Dynamite Blast Hurts Woman After Trolley Incident
A dynamite blast on Liberty Heights avenue in north Baltimore injured a woman and rattled passengers when a trolley car ran over a dynamite pack. The car’s trucks were wrecked and windows shattered as the motorman reported seeing a pack fall from the truck. Ten other sticks were scattered between the rails but did not explode. Mrs. Frediven suffered a torn arm.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Liberty Heights Avenue
Fred, Diven
Russian Slain in Warsaw Incident at Soviet Territory
The Russian legation in Warsaw reported a Russian immigrant was shot dead at noon after an altercation with a minor. Polish authorities said no political complications exist as the incident happened on Soviet territory and involved civilians.
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Warsaw
Poland
Bank Closing Notices for September Holidays
Banks announce closures for Arbor Day Labor Day and related dates. Valley National, Farmers and Merchants, Commercial & Savings, Union Bank of Winchester will be closed Monday September 5th with papers maturing that date payable September 6th. Cashiers include G Hardy J H Yost John J Sloat Charles Summers.
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Teeetay
G. Hardy
Qashter Suclieehaas
Valley National
J. H. Yost
John J. Sloat
Commercial & Savings Bank
Charles Summers
Union Bank of Winchester
Mrs Bassett Credits Pinkham's Compound For Recovery
Lansing Michigan woman Mrs Bassett says she was exhausted and unable to walk across a room for months. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she regained strength and recommends it to others including a sixteen year old neighbor. The medicine is sold by druggists and is described as a root and herb remedy used by women for many years.
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Lansing
Michigan
Lydia E. Pinkham
BE. F. Bassett
Southford Avenue
Radio receivers reach 90 million daily worldwide
A Commerce Department report estimates about 90 million people, nearly one tenth of the globe's 1 billion potential listeners, receive some radio programs daily. It says about 18 million sets are in use and 200 million sets would be needed to reach all families of five.
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Associated Press
Washington
Globe
Lawrence D. Batson
Commerce Department
Bandits Steal $15,000 Payroll in Erie County
In Prie Pennsylvania three automobile bandits robbed Guss Driggs the Erie County Electric Company paymaster and stole a $15,000 payroll. The heist occurred today as the paymaster was ambushed and relieved of the cash.
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Prie
Guss Driggs
Erie County Electric Company
Farm Union Meets Saturday Evening at Stephens City
The Stephens City local of the Farmers' Union will meet at 8 30 o clock tomorrow in the People's Bank building. It is one of the year's most important meetings and all members are urged to attend. The gathering serves as the last chance to order fertilizer and grass seed this summer.
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Stephens City
Farmers
People’s Bank
National Farm News
Vance
America
Five Die In Tours Train Wreck Near Paris
Five people were killed when a Paris to Bordeaux express derailed near Tours at midnight. Authorities feared more victims were trapped beneath the carriages.
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Tours
Associated Press
France
Local visitors and relatives noted across Apple Pie Ridge
Apple Pie Ridge Virginia reports a sequence of visits from McKeesport Pennsylvania residents James Strother, Alvin Barrett and families. Other trips include A G Clark and Isabelle Williamson visiting Martinsburg Washington and Welltown. more friends and relatives welcomed at various homes as Jesse Lewis shows improvement.
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Apple Pie Ridge
James Strother
Alvin Barrett
McKeesport
A. G. Clark
Martinsburg
Isabelle Williamson
Washington
Grant Clark
Frank Barrett
Pitcairn
Murch Lamp
Charles Lupton
Dick Moss
Fairview
L. A. Clark
Kansas City
Holmes Lewis and Son
Winchester
R. B. Emmett
A. G., Clark
Grant
Clark
George Barrett
Welltown
Jesse Lewis
Hogue Creek Locals Share Visits and Notes
Local social notes record visits among Dunlaps McCormicks Larricks and Orndoffs across Keyser Philadelphia Winchester and Morgantown with extended stays and callers. A distant item mentions a coast report claiming seven million cows and record milk production prompting readers to buy butter.
Mount Williams Notes
Mount Williams notes social visits from N C Williams family and guests including M Tevault in Middletown and William Himelright. Cradle roll program planned for September 4 at the local Sunday school and 8 p m services at the schoolhouse led by Rev. D R Cleckner. Congratulate Abner Fauver on the birth of a baby girl. I N Wallace visits Isburz Pa on business. J H Burkhart stayed in Hagerstown Md with a ill sister. G W Dyke and Harl Himelright joined M Frye at Wheatfield for a day.
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Abner. Fauver
I. N. Wallace
Isburz
J. H. Burkhart
Hagerstown
G. W. Dyke
Harl Himelright
M. Frye
Wheatfield
Local Notes From Mount Pleasant Area
Mount Pleasant and nearby residents report social visits and family gatherings. Ruth Bucher stayed with Elza and Mary Renner. Clowser family spent time with Dorsey Ritter. Thurston Bennet visited Wilby Renner. Raymond Racey and Roy Brill families visited Martinsburg relatives.
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MT. Pleasant
Ruth Bucher
Middletown
Elza
Mary Renner
BE. R. Clowser
Williams
Dorsey Ritter
Thurston Bennet
Wilby Renner
Raymond Racey
Roy Brill
Martinsburg
Winchester
Delia Cochran
R. S. Carpeter
National Farm News Launches as Farmers Newspaper
The National Farm News debuts as a weekly farm oriented newspaper. It promises live weekly farm news in plain style, in touch with farm marketing organizations and Washington agriculture policy, serving farmers and rural readers with home, legal, gardening, and youth sections.
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National Farm News
United States
Agricult Department
Washington
Insurance plot victim drowned in Gravesend Bay
New York authorities say Benjamin Goldstein was murdered as part of a life insurance scheme for 140000 dollars. He and two companions were dispatched by Joseph Lefkowitz to fake his death, while accomplices Harry Greenberg and Iry Rubinzakl testified as hirelings. The alleged mastermind, a middle aged man described as the puppet master, was questioned but pleaded not guilty along with others.
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New York
Benjamin Goldstein
Gravesend Bay
Coney Island
Manikens
Gofity
Harry
Greenberg
Iry Rubinzakl
Joseph Lefkowitz
Déther
Goldstein
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Luther Larrick
Frances Larrick
Harry Larrick
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Amanda Foster
Austin Foster
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B. C. Black
Mary
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Three Springs
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Ollie Lineberg
Lloyd Cooper
Baby
Morgantown
Grover Orndoff
Herman Dyke
Kernstown
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Berryville
Harry Smithey, Jr
J. S. Orndoff
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Lee Orndoff
Lenore
Scott Larrick
A. O. Cooper
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N. C. Williams
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