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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Nov 05, 1925

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Prizes Announced for Armistice Day Parade in Frederick

The American Legion will award substantial cash prizes in three parade sections commercial costume and motorcycle bicycle for Armistice Day observance in Frederick next Wednesday. Prizes include 25 and 15 dollars for the commercial section best decorated motorcycles 5 3 and more for costumes and bike entries with no limit on entries in all sections as organizers seek a large but high quality display. Alton Y. Bennet Post Commander leads planning urging businesses to enter floats and residents to costume for a parade echoing Hallowe en crowds.

American Legion Europe Frederick Legion Keeh Alton Y. Bennet Hallowe’en Bennett Hallowe'en J. Paul Delphey

Wheeler Seeks Dismissal of Two Indictments

Senator Burton K Wheeler of Montana seeks to quash two federal indictments charging conspiracy to defraud the U S government over oil permits. He argues formal acquittal in Montana questions jurisdiction in the District of Columbia court. Proceedings to resolve jurisdiction are set for later this month.

Washington Burton K. Wheeler Montana Senate Dougherty District of Columbia Supreme Court District of Columbia Thomas J. Walsh Wheeler Charles A. Douglas Robert F. Stewart William A. Leahy Department of Justice

Tate Dies Declaring Innocence at Tennessee Electrocution

In Nashville on November 3, Robert Tate, accused of killing AL W. Condra of Condra's Switch, was executed at the state prison. He maintained innocence to the end, bidding farewell to his two brothers the night before. Condra was shot at his general store in Condra's Switch after closing for the day.

Nashville Tenn Robert Tate AL W. Condra Condra Tate

Upshaw Addresses In Frederick On Civic Values And Towson Row

Georgia Congressman William D. Upshaw spoke at Hood College and at the Lions Club in Frederick highlighting three Lionism fundamentals community loyalty enthusiasm and selfless service. He shared his Towson High School affair version and criticized school board action while plans for a First Baptist Church address and a Towson event were noted.

William D. Upshawe Georgia Lions Club Francis Scott Key Georga da ‘Bryan Democratic Sary Upshaw Hood College Chistian America Hood Congressman Upshw William C. Royal Towson Baltimore County Baltimore County School Board Crummer Congressman Upshaw First Baptist Church

Frederick county school board cancels Armistice Day parade

Frederick city and county schools will not participate in the Armistice Day parade on November 11 nor close for the day. The decision cites health advice and potential bad weather. The meeting covered school building programs at Jefferson and Middletown, proposed sales of five district buildings, staff changes, and new furniture for Harneville.

Frederick City Board of Education Jefferson Middletown Adamstown Clear Spring White Oak Sugar Loaf Myersville Katherine Crawford Thurmont School Otoole Nellie Starr Fountain Olive Thomas Harneville School Theea William C. Johnson A. LeRoy McCardell William L Gross Brunswick Frank Sappington Liberty

Banner Hunting Season Opens In County November 10

County sportsmen prepare for a heavy banner hunting season with rabbits and birds abundant due to favorable spring and summer weather. Licenses show about half of usual numbers issued. officials urge timely procurement as opening day approaches and remind hunters to carry licenses at all times.

John Mariz Rteater

Syria unrest worsens as French fight rebels

London reports say Damascus battles persist with French forces using artillery and planes against tribesmen. 4 000 rebels gather north of the capital as brigands threaten the route to Aleppo. Two American destroyers Coughlin and Samson reach Beirut to safeguard citizens and interests.

London Syria Damascue Damascus Aleppo Daimiteseifi-Athe Tne Hedjeji Drrng Jeaders Mediterranean Sea Alexandria Egypt Beirut Coughlin Samson

Father on murder trial for deformed daughter's death

Denver area case opens second day of jury selection in the trial of Dr Harold E Blazer charged with poisoning and killing his 22 year old daughter Hazel last February He claimed fear he would die and leave her a burden spurred him to act The courtroom drawn by a crowd of spectators saw nine of the original thirteen salesmen remain for possible jurors as jury selection continued.

