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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1928

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Frederick Club sale to Cleveland up for meeting tonight

Frederick Blue Ridge League owners weigh selling the team to the Cleveland major league club. If accepted Billy Evans would assume control and management, with funds raised to cover debts and support player development. Tonight's board meeting at Hotel Frederick will decide the proposal.

Frederick Ma Ridge Cleveland Prederick Wiliam J. “Bily" Evans Mager Bryans Welbin Consorts Ombay Thees Veland Billy Evans Ayers Heould Blue Ridge Seals Bt Evans Waal Majorite Frans Visere J. Vincent Jamison Presit Blue Rigger League

Heights programs outline Sunday services schedule and speakers

Sunday evening services at Bradysck start 7 30 pm and run to early September with Rev doe Payne and other evangelists guiding the sessions. July 13 features Rev PF Pierre from New York and later August dates include Rev Dr J T Watts Himore and Rev Dr Aspinall McCualg from New York. The Frederick county Christian Endeavor Union plans an August 28 gathering at Buckerdown with Hageman leading.

Bradysck Doe Payne Ifbey Predis& County Chegree Endeavor Union Meta Masonic Hageman Offvers Frederick Auty Chrisian Endeavor Union AgethEaan Simmers Sas Sher Buckerdown

Reasons Why Coolidge Did Not Choose A Presidential Run

Washington dispatch notes that Calvin Coolidge delayed declaring his candidacy through late summer, keeping party nerves high as he weighed renomination. Factors cited include health, private misgivings about tough campaigning, dislike of fights, concern over anti Coolidge sentiment, and a desire for peaceful retirement with a substantial fortune. A separate brief reports a Manville, Alabama shooting death of Beaty Book, her son, and two others with no suspects identified.

Eodnee Dutucher NEA Witter Washington Caltin Coolidge Coolidge Cal Kansas City Andre Manville Aits Mr. Beaty Book Gabriel Gembiey Bui

Health Dept Director Warns Hot Weather Boosts Rabies Spread

Urgent guidance from Dr. R. H. Bucy of the State Department of Health warns the increase in rabies among dogs in Baltimore City due to hot weather. He urges leash control, vaccination and prompt Pasteur treatment for bite victims, and notes many cases arise from owner negligence.

RH Bucy Batimore City Ruey Rome Brest Baltimore City Rand Sumpmere State Department of Health Saratoga Street Pasteur

New Expedition to Seek Roald Amundsen and Crew

Dr. Jean Charcot launches the Pourquoi Pas mission from St. Malo France to locate Roald Amundsen and Lieutenant Rene Guildaud and their missing airplane crew. Charcot says he remains hopeful Amundsen and his men survive despite the perilous Arctic conditions.

St. Malo France Roald Ammundsen Rene Guildaud Jean Charcot Dr. Charcot Pourquoi Pas Amundsen

Refuses Receivership For Coral Gables Florida

In Jacksonville July 10, Judge Lake Jones denied the petition of unsecured creditors of the Coral Gables Corporation for the appointment of a receiver. The ruling quashes the attempt to initiate bankruptcy proceedings and keep the development under the current directors who have creditor endorsement.

Jacksonville Fla Lake Jones Coral Gables Corporation

Coolidge to Accept Hoover’s Resignation

Superior Wis July 10 AP President Coolidge will accept the resignation of Secretary Hoover of the Commerce Department but the date is not decided. Coolidge will not ask Hoover to stay in the cabinet during the campaign. The president faces vacancies in the cabinet and has not made a final choice.

Superior Wis Posident Coolidge Secreairy Hoover Commerce Department Coolidge

Three Men Entombed in Pennsylvania Mine

Rescue squads near Pottsville tried to reach three men trapped by a gas explosion at the Lytle Coal Company colliery in Lytle near Pottsville. The blast wrecked the gangway and debris hampered efforts as hope waned for survivors.

Pottsville Lytle

Democrats Start Campaign With $200000 Pledge

AP report notes Jesse H. Jones states the national committee has about $200,000 to start the campaign. Since January 1925 total contributions reached $708,060 from all sources with Houston citizens contributing $200,000 and convention concessions accounting for expenditures. No part of the convention fee funded 1927 campaign running costs.

New Yost Jesse H. Jones National Committee Jones Houston

Coolidge commutes term of murderer in Superior

Superior Wis July 10 apy Coultdge today commutted imprisonment the sentence of Macc Howard in nerro to the execs in Washington D C on July Soh decree murder Bible School at Dalyva Bible School activities nearing end closing exercises set Friday 10 oclock in Church street senior 5 where sessions have been about 80 percent attendance. Certificates and awards will be presented by Dean Rita Williams.

Superior Wis Dent Coultdge Macc Howard Nerro Execs Washington, D. C Bible Schewl Te

Early Morning Storm Ends July Heat Wave in Frederick

A severe morning storm swept Frederick breaking the heat wave. Torrential rain cooled the night, leaving about half an inch and a 70 degree low. Humidity lingered but relief followed with cooler air and scattered showers.Continued unsettled weather is expected with dry intervals and possible further storms.

Frederick Gol Torrente Sivan Jay Gay I 'Yarmese Prederick

Berry Pickers Earn 12000 Amid Record Keedyrville Output

Reports show 12533 crates totaling 401,056 quarts of raspberries produced in Keedyrville Robersville Gapland with buyers paying 3 cents per quart. Growers ship under refrigeration as prices drop in large markets. Birthday party notes celebrate Mr. and Mrs. Willem Duvall and many relatives at New Windsor New Market Walkerstile and nearby towns.

