Frederick official D C Warehime dies at 66
D C Warehime longtime Frederick official and secretary of the Mutual Insurance Company of Frederick County died at home at five this morning after a period of ill health. Born in Manchester Carroll County in 1889 he served as fair secretary and was active in local business and Masons. Interment at Mt Olivet with services by Columbia Lodge No 58 A F and A M.
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Oliver C. Warehine
Frederick Fair
Mutual Insurance Company
Frederick County
Rockwell Terrace
Warehime
Frederick
Frederick H. Bostwick
Denver
Col
Columbia Lodge No
Mt. Olivet
C. ©. Carty
Carroll County
Mr. Warehime
Manchester
Oliver W
Amanda (Wentz) Warehime
Henry ‘Warehime
Carroll Counts
Rachel Bachman
Frederick Bachman
Bachman
Wasoed
Hanover
Dickinson Seminary
Williamsport
Ofice
Dudley Page
Maryland Union
George Diehl
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Sir. Warehime
Life Insurance
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Hoover Speech Highlights Two Key Issues After Address
The article reviews Hoover's speech focusing on form and economy, noting two central questions for voters. It contrasts Hoover's straightforward tone with other party figures, praising his lack of overclaim and recognizing corruption in both parties while sparing farm and prohibition topics from heavy attack.
Rabies Cases Tied to Doe Attack. Pasteur Treatment Advised
A dog shown to have rabies attacked Helen Howard, leading HC Ward of the State Health Department to urge Pasteur treatment for the child over 14 days. The letter recommends destroying or confining any animals bitten and notes in-home treatment is now possible. Also references Harriet S. Herst's will probated and estate provisions for her children.
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Helen
Howard
East Church Street
HC. Ward
Bureau of Bacteriology
State Health Department
G. 5. Brooks
Ward
Baltimore
Harriet S. Herst
Marshal
Mabel
Teresa White
W. Hayes Stown
George W. Lakin
Washouts Force Detours for Many Autoists
Washouts along a route in Washington state cause extensive detours for drivers. Local authorities urge caution and offer alternate paths while repairs proceed.
Frederick Weather Reports Storm Drift and Detours
The Frederick area escaped the worst of a tropical storm while nearby regions faced heavy rain and flood damage. Bridges on Virginia routes were washed out, detours funneled travelers through Frederick to reach Virginia, and local records noted a 1.54 inch weekend rainfall with a high of 82 degrees and a 34 degree low.
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Frederick
Florids
Toel
Washington
Sacimity
Virginia
National Capital
Ror
Mr. Hiliner
the Square
Voustate
Shenandoah Valley
Loralir
County Announces 34 Colored Teachers Appointments
County Superintendent G. Lloyd Palmer announced 34 colored teachers for city and county schools. New appointees include Florence A. Jones Bernice Pritchard James D. Couplin Theda M. Davis and others across Buckeystown West Seventh Street Lincoln High School Hoopeland and more. A separate item notes a birthday party with forty four guests, games and refreshments.
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G. Lloyd Palmer
Ist
Florence A. Jones
Bernice Pritchard
James D. Couplin
Theda M. Davis
Bernice L Hawkins
H. Lota Howard
Vernice E. Jackson
Buckeystown
Corinne L Brooks
Amanda Penn-Bayton
Smith College worker noted in Ras kob Rames Polk listing
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a Smith College worker linked to Ras kob Rames Polk with unclear context and dates. The text includes unrelated letters and appears corrupted, offering no verifiable details.
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Raskob Rames Polk AS
Smith College
Research and Development Talk At Kiwanis Club
Walter B. Clarkson of Washington spoke before the Kiwanis Club at the Francis Scott Key hotel on “Research and Development in Business” outlining the U S telephone industry’s progress. He noted Frederick system payroll of over 15000 and plans exceeding 60800 for local plant upgrades while Maryland and national investments reach millions this year. He praised Kiwanis for fellowship and open discussion, and described the Bell System as a large retail service with about 75 million daily transactions.
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Kiwanis Club
Francis [Scott Key Hotel
Walter B. Clarkson
Washington
Clarkson
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Frederick
Maryland
United States
Speaker
Telephone Company
Kiwanis Organization
T.hope
Bell Telephone System
Singere
Jibe Bell System
Guite Cofnieria
Ecovery
Dr Straton's Hotel Bar Recall Note
A garbled notice refers to Dr Straton and his hotel, mentioning a past event about a bar and ales being canceled and a now unclear assurance. The fragmentary text lacks clear dates or outcomes and includes stray phrases about enforcement and years ago.
