02 Nov 1929
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1929
Page
1
Five people from Brunswick were involved when a Bart embankment incident saw a car crash through a fence. Emergency crews responded and no further details on injuries or cause were provided.
At 2 a m a Brunswick to Frederick road collision left two occupants thrown through the windshield and others injured. Driver Kine and Brags suffered lacerations while Hine and Brace were taken to Fredericks City Hospital for treatment. The Dodge sedan was badly damaged, four fence posts were torn out, and the car did not overturn as it plunged over the embankment.
The Church of the Brethren Young Ladies hosted a social themed under Mrs Herbert Duval with costumed attendees. Games and decorations created a festive scene and included members Frances Mary Werie Ruth Lesirs and Brunnes among others in attendance.
Cleveland Ohio November 2 The estate of late Senator Theodore Burton valued at 750000 goes to probate court. The will directs the estate be held in trust for nieces and nephews of the senator with educational bequests including 6000 to Oberlin College where the senator was educated.
Judgment rendered this morning in two suits The Shop and the Sins? Refiving Comps er. mert favored by the court. State's Attorney Wolliam Al. Storm prosecuted many criminal cases including liquor, bastardy, forgery and false pretense charges. Arrests and damages from a crossing accident and Haloseen celebration disturbances noted. police vow actions and property protection planned.
Report from Chantier Oklahoma details an unofficial Fry officer convicted after a raid at the courthouse. The raid involved a claim of 25 shots fired and occurred without a search warrant, raising questions about procedures and accountability.
William G. Lee, aged 70, died in Cleveland after an illness. The obituary notes his residence and family ties and provides brief biographical details common to local notices.
A Norris resolution on Bingham was set for Monday with consideration and a vote planned. The item references renewal or action by the Eastern Shore schools and mentions funds raised totaling more than 54 500 dollars.
Fragmented text reports Tardieu forming a new cabinet and mentions a club event with unclear details and multiple unreadable names. The readable elements indicate a political reshuffle and social gathering context without clear dates or outcomes.
The News reports a new Students Corner feature set to appear in the issue announcing ongoing classroom progress and student questions. It outlines a plan for daily or weekly prompts, collecting reader responses, and showcasing achievements across grades.
About 100 church representatives from the city attended a Friday afternoon meeting at the First Baptist Church under the Inter Union of Frederic. Mrs L. B. Mather presided and spoke on world friendship and citizenship work. A luncheon followed and discussions highlighted citizenship efforts in Chicago and the Philippines.
A Tokyo dispatch reports Soviet forces repelled Chinese troops as fighting intensified near the frontier. The rumor circulates amid tension between the two nations with officials cautioning on confirmation.
A triple automobile crash killed three people, with authorities reporting a fatal sequence of events. Investigations continue as officials confirm the victims and assess contributing factors amid ongoing weather and road condition notes.
Funeral services for J Frank Daves longtime News Post printer and editor will be held at his late home Trail Ave He worked at the paper since youth and became a skilled operator of printing presses His cheerful manner and encouraging words made him a valued colleague at The News Post He was a member of Evangelical and Mountain City Lodges Knights of Pythias and held senior roles in local fraternal groups.
In a brief session the Senate adjourned with only a sparse attendance. The event occurred amid calls for steady progress on pending measures and the lawmakers left without action on major items.
A 79 year old woman pleads not guilty in court. The record mentions a related case of a 78 year old man in a drunken stupor and notes his statement about a sweeper for seats.
A regional ceremony recognized scientist Moe Ug for notable contributions to sustainable growth. The event highlighted Ug's research on advancing clean energy and economic development, with officials praising his cooperative efforts with academic partners and industry.
A dispatch from Washington discusses suspected fascist influence and anti fascist sentiment. The article notes actions by authorities against suspected fascists and mentions potential deportations as part of national policy debates.
In November and December Reed College organized a hood program with daily activities for preparing the season. The schedule included orientation meals and practice sessions led by faculty and senior students to ensure readiness for the upcoming term.
Disjointed report notes murder allegations against Mrs McPhersons husband. Jury verdict set aside amid police disarray and federal interest. Coroner's inquest and agency doubts mark a shift as investigators seek a clear link to the crime.
About 100 Masons gathered at the Frederick Lodge of Perfection for a dinner and address honoring Jobhn H Cowles 33rd degree Sovereign Grand Commander of the Supreme Council Southern Jurisdiction. Distinguished Masons from Baltimore and Washington accompanied him, with remarks praising his leadership and service to the Rite.
Labor Party gains reported in an election with evidence of notable progress. The result suggests broadened support and potential shifts in the political landscape as organizers celebrate small but meaningful victories.
Reports say a movie director died following a social gathering at a hotel. Investigators from the city are examining the scene and retaining witnesses to establish the sequence of events.
The readable text records a sequence of dates from December to January with hints of starts and ends. It mentions December 3 and December 19 and ends in January with a long glitchy line suggesting a period of activities or deadlines across these months.
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