All Saints Plans Reception for 40th St Marys Chapter
All Saints church announces a joint reception on Friday night November 19 at the parish house to honor Rev Edward T Helfenstein bishop coadjutor elect and Mrs Helfenstein on the fortieth anniversary of St Marys chapter. Hood College Episcopalians among guests. committee chairs named from the Young Men's Club the Young Women's Club and St Marys chapter. a musical program will accompany the event.
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All Saints Church
Edward T. Helfenstein
Bashop
Episcopal’ Church
Diocese of Maryland
Helfenstein
Hood College
St Mary’s
St. Mary's
R. Erown
J. D. Baker
D. T. Ordeman
Douglass Hooff
R. E. Delaplaine
Mary Williamson
Frederick W Harnwell
Parsons Newman
Helfensein
William P. Maulaby
Five Cabinet Members Fly by Charles P. Stewart
Washington reports aviation is not yet a White House staple under Coolidge as cabinet members from Postmaster General to Secretary of Labor and Secretary of State reveal varied use of planes. Secretaries Davis and Wilbur regularly fly, while Kellogg and Jardine stay grounded, with aviation duties shared by undersecretaries and assistants across departments.
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Charles P. Stewart
Washington
Col. Roosevelt
White House
Col. Roosevelt II
Coolidge
Secret Service
Eral New
War Davis
Lador Davis
Baltimore Casts Heavy Early Vote in Election
Baltimore voters turned out heavily with about half the ballots reportedly cast by midday. Democratic organizers touted momentum for Governor Ritchie and Millard E. Tydings while Republicans claimed gains in Allegany and Washington counties. Weather favorable and ticket splitting reported as campaigns push turnout statewide.
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Baltimore
Baltimore City
Barnard J. Flynn
Ritchie
Millard E. Tydings
U. S
O. E. Weller
Hagerstown
Washington County
Allegany County
Health activities begin for Frederick colored residents
Elizabeth Porter arrives as a year long health program chief to work with Frederick colored people under local supervision. She will operate from Asbury M E church with the first clinic on November 22 at 10 am. A white tuberculosis clinic will also run at the county health office.
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Frederick
Elizabeth Porter
National Health C Rele
New York City
Asbury M. E
West All Saints Street
Court House
Pauline Michael
Tuberculosis Association of Maryland
Red Cross
Six Potter Family Tragedy Adds Mirthless Mystery
Six members of W O Potter’s family including 16 year old Marion Potter are found slain. Initial theory suggested Potter killed his wife two daughters and two nieces before taking his own life. Fingerprint results point to an unknown assailant linked to local Klan activity a year ago.
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Flowe Potter
Marion
W. O. Potter
T. S. District
Potter
Mar. Depos
Porter
Prosecntion
Herriativis
Massachusetts Town Goes For G. O. P. Heavily
A Cape Cod town was the first in Massachusetts to report results in the election. Republican William M. Butler led the U S Senate race with 46 votes while Democrat David J. Walsh had 12. For governor Republican Alvin T. Fuller led with 57 votes to Democrat William A. Gaston’s 5.
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Boston
Officer Dronenburg Deters Big Man In Forgery Case
Officer Reverdy Dronenburg, famed as the smallest on the Frederick police force, arrested Charles Edward Lee a six foot man from Flint Hill for forging H. M. Ricketts’ name on a $39 check. Lee was detained after recognition at a local store on South Market Street and jailed for a hearing before Justice Sherman P. Gowers.
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Reverdy Dronenburg
Frederick
Charles Edward Lee
Lee
Flint Hill
Sherman P. Gowers
H. M. Ricketts
Frederick youth struck by car at Market Street crosswalk
Herbert Morningstar, 19, of Frederick, suffered a dislocated shoulder after stepping into Market Street in front of the engine house during a Junior Hall dance. The auto driver, last named Peale, struck him, stopped briefly, then drove on. Morningstar was taken to Frederick City Hospital.
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Herbert Morningstar
Frederick
Frederick City Hospital
Peale
Morningstar
Junior Hall
Market Street
Fifteen Small Banks in Michigan Closed
Bay City Michigan November 2 Fifteen small private banks known as the Ealy and Company Banks in Tuscola Lapeer Bay Ogemaw and Tosco counties have been closed pending dissolution of partnerships and reorganization into state banks No statements of assets deposits or liabilities have been made Frozen loans damage to bean and beet crops a steady withdrawal of deposits and the need to conserve assets are given as reasons for closing them Also notes on local health and business updates follow including sprained ankle cases and a Frederick Retail Merchants Association meeting.
