Campaign 10 reports tonight from city Protestant drive
First reports float in from the Home Visitation Evangelistic Campaign in Frederick with about 154 workers. Teams from Evangelical Reformed, Evangelical Lutheran, Trinity Methodist South, Calvary Methodist and other churches will present results at 6:15 pm at First Baptist Church with supper served by church groups.
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Frederick
First Baptist Church
Grace Reformed Church
Guy Black
Greencastle
Ind
Calvary Methodist Church
Baptist Church
Church of the Brethren
All Saints’ Church
Methodist Church South
United Brethren
Trinity -Methodist
Calvary
Presbyterian Church
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Ieee Eet Evangelical Reformed
Jesse B. Anders
William C. Birely
Noah
Cramer
Arthur H. Doll
Richard S. J. Dutrow
H. August Herwig
L. el. Ler Reefer
Elmer
Kefanver
Charles W. Lough
Marion S. Miller
J. Leonard Nothagle
Margaret R. Molier
Irene EF. Klingensmith
Roy H. Raisburg
G. Oscar Richvacs
Roscoeb. Rhoads
Austin E. Rhoads
Lewis A. Rice
Charles C. Roderuck
C. Paul Rodettes
F. Lester Smith
Ernest B. Stephens
Jisept TW. Apple
Richards
Virginia Welty
Wiliam BR. de Lashmutt
C. E. Steele
Clara Kepler
Harriett Schell
E. Grace Hagan
Gay Roser
Frank Suman
Maude Davis
Anna Wastler
James
R. Albin
Helen Smith
Trinity Methodist
South
Josephine Etchison
Lillian Gaither
Alvie Myers
Ray Burgee
Denver
Carl Maxwell
Calvary Methodist
M. R. Etchison
Luther Rice
J. R. Yingling
Bradley Free
C. H. Rhoderick
W. X. Jolliffe
C. Albert Gilson
R. Ames Wendrickson
G. Eilis Williams
C. E. Cline
E. C. Webb
G. Ellis Williams
Anna M. Schantz
Lucy Frost
Edward
Rice
C. W. Zimmerman
Maurice Buckingham
A. Harley
A. A. Radcliff
J. L. Wilson
Janie DeLashmutt
Edgar K. Moore
George W. Bowers
Ella Cook
George Fogle
G. William Stultz
C. T. Westman
A. B. Colmus
G. Wiliam Trout
G. Si McGregor
Geo. Tritanoc
C. W Gregor
W. OC. Roral
J. L. Davis
Carrie John. Lion
Rora. Hyndman
Emma Brown
Alice R. Dean
Henry BR. Simpson
E. L. Hall
Robert B. Crothers
Frederick W. Harnwell
J. Banks Partholow
Wiliam W. Mines
George B. Delaplaine
John S. Newman
Thomas M. Williamson
H. Derser Etchison
Jena H. Worthington
R E. Delaplaine
3. D. Baker
Frank Mark
J Kurtz Willer
United Brethren Wow Piekes
Florence VF Gewbrode
Wisser Ramaehars
George Hamil
Dollings Co Heads Fail Before U S Supreme Court
Washington reports that William G. Benham and De Whit Harrison, president and vice president of the R. L. Dollings Co. of Ohio, had Supreme Court review denied after conviction for using the mails to defraud in Brock sales. The government contends the indictment was valid and supported by evidence showing their control of the enterprise and approval of sales literature.
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Washington
Supreme Court
William G. Benham
Dewhit Harrison
R. L. Dollings Co
Ohio
Brocks
Circuit Court
International Note and Mortgage Company
Collings
Frederick City Hospital Expansion Drive Promises Two Wings
Frederick city residents account for under 30 percent of patients at Frederick City Hospital. Countywide, District 2 contains over a quarter of the population but only 27 percent of patients. The drive seeks 130000 for expansion including two gift wings, remodelling the Nurses' Home, new operating room, colored ward, kitchens, and maternity wing. A countywide canvass begins soon with district quotas and a one week intensive push.
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Frederick City Hospital
Frederick
Frederick City
District 2
Citizens’ Committee
Winchester Hall
Emory L. Coblentz
Army of Hospital
Norris predicts Wilson win in Pennsylvania if fair vote held
Senator Norris of Nebraska, after campaigning for William B. Wilson, says Wilson would win only with an honest election and fair count. He accuses “the machine” behind M. Vate of planning unfair tactics, and warns of a wholesale election debauchery unless votes are properly counted. The piece also mentions a Labra dor missionary tale and notes on the Order of Solomon's Seal.
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Washington
Norris
Nebraska
Pennsylvania
Wiliam B. Wilson
William
Senate
Wilson
M. Vate
Nebrask
Election Returns Fast, Nationwide Coverage Planned
On the eve of the election, Maryland voters prepare for a high turnout and long ballots. The News-Post arranges direct precinct reporting and AP wire feeds from Baltimore to flash results quickly, with complete returns likely by Wednesday evening. Polls open 7 am to 7 pm, with a holiday observed in schools and banks.