Denver Harold E. Blazer Littleton Blazer Hazel

Suit tests Maryland race track betting laws in federal court

Baltimore Nov 5 AP A suit to test the constitutionality of Maryland race track betting laws as a public nuisance is expected to be filed in federal court. W Geran Gardiner counsel for the TriCounty Fair Association of Laurel says the action will claim state law permits betting to drain 5090 annually as a lottery and is discriminatory.

Baltimore Maryland W. Geran Gardiner Washington TriCounty Fair Association of Laurel Sat Gardiner

House committee sets tax production limit at 300 million

Washington reports the Ways and Means Committee tentatively fixed the total tax production at 300 million dollars for the next fiscal year. Director Melion and Budget Director Lori supported the figure after reviewing expenses, with some members favoring more cuts. The panel warned a treasury surplus may not exceed 89,060,008 dollars, while future rate revisions could push the limit higher if needed.

Washington House Ways and Means Committee Melion Lori Tard Treasury Green

Frederick Parade Set for Sunday Rally and Citywide March

Preparations continue for a large Frederick Sunday event with a parade at 2:15 PM followed by a 3 PM program at the Opera House. Traffic on North Market from Patrick to Seventh closes 1 PM to 5 PM. Major Elmer Munshower leads, with divisions from Hagerstown Middletown Woodsboro Emmitsburg Myersville Frederick and others participating.

Frederick Stetrnoon City Opera House Empire John S. Renn North Market Street Patrick Fountain Elmer F. Munshower Opera House Son Adam Frederick County G. Ellis Williams Homer J. Councilor Washington Joseph H. Apple Middletown Bower Emmitsburg Hagerstown Buckeystown South Market Street

Frustrate Move To Assassinate Mussolini Reported

Rome reports frustration of an assassination attempt on Premier Mussolini planned for yesterday during Armistice Day celebrations. In Rome the former socialist deputy Sambori was arrested as he left a hotel. In Turin retired General Louis Capello was arrested on a train leaving the country. The government ordered authorities to seize Masonic lodges subordinate to the Grand Orient.

Rome Mussolini Ausina Sambori Turin Louis Capello Microwchont Italy Grand Orient

Danish Nobility Connection Unveiled In Bandit Dutch Anderson Case

Rochester attorney William J. Baker reveals life history of George Dutch Anderson, the Danish born bandit Ivan Dahl Vonteller, whose death in Muskegon left a widow awaiting news. The story notes Anderson’s aliases, dubious past, and a $1000 body offer, with authorities wary of misidentification after a typewritten hoax letter.

Rochester N. Y Anderson Diasperado Muskegon Mich Rocheater Journal Post-Express William J. Baker Michigan America Atlante Baker George Anderson Les Vege Nance Browne Meing St. Louis Denmark Ivan Dahl Vonteller Gary Ind

Former Frederick Woman Killed by Auto in Baltimore

Mrs Zetta E Duvall 64 formerly of Frederick County and Frederick city died Wednesday night after being struck by a car on Edmondson Avenue near Strickler Street Baltimore Rufus Brooks 23 was arrested and later released to his attorney for coroner action Miss Margaret Harrison was in the car Brooks tried to brake but could not stop Duvall died at Brankhia Square Hospital Mrs Duvall identified by Thomas M Edwards of Harlem Avenue She is survived by sister Miss Mollie Darall and two Baltimore step brothers Charles and Scott Darall Mr and Mrs William Zimmerman are spending time in Atlantic City

Frederick Market Street Austin Baughman Baughman Commissioner Baughman Colonel Baughman Furn Boughmapy Hesita Zetta E. Duvall Baltimore Frederick County Frederick Elias Ellen Castle North Market Street Edmondson Avenue Strickler Street Rufus €. Brooks North Bentalou Street Foster Ranseen Thomas R. Horton Southwestern District Thomas M. Edwards Harlem Avenue Mollie Daral Charles and Scott Darall

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Kentucky Shejfis Lion. W. D. Upshaw Armistice Bay Col. Baughman U. S Paris Foreign Office United States Colorado New York Steels World News Sidney Geo Top Les Charles Hammond Lower U.S George “Dutch” Anderson Svaman George W. Rollins Atlanta Wiliam G. Zimmer West Thiml Street Atlantic City
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