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Maryland State Archives Jeffersonian, Towson, Maryland mdsa_sc3410_1_81-0182 Enlarge and print image (6M) |
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THE JEFFERSONIAN, TOWSON, MARYLAND
Saturday, Septenfcer 6, 1924—Page 3
HURT IN FALL FROM WHARF.
Miss Louise Kensey, 17 years old, received a sprained ankle when she fell from the wharf at Woodland Beach, Stoney Creek.
She was taken to South Baltimore General Hospital in an automobile and later returned to her home in the 700 block Lemmon street, Baltimore city.
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RESCUE WORKERS BAPTIZE EIGHT.
KLAN MOTORIST SQUAD SEEN IN CATONSVILLE.
Baptismal services under direction of the American Rescue Workers were held near Ellicott City when eight persons were baptized in the Patapsco river by Col. Samuel Ernst, assisted by the Rev. William E. Riley.
Nearly two hundred persons from Ellicott City and Baltimore county attended the services.
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MAN FOUND UNCONSCIOUS.
An unidentified man was found unconscious in an ice pond on the Annapolis Boulevard in Baltimore county.
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Nine automobiles bearing members of the Ku Klux Klan passed through Catonsville one day this week and later parked at Mellor and Frederick roads.
Immediately on stopping occupants of the first car lighted a huge cross, arranged on the hood of the machine. Smaller crosses were lighted on the other cars.
Residents feared a demonstration and notified Catonsville Police, but the contingent departed before police arrived.
According to witnesses, some of the members wore the full regulation white robes and hoods, whila the only form of identification on others was hat bands bearing the letters K. K. K.
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Military and commercial air circles are speculating on what effect the death of Lieut. Alexander Pearson may have upon the international air races to take place the first week of October off Bay Shore.
Lieutenant Pearson was killed in a crash at Wilbur Wright Field during a practice spin in the Navy Cur-tiss race, in which he was to go against time in the greatest classic in the history of aviation.
He was picked as the general favorite to win the Pulitzer trophy.
He had been in the air only a quarter of an hour when the right wing of the plane crumpled at less than 300 feet above ground.
Every bone in the pilot's body was broken and the plane was demolished.
Pearson had been at high altitude and zoomed downward. The plant* was making 265 miles an hour, according to the best estimates obtainable from flying officers who witnessed the tragedy.
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ASSIGNED TO DUTY IN PHILIPPINES.
Major Brady, connected with the 62nd Cavalry Division, with headquarters at Towson, has been assigned to two years' service in the Philippines, leaving December 1st.
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Scores of trees were uprooted and much damage was done to the fall fruit crop in Baltimore county and the surrounding sections Tuesday, when a violent thunderstorm swept the community.
High winds which accompanied the downpour blew old trees across State roads and virtually halted traffic on the Philadelphia road from Rising Sun to 'Conowingo. Fruit was beaten from the trees by the rain and the wind.
All the Eastern States from New England to the Carolinas were visited by the storm, caused by the overturning of the hot wave and the arrival if a cool wave.
Temperatures in Baltimore county fell 24 degrees in an hour during the rain. From a maximum for the day of 92 degrees, recorded at 2.20 P. M., the mercury dropped to 68; at 3.20 P. M., while one-fourth inch of rain fell in nine minutes. The wind reached 28 miles an hour.
Fair and cool weather will prevail during the next few days, it is predicted at the Weather Bureau.
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THREE INJURED AS AUTO AND STREET CAR CRASH.
AT STATE NORMAL SCHOOL.
The annual institute for Baltimore County Public School teachers opened on last Monday at the State Normal School at Towson, and was attended by over two hundred teachers. Clarence G. Cooper, superintendent of schools, presided, and Dr. Francis E. A. Litz and Dp* Eugene A. Bishop were the lecturers.
The institute will close on September 12.
The colored schools reopened on last Monday and the white schools will repoen on Monday next.
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Two women and a man received minor injuries when an automobile driven by Vincent Walters of Catonsville collided with a street car at Druid Hill avenue and Mosher street, Baltimore city. Mrs. Olie Monks, Miss Lillian McComas and John Horton, all of 1520 Madison avenue, were occupants of the machine. Mrs. Monks was taken to. Colonial Hospital. The others were treated by a physician.
TWO MISSING FLYERS BACK AT LOGAN FIELD.
Capt. Charles Masson, Maryland National Guard aviator, and Sergt. I. M. Cooper, of Logan Field, who were reported missing while making a flight to St. Margaret's, St. Mary's county, returned to Logan Field.
Captain Masson was forced down due to engine trouble, three miles from St. Margarets. Sergeant Cooper left with spare parts to repair the plane, but due to carburetor trouble, he was forced down in the same vicinity.
After repairing Captain Masson's plane, Sergeant Cooper repaired his plane and the two flyers returned to Logan Field.
POLO CONTEST AT PIKESVILLE EXCITING.
Polo, the game that brought the Prince of Wales to this country, came into it own on the Pikesville Armory field. Out of a cloud of dust that enveloped them rode the four horsemen of the Third Corps area, victors over the Maryland Polo Club by a score of 7 to 4.
This was no game of mounted croquet as many of the uninitiated expected to see when they parked automobiles around the wide playing field. They agreed to this when the stentorian voice of Major J. Mc-Vay Austin, referee, called "Game's over" at the end of the sixth chuk-ker and visions of ambulances and emergency wards had faded away.
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The Rev. Henry M. Brook, head of the department of physics at Woodstock College and co-operative weather observer there for the last five years, has been transferred to the House of Philosophy at Weston, Mass., near Boston.
Weather observation at Woodstock College covers a period of more than 50 years and the record is rated as one of the most valuable in the State. The work will be continued by the Rev. James B. Mahoney.
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