Keedyrville-Robersville-Gapland Quest Pittsburgh Kher Willem P. Duvall McHaig Duvalls Willam F. Duvall Preston J. Duvall New Windsor George W. Duvall Charles E. Duval New Market Car] K. Devail Philadelphia Rey E. Duvall Walkerstile Herbert W Duvall

High War Section Between Licksvile and Palm of Rocks

A section of state war report notes a 91 mile dispute between Licksvile and Palm of Rocks. Details show ongoing tensions and a commission in Baltimore of View with duties currently in place.

Torrid Heat Hits Bathing Suit Sales For Summer

Heat waves spark a springboard for bathing suit sales as stores report strong demand. Shoppers seek one piece suits and color trends favor tan and brown shades with blue and black common. Verona and families frequent river swims while mountain trips tempt weekend outings and public behavior norms.

Frederick Sorex Focal Dry Goods

Nobile Party Near Death as Rescue Efforts Fight Ice

Reports from the Are Jc describe the Nobile expedition members near Fara gland in critical physical condition. Krassin struggles through bad ice to reach them, while the steamer Bragers presses northward from King's Bay in a separate rescue attempt.

Odo Jay Krassin Vigileri Faragland King’s Bay Are Jc

Democrats May Open Bureau in the South

Senator Joseph T. Robinson of Arkansas and Democratic vice presidential candidates urged creating a Democratic campaign bureau in a Southern state to coordinate an organized effort against the national ticket. Robinson said choosing a national chairman and structuring the organization are crucial steps and should be set up decisively to meet opposition.

New York Josph T. Rotincon Arkansas Robinson Ths Iiportancn Mens

Curtis to be told he is candidate August 18

Washington July 10 AP reports the date for notification of Senator Curtis Kansas as Republican vice presidential nominee set for August 18 in Topeka. Hoover to be notified a week earlier with events in Topeka and Chicago. Republican speakers bureau planned in New York under Rep Newton Minnesota. Hoover will address agriculture request after acceptance speech August 11.

Washington Curtis Kansas Herbert Hoover Topeka Ban‘gan Curis Tilson Connecticut New York Newton Minnesto Baesaidt Headquarers Chicago Trene Ofice Hooter W. H Settle Indians Farm Bureau Federation Poamon of Agriculture Hoover

Globe Trotting Team Arrives in Mukden to Plot World Record

John H. Meers and Charles G. D. Cotyes, aiming to set a round-the-world record, have arrived today at Mukden Manchuria as reported by the Japanese news agency Bergo. The two U S globe trotters, now trusted to establish the record, arrived after a trek that touched Tokyo and other major stops.

Tokyo John H. Meers Charles G. D. Cotyes Bergo Mukden Manchu

New Prohibition Farmer Labor Voices Push for a New Party

Keynote speakers Dr. D Leigh Colvin of New York and Laura Hughes Lundy of Chicago urged a new political party in Cunoggs. They argued neither major party enforces prohibition and warned of Tammany Hall influence. The speakers predicted the year’s election hinges on Prohibition’s constitutional future.

Cunoggs Prohibition Farmer Labor D. Leigh Colvin New York Prohibition National Committee Ory Laura Hughes Lundy Chicago Farmer-Labor Colvio Tammmany Hall Tammany Net al Emith

Miss Florence Trail Honored for Maryland Literary Work

Florence Trail of Frederick receives high praise in the Baltimore Sun for her History of Italian Literature and The Scholar's Mary. The Library of American Studies in Rome will receive her books as a gift from the American Embassy, and she has been invited to contribute to a forthcoming work by Rt. Rev. Magr. J. T. Slattery.

Baltimore Sun Florence Trail Frederick Misc ‘Trail J. T. Slattery Troy Fin Tan Dom Miss Trail Mary Miss. Trail Dente Croce Gentile Prezzolini Papir Dansunno Pirandello Rome Miss Trat Academy of the Linxes Academia Dei Lince Corsini Palace

Boy Scouts Set To Present Smiths Brown Derby

Scouts arrange for the presentation of a large derby at Bear Mountain this afternoon during the Goverman's annus viet event. The derby stands about five feet high and four feet wide, designed for a rider to pass beneath.

BOY Scouts SMITH Scotts Goverman Bear Mountain Hugh Bleyriss

National capital cools as heat wave eases

Washington reports a 20 degree fall in temperature to near 14 as relief from a damaging heat wave arrives. Breezy conditions and a bright sky accompanied the cooler air, ending a period of extreme heat for the region.

Washington

Kiwanis Convention Highlights Prominent Speech and Travel

At the weekly Kiwanis Club luncheon in Milwaukee, members reviewed the recent four day convention with Mr. L Wilson noting a 7000 mile trip and Seattle Spokane route via the Olympian train. President Benny C Heinz presided as Sam Cummings was elected national President and Milwaukee chosen for next year’s gathering while reports praised the organization’s aims and community outreach.

Geatthe Wash Sca Kiwanis Club Francis Sec. Key Toul L. Wilson Francis B. Sappington, Jr Cape Organization of Kiwanis Wilsots Sappington Seattle O_ BL A. P Pac R. R Wilken Montana Washington Mt Spokane Fiedan Beattle From & Coy Ropolis New Fredericktonians Andere Benny C. Heinz Allama Jotimon Sam Cummings Milweeles Deiroi Miltaukes Wm Bennett Chad Jet 8 Annerg ABL Crafford

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