Negro admits slaying woman in Evanston crime case
David Shanks a 40s Black bootblack confessed to killing Miss Jenme M Constance a college teacher during a robbery that yielded $1.19 His testimony before Justice Walls Brightmire led police to the crime scene and described striking her with an iron pipe and dragging the body to a hedge He sold the wristwatch used to identify the victim to Labert Bastian employer’s son, triggering the arrest Shanks claimed robbery not murder and faced grand jury charges for first degree murder in Cook County.
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Chicago
Aue 14
David Shanks
Cook County
Jen— Me M. Constance
Evanston
Justice of the Peace
Brightmire
Eendin
Shanks
Blyczine
Constance
Shank
Labert Bastian
Youn Bastian
14 Crew Members Overboard in Storm
An unconfirmed report from Boston states 14 crewmen aboard the steamship William A. McKenney were swept overboard during a storm four days out of Los Angeles bound for Boston. Mystic Ship Line officials said word reached them that the McKenney signalled a passing ship that its radio gear was carried overboard in the storm and the vessel was badly damaged and in need of help.
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Boston
William A. McKenney
Los Angeles
Mystic Shampship ‘Line
McKenney
Hood enrollment capacity exceeded
Enrollment reports show Hood College reached its maximum capacity on September 20, prompting administration to reassess class sizes and resources to manage the overflow. No injuries or incidents noted.
Freshman Class Sees Record Enrollment At Hood College
Hood College reports a record freshman class with about 190 students this fall. New day students from Maryland New Jersey New York and several states join 182 registered to date plus advanced standing transfers. Foreign entrants include students from China Japan and Panama with Tsuna Kuroi and Olive Harris among notable arrivals.
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Denk Beeseite
New Jersey
New York
Frezhman
Hei Y
Blue Ridge
América
Miss Kurosaki
Penn Hall
Chambersburg
Marjorie Stoughton
Photographer Austin Pavey Dies Confessed Murder Suspect
South Bend Ind Aug 14 AP Austin Pavey 35 an amateur photographer killed himself as police prepared to arrest him in the murder of Mrs Lillie Carmein 33 a factory worker. Carmein was shot four times and left on a principal city street. friends link the case to a love triangle and a son survives.
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South Bend
Ind
Austin Pavey
Lillie MacCarmeln
Reception Given for Bah the Or Bad Contidze Com
Ambiguous text notes a reception event with unclear names and details. Few readable identifiers provide no solid facts to summarize into a coherent card.
DuPont Donates $50,000 to Smith Campaign
A donation of fifty thousand dollars from DuPont to Smith's campaign is reported at a Parie B briefing. The contribution appears to support Smith's bid and is noted in the campaign finance record.
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Dupont
Smith
Jail Improvements to Include Heating Plant and Lavatories
The county approves up to 4500 for jail improvements including a new heating plant and lavatories for the east and west sections. bids from M Dodd at 620 and John Vincent Fox at 623 are noted. overall project aims to reduce escape risk with a main entrance cage and brick work.
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Ek County
M. Dodd
Precter
At. Dodd
John Vincent Fox
Pleasant
NM. J. Wilson and Son
Farm Barn Destroyed in New London Loss Reported
This morning a barn on a New London farm was destroyed. The incident caused loss to the property owner with no report of injuries. Authorities investigated the scene and tentative details pointed to a possible cause.
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New London
Spontaneous Combustion Believed Cause of Farm Fire
A large barn on a McKaig area farm owned by Charles DeGrange was destroyed with wheat and hay in the stack. Damage was estimated between 7000 and 8500 dollars, mostly insured, and a drill was the only machine lost. Fire broke out between 7:30 and 8 this morning, with smoke visible for miles and neighbors assisting to save adjoining structures.
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Charles DeGrange
New London
W. FF. Duvall
McKaig
Farina
Plummer Answers Lewis in Public Correspondence
Dr. Berry Plummer of Hagerstown releases his reply to Lewis. He says there was no consent for one publication and characterizes the Lewis letters as a political trek of doubtful propriety. He defends his stance on prohibition and questions claiming others are morally dry by law rather than principle.
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David J. Lewis
Democratic Cape
Kromer
Berry Plumer
Hagerstown
Lewis
Plummer
St. Paul's United Brethren Church
Taxi Driver Dies After Chasing Another Car
AP dispatches report a taxi driver killed in a pursuit after an altercation with another driver. Police say the victim crashed during the chase and died at the scene, with investigators noting a broken neck as the cause.
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Thomas Cramer
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George Lease
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Clarence Barrick
Geo. Louis
Charles Sith
J. Howard Burrier
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Elroy Grimes
Walkersville
Thomas Oland
Wm. Wright
Beallsville
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Ruspell Gerringer
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Prederick
Graycon Musaer
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Lewistown
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Glen Rock
J. Stuart Seitz
J. Tietcher Lutz
Irving M. Landauer
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Bowling Green
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People's Court
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