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Maryland
United States
Frederick County
News-Post
Associated Press
Frederick
Cumberland
Hagerstown
Salisbury
Baltimore
Court Street
Nash’s
West South Street
Nash's
Keefer Bros
West Patrick Street
Market Street
Lee Chevrolet Showroom
North Market Street
Junior Fire On-sine
Warrants Issued For Man Accused Of Wrecking
Warrants were issued for James J. Morningstar of Washington on charges of malicious destruction of property and driving while intoxicated after a car registered to him struck a semaphore in the Square, sending the traffic signal to the ground. Morningstar’s driver identity was not confirmed, but the vehicle, a Hudson coach, bore his name. the crash occurred between 5:30 and 6 o clock, with bystanders later providing the license number 54654. The city plans to seek damages, the semaphore costing over 200 dollars, though the lighting unit suffered less damage. Police also reported related arrests for traffic violations and a dispute among two men and two women.
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Igomar W. Albaugh
Allen Bartgis
Washington
James J. Morningstar
Lloyd C. Culler
Morningstar
Market Street
J. W. Lakin
Reyerdy Cronenburg
M. Ramsburg
Jesse Schell
Sheely Schley
Adrian Makel
Jacobs
Hoffman
Schley
Maber
Justice Bowers
Maryland Guard Conducts Infantry Regimen Drill
Officers of the First Regiment Maryland National Guard met at the Armory Friday to drill on regimental and tactical problems. Major C Hogers led the session attended by Col Amos Woolevelt Baltimore Major Madde Wo Harwood Relair Major K Butler Queenstown Major T SN Lyons Elkridge Major Elmer Mumfower Captain Charles N Staley Captain F Lester Smith Lieutenant I T Winebrewer Lt Guy Anders and Captains T G Mere L McMurray of the Regular Army.
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Maryland National Guard
C. Hogers
Infantry
Regular Army
Amos Wow. Woolevelt
Baltimore
Madee Wo Th Harwood
Relair
IC. Butler
Queenstows
T. SN. Lyons
Elkridge
Elmer F. Mumfower
Charles N. Staley
F. Lester Smith
I. Tt. Winebrewer
Guy Anders
This City
T. G. Mere
L. McMurray
Frederick guests at Michigan Navy football game in Baltimore
A group from Frederick attended the Michigan Navy football game in Baltimore on Saturday. Attendees included Mrs Isabelle Kunkle Daniell, Mrs Charles W Ross Jr, Mr and Mrs John Hersher, Miss Caroline Rogers, Miss Gladys Ramsburs, Jen Usher Markell, Charles W Ross, Til Joseph H Apple Jr, Mrs Dad P George Harris Stauffer, Fran Castle, Joseph F Eisenhauer, Miss Elizabeth Thompson, Mr Marguerite Linthicum, and Matthew C Fenton among a party of ten. Airs Samuel Duvall's condition was reported as improving today as she stays in her own home.
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Frederick Ale
Michigan-Navy
Baltimore
Isabelle Kunkle Daniell
Charles W. Ross, Jr
John Hersher
Caroline Rogers
Gladys Ramsburs
Usher Markell
Charles W. Ross
Joseph H. Apple, Jr
Dad
Matthew C. Fenton
We. Saells
Daniell
Marie seeks North Dakota farmers advice for Romania
Queen Marie of Ruma asked North Dakota farmers for their advice on aiding Romanian agriculture. At a St. Paul radio station she invited farmers to discuss soil tillage crops and home management while traveling through Mandan and Me Gora. An Indian ceremony and a horseback event accompanied her royal visit.
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Marie
N.od
Ruma
North Dakota
St. Paul
Mandan
Me Gora
Bad Lands
Band of Fanatics Exterminated in Mexico City Action
A bulletin from the substantial office states that a band of fanatics inspired by General Rodolfo Gallegos was exterminated by federal forces on Saturday. Gallegos fled with one priest as a flag and insignias were captured. The report claims a revolution was being organized by the Episcopate and notes that General Ramirez and Dolores Ramirez along with 35 rebels were killed in the Alcocer mountains, with the rest dispersed.
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Mexico City
Rodolfo Gallegos
Federal
Gallegos
Ramirez
Dolores Ramirez Ani
Alcocer Mountains
Two Airships Fly From Lakehurst for Training
Lakehurst N J Nov 1 AP two ships took to air for training flights near the air station. The rigid airship Los Angeles has three new gas bags installed this week and a crew of 15 men. The week's plan includes two flights to Washington if weather holds, with one possible trip tomorrow.
