic States for the week ending September 25 2010. Generally fair conditions with showers midweek and northern areas at week’s start. Temperatures near normal.
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North
Middle Atlantic States
Waiter Held in Death Leap at Los Angeles Hotel
Stanley E. Brooks a 25 year old waiter was held on suspicion of murder in the death of Ethel Irene Osting a 24 year old nurse from Dent Minnesota. Brooks told police he and Osting had drinks and warned her to watch the window before she fell from a fifth floor widow. He said Osting complained about a boy friend before the plunge.
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Los Angeles
Stanley E. Brooks
Ethel Irene Osting
Dent
Brooks
Man Sentenced to Three Months in Maryland Court
William Baker, 28, security section, was sentenced to three months in the Maryland House of Correction by Justice C Edward Heard in city court this morning after conviction for stealing a revolver and a shotgun from Pete Yaschi's home on Liberty Street. The weapons were stolen during Yaschi's absence and later sold to a Keedysville resident.
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William Baker
Maryland House of Correction
C. Edward Heard
Pete Yaschi
Liberty Street
Baker
Keedysville
Yaschi
Battle Over Troops Depart From Sharpsburg Today
Troops from northern and southern states left the Antietam battlefield after a re-enactment on its sixth anniversary. Confederates retreated over the Potomac, Union forces moved east, and trucks replaced horses. A large crowd heard President Roosevelt urge unity in a time of national distress and recovery. Major Joseph Byron explained the display avoided the U.S. flag, with Union troops under a striped flag and blue stripe, while Confederate forces used their own banner. (Continued on Page 2).
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Sharpsburg
Roosevelt
Antietam
Potomac River
Pennsylvania
Washington
Baltimore
Maryland
Joseph B. Byron
United States
Controversy Over Mailboxes A Draw
Hereford Maryland reports a three-move stalemate in a dispute between Andrew Marsh and the State Roads Commission over mailbox placement on York Road near Magistrate Benjamin Merryman. Marsh argues the boxes block parking. the commission has repeatedly shifted them to new positions, with further moves anticipated after the weekend.
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Hereford
Baltimore County
Andrew Marsh
State Roads Commission
Benjamin Merryman
York Road
Merryman
Stout Post
The
Roads Commission
Marsh
Commission
Pig litter at Harris farm overflows with twenty
Elbert county farmer W A Harris reports his sow gave birth to a litter of 20 pigs. Feeding is arranged in relays because the mother has accommodations for only 12 at a time.
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Elberton
W. A. Harris
Elbert
Blaze on West Franklin Street Calls Firemen
A blaze erupted on West Franklin Street near High at 11 o clock this morning. Firemen were summoned and the fire was checked with chemical extinguishing agents.
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West Franklin Street
High
Mayors Hail Sister Cities Day at Antietam Event
Visiting mayors from Staunton Virginia Frederick and Cumberland praised the National Antietam Commemoration in Hagerstown. Staunton city manager W L Hall called the visit pleasant while Frederick Mayor Lloyd Culler returned for the Governor's dinner. Cumberland Mayor Thomas Kuhn said such get togethers help sister cities know each other better.
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Antietam
Hagerstown
W. L. Hall
Staunton
Lloyd Culler
Frederick
Thomas Kuhn
Cumberland
W. Lee Elgin
Davenport firm offer to sell snowplow to city debated
City Manager Robert W. Flack questions if Davenport Town manufacturing firm by mail offered to sell San Diego a snowplow for street clearance. San Diego notes only two snow flurries in a century. The remark highlights public interest as officials weigh the unusual proposal.
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San Diego
Calif
Robert W. Flack
Davenport
Kidnapped Man Held in Cave Then Freed in New York
Julius Redlich, a 63-year-old wine importer and resort owner, identified Franz Hanawald as his masked kidnapper. Redlich was abducted Sept 4 from his Wingdale home, forced to Millbrook woods, and chained in a tiny cave while the ransom rose to 20 000 dollars. After hours of bargaining, he was released with a promise to pay 1 000 later at his Manhattan office.
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New York
Franz Hanawald
Julius Redlich
Hanawald
Wingdale
N. Y
Millbrook
Redlich
Manhattan
Last Chance to Witness Pageant at Fairgrounds
The National Antietam Commemoration pageant On Wings of Time will be staged for the last time tonight at the Fairgrounds. The first performance starts promptly at 7 15 and the second at 9.
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Antietam
Fairgrounds
F D R Enjoyed Antietam Trip
After speaking at Antietam yesterday President Roosevelt and his party stopped at Braddock Heights for a picnic lunch. Congressmen David J. Lewis accompanied the President from Sharpsburg to Washington and said the party was pleased with a most pleasant welcome and compliments on the country especially the fine farming areas. Fifteen cars formed the presidential motor convoy and the lunch lasted under an hour.