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Bay City
Mich
Ealy and Company
Tuscola
Lapeer
Bay
Ogemaw
Tosco
Coolidges Return to Northampton Vote in Home Town
The return trip of President Coolidge and Mrs Grace Coolidge from Washington ended in Northampton with a stop at Memorial Hall to cast ballots. Edward T. Clark, their secretary, and local officials joined U S Senator Frederick W. Gillett and Congressman Henry L Bowles in the party. Crowds of neighbors and schoolchildren cheered as the couple rode to Massasoit street for a private visit with Mrs Coolidge’s mother before a public reception.
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Northhampton
Mass
Calvin Coolidge
Grace Coolidge
Northampton
William M. Butler
Washington
Memorial Hall
Main Street
Herman A. Heckemeier
Smith College
Clarke School
Witness Testifies On Jury Bias In Norris Trial
In Fort Worth Texas a church member who donated $10 to Dr J Frank Norris defense testified at the venue change hearing seeking to move his trial to another county He said he had heard men say they would like to get on the jury and break his neck The witness J B Davis a railway mail clerk noted Norris is on trial for the slaying of Dexter E Chippe a wealthy lumberman
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Fort Worth
Texas
J. Frank Norris
Norris
J. B Davis
Dexter E. Chippe
Kansas Congressman Re-elected in First District Race
Rep D. R. Anthony Jr of Leavenworth was renominated and reelected to Congress from Kansas First District without opposition while recovering from a recent operation in Arizona. The lone Kansas congressional nominee to face no contest in Tuesday's election.
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Topeka
D. R. Anthony
Leavenworth
Arizona
People of the First District
Congress
Kansas
Tedas
Bandits Rob Rural Mail Carrier in Louisiana
Two unmasked bandits stopped a rural mail carrier at St Rose near New Orleans and fled with a mail pouch after a running chase that stretched from Edstralian to the residential section of New Orleans, a distance over 20 miles. Authorities reported several guards and railroad track spies amid the confusion.
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New Orleans
St Rose
Edstralian
New Rleans
Coolidge Train Hits Automobile Near Aberdean Md
President Coolidge's special train collided with an automobile carrying two soldiers near Aberdean Maryland as gates were down. The car was demolished. soldiers escaped injury. The crash lifted locomotive front wheels from rails and delayed the train about ten minutes while traveling about 45 miles an hour.
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New York
Gould Wins G. O. P. Senate Nomination in Maine
Arthur R. Gould of Prestoe Isle secured the Republican nomination for U S Senator in Maine after a four man primary. Fulton J. Redmond had no Democratic challenger though Percival P. Baxter trailed by about 3,475 votes with Louis A. Jacok and N C Buzzel also in the field. Gould reportedly benefited despite alleged Klan opposition backing Puzzell.
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Portland
Aroostook County
Maine
Arthur R. Gould
Prestoe Isle
U. S
Fulton J. Redmond
Ellsworth
Bert M. Fernald
Gould
Percival P. Baxter
N. C. Buzzel
Belfast
Maine Senate
Baxter
Louis A. Jacok
Lisbon Falls
Ku Klux Klan
Puzzell
Radical Steps to Stop Liquor Flow Over Border
Washington reports that Assistant Secretary Andrews plans radical measures to curb liquor crossing from Canada into Detroit. Frank Dow, aide to Andrews, calls Detroit conditions "very bad" after a special inquiry. Only half of the 45 new border patrolmen are in place, limiting enforcement on this traffic.
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Washington
Detroit
Andrews
Frank Dow
Dow
Horder
School activities advance as Urbana builds two new houses
Education Week and a census of school children occupy officials as work proceeds. Bids for the new building at Urbana were sent out by County Superintendent G Lieyvd Palmer. Progress is reported on the construction and plans for observing Teacher Week.
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Urbana
Palmer
T.durcator
County hosts annual community shows across nearby towns
County wide shows planned in several towns with apple, corn and vegetable entries. Thurmont hosts November 3 and 6 with judge Prof. Vierheller. Adamstown November 9, entries open from November 1. Middletown November 19 and 20 with F W Oldenburg judging. Exhibits include women’s work and canned fruits.
