Secretary Mellor reports farm gains and auto recovery in fiscal year
The annual financial review shows agriculture making substantial gains and automobile production improving after a down period. Export values fell slightly while imports dropped sharply, and gold stock declined by about 500 million dollars as the Fed role shifted.
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Wills Probated Here in Early 1920s Maryland Notices
Several wills are probated or filed here including the estates of Samuel A. Sma, Carrie Shaver, and Evgeny Blaser. The Leatherman estate details life interest for Martha Leatherman and installments to nine heirs with a granddaughter receiving a share. Will dates range from 1809 to 1925 with various witnesses and executors named. A church talk by Dr. Larkin W. Glazebrook is noted, plus extensive economic commentary on banking and government finances from the era.
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Samuel A. Sma
Carrie Shaver
Ieas
Evergeny Blaser
Wheeling
W.va
Tatsery
Margaret Elizabeth Masir
Elizabeth F. Brubaker
Willis
Marsha L
Ate J. Meemman
Wolfsville
Gelis
Ceed
Martha Eken Leatherman
Lloyd L. Leatherman
Elmer E. Leatherman
Arthur G.leatherman
Annie E. Young
Ada C. Bally
Bessie M.kline
Arthur G. Leatherman
Virgil E Biser
Roscoe T. Leatherman
Sallie EL. Grossnickie
Thelma E Leatherman
Elmer E Leatherman
Thelma E. Leatherman
Charles W. Harshman
George E. Moser
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Washington, D. C
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End of Witchcraft Probe Heard in Vicinity Work
Three youths Blymyer Hess and Curry confessed to killing Nelson D Rehmeyer and were jailed to await the January grand jury action. Coroner records and testimony linked the trio to the death amid witchcraft concerns as Health officials plan cooperation with medical society. Faith Beech testified at Alderman Owen hearing as the sole witness against the defendants.
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Export trade expands as postwar recovery gains pace
An analysis notes American exports rising sharply after WWI, with total exports in the latest fiscal year 2.25 times prewar averages and finished manufactures tripling the prewar pace. It highlights shifts in geographic markets and the need to expand manufactured goods abroad, projecting continued export growth amid European recovery and global demand dynamics. The piece also mentions social notices and local civic updates, including lodge elections and an absolute divorce.
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Court News Marriage Licenses
A list of marriage license applications and notices including Armond J Augusterfer and Ethel M Connor from Wash Grove, A Shryock and Anna Krise from Thurmont, Carroll Harp and Eilda Eckard from Walkersville, Murray Wilhide and Mary Crampton from Walkersville, Albert Peach and Mary Thomas from New Market, Aaron A Gaugh and Ruth Longgood of Baltimore, Leo Campbell and Alma Shank from Luray Virginia, Eric Houck and Keten Kuse, Willam Gelsbert Jr and Mary Johnson of Frederick, Charles Harrison and Ruth Clanahan of Washington, Harry Snyder and Hida Shuitz of Riverside, Forrest Weigle and Neil Thompson of Pennsylvania, Charles Lingle and Paulne Reticle of Pennsylvania, John Herr and Susana Carbaugh of Pennsylvania, Lier Coblentz and Orpha Adair of Middletown, Kenworthy Jr and Loma Sormon with divorce noted for Washington DC.
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Ersville
Murray Charles Wilhide
Walkersville
Mary Jane Crampton
Bloorfield
Albert Peach
Mary Elizabeth Johnson
Frederick
Charles ©. Harrison
Ruth. L. Clanahan
Washington
Harry J. Snyder
Danville
Hida P. Shuitz
Riverside
Forrest A. Weigle
Carliste
Neil B. Thompson
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Charles W. Lingle
Harrisburg
Paulne V. Retcle
Berlin
Senator DuPont resigns seat due to ill health in Delaware
United States Senator T. Cole Tan DuPont of Delaware resigns from the Senate over health reasons. Governor Robinson has not announced an appointment to fill the vacancy, with early rumors pointing to a Republican replacement from Deanare.
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Repair Funds Assigned for Two U S Battle Ships
AP reports the government approves a 14.8 million dollar appropriation to repair two U S battleships. Moving and Anvona notes indicate the plan moves to the Senate for final action.