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Lakehurst
N. J
Navy
Los Angeles
Washington
Pre-election dullness marks New York market
New York Nov 1 AP reports pre election dullness in the stock market with prices edging higher after an initial irregular start. Trading was sparse with professionals dominating activity and large commission houses appearing largely deserted. The renewal rate on standing loans held at 44 percent.
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New York
Youth who attacked Mussolini identified in Bologna incident
Rome reports the assailant who tried to kill Mussolini at Bologna was identified as Anteo Zamboni, a Bologna printer's son. The crowd killed the attacker, while the premier and others were noted in a long, scattered dispatch mentioning several names and unrelated domestic items.
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Rome
Mussolini
Bologna
Anteo Zamboni
Tragic Truck Wreck Kills Mother and Six Children
Dayton report details a wreck when a Capozzi family truck collided with an Interurban car on a bridge. Capozzi and four Capozzi children died, plus Mrs Allo and her three children. Six injured, three possibly fatally. Witnesses say Capozzi passed Tripoli, causing a head-on crash and fire.
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Dayton
Per.f
Mia
Rose Mary Capos Capozzi
William Conozzi
Tony Capozzi
Georgia Capozzi
Joseph Capozzi Jr
Grace Allo
Bernard Allo
Joseph Capozzi
Francis Allo
Capozzi
Sam Tripoli
Rona Vitrano
Tripoli
Vilrano
Norris seeks change of venue in murder case
Attorneys for Dr. J Frank Norris filed a motion for a change of venue arguing a fair trial cannot be held in Tarrant County. The petition claims a hostile combination against Norris in Fort Worth and cites enemies including Catholics, vice rings, evolutionists, city officials and the Knights of Columbus with 5000 to 6000 members in the county.
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Fort Worth
Texas
J. Frank Norris
Dexter E. Chipps
Forth Worth
Norris
Tarrant County
Bag
Knights of Columbus
U S Destroyer Ordered to Ceiba to Protect Lives
An American destroyer was ordered from Managua to Ceiba Honduras to safeguard American lives and property after Ceiba inmates reportedly joined revolutionists and seized the town, temporarily ousting Federal forces per the American consul's report.
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Washington
Binefields
Nicarauga
Ceiba
Honduras
Jackson Improves, Crisis Ends for Ex-Senator Jackson
In Salistary Maryland on November 1 AP reports former Senator William T. Jackson is much improved and the health crisis has passed. Physicians say he is out of immediate danger and recovering steadily at home.
Spurrier Dern wedding in Lutheran parsonage
Robert Spurner of Brooklyn and Lola Dern of York were married at the Hxanceliral Lutheran parsonage this morning at 1 o clock by Rev. S. G. Rupp. The couple were attended by Earl Biddinger and Wilfred Hiederbrand of Walkersville, with others present including Shank of Middletown. The ceremony and aftermath followed with friendly greetings and a brief reception.
Houdini Dead Remembered Here in Frederick
Obituary notes the death of world famous magician Harry Houdini in Detroit. It recalls his Frederick visit two years ago at the State Armory, his needle through thread illusion, his long career fighting spiritualists, his escape feats, and his scholarly works. It mentions his stays at the Francis Scott Key Hotel and his visit to the News Post, with Frederick regrets at his passing.
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Harry Houdini
Detroit
Frederick
State Armory
Ertek
Houdini
Wilzard
Francis Scott Key Hotel
News Post
Bowery
New York
Oliver Lodge
Conan Doyle
Storm Ravages Parts of European Countries
Disastrous storms sweep southwestern Europe with rising rivers in Belgium and eastern France threatening to burst banks. Fire damages occur in Frome as emergency services respond to a blaze on South Market Street.
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Europe
Belgium
France
Belsham
Frome
Ania
Chen
George T. Naumearener
Voters Set To Decide Control Of 70th Congress
Washington, Nov 1 AP The nation readies for Tuesday’s voting as Republicans and Democrats claim momentum in a mixed state campaign season. Key contests center on eight states over repeal of prohibition and the future of the 70th Congress with nationwide PPP. President Coolidge urges turnout and will vote in Northampton endorsing Butler and Fuller.
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Washington
National Party
Senate
Taaves
New York
Smith
Maryland
Ritchie
Ohio
Vic Doughey
Jinois
Wiscrrala
Algada
California
Nevadi Missou
Coolidge
Northampton
Mass
Butler
Fuller
Urges People to Use Their Right of Franchise
The Leaders Bible Class of Calvary Methodist Episcopal church heard Joseph D. Baker speak on Christian Citizenship urging residents to uphold the franchise, reject nullification, and focus on good government. The event drew adult class members and raised $135 for missionary work.
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Bible Clase
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
Joseph D. Baker
Baker
Lus Williams
Epworth League
Misa Louise Buckingham i
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