Commercial light rates here reduced announces new step plan
The article outlines Edison rates reducing commercial electricity charges for stores hotels and other business lines. It details lower net rates by tier in Frederick city and rural districts with a first 100 or 150 KWH at 8 to 9 cents and subsequent blocks at 3.8 to 6.7 cents. It notes companies invest in power supply plant and distribution to benefit patrons and cites a Lovettsville event with local attendees.
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Edison
Fredesck
Hurun
Ead
Uniasn
Frederick City
Methodists To Meet in Washington for Free the Baitimozs
A Methodist gathering is planned in Washington for members of the cam p? section of the Free the Baitimozs group. The event aims to discuss outreach and church activities with attendees from nearby chapters.
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Washington
Castomn
Free the Baitimozs
British Universities Debate Beats Hood Team In College Hall
In Brodbeck Hall the British Universities debating team defeated the Hood team in a Corsz night. Oxford and Cambridge speakers argued for and against that democracy relies on reason, with emphasis on campaign devices, media influence, and the role of education in public choice.
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Hood
Brodbeck Hall
Desagerata
Ie Saneuel
Oxford
Monroe
Rlisabeth M. Garber
Bliss Leonora Locxhast
Cambridge
Mary E. Smith
Eaker
Ais Marjorie Ee
London
Tes
Smudge and Fumes at GOP Kentucky Rally Incident
A disrupted GOP Kentucky rally saw smoke and fumes as attendees confronted disruptions. Reports describe candles piled by protesters and unclear sequence of events amid the commotion.
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Kentucky
Fatal crash on West Fourth Road injures Cahill
Fragmented OCR record describes a high speed automobile crash near 134 West Fourth. Sevanos car skidded 270 feet into an embankment after losing control. Cahill died in hospital after being pulled from the wreck. investigators noted inconsistent skid marks and glass, with little certainty about cause beyond excessive speed.
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Huirsiug Mnarning
Cethas Cahit
Ge Prerse
Sevanos
Deutsch
Sevanes
Cahill
Thas Cahill
Powell
Tunare
Red Cross Roll Call Opens November 11 for Frederick County
The Frederick County Red Cross announces a November 11 to 28 enrollment period led by Roll Call Director Slemmer to match or exceed 1928 membership. The county totals 2,243 members. plans include Red Cross Sunday on Armistice Day and citywide re enrollment efforts with church clergy invited to extend membership.
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Can Red Cross
J Stick
Emisty
Armisiahveter
Ressell E. Lighter
Frederick County
Red Cross
Bemmer
Slemmer
France
American Red Cross
Air
Court Street
Court House
Sor. Ritchie
Albert C. Ritchie
Maryland
Coolidge
Ritchie
Albers W. Condon
J. Retime
C. Willson
F. 3B
Seppington
Elmer FP. Munshower
Frederick City
Nine government workers seek to register at Annapolis
At Annapolis a court ruled eight of nine government employees living on a reservation could not be qualified to register to vote. Only Fildred M Hanna was allowed to have her name added to the registration books, after Judge Robert Mose detailed why the others were rejected.
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Annapolis
Robert Mose
Naval Academy Dairy Reserv
Hoover
Curth
Republic of President
Viewmusick
Cork
Charles Mr. Mathias
J.B. OH. Hexgey
Parslothead
Petu
Nellie Holland
William F. Batley
Annie Yinger
James J. Beall
Daniel T. Lowe
Eliza D. Countee
Herbert C. Malin
Wesley Carter
George R. Hui
Robert H. T
Mary ©. Sweeney
Ethel M. Shaver
Robert Jasper
Nona M. Groshen
Bruce V. Wilehide
T. G. Donovan
Local shooting toll rises as two men die
Eaithnore reports Fablen Com nen and Vincrnt Matting died from bullet wounds suffered a week earlier at a Market Isregzlar restaurant. Frank D. Frank, 24, and Vincent Matting, 33, were shot during a resort incident that sparked a broader inquiry.
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Eaithnore
Ostrees
Restau
Rae Frank D. Frank
Vincrnt Matting
Hoover Strikes Kansas In Midst Snowstorm
Time reports Hoover strikes Kansas amid a major snowstorm affecting travel and daily life with widespread disruption and strong winter conditions across the state.
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Hoover
Kansas
Hoover Campaign Stop Draws Crowd in Ottawa
Merbert Hower Liat arriving with a crowd yelling for a speech. Hoover, pressed by voice strain, spoke from a rear platform amid applause as Mrs. Hoover greeted women and shook hands with supporters. Republican candidate had earlier addressed supporters in St Louis.