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Thurmont
Central Trust Company
Prof
Vierheller
Extension Service
University of Maryland
Henry R. Shoemaker
Adamstown
Adamstown Bank
Commercial State Bank
H. Ray Smith
Edgar L. Thomas
J. W. Stocks
Middletown
F. W. Oldenburg
University of Maryland and
Cousin of Roosevelt Killed in Fox Hunt
Mrs. Fairman R. Dick former Gladys Roosevelt cousin of the late President was killed at Brockville when her horse tripped in a ramp and fell, pinning her beneath it during a fox hunt near George S. Brewster's estate. The hunt, a social affair by Meadowbrook Hunt Cindy of Lenz vs. Nand, drew local participants.
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Brockville
Fairman R. Dick
Gladys Roosevelt
George S. Brewster
Meadowbrook Hunt
Cindy
Lenz Vs
Nand
Five Die in Pennsylvania Hunting Accidents
Philadelphia reports five deaths on opening day of Pennsylvania hunting season for small game. Several others injured in accidents, many from accidental discharge. Names not confirmed. geographic and event details indicate statewide opening day incidents.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Many Split Tickets In Today's Election Expected By Public
Frederick county voters go to the polls for a four year term selecting state and local officials from U S Senator to judges. Republicans claim a slight affiliated edge but split tickets are expected. major races include U S Senator Weller vs Smith and Governor Ritchie vs Armstrong with local results affecting the Sixth Judicial Circuit and the Sixth Congressional District contest between N Zshiman and Mish.
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Frederick County
Maryland
U. S
Court of Appeals
Sixth Congressional District
Sixth Judicial Circuit
Register of Wills
House of Delegates
Sher
Orphans Court
E. G. Haugh
Cirrcuit Court
Emory C. Crum
Brederick County
QO. &. Weller
Ang
Millard E. Tydings
Weller
John Walter Smith
Smith
Harding
James M. Cox
Ohio
Albert C. Ritchie
Addison E. Mullikin
Ritchie
Alexander Armstrong
Armstrong
Baltimore City
Frederick
Montgomery
Hammond Urner
Samuel A. Lewis
Urner
Atttorney
Glenn H. Worthington
Judge Worthington
Montgomery County
Crner
House of Representatives
Allocany
Garrett
Washinton
County election outlook from Democratic and Republican chairs
Democratic chair Leonard Barrick said the party is unified and aims to maximize turnout for a satisfactory result. Republican chair E B Austin Jamey expressed confidence in a strong, united campaign and predicted majorities for Republican candidates, including the local ticket. Winebrenner led district returns with 28 016 votes to Zihlman’s 33 800. final returns to be aired from News-Post on Court Street.
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Leonard ©. Barrick
Democratic County Central Committee
Austin Jamey
Republican County Central Committee
Allegany
Zihlman
News-Post
Court Street
W C T U Meeting Highlights Debates Voting Privilege
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union held its monthly meeting with a devotional by Mrs. Clara Kepler and a talk by Miss Bertha Trail. Trail urged voting as a privilege and duty, urged engaging younger women in franchise, and praising candidates loyal to the constitution. She spoke of travels in Constantinople Damascus Jerusalem and Cairo. The sewing school resumes November 6 and the December meeting will be at Mrs. Fisher’s Clark Place.
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Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Union
Clara Kepler
Bertha Trail
Trait
Constantinople
Damascus
Jerusalem
Cairo
Miss Keller
Miss Trail
Frederick Union
Wedding Parties Honor Pauline Poole and Herbert Gilbert
A series of social events in Rolland include a Wednesday afternoon wedding for Pauline Poole and Herbert Gilbert. Recent gatherings feature a bridge party by Miss Josephine Etchison and Marshall Etchison, an Angell Sappington and Barbara Fout shower, and a Hallowe'en party at Miss Sappington's home. A Rose Hill Manor dinner honors wedding attendants and friends. Grace Reformed Church Altar Guild held a Hallowe'en Social with prizes for costumes.
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Pauline Poole
Herbert Gilbert
Josephine Etchison
Marshall L. Etchison
Mary Angell Sappington
Barbara Fout
Miss Sappington
Rose Hill Manor
Nan Gilbert
Altar Guild
Grace Reformed Church
Viola Mal
Edna Kefauver
Jack
Jill Pierrot
Lilian Stone
Snowdail
Royal JP. Kemp
Krandma
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