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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Aug 15, 1928

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Elgin street sweeper purchased for Frederick city

The mayor and aldermen ordered a motorized Elgin street sweeper at a special meeting led by Mayor Cutler. Priced at 6500 with a 2 percent discount, delivery is expected soon to sweep all streets including outlying and residential areas and help reduce manual labor.

Claims Committee Cutler Elgin Hagerstown Coatesvik Frederick Marora T Muncadam

Fredrick County Youths Attend Maryland Week at UMD

Forty five boys and girls from Frederick County attended Boys and Girls Week at the University of Maryland August 9 to 14. Miss Katherine Baker led the group back to Frederick Tuesday.

Prederick County University of Maryland Fredence Katherine Baker Maryland R. A Pear 1Ton Frank Dunesn Grace Curfman Unionville Helen Witter Barmony Grove

Kidnapped Pair Found Handcuffed Near Chicago

Morris Keen a New York luxury salesman and Wime Kixett an Omshia taxi driver were found handcuffed walking along a suburban highway. They said they were kidnapped in Omahs yesterday and driven 300 miles as prisoners until their release near Chicago. The thieves reportedly took Evens jewels valued at £100,000.

Chicago Morris Keen New York Wime Kixett Peice Omahs Evens

Firearms Expert to Examine Mills Bullet

Firearms expert to examine a Mills bullet as part of a murder case probe. The body was exhumed and a bullet recovered from the victim’s clothing. another bullet was found in ground. Samuel T. Roberson faces indictment. Robertson pleads not guilty and awaits possible venue decision as Major Goddard weighs test results.

Hasler Nat RoSet Movs Stell Larz Goddard Peter Robertson Bullet

Two Hudson Cars Stolen In City In Two Days

Police renewed efforts as two Hudson coaches were stolen within days. One car belonging to John Snyder was taken from a garage on East Third street behind Biser's coal yard, with three other Snyder vehicles present. The second car, Roy Baker's Hudson, disappeared from West Church street, with a V shaped windshield damage noted for identification.

Hudson Snyder Charles Beatty Brice Selby Beatty Roy Baker West Church Street

Daniels Sees Prohibition as North Carolina Issue

Former Navy Secretary Josephus Daniels says opposition to Governor Smith in North Carolina stems from prohibition views, not religious beliefs, noting locals defend religious freedom. He visits Democratic HQ en route to Albany to meet the governor.

New York Josephus Daniels Secretary of Navy Smith North Carolina Daniels Democratic National Albany

Warrant Issued in Toombs Case Over $104000 Stolen

Louis August 15 AP A warrant charges Ror C Toombs president of International Life Insurance Company with grand larceny and stealing about $104000 of the insurer assets. Chicago Municipal Court frees Toombs after no valid complaint existed at the hearing.

Bonde Chicago Rey C. Toombs Toombs St. Louis

Byrd Antarctic Expedition May Cost Record Sums

From New York August 15 AP reports Commander Richard E Byrds Antarctic voyage set to be the most ambitious in exploration history. Headquarters at the Hotel Biltmore said costs would exceed 855000 with total outlay possibly reaching 1 000 000 or more before return. Contributions to date total 343000 with equipment valued at 434 000 and cash 237 543. The 1926 north pole expedition cost about 140 001.

New York Richard E. Byrd Espiora Gon Biltmore Byrd North Pole

Hoover campaign movies to be shown across the United States

Plans to show Hoover campaign motion pictures in 30 towns before the election were announced by the Republican National Committee. Two motor buses with protection machines and screens arrived from Greensboro, North Carolina for inspection. One bus will go to Westland, Iowa for August 18 events. the other to Providence, R I for August 23 events.

Washington Hoover Republican National Committee Greensboro N.C West Zand Iowa Providence R. L Senator Curtis Speakers” Bureau

Auto Fires on Barbara Prtchis Bridge Tuesday Afternoon

An out-of-state car caught fire on the Barbara Prtchis bridge Tuesday afternoon around 4 45. A scent alarm sounded and firefighters from Independent Hose Company responded, but the blaze burned briefly with only minor damage and no injuries reported.

Barbara Prtchis Hese Conronor

Treaty Raises Hopes Of Peace Workers

The Kellogg peace treaty arouses support among peace workers and suffrage groups. Activists like Miss Dorothy Denner and Miss Detser see it as a step toward disarmament and international cooperation, while the league urges immediate talks on global arms reduction.

