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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1923
Page
2
A humorous survey parodies auto industry fervor, noting soaring car sales and vast statistics. It cites comparisons of car ownership, theft, and production with global populations, includes regional contrasts around Danville and reference to 1928 demand, while lampooning the industry’s pervasive cultural reach.
Campaigning winds down with final appeals in home districts. Polls open 7 am to 7 pm as parties organize transport and turnout efforts. County results loom, with Democrats predicting Ruehle victory and Republicans leaning on past gains to forecast county outcomes. Local real estate sale notes Middletown property purchased for 1000 dollars by William H. Keller.
Business in the courts lists several property transfers in city and county areas with values from one to several thousand dollars, clear title deeds among George N. Railing Calvin Keyser and others, plus multiple marriage licenses for residents of Gettsyburg, Hagerstown, Chambersburg and Frederick. Equity cases include Samuel Levy and Anna Levy versus Frederick County Products Incorporated with a bill for specific performance and injunction, filed by Lea Weinberg as attorney for the plaintiff.
Two men Osborne Allen and Harold Robinson faced police court after a Sunday exhibition fight on West Sixth Street near Kinnehart's Alley. Crowds watched despite poor weather as Chief Filby halted the bout for lack of a license, arresting the fighters. Each posted $2.04 bail. Allen was released, Robinson jailed for failure to pay. Washington reports U.S. Latin American trade will reach about $2.0 billion by December 31, up from last year. An airplane was deployed to Canada for prospecting support.
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