Speed Trap Claims Surface Near Ferndale Inquiries
Baltimore reports investigations into alleged Ferndale speed trap on the Annapolis road. Deputies Ballman and Nobel probe, while Judge Davis and Constable Sonneman deny the trap. Victims recount threats and improprieties amid broader crackdown on bogus charity operatives and related court actions.
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Justice Davis
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Anna Arundel
Weetington Port Annapolis Naval Academy Report
Rear Admiral Henry B. Wilson reports that 851 percent of the Naval Academy regiment are fine young gentlemen, 16 percent drifters, and 5 percent vicious. He notes class of 1924 discipline and praises last year’s graduates. About 1,766 midshipmen finished summer cruise and returned to Annapolis for leave before the September 28 return to the academy.
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Miller's Stallion Sets Pacing Record at Winchester
Special to The Washtakton Post reports Minor Halls sorrel stallion owned by W. F. Miller of Washington lowered Virginia State pacing mark to 2:68 for a half mile at Winchester Fairgrounds during a special exhibition after a free for all. Bertha Aquilian Duke of Westminster and Alice Unworthy led other close harness events amid lively racing.
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Dieter
Fuarth
Site chosen for proposed Alexandria hotel at corner of Washington and Prince
The George Mason Hotel Company directors selected a site at Washington and Prince streets in Alexandria for a proposed 500000 dollar hotel. The corner property includes three adjoining houses and was bought for about 80000 dollars. The board, with New York Hyatt group reps, expects to hire an architect and start construction after plans are approved. The selection followed careful review by a large stockholder board.
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Alexandria
George Mason Hotel Company
Washington and
Prince Streets
Washington Street
Prince Street
New York
Hackenbury
Benedict Well
City
Julian ¥. Williams
Hotel Corporation
American Hotel Corporation
George W. Wright
Virginia
Alexandria- Washington Lodge
Andrew Jackson Lodge
Urban S. Lambert
Alexandria-Washington Lodge
George C. Cole
Andrew Jackson
Catawba
Blue Ridge
Charles H. Callahan
Masons
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Edward P. Scawarte
Galthersburg
Montgomery County
Rockyille
Hannah L. Schwartz
Norbeck
Montgomery
Plummer
Richard Hill Colered
Edénor
Rockville
Daniel H. Martin
F. Farquhar
Lawrence Allinutt
Dansonville
Montgoméry County
Misa Alice Allnutt
Thomas W. Perry
Chévy Chase
Edwin W. Broome
Broome
Anna McLaughlin
J. J. McLaughlin
Francu Lyddane
Alao
Stephen B. Lyddane
District Commissionars’ Office
Washington
Surrattsville Tournament features Mudd and Chance in benefit
In Surrattsville on September 3 a tournament for St Johns church will pit Rep Sydney Mudd Republican against opponent Charles E. Chance Democrat in a balls coronation at 8 pm and tilting start at 4 pm. A baseball game and band music precede the event with prizes for riders and a long list of judges.
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Sydney ©. Mudd
Maryland
Charles E. Chance
St. John's Church
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Love
Mr. Chance
Knights
Frank Smah
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BH. A. Fuller
John B. Pyles
Charles L Wiison
S. A. Wyvill
John M. Bowie
Hampshire
Rhode Island Rede
Aimitar
4-H
Rockville
License payments stalled claims under safety director says
Director of Public Safety Paul Morton states the program will continue until all licenses are paid or satisfactory explanations are provided for failures, indicating ongoing enforcement.
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Director of Public Safety
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S C Jones Attacked By Bull Succumbs at Annapolis
Stephen C. Jones a 61 year old farmer from Davidsonville Anne Arundel county died at Annapolis Emergency Hospital from injuries after a bull attack on his farm. Twelve ribs were broken and lungs punctured. He is survived by his wife two daughters three sons and several siblings. Funeral set for the Methodist Episcopal church at Davidsonville.
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Washington Post
Annapolis
Stephen C. Jones
Davidsonville
Anne Arundel County
Annapolis Emergency Hospital
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Nettie Harper Jones
C. J. Riggail
Washington, D. C
Hilda Jones
John Faut Jones
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Arthur Jones
Kenneth Jone
A. M. Jones
S&s C
Wiliam E. Jones
BR. B. Jones
S. P. Berthromg
Washington, DC
Methodist Episcopal
Arlington Citizens Debate Road Plans and Local Marriage
Arlington citizens urge inclusion of roads in the county road program and threaten to oppose a bond issue. Miss Grace Shipman and J Young Cleveland of Ballston wed at Ballston Central Methodist church with reception at the couple's home.
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Ballston
Arlington County Bureau OF the Post
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Tel
Ciar
Arlington Citizene’ Association
H. C. Corbett
Arlington District Good Roads Commission
F. Cloyd Byars
Frank Clarkson
R. T. Orrison
John P. Agnew
John L. Shipman
Ballston Central Methodist Episcopal Church
T. J. Reder
Camden
Ind
Ruth Cleveland
Misa Veeve Cleveland
Foland L. Speer
Audrey Cleveland
J. Duncan Eldred
WIFE OF EMPLOYER CONFRONTS BLACK WORKER INDIANFIED STABBINGS?
Mrs Clara Baker wife of Norman Baker and sister of Home Run Baker is seriously injured at home in Easton Maryland after an encounter with a Black farmhand Carrol Gibson who later confessed. Gibson rode a bicycle to the farm wore a mask fashioned from scarecrow material. Baker identified him. Gibson was taken to the sheriff and authorities plan a special grand jury session for a speedy trial to deter possible mob violence.
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Porter
George Grimmel
John Street
Ferndale
Washington Post
Easton
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Norman Baker
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Trappe
Gibson
Baker Farm
Democratic Women Organize in Maryland at Oakland
An enthusiastic meeting organized Democratic Women of Maryland in Oakland at the William James hotel. Officers elected include Chairman Mrs Sam Pollock and vice chairmen Mrs J H Dorsey Mrs J W McCullough and Mrs Bernard Gonder. Secretary Miss Elizabeth West treasurer Mrs G S Hamill. Delegates to the Frederick convention October 1: Miss Claudine McCullough Mrs J L Pellock Mrs H A Loraditch and Mrs Elwood Offutt.
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Washington Post
Oakland
Organization of Democratic Women of Maryland
Williama& James Hotel
Same Pollock
Vic
J. H. Dorsey
Villa
J. W. McCullough
Friendsville
Bernard Gonder
Elizabeth West
G. S. Hamill
Frederick
Claudine McCullough
J. L. Pellock
H. A. Loraditch
Elwood Offutt
Woman Who Poisoned Self and Infant Dies in Md.
In Cavetown, Mrs. Salle Smith attempted suicide after feeding rat poison to her 18 month old child whom she also poisoned. Both died at Hagerstown hospital amid a note claiming cancer and love for her baby. Husband Harry Smith rescued her from hanging. she died alongside their child.
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Hagerstown Hospital
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Harry Smith
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