Potomac Edison Board to Consider Bond Redemption Today
Potomac Edison Company directors meet in special session at 4 p.m. in the Potomac Edison Building to weigh redeeming about 11 million dollars of high interest bonds. M. F. Riley will present the proposal, with Mmory L. Coblen chairing. any action awaits Public Service Commission approval and hinges on potential savings from refinancing at a lower rate.
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Potoma Edison Company
Fotomac Edison
M. F. Riley
Hagerstown
Mmory L. Coblen
Public Service Commission of Maryland
Potomac Edison
Red