Lamson Given Death Decree at Stanford Murder Trial
The death sentence was pronounced for David A. Lamson Stanford University publishing house representative after a trial for the death of Allene Thorpe Lamson a Stanford Y W C A secretary. Lamson proclaimed his innocence as Judge R R Syer ordered him to San Quentin for execution on December 15. Defense beg. the appeal to the State Supreme Court was noted as Stanford students began fundraising for the appeal.
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David A. Lamson
Stanford
University Publishing House
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Allene Thorpe Lamson
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Lamson
Syer
Alene
San Quentin ‘Prison
State Supreme Court
Willis Thouts
Margaret Lamson
Police Guests View Newsreel At Henry's Theatre
Hazeratown police officers will visit Henry's Theatre to see the Metrotone Newsreel featuring Maryland State Police review at Conowingo. The screening accompanies the Harold Lisyd feature Movie Crazy, shown for the last times today.
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Hazeratown
Hennz Weinberg
Henry's
Metrotone
Maryland
Conowingo
Harold Lisyd
Old Hickory nickname of Andrew Jackson outlined
The text notes that "Old Hickory" was an affectionate nickname for Andrew Jackson, attributed to his renowned strength and unbending character. It highlights how the moniker reflected his steadfast nature and tough leadership style.
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Andrew Jackson
General Reckord Backed Amid Maryland Delegation Support
Brig. Gen Milton A Reckord former Maryland department head of the American Legion and National Guard commander gains momentum for the national convention in Chicago. Maryland Legion executive committee endorses him and state delegates prepare to travel Friday for the October 2 to 4 gathering. Baltimore Mayor Howard W Jackson invites the 1834 convention to Baltimore.
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Hubert Schindel
Hubert Stottlemyer
Paul Smith
Edward Hermel
John Kregle
Caesar L. Alello
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Legion
Maryland Department
General Reckord
Howard W. Jackson
Baltimore
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Farm Strike Prediction Cuts Rice Income Since 1924
The gross income from rice to this country declined from 45 million dollars a year during 1924 to 28 to 15 million dollars in the most recent year. The report highlights a sharp drop in farm earnings and notes ongoing concerns about market demand and production costs.
Maryland Repeal Vote Totals From Canvass Report
Maryland voters approved repeal in county by county tallies reported by the State Board of Canvassers. The canvass lists beer law and prohibition repeal figures for Carroll Garrett and Washington counties while noting a burglary incident where a night watchman found his trousers watch and $35 stolen.
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Garrett County
Washington County
Atlanta
Conley Files for Governor in Maryland Primary
Dr. Charles H. Coley of Frederick filed with the Maryland Secretary of State for the Democratic nomination for governor. His agent, Charles C. Jones, paid the $270 fee and delivered the application in Annapolis, becoming the first to enter the race. Coley mailed about 1,000 letters urging Maryland voters to focus on state and local government during heavy burdens.
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Charles H. Coley
Frederick
Charles C. Jones
Kensington
Albert C. Ritchie
Maryland
Local social notes from Conococheague area gatherings
Mr and Mrs Ben Wishard and children of Halfway visited with Mr and Mrs Ira Rewe. Sunday visitors to the Guessford home included Mrs Carrie Guessford and several Guessford relatives. The Loyal Daughters Class held a corn roast at Mrs R M Grogan s home with many attendees. Other locals visited family in Hagerstown and Broadfording, including Mrs Roy Fockler and Vernon Ridenour.
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Ben Wishard
Halfway
Ira Rewe
Martin Guessford
Carrie Guessford
Alice Gordon
Hazel, Renner
Bernard Miner
Walter’ Miner
William ‘Nunamaker
Lewis Renner
Loyal Daughters
First Christian’ Church
Hagerstown
R. M. Grogan
A. la Cooper
Carrie Nunmaker
Grace Harris
Ies
Crrne Downs
Beulah Highbarger
Beulah Harper
Nellie Raff
Alice Milier
Margaret Newcomer
Ruth Cline
Goldie Cross
Lieyd, Guessford
Martier Guessford
Helen Guessford
Elva Guessford
A. C. Harris
Roy Fockler
James
Rolla Bear
Balmore
Hear
A. V. Sellers
Vernon Ridenour
Washington, D. C
H. C. Ridenour
Morning Glory closes today with Katharine Hepburn in new film
Katharine Hepburn stars in Morning Glory closing showings today at 2 and 4 PM and tonight at 7 and 9 PM. Douglas Fairbanks Jr Adolphe Menjou co star with Hepburn as a determined actress and Fairbanks as a playwright.
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Hagerstown
Maryland
Douglas’ Fairbanks, Jr
Adolphe Menjou
Hepburn
Fairbanks
New York
Menjou
Lowell Sherman
Mae West
Harold Lloyd Film Ends Run at Henry's Theatre
Harold Lloyd's latest release Movie Crazy ends its Henry's Theatre engagement today. The Paramount comedy follows a country boy who annoys Hollywood and stars a famed actress, delivering rapid-fire humor for about ninety minutes.
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Harold Lloyd
Henry's
Paramount
Hollywood
Storm at Daybreak at Colonial Theatre
Kay Francis and Nils Asther star in Storm at Daybreak at the Colonial Theatre for the next two days. The attraction showcases a vibrant film program with notable performances and cinematic drama.
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Kay Francis
Nils*asther
Colonial Theatre
Love Story Across Empires and Myths in Hungarian Context
A fragmented text recalls a Hungarian love tale amid political tension, referencing a governor and districts in Austria. It mentions two lovers Asther and Francia and a man whose friend supports a union. The piece also notes Jupiter as the chief god in Latin myth, linked by Romans to Zeus.
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Agint
Jupiter
Zeus
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