Parking Rules Set for Parade Sunday Amid City Rally
Stringent parking regulations will take effect at one o’clock Sunday to ease parade congestion for the seventh annual Frederick County Sunday School Rally. Court Square Court Street Patrick to Market Market Patrick to Third Third Market to Bentz. machines may park on other streets. After parade at 2:30, mass meeting at Opera House at 3:15 led by Rev. A. E. Cooper with W. & Kinsley in charge of music.
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Culler
Frederick County
Court Square
Court Street
Patrick
Bentz
Onera
A. E. Cooper
Frederick County Sunday School Association
W. &. Kinsley
Livino
G. E. Platt
The
Reformed Church
Jefferson
James H. Hart
J. C. Biehl
Jason N. Pierce
D. D. Washington
W. CG. Royal
Police Still Seek Saltzman in Embezzlement Case
Police still seek Lewis Saltzman of this city who fled and is wanted on five charges of larceny and embezzlement. He was last heard in Southern Pennsylvania and formerly from Hagerstown where he worked as an automobile salesman. His wife Grace Ie. Kethine accuses him of desertion and seeks custody for their children. A Baltimore firm has pursued the case with a detective and filed multiple claims against Saltzman.
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Lewis Saltzman
Saltzman
Pennsylvania
Hagerstown
Grace Ie. Kethine
Baltimore
Dance Prizes Awarded at Hallowe'en Junior Hall Event
The annual Hallowe'en Dance at Junior Hall drew the largest crowd to date. Best couple prize went to Mrs Lum Ecker and Mrs Irving Chew while Carl Willard won for the most comical individual. Staub Reynolds and Staub ran the event with music by the U S Colorado Orchestra.
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Junior Hall
Lum Ecker
Irving Chew
Carl Willard
Young Convicted in U.S. Mail Fraud Case
Frank M. Young, a “blind pool” stock operator, was found guilty by a federal jury in Baltimore. Sentencing was suspended until Saturday as authorities note thousands of customers and investments totaling about 3.5 million dollars, with state indictments for obtaining money by false pretenses pending.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Frank M. Young
United States District Court
Young
Leaders Scout Troop Formation Planned By Local Leaders
A meeting of local scout leaders on October 26 agreed to form a Leaders' Troop. Twenty four leaders will meet November 2 at 8 15 pm at the YMCA to organize model meetings emphasizing patrols and leadership. The program aims to promote good citizenship and practical scout training.
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Scout Movement
Sair
Walton Given Until 1 30 Today To File Plea
Oklahoma City November 1 J C Walton suspended governor was given until 1 30 pm today to enter his plea to impeachment charges preferred by the House after his counsel asked for a ten day extension for preparation of an answer. The Senate Court of Impeachment recessed until that hour.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma City
Okla
J. C. Walton
House
Senate Court of
Chicago Out of 1924 GOP Convention Race Despite Promised Hotel Rates
Washington reports Chairman Adams of the Republican National Committee says Chicago has no chance of landing the 1924 national convention unless assurances are given that hotel rates will be more reasonable than in the past. A separate Baltimore accident involved Rev Hilton Orrick, former rector of St John’s Episcopal church in Hagerstown, and his daughter who were narrowly struck by a car. the daughter was knocked down but injuries are not serious.
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Associated Press
Washington
Adams
Republican National Committee
Chicago
Hilton Orrick
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Hagerstown
Baltimore
Hog Cholera Warning Issued For Shookstown Premises
The State Board of Agriculture and United States Bureau of Animal Industry warn that hog cholera exists on the premises of Charles Miss in Shookstown. The notice urges quarantine and control measures. Separately a note states that each stem of the wild poppy bears 10 000 to 60 000 seeds.
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Charles Miss
Shookstown
State Board of Agriculture
United States Bureau of Animal Industry
Ruling Clears Pay for Ex-Service Men in Officer Training
The Comptroller General settles pay disparity for enlisted men in officer training during World War I. Enlistees trained before June 30 1918 qualify for $100 monthly pay under the 1917 act. those beginning training after July 1 1918 receive only their grade pay. Claims should be filed with the General Accounting Office, Military Division, Washington DC, with service details. no local counsel needed.
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D. John Markey
Maryland
Reserve Corps
General Accounting Office
Military Division
New York Avenue
N. W
Washington, D. C
Army
Department of Maryland Haa
West Mulberry Street
Rattimore
Teefonnaires
Three Taken Into Woods and Severely Beaten
Unmasked assailants abducted at least three Tampa residents near the woods east of the city. Victims include Leo Isaacs restaurant owner Enrique Rosa head waiter and Andrew Williams a Black restaurant proprietor. Isaacs recounts a warning letter to close his business within ten days under threat of death.
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Associated Press
Tampa
Fla
Here
Williams
Leo Isaacs
Enrique Rosa
Andrew Williams
Isaacs
75 Hart As B. & O. Train Jumps Track And Rolls 40 Feet
A Baltimore and Ohio local train No 62 derailed near Orlando West Virginia. More than 75 passengers were injured four seriously as two crowded coaches jumped the tracks and rolled about 40 feet into a field upside down. Doctors and nurses from nearby towns treated the injured at a hotel where an emergency hospital was set up.