Rodney Dutches Witter Actiemar Treely Xelogy Nas Moi Kellogg Haser Borah Kellogg Jtresty Nat Women’s International League For Peace and Freedom Paris Renoyg Ab Toe League Jane Addams Chicago Iine United States Dorothy Denner State Department Nicaragua Detzer Miss Detser England Miss Detger

White's Retraction Published by Mistake

National publicity director Henry J. Allen said a William Allen White cablegram denying retraction of charges against Governor Smith was misissued to the public by Hoover campaign publicity. White and Allen were personal friends, and Allen denied Hoover involvement. Locust Grove Sewing Circle met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W near Singanore. many garments were made and a dinner served.

New York Henry J. Allen William Allen White Emporia Smith Kansas Mr. White Hoover Organization Locust Grove Senne Locust Grove Church of the Brethren Singanore Moan Charles Benard Wass Orla Gian Paul Cary Mir Marry Gusan Mosset

President Coolidge addresses Kellogg pact defense role

President Coolidge tells Wisconsin American Legion that the Kellogg pact holds promise for peaceful relations and that the United States maintains a moderate army and navy for national defense. He argues wars are not vanished but a new barrier to conflict exists. He emphasizes duty of citizens to support defense and elimination of waste.

Cootlde Wisconsin Amenen Legion United States Holly

Weather and crop prospects for Maryland state farming

Report on August 1 crop conditions notes corn at 86 percent of normal with yields near 27,089,000 bushels, down slightly from last year and tied to wet western counties. Tobacco shows 75 percent of normal condition with 27,000,000 pounds projected. great rains or drought could shift final outcomes.

Swat Jtrason Norther

Kiwanis Plans Annual Fashion Show at Armory

Kiwanis Club committees met at Potomac Edison offices to outline procedures for Predesick’s second Fashion and Business Show to be held September 25 to 27 at the Armory. Booth space is filling fast with uniform booths and improved stage sightlines.

Kiwanis Club Predesick Potomac Edison Company Bast Patrick Street Armory Benj. Rosenour, Jr Booth David O. Griffin Junner Neight Elmer Browm H. Webster Heck Riwanis Cin Whchh Carrol AH Hen Crickso Harely

Cooper Takes Lead in Ohio Primary Result

Amid chaotic reporting the Ohio primary action centers on Myen Anti Salioan League influence and a Cooper surge. Observers note banners and crowds around Mt Columbus as results trickle in with late station delays and celebratory open-car arrivals.

Cooper Ohio Columbus Myen Jead Aes Cooudes

Luther League Convention to Be Held in City

The Luther League of the Maryland Synod will convene September 2 and 3 in the Evangelical Lutheran church here, with 400 to 500 attendees expected. About 150 delegates and officers will stay in members’ homes, and a Braddock Heights sightseeing trip and banquet at Hotel Braddock are planned along with devotions and addresses.

Luther League of the Maryland Synod Evangelical Lutheran Church Activites Lona Austin W. Howard A. 8. Rupp Tor Wien ¥. Seth Whlc Brooklyn N. Y Model Luther League The Luther League of the Maryland Synod Herbert S. Payne Baltimore Oecar FP. Blackwelder Christ Companion In Beegin Robert Volland Washington Brenda L. Mehihouse Philadelphia Luther League of America Virgil W. Doub Hotel Braddock Irving L. Koch P. Long D. D Chicago Paul Hugh Rhyne J. £. Byers Luther W. C. Bolick Columbia S.C Maryland Maryane Virgginia Pennsylvania Wildaip, Smith, Jr W. Wallace Reipdolar Tan Aue

Raskob Party Narrowly Escapes Elevator Fall

John J. Raskob Democratic national chairman and guests ride an elevator at the Gevoy Plant Hotel that drops from the twenty third to the twenty first floor. The car stalls trapping occupants for about an hour with several prominent figures aboard.

Gevoy Plam

International goodwill topic at Frederick Rotary talk

Miss Ott spoke on the promotion of good will and economic understanding among nations before the Frederick Rotary Club, stressing two types of people and urging focus on national welfare through education and press work. She noted misperceptions due to frontiers and international strife and urged public engagement and responsible trade perspectives.

Mig Mary C. Ott Chia City Frederick Albania League of Dineions United States Aspial McCunly New York Leber York R. Peal Senith Zerseen D. D. Young

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