SLAIN POLICE CHIEF IN LOVE TRAGEDY
In Wheaton jail, Tim Munding, 38, held on murder charge after a deadly argument over two wooded areas led to the shooting of Mrs Julia Able Douglas, equestrienne and wife of former Lagrange police chief Robert Plummer. Munding confessed he fired after Mrs Douglas said Plummer must be shot, asking officers if she was dead.
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Wheaton
Aing
Julia Able Douglas
Equestrienne
Ha Talon
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Murkling
Plummer
Munding
Madding
Manding
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Negro beater held in county court case and damages
Samuel Mason, colored, remanded on charges of resisting an officer and disturbing the peace after a pursuit by Patrolman Desmond in Harmon's Alley. Mason, aided by Theodore Timmers and James Daon, allegedly fled and was subdued after a scuffle that left Desmond with four stitches and a chewed thumb. Separate damage claim valued at about 40 dollars for sheep killed or injured by dogs near Hagerstown.
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Samuel Mason
Mason
Desmond
Harmon's Alley
Rickard
Theodore Timmers
James Daon
Charles ¥. Layman
Hagerstown
Aitown
Cayman
Charles B. Harile
Hui A. Btrozk
C. , Hartts
District Governor Danzer visits Pagoratown Rotary Club
District Governor Roy Danzer of Rotary paid an official visit to the Pagoratown Rotary Club at the afternoon meeting. He spoke on Rotary service and the club’s work, praising member efforts and urging continued local projects.
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Rotary Meeting
vRoy Danzer
Viotary
Witness Tells Names of Men Seen During Beating
The witness described a mob scene on July 23 near Myersville in which Dorothy Grandon was tarred and feathered. He recalled Leatherman in the crowd, threats of tar and feathering, and a sheet covering Dorothy. Mabel Mills testified about the events and the armed mob, with several bystanders named. The trial featured testimony by local officials but yielded no immediate verdict.
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Leatherman
Whipp
Dorothy Grandon
Sarhedy
Dorothy
Gthora
Rorady Grandon
Dot
Fea
Saiintel Kaylor
Max Rickard
Hagerstown
Hoth
Aiy Lesthnany
Mills
Mabel Milla
Viola Kennedy
Myersville
House of War
Duatioe J. Scott Bower
Sln
Myeravilla
Death of Mrs. E Estella Long widow of Isaac S Long
Mrs. E Estella Long died last night at 10 30 at the home of her son Lesa Keeley Long of apoplexy after a slight stroke about a year ago Surviving are Rev Long of Hagerstown Mrs Orpha Grace Powell of Seattle Wa Loalia Keeley Long and Mrs Gertruda Rawman of Hagerstown The body will be removed to Roy S Lous 126 Fairgrove Avenue The funeral will be held from the home Sunday at 2 o clock Surviving will be held at the Maoor Church with Rev Dr Tombaugh and Rev C Carpenter operating CARD OF THANKS We thank friends and neighbors for kindness sympathy during the illness and death of our daughter Elizabeth also for flowers and use of automobiles Mr and Mrs He Paxson Ads STOP AT JO HIGGING Restaurant for breakfast sausage and pudding ham egg and coffee
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E. Estella Long
Isaac S. Long
Lesa Keeley Long
Mra. Long
3. Long
Hagerstown
Orpha Grace- Powell
Seattle
Washington
Loalia Keeley Long
Gertruda Rawman
Roy
Lous
Fairgrodud
Elizabeth
Mra
Paxson
Mother pleads youth can save Claude Dobbs from hang
A Baltimore mother, Emma Dobbs, appeals to governors and neighbors to save her 19 year old son Claude, sentenced to death for a state hold up murder. She cites the Leopold Loeb case to argue youth spared killers and plans petitions to Governor Richie, hoping signatures will sway a commutation.
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Baltimore
Sim
Emma Dobbs
Richie
Mia
Emma Dobra
Tutchie
Maryland
Claude
Butler Loses Four Pounds at Philadelphia Post
Philadelphia dispatch reports General Smedley D. Butler’s return to City Hall to hear his fate from Mayor Kendrick may be delayed until Friday. Butler’s weight loss is noted as he now weighs 118 pounds, down 40 since arrival. A town meeting praised his law enforcement efforts, while grain prices in Baltimore and Magorotown area are listed in routine market updates.