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Antietam
Roosevelt
Braddock Heights
David J. Lewis
Sharpsburg
Washington
Roosevelt defends broad constitution for democracy work
President Roosevelt framed a constitutional interpretation to ensure democracy works and raise American living standards without sacrificing civil and religious liberties. He announced a western tour through Montana and Wyoming to rally against foes of his judiciary plan, addressing a 50,000 turnout and a nationwide radio audience on the constitution’s 150th anniversary.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Montana
Wyoming
Washington Monument
America
Baby's Cries Reveal Death in Ten Days
New York dispatch reports a two year old boy Gerry lived with his mother Mrs. Sarah Spence 24 who died ten days earlier. Neighbors heard cries for ten days until a janitor broke in and found the mother dead and the child near a scant meal of shells and butter paper.
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New York
Sarah Spence
Gerry
Police Chief Souers Threatened After Slot Raid
Anne Arundel County Police Chief John H. Souers reported a threat to his life after he conducted a slot machine raid in the third district. State's Attorney Roscoe C. Rowe was told of the threat at a hearing where four tavern owners faced charges. An automobile pursuit and gun threat were described as part of the incident.
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Annapolis
John H. Souers
Anne Arundel County
Baltimore
Souers
Roscoe C. Rowe
Sally M. Johnson
City Plans Perpetual Museum For Local Historical Objects
City officials backed a plan to establish a perpetual museum to house historical objects from the National Antietam exhibition. Councilman Vernon Miller said donations will be insured and labeled with donor names or communities, with contact through the City Clerk. The Chamber of Commerce endorsed the plan amid sentiment to preserve exhibits rather than disassemble them.
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Vernon Miller
National
Antietam
W. Lee Elgin
The
Chamber of Commerce
Miller
Women Bluff Bold Robber In Illinois Bridge Club Heist
Eight Gettysburg women playing bridge in a house trailer at Caledonia Park near Chambersburg thwarted a masked bandit. Fory C. Sarkett of Monroe Michigan is jailed in Chambersburg awaiting further investigation. A search of Sarkett’s trailer recovered a loaded pistol two watches a pocketbook and the clothes worn by the robber. Sarkett’s wife and two children were present. The bandit was talked out of stealing about $1000 in jewelry and cash.
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Gettysburg
Caledonia Park
Chambersburg
Fory C. Sarkett
Monroe
Mich
Sarkett
Frost Touches Area With Light Freeze Across County
D Paul Oswald of Chewsville reports 33 degrees at 3 30 this morning and 59 at 11 o clock with a light frost and no damage. The coldest fall frost since 1917 and 1924 is noted. J A Miller, government weather observer at Keedesville, estimates 38 degrees and says beans and potatoes would have suffered if 2 3 degrees lower. Corn is about ripe and expected to yield about 50 percent countywide, with late planted fields at 75 percent and some early fields severely damaged by prior drought.
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D. Paul Oswald
Chewsville
J. A. Miller
Keedesville
Oklahoma car crash links Rainwater to Stillwater driver
Mr and Mrs Thomas McAdam were in a collision near Oklahoma while driving in Oklahoma. The Oklahoma driver identified himself as Mr Rainwater of Stillwater. Eve said he lived on Duck street.
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Arkansas City
Kas
Oklahoma
Thomas Mce-Adam
Mr. Rainwater
Stillwater
Eve
Duck Street
Bombs Miss Destroyer Fearless Off Gijon
London reports a bombing plane attacked the British destroyer Fearless off Gijon Spain. Six heavy bombs fell near the ship but caused no hit. The plane appeared to be Spanish government craft, raising questions about Bay of Biscay tensions amid the Spanish civil war.
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Spain
London
Fearless
Gijon
Bay of Biscay
Mediterranean
Britain
Honor Memory of Charles Carroll 200th Birthday Celebration
Maryland marked the 200th anniversary of Charles Carroll of Carrollton with a three day ceremony at his Annapolis Colonial era home. The brick mansion overlooking Spa Creek displayed state and national flags and bunting. A garden pageant depicted Carroll life and the Peggy Stewart tea burning of October 19, 1774.
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Annapolis
Maryland
Charles Carroll
Carrollton
Spa Creek
Peggy Stewart
Carroll
France agrees to cut apple import barriers for 1987 88
The State Department announced a new agreement with France that lowers import license taxes on American apples for the 1987 88 season and pledges no future protectionist license taxes. Hancock county growers welcomed the news noting large shipments to France each fall rely on the market.
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State Department
France
Paris
Hancock
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