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Farm Brinzs 344265 Near Wootrow Hildebrand Estate
The estate of the late Mrs. Hildebrand offers a 231 acre farm located three miles west of Wootrow Hildebrand. Sale at a trustee gate near Court se with bidding by Susan Hildebrand and Mrs Grace Cine. Auction conducted by William Storm and George Hutter. Burkitts Vile listed as location.
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Jailed Without Bail As Hearing Is Waived Privately
In a private session in East Charles City Murphy, a juvenile suspect, faced charges connected to a pawn dispute with Sta y Burkholder. The magistrate postponed action until Thursday morning's session as officials weighed Juvenile Court supervision and left Murphy remanded pending further investigation while a large crowd gathered. Morgan and Murphy are represented by Reno S. Harp and Samuel 4. Lewis respectively.
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Frank Winplyler
Pearl Ross
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Seasonal Cold Arrives As Northwest Winds Bring Rain
Readable: Northwestern winds push in colder air over Frederick with overcast skies and forecasts of rain. Weather Bureau notes long predicted storm. light precipitation arrives, temp drop follows, area braces for cooler conditions.
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Unclear OCR Item About Hoover Perl Event
Fragmentary text mentions Hoover and Perl with scattered numbers and names. Lacks coherent facts, dates, or outcomes. cannot determine a clear news event or summary from the readable portions.
Christmas Treat for 300 Kiddies at Winchester Hall
The Empty Club hosts a Christmas party December 20 at Winchester Hall promising the largest event since its 1808 formation. Volunteers solicit cash, purchase gifts, and organize an entertainment program featuring a Santa Claus visit and a Christmas tree. Needy children lists close December 13, with tickets available from local collectors including Miss Rose Burger and Mrs. William Sehnidt.
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Del Rio Hopelessly Ill in Berlin Clinic
Jaime Martinez Del Rio Mexican banker and former husband of Dolores Del Rio is critically ill in a Berlin private clinic. Blood poisoning after a successful boil operation caused delirious fever, keeping him largely unconscious at 33 with cables between Berlin Hollywood and Mexico informing relatives.
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Fire at Rocky Mount College injures two firemen
Rocky Mount North Carolina December 5 AP a blaze swept the main building of a college injuring two firefighters and causing estimated losses between 75000 and 100000. Several dozen young women fled in night attire as flames spread through the structure.
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London Believed King Better After Night of Rest
London reports a favorable morning bulletin on King George VI with improved rest and cautious notes from Buckingham Palace. Lord Dawson and Sir Stanley Hewett met to review the king’s condition as documents tied to his illness were processed.
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Budget request shows 4 billion national expenditure plan
Congress opened the new session with the President proposing a fiscal year budget of 33.78 billion dollars. Treasury and Post Office demand around 1.12 billion in appropriations. Secretary Mellon reports last fiscal year profits lagged three percent versus prior year amid late 1927 downturn. President Coolidge urges government economy amid rising costs and uncertain outlook.
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Oldest Resident Annie McBride Dies in Emmitsburg
Annie McBride longtime Emmitsburg resident died Tuesday night at her East Main Street home after an illness of one day. She was born Boons County daughter of Anthony McBride and Mary. She lived in Baltimore and Pittsburgh before returning to Emmitsburg where she was known for her charity to the sick. Survived by several relatives. Funeral services set for Thursday at Trinity Church Emmitsburg with church pastor conducting and local ushers assisting.
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National League of Women Voters Institute in Frederick
The Institute to stimulate policy discussion will hold sessions Friday morning at Hood College with speakers including M. Murphy of the Baltimore Sun, Mrs Harris Baldwin, Mrs Morgan, Miss Djang, and Dr Elizabeth Baldwin. Topics cover water power, the Paris Pact, nationalism, and the lame duck Congress. The program opens at 10 o clock with Dr Joseph H Appts presiding and resumes at 2 with additional talks in the afternoon.
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Indict 200 Suspects in Major Whiskey Smuggling Plot
Treasury officials announced an indictment of about 200 bootleggers smugglers and Canadian distillers tied to a large whiskey contraband ring. The case names several individuals and mentions involvement of a workers society and various associates across multiple towns.
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Treasury
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