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Philadelphia
Smedley D. Butler
City Hall
Kendrick
Hedley R. Owen
Dorn
Butler
Stock Market Inactivity As Dip In Call Money Occurs
New York September 30 stock markets opened with inactivity and irregular trading as yesterday’s decline influence lingered. Call money rose for the first time since January amid speculative loan preparation for October settlement. Time money showed little sharp movement, while industry shares held steady despite margin concerns. Colt money renewals were announced at a high rate, and American can shares shed early losses before recovering slightly on dividend news.
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Belling
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Yeatarday
Talidra
City Market Prices Drop in Rain Impact
Rain reduced city market activity with pouches at 70 to 1.26 dollars half pound, box tomatoes 10 cents, peppers 20 cents per dozen, eggs 40 cents per dozen, butter 4 cents per pound, cantaloupes six for two cents, apples 26 cents per pound, cabbage six to ten ends per head, potatoes two pounds per 12? per dozen.
New York Produce Markets Report Mixed Grain and Flour Quotes
The New York Produce Markets list prices for Wheat QDee 14159 Muay 147 percent July LAW Boot 138 percent No Red Winter 1.852 4 1 New Yar oxnort basis 166 percent Corn firm No 2 yellow L3bu percent No 2 mixed 1.34 percent Hay per 100 pounds steady No 14 1.350140 No 3 1.100115 Straw per 100 pounds steady Flour at mills firm spring patent 7.26 7.76 clears 6.26 5 6.76 soft winter straights 6.40 7.06 hard winter straights 6.76 27.25 gal ents 7.25 7.60 clears 675 a0 26
Legion Men May Bring War Picture To City
Morris Frock urges American Legion to obtain the official Signal corps history Powder River for October show in Hagoratawa. Chiz Meture, a sanctioned World War film, depicts war scenes and caused a sensation in other cities. If secured, proceeds aid the local post and the event will be staged in a theatre.
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Morris Frock
American Legion
Sienal Corps
Powder River
Hagoratawa
Hagerstown
Will Speak At Conference Of Social Workers
Invitations go to local residents to attend the Maryland State Conference of Social Work in Frederick on November 6 7 and 8. Tuates Leon R. Yau rtes of the local juvenile court and social worker Miss Alicea Edmonda will participate. Miles Edmonds heads the state committee in charge of arrangements.
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Maryland
Francis Scott Key
Seartona
Wa County
Christmas Bags For American Soldiers
Christmas bags prepared by the local Red Cross chapter are sent to the central chamber for distribution through the Red Cross at Christmas. Each bag includes a face cloth handkerchief pipe key ring cards pencil notebook tobacco pouch safety pin mouth organ and shoelace strings.
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Red Crown
Red Cross
Steel Industry Not Worried by Foreign Competition
Washington reports the American steel industry faces no fear of foreign undercutting. Secretary Mellon asserts foreign producers cannot undersell U.S. manufacturers in interior markets due to freight costs, despite European blasts restarting in Belgium and France. Shore markets may see competition on the eastern seaboard.
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Washington
Dawes
Furnacos
Horshorn
France
Ridinore
Ethse Treacy Melton
Boma
Mellon
United States
Fraight
Lutz-Wed At Ballimora Bride From Baltimore Wed
Robert W Lutz son of Dr gad Mra and L Walter Luts of Waynsshoro married Miss Ethel Hoffapyaor of Baltimore Sunday at the bride’s Ballimora home. Groom on staff of the Gyouing Sun Ballimora. Hav Lutz performed the ceremony.
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Lutz
Robert W. Lutz
Gad Mra
Walter Luts
Waynsshoro
Ethel 1
Hoffapyaor
Baltimore
Ballimora
Gyouing Sun
Building Permit Granted for 28x28 Bangalow
William Beatty of 414 Vine Street secures permit for a 28 by 28 foot structure in Bangalow. Permit documents show project approved under local building regulations with compliance noted.
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William Beatty
Vine Street
Bangalow
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