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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1928
Page
1
Belief runs high that a heavy vote will be polled locally on Tuesday with broad participation expected across the community. Officials emphasize an elaborate local election service to assist voters and ensure accurate tallies.
The report notes Frederick Eirl died in a traffic crash on Baltimore Pike. The incident is tied to D. Chas. Winebrenner as part of the local account.
Miss Ads Wenner 19 of Brunswick died after a crash on the Baltimore road eight miles west of EU Sunday evening. Her Ford was struck by a Dodge driven by D. C. Winebrenner Jr of this city. Roy Winebrenner's car then hit the scene, and Wenner died at St. Agnes Hospital in Baltimore from a fractured skull and brain concussion. Es scolt County and State police investigated, declaring the crash unavoidable.
Frederick Chamber of Commerce and local groups announce a week long observance of Franz Schubert’s death centenary in Frederick in November 1825. A planning meeting with representatives from the Chamber of Commerce Hood College Frederick High School Rotary Kiwanis Lions and others set museum and church event participation in venues including courts and theaters.
The Hood hockey squad fell 4 2 at Mt Washington on Saturday in a tight contest. Washington carried the ball repeatedly down the field but the Hood defense led by Martha Tiss CE and Stadthe Cacson held firm as the period wore on.
The column lists radio broadcasts from AP and local stations for national figures and events ahead of the election. It explains polling hours from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., urges voters to study the ballot, and details the ballot layout for President Vice President Senators Representatives and a constitutional amendment. It warns about the three mark rule and provides guidance on completing the ballot and seeking assistance from election officials.
Manchester New Hampshire November 5 AP Hubert Pillsbury Secretary of State was arrested at his home and taken to Concord for arraignment charged with embezzling state funds. The warrant cites about 134 but officials say the discrepancy nears 1 000.
G. Oliver Snapp, prominent Winchester resident, was choked and beaten by a lone bandit in his North Cameron Street store around 9:30 am Saturday. The robber grabbed a few dollars from the cash drawer and fled as police searched the area. Neighbors heard cries but could not reach the scene before the escape.
The semi annual Myersville Sunday School District conference will convene in the U B church at Myersville with an evening election and officer installation. Speakers include Rev C Sorrick Rev Charles Foltz and Mrs J S Adam. a street parade caps the day.
A parade awarded a flag for having the most men in attendance at a Portenes event led by the Alb Ghan Shrine band from Cumberland. Notable attendees included Jacques De Molay Commandery past leaders and multiple officers from Middletown, Brunswick, Teersville, and Roscoe areas.
In Mexico City San Angel courtroom the broadcast of the Jose De Leon Toral trial was halted with a court order to remove the judge's microphone and restrict newspapers from publishing photographs or comments. The trial continues with limited media access and no reasons given for the bans.
Governor Smith urged Western farmers to back the Democratic ticket, arguing only a farm relief program tied to export surplus controls can restore prosperity. He contrasted Hoover and Smith on farm policy and spoke from a NBC studio amid a coast to coast radio hook up.
Units to march in the Armistice Day parade Monday November 12 with the State Police city police First Regiment Band military units colors and color guard Legion 40 and 8 Ladies Auxiliary Red Cross and others assembling at Market and Seventh at 2 PM Captain Guy Anders in charge march route from the fountain Market to Court and Second streets to Memorial Ground. A memorial service Sunday November 11 at Tivoli theater will feature General Fries and Judge Hammond Urner. A military ball at the Armory Monday night will cap the celebration.
Benjamin F DeVries longtimeBaltimore area Methodist Episcopal minister and former superintendent of the Frederick district died Tuesday Born in 1860 in Howard County he served at West Hartford Mount Vernon South Baltimore Walkersville Liberty and more He was a trustee and financial agent for Goucher and Morgan Colleges Survived by widow Ada DeVries daughter Ada Elizabeth Davies granddaughter and three sisters Funeral at St Mark's Baltimore Tuesday at 2 30 p m with interment at Druid Ridge Cemetery Baltimore
The Mount Air High School held registration and an election starting October 23 with a second registration on October 26 for students absent two weeks or sent away. Campaign debates preceded voting on November 1 with secret ballots and in-house counting to declare winners for President Vice President Electors Senators and a Second District Representative. The event was run by the Senior Problems of American Democracy Current Events Club led by adviser John P B Wooden Jr with president Kieffer Buckingham and secretary Carlton Skeyes.
Baltimore November 8 AP The States Attorney decides whether a charge of driving an airplane while intoxicated can be pursued before the disorderly conduct hearing for aviator Robert F Strange who crashed at Pimlico Airport. Strange and passenger William Brown escaped unharmed. Employer Leo Steinmetz had Strange arrested on disorderly conduct after claiming he drank before takeoff. The case, tied to aviation and existing motor-vehicle law, is set for tonight in Pikesville police court.
Gangsters invaded LaSalle Street in Chicago striking Leon Mongovan, a suspected bootlegger, as he sat in his car near the Rookery Building. He was shot three times and hospitalized with potentially fatal injuries. An assailant was seized, and bystanders narrowly escaped harm during the attack linked to the North Side gang led by George Moran.
Herbert Hoover arrives at Palo Alto after a 2000 mile campaign tour confident in Republican support. He plans a 6 45 p m Pacific time radio address from his study before tomorrow's election day. Work Urges Early Voting as registration swells, with forecasts of strong Republican turnout and 400 western votes anticipated. Curtis ends campaign in Topeka with an 8 20 mass meeting, voting plans, and travel to Washington to resume Senate duties.
A robber tried to enter Dir. and Mrs. Thomas L. Zimmerman of Rosemont on Saturday night but failed as the front door held. Police Jesse Schell Vernon T. South and Constable Chats W. Santth arrived within three minutes, searched the home but found no intruder. Two weeks earlier a pocketbook containing $25 was stolen when the front door had been unlocked.
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