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Publi
Merbert Hower
Keoat
Ofansas
Ottawa
Republican and Democratic publicity machines clash
Washington dispatch notes a tight campaign race as party publicity offices flood newspapers with mimeographed releases. Republican hands press ahead from New York and elsewhere, while Democratic efforts run as a New York centered project with a weekly clipsheet and tailored propaganda.
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New York
Tonight's Politics On The Air
A brief radio program summary notes a discussion of current political issues airing tonight. The segment features hosts or commentators and highlights expected topics and call-in opportunities.
New C of C Members Announced At Frederick Meeting
The Frederick Chamber of Commerce reveals 68 new members at a Friday meeting in the Blue and Grey room of the Francis Scott Key hotel. John S. Hershey presided as plans to extend the campaign were announced with a final report set for November 9 following a board meeting at noon.
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Grey
Francis; Scott Key
H. Noel Haller
Arnold and Bell
Wm. C. Bowers Lumber Co
Blue Hidge Transportation Co
Buffalo Hotel
Shettian P. Bowers
Irving S. Biser
Alton ¥. Bennett
Bare
Bare Fritchie Home
Brish Bros. Basnar
Chevrolet Safes
Servier
G. Carty
Casper E. Cline
Samuel GG. Duvall
James E. Doll
Everhart and
Troll
Mfg, Co
Enterprise Printing Co
Excelsior Sanitary Dairy
Frederick County National Bank
Frederick Iron and Steck Co
Frederick Junk Co
Frederick Realty and Insurance Co
Frederick Small Loan Co
Frederick Town Savings Institution
Murray D. Fout
Frederick Settling Works
Walter P. Fenga
Frederick Advt. and Display Co
Gem Laundry
Gulf Refining Co
Harmans Dollar
Frederick
W. A Hahn
F. W. Harnwell
Karl Jacobson
Johnson's
Sam W. Maples
Maytag
Edwin ©. Markell
McCleery's Jewelry
New York
Peppies
Potts and Griffin
Frederick H. Sheeley
Staley Motor Co
Superior Meat Market
B. T. Strasberger
John HB. Stauffer
Walter E. Sino
C.J. Shull
John A. Shires
Gem ' Oi Co
Scott Key Dairy
Shipley's
Bottiling Works
John W. Snook
F. W. Staub
Leo Weinberg
Western Md
Underwriters, Inc
F. D. Worthington
Roscoe P. Brow
John W. Grove
Stanley A. Michael
J. A. Goodman
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Pillsbury Flour Mills May Buy Paper Company
New York reports Pillsbury Flour Mills Inc of Minneapolis negotiating to purchase His Paper Camps of Wellsbury W manufacturers of heavy paper for sacks. Notes on various social events and disjointed civic items appear in the same column.
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Pillsbury Flour Mills
Paper Company
New York
Pillsbury Flour Mills, Inc
Minneapolis
Wellsbury
Sample Ballot Question Freee 10 Ends Judges in Cortin County
Curds did not appear in court as judges in Cortin County proceed with the ballot question today.
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Cortin County
County Meetings To Be Reprinted And Distributed
County notices announce meetings to be reprinted and distributed across the area. Officials urge residents to attend and stay informed on local governance and planning matters.
Last Minute Plans to Get Out Full Vote Countywide
Articles report intensified party efforts to mobilize voters for Tuesday's election. Republicans meet at the courthouse and Democrats at the Y M C A Auditorium to finalize procedures. Nearly 308 election workers plus party representatives will canvass 31 precincts, aided by arranged transport, aiming for the county's largest turnout and about 20 000 ballots cast.
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Milteu
Herbert Hoover
Alfred E. Smith
Coon Oat
Y BM
Cie
Iim. Vous
Dohina
Taebaea
Witl
17 Year Old Confesses to Murder of 15 Year Old Girl
Vincent Rice, 17, admitted to police that he killed 15 year old Alice of Staten Island in her home. The body was found by the mother. no sign of a struggle, a bruise on the head noted, and a piece of insulated wire was around the neck. The incident occurred yesterday and was reported in New York.
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New York
Vincent Rice
Alice
Staten Island
McAdoo Stands By Party Loyalty Ahead Of Election
William G. McAdoo states he will preserve his party allegiance this year in response to inquiries about his stance on prohibition and the eighteenth amendment. The Augusta Chronicle published the reply after telegraphic inquiry from Thomas J. Hamilton.
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William G. McAdoo
Thomas J. Hamilton
Augusta Chronicle
Hamilton
McAdoo
Smith
Stowell
A. Stovell
Savannah Press
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