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Associated Press
Orlando
W. Va
Baltimore and Ohio
Clarksburg
Richwood
Econohes
Auto Fee Cuts Effective Change in Vehicle Taxes
Gov Ritchie announces auto tax cuts effective January 1 due to the two cent gasoline tax funding roads. 32 cent per horsepower replaces 60 cents, with license fees halved for pneumatic tires. transfers and refunds adjust, no quarterly pro‑rating, dealers pay $25 for two tag sets, motorcycles stay $5 yearly.
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Ritchie
E. Austin Baughman
D. Marshal Schroeder
Auto Receipts Rise Yet Licenses Dip in 1922 23 Balance
The 1922 23 annual balance sheet of EB Austin Baughman shows total net receipts of 3 470 365 83 a rise of 677 424 30 over 1921 22. Motorcycles licenses fell to 4 898 from 5 079 while motor wheel licenses dropped to 211 from 308. Traction vehicle licenses jumped to 572 from 23. Fines collected rose by about 73 000 to 238 451 52 and duplicates for lost registration cards totaled 6 386 from 2 772.
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Austin Baughman
Out of season shooting draws county backlash
Local sportsmen denounce pot shots at game out of season as critics warn such acts risk driving wildlife away. Reports say game is plentiful, with expectations of a strong season starting November 10 and plenty for all if laws are followed.
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Eame
Can’t Make Out In Freight Rates, Rail Heads State
Railroad executives representing nearly all the lines in the United States notified the Interstate Commerce Commission that they could not grant a voluntary reduction in grain export freight rates. They did not address the President’s request for coal rate adjustments.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States
Interstate Commerce Commission
Keefer Dies After Automobile Accident Near Westminster
Thomas M Keefer 64 died at Werner Hospital Gettysburg from a skull fracture after being struck from behind by an automobile while walking home with his son near Westminster The driver did not stop Mrs Keefer witnessed the incident and the rescue effort followed An operation at Gettysburg failed Rev Hummelhaugh and Rev F Stine transferred their pastorates related to Gettysburg and Mont Alto moving parsonages and continuing to exchange pulpits.
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Westminster
Thomas M. Keefer
Werner
Gettysburg
Keefer
Baltimore
Eighteen Sentenced to Death in Moscow Bribery Case
Moscow on November 1 reports eighteen persons were sentenced to death and twenty eight to lesser terms after a trial of sixty eight individuals charged with bribery and corruption. The defendants were employees of the naval technical department and contractors alleged to be in collusion with them.
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Associated Press
Moscow
Naval Technical Department
Two Boys Held for Shoplifting at McCrorys
Roy Rippon aged nineteen and Elmer Rippon aged fourteen of Oak Orchard were arrested by Manager J G Moll after stealing a ring at McCrorys and were brought before Justice J Grahame Johnson who held them for possible action by the States Attorney.
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McCrory
S & and
Ldec
J. G. Moll
Roy
Elmer Rippon
Oak Orchard
J. Grahame Johnson
Elmer
Rey
Justice Johnson
Noell
October Weather Summary Notes Record Rainfall and Frost
A detailed October weather summary reports freezing temperatures and frost on several nights, a high of 61 degrees on Wednesday, and forecasts of slight warming. Rainfall reached 7.04 inches, the heaviest since 1919, with 9 rainy days and a thunderstorm on October 30. Frost occurred on multiple dates in the county and city.
Remarkable Maryland Gun Battery Scores First Fire Practice
The Maryland 16 inch rifles on the battle ship Maryland fired for the first time in actual battle practice. A 2 000 pound projectile hit the bull’s eye on a distant target and the raft was split in the middle on the second shot. All four turrets fired with regularity and none of the gunners had fired before. The crew includes many recruits with over 80 percent inexperienced men.
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Nought
Maryland
Gunnera
Pinchot Receives Texas Governor’s Broad Brimmed Hat
The Texas Governor sent Governor Pinchot a broad brimmed black sombrero style hat. It was a gift on the condition that Pinchot not attend the next Republican National Convention. Pinchot donned the hat and quipped that “my kind of a Republican can wear a hat of this kind of a Democrat.”
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Harrigburg
Pat Neff
Texas
Pennsylvania
Pinchot
Market opens with 400000 shares traded in first hour
New York reports 400 000 shares Exchange hands in the first hour as Industrials and rails rise one to three points from yesterday. Oils slip two points to a yearly low while profit taking by floor traders curbs early gains and call money opens at 4 1/4 percent.
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Associated Prensa
New York
Raila
Shorts
Blue Nose Retains North Atlantic Championship Title
Halifax Nov 1 The Lunenburg schooner Blue Nose defeated the Columbia out of Gloucester in a 40 mile race and retains the championship of the North Atlantic fishing fleet for another year.
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Associated Press
Halifax
Columbia
Gloucester
Train Plunges 20 Feet Kills Three Men on Reading Milk Run
In Philadelphia three Reading railway milk train workers died when the locomotive struck an open switch and toppled 20 feet onto a trestle siding. The incident occurred amid reports of radio entertainment plans and odd clipped phrases from a foreign source.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Reading Railway
Reading
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