New Fire Truck and Liquor Case News at Armistice Parade
Plans for shipping a new 75 foot ladder and truck to Frederica are under way with a potential Armistice Day parade appearance. Improvements at the Junior Fire Company engine house, drivers named, and committee plans for a reception after acceptance. In court, two liquor sale indictments faced errors, while a motion for a new trial in the Howard Anderson bootlegging case was overruled.
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Anderson
Oicens
Frederica
Marine-Fox
Brad
Pruderte
Ap Inted
Lester Smith
Tro Lleutenants
Breeting
Baltimore
Coal Track Company
Baltimore Fire Department
Secal
Exgiie Hogge
North Market Atreet
Commg
Iquor
Gourgued
Ceust
Amormins
Dudge Gilera H. Worthingiog
Joe King
King
Thomas A. Sarr
Jones Wevson
Mrzr
Hobbs
Raidins
Fale
Alton ¥. Bennett
Wala
Dui Wassuka Io Baby
William M. Storta
Mr. Bennett
Howard Anderson
House of Correction
Sair and Wesson
Jittig Gnport
A M. Wood
B A. James
De Molay to Stage Fourth Successive Home Play
Frederick Chapter of De Molay plans a December production at the city Opera House titled The Creaking Chair. The farce, first published in 1826, marks the 71st year hosting the show as an An April production. Margaretack returns as producer with a cast featuring Frederick’s noted amateur performers.
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Margaret Ack
Last Fear
German envoy confirms new ambassador to United States
Dr. Fried Wilhelm Way Triewiteattron, head of the German embassy in Rome, is confirmed as Baron Ago Von Maltzas successor as Germany's ambassador to the United States. In other news, C O Gochnaner of Adamstown bought a one acre farm from Mrs. Harietta Mob of Bakerton WV, adjoining Adamstown Bank, with future tenancy for part of the farm.
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Bertin
Friedc Wilhelm Way
Adamstown
O. Gochnaner
Adammowa
Cold Wave Moving East From Rockies
A cold wave originating in the Rocky Mountain States moved eastward today after weeks of warmth in the Northwest and Southwest. Temperatures in Kansas and Western Missouri dropped to the upper 30s, more than 30 degrees below yesterday. Snow flurries and rain were reported from the Dakotas to northern Oklahoma.
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Kansas City
Rocky Mountain States
Kansas
Missouri
Dakotas
Oklahoma
Montgomery County Council of Community School Associations Formed
Officers named after a federation meeting in Rockville renamed the group the Montgomery County Council of Community School Associations and revised its constitution. Dr HB Humphrey of Cabin John elected president, succeeding Milton W Phillips. Mrs Jones Hoste and Mrs Parker Weller chosen as vice president and secretary treasurer respectively. A nominating committee selected the officers, with Miss Mary F Burton and Thomas W Pris serving as delegates to the State Congress of Parents and Teachers in Baltimore. Two new member associations joined, expanding to five constituents.
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Federation of Community School Associations
Montgomery County
Rockville
Edgar Rogers
F. Bache Abert
Charles Sellman
Fredi Keplinger
R. E Gould
Mary F. Burton
Woodside School
Thomas W. Pris County
Delernte
Baltimore
Coolidge Proclaims Armistice Day November 11
President Coolidge urged Americans to observe Armistice Day on November 11 to honor peace achieved and to renew hope for amicable foreign relation. Weather to aid crops noted with promising conditions for harvest across several states, wheat and rye described as excellent, Virginia good for farming.
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Coolidge
Washington
United Salies
Coondes
Maersland
Virginia
Sinclair Ambition and Fall at Teapot Dome Century Biographers Say
A 1920s era profile traces Charles W. Sinclair on the Teapot Dome scandal path. It chronicles his bid for a global oil empire, the Lewiston and Fall concessions, and how exposure shifted him from powerful operator to potential felon under pressure from Standard Oil and government figures. The piece links Sinclair to Russia talks, Baku and Grosni fields, and a looming legal jeopardy that reshaped his status and ambitions.
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Rooney Dutcher
NEA Sersice
Weller
Washington
Teilarris Sinclair
Teapot Dome
Eas
Sinclair
Lewot Agin
European Trip Described by State's Ally at Rotary Meeting
William M. Storm detailed a long overseas journey covering northern Africa to Paris and Madrid. He criticized Spain, praised American Legion hospitality in Paris, and noted African customs and transport, including widespread polygamy and caravan routes.
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William M. Storm
Frederick
American Legion
Paria
Sacco
Vanzetti
Auxiliary
Paris
Storm
Spatno
Africa
Protestere
Algiers
Nortiert
Spain
Lorezaers
France
Germany
Fall Makes Plea For Confidence Of U S Public
In a statement from Wastington dated November 2, former Secretary of the Interior Albert B Bail declares readiness for retrial immediately. He regrets the recent trial outcome and asserts he did not know any jurors and had no prior contact with them. He says Justice Siddons acted rightly in preserving a fair trial and expresses confidence in his defense's ability to convince a fair-minded public.
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Teesaine
Alber
Sildon
United States
Siddons
Indfcat
Secretary of the Interior
Ald
Golden Rule Chairmen named for Frederick County
Potomac Division Near East Relief announces Golden Rule Sunday chairmen for Frederick County and surrounding areas including Adams, Donbs, Frederick, Jefferson, Middletown, Myersville, Point of Rocks, Saint Johns, Thurmont and Walkersville. Meeting agenda notes plan for a Christmas animal treat by Frederick branch Children’s Aid Society.
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Frederick County
Potomac
Near East
Adamstowe
Louise Krela
G. W. Kerstetter
Catoctin
Anna Fraley
Donbs
C. H. Shall
Frederick
Roy Leatherman
Glenn
Gatter
Wills Derr
Wilbur Culler
C. L. Horine
Lander
D. M. Louder
LeGore
William £. Borall
Johnsville
Lewistown
Albert Powell
Lihertytown
A. A. Pierce
Middletown
J. S. Adam
Mary Wert
Monrovia
J. F. Dasner
Pleacent
Charles 3. Harrison
J. Ross Evier
Walkersville
RO le Mowbray
Duicie Shoemaker
A. J. SicKinney
Christmas Treat Plans For Frederick Children
Preparations for Frederict Empty Stocking Club s annual Christmas treat to bring joy to about 300 Frederick children were discussed at the monthly meeting at Miss Eleanor Houck s residence. A Santa Claus event is planned for December 22 with candy nuts and a gift for each child. Names of deserving children will be canvassed and a big gift book kept for Santa Claus.
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Frederict
Frederick
Eleanor Houck
Santa Claus
Thore
Sehmolh Marr Nownas
Wwethinston
Stolev
Kolb
Alice Roth
Willis Fisare
William E. Carter
Mah
Fisanor Hesek
Government to seek January resumption date in case mix
Washington November 2. The mistrial stems from criminal conspiracy charges. Detective tampering allegations prompted probes into jurors and private investigators shadowing the panel. Juror Edward Kulweil faced scrutiny for comments about a car and plans for a new trial jury. Kidwell staunchly denied all claims as lies and told grand jurors he could not discuss the case with others. The government and defense will discuss impaneling a fresh jury, with a new trial likely within weeks.
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Washington
Teratine
Devers Anges
Uiot
Albert J. Ball
Barre
Svactare
Sinvisie
Edward Kulweil
Kidwell
Dev
Siddons
Inquirers
Tod
Ray Akers
Akers
Monocacy Site Planning Meeting For Public Event
A Cham ber of Commerce meeting discussed developing the Monocacy Battlefield project. A committee appointed by President Garber will meet Monday at 12 30 PM at the Francia Scott Key Hotel to plan a public meeting for all interested in the project with an expected announcement after. Members named include G Q Garber R E Elactive Holmes C Maker Louis Wilson Charles Ma timing James Gambrill Jr and Mayor Lloyd C Culler.
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Plains
Monocacy
Garber
Chamber of Commerce
Francia Scott Key
Gerber
G. Q. Carber
R. E
Elac
Holme
C. Maker
Louis I. Wilson
Charles. Ste C. Maiting
James H. Gambrill, Jr
Lloyd C. Culler
Miss Elder Reports Tour Of French Shops In Paris
Paris, Nov. 2 AP Miss Elder recounts shopping through Paris fashion shops on Rue de la Prix and the Champs Elysees. She says she faced a choice between feminine lace and practical sportswear to appeal to American men, choosing more sports items while noting she is a woman with broader interests than evenings gowns. She emphasizes practicality over luxury and notes she spends cautiously despite acknowledging costs.
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Paris
Rath Elder
Miss Elder
Rue de la Prix
Champs Elisees
Apythioz
Marilyn Miller Divorced From Jack Pickford in Paris
Paris dispatch reports actress Marilyn Miller awarded a divorce from Jack Pickford by the Versailles Tribunal Mas. The couple separated after Pickford left home and refused to return, ending their marriage.
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Marilyn Miller
Pickford
Paris
Versailles
Mazi Iom Miller
Jack Pick
Fickford
Street Improvements Around State Armory Advance
Street improvements progress along South Bents street fronting the State Armory. Curb and gutter work on the west side adjoins Baker Park as the front plaza area is cleared and trees removed. Plans include a new head house at the building west end and work to begin by year end, with formal timing details to follow.
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State Armory
South Bents Street
South Benta Street
Armory
Baker Park
Toe Park
Armory 3
Posse Wil Frost
Baker Rk
Fang
Cobb to join Athletics next season breaks from Americans
Ty Cobb announced after a conference with Connie Mack that he will be with the Philadelphia Athletics next year. Mack said the club cannot clear the finances to retain Cobb while Cobb did not declare retirement and hinted he might sign with the Athletics despite the unsure situation.
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TY Cobb
Athletics
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Athletics
Connie Mask
Cobb
Dut
Mack
Peresitts
Cobh
Balcher Denies Accepting Offer to Plot Amphibian Flight
New York AP reports Bernit Balchen denies claims by Mrs Frances Weston Gierson that he accepted her offer to pilot an amphibian plane across the Atlantic this year. Balchen, who previously made the Atlantic crossing with Commander Richard E. Byrd, says he would attempt a survey and cross if possible, hoping for temporary relief from acting duty as first pilot for Fokker.
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New York
Bernit Balchen
Frances Weson Gierson
Atlantic
Senepraven
Babchen
Tross'ax
Richard Eo Dred
Jenannenaead
Dawe
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Noa Service
David Lloyd George
Great Britain
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Lord Rothemere
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