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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1927
Page
1
Train demolishes aircraft near New Market New Jersey. two crew members escape injury while fog hampers eastbound rail traffic from Chicago to New Brunswick. No casualties reported Pilot Willie Co. Hobson slightly injured. Government inquiry looms in Teapot Dome case as jury remains guarded.
Paul Lowery 22 of Brunswick discharged from Frederick City Hospital after a collision that damaged Strawn Cottage at Hood College. He is charged with operating an automobile while under liquor and will face a hearing when able. Theodore Smith of Semaswick and Lake nearby were injured. Lake released after treatment. Lieutenant Georgs acots led the investigation.
Augera Turkey reports Kemal Pasha, a dominant figure since World War I, was once again elected president of the Turkish cabinet amid political turmoil and public attention in Nerv.
Judge Worthington presided as four defendants faced liquor charges. William Brown, found guilty of illegally selling Manor, received four months in the House of Correction and a $100 fine plus two months if unpaid. He was represented by E. A. James. Robert Palin and Gus Parker were acquitted. Prosecution witnesses were Thomtae A. Safe and James Wesson.
Forecasters predict continued fair weather with clear skies and mild temperatures after a favorable start to November. The government forecast notes a rise in interior temperatures with a high around the upper sixties and a low near mid forties today following a 67 degree Monday.
Rochester, Magn. Nov. 1 AP. Spider Kelly, once a top lightweight contender, died from a brain blood clot after mastoid surgery. His real name was James Patrick Curtin. He was 55.
Melbourne Australia November 1 The Melbourne Cup Australia's richest racing stake was won by F C Clark's Trivalve at the Flemington race course. Sir S Kidman's Silvius finished second and Breen's Son o' Five placed third.
Washington reports Commissioner Hall of the Interstate Commerce Commission told President Coolidge he wishes to retire. Annapolis wreck: Oscar Wheeler, 18, drowned. two others missing after a car plunged through the railing on the Annapolis Eastport bridge in fog at about 4:15. Market moves up as stocks rise on easing call money rate. Hood College club adopts new name The Estrans Club. Local Frederick members Grace Leexh Margaret Leugh Gladys Remsbars Marguerite Nallead Gladys Walek invited as associate members.
A large Baltimore audience witnessed the premiere of the musical My Maryland at the Auditorium theater. Olga Cook starred as Barbara Fritchie with Secretary of State David C. Winebrender and Mayor Lloyd Culler among dignitaries in attendance. Governor Ritchie was represented by the Secretary of State as the cast and Frederick delegation celebrated a historic stage revival of the Civil War era story.
The article presents Prof Milton W Humphreys of University of Virginia recounting his Civil War service and experiences at the Monocacy engagement. He describes moving with Early’s corps, observing infantry and cavalry actions, a rattlesnake odor, and the battle’s delay to protect Washington as a pivotal outcome.
Desmu Germany November 1 AP Karl Plauth a top Junkers stunt pilot was killed when his plane crashed during a nose dive. The craft plunged from a high altitude as he attempted a maneuver, ending in a fatal accident near Desmu.
The Carroll County rally Sunday included a large audience at the state armory. Rev. Dr. H. L. Elferie, president of Westminster Theological Seminary, delivered the address before a crowded meeting presided by Maj. Gen. Renerke. Mrs. Joseph H. Apple of Frederick attended.
The Frederick Cisse Club held its annual social on Monday at Wayside Inn with eighty members and guests. Mrs. John Sippel of Baltimore, a former Maryland Federation president, is named a candidate for the General Federation of Women's Clubs presidency. the Civic Club votes $25 to support her campaign.
Evamis Harzkes, former State, will lead the U S delegation to the sixth PA Conference at Harana. The event name and location referenced indicate a formal political gathering with Harzkes as head of the delegation.
Unclear text reports the police chief killed in an attempted bank robbery. The incident involves Captain Charles Azman of the Lae police force and references a Loan and Trust Company. Details are severely garbled.
Six men were overcome by monoxide gas during relief work inside the Vue Steam Fire Company engine room on South Market Street. Responders rescued them and attended to the injured as safety measures were reinforced.
In a factory accident LeRoy Howe Roger Cook Charlea Isbop and Roy Hurd along with Gus Mord Norman Green colored workers were affected as a poisoning gas released from a malfunctioning motor. Doctors treated the injured while the plant staff worked to contain the leak and repair the heating plant and air compressor in the engine house.
Judge Ubames % Bormel of the Los Angeles Nepellar Court proposes five year term marriages with renewable contracts to adapt divorce law to modern usage. He says current laws wreck lives of those who wish to live separately and suggests divorces only on constancy or extreme cruelty with property and custody disputes settled by court after five years.
New York reports William Schonburn 44, an insurance broker, leaped from a West End Avenue fifteenth floor window after a discussion of business troubles with a friend. The friend Jerons Bachrach heard the window crash and the fatal fall occurred while Schonburn was in the bathroom.
New York AP report notes Frances Wilson Grayson plans a solo or crewed flight attempt in The Dawn over the Atlantic this year. The arrangement expands potential for collaboration with Mrs. Uveu ry and references to Clarence Chamberlin as a possible pilot.
PariaNov 1 AP Ruth Sider and George Haldeman co pilot visit France to witness national day events including graveside wreaths and ceremonies. They tour Paris sights with Senator Lamre Weller funding their trip and will dine with Maurice Bokasowski minister of commerce.
The Fort Pitt tipple of Central Mining Company across the Ohio River in Moundsville West Virginia burned shortly before dawn with damages estimated at 36008. Nine men were seen rushing from the tipple before the fire was discovered as authorities investigated possible sabotage. The blaze spread to a nearby coal storage pile. The mine has not operated since last March amid a Federal injunction protecting maritime operations from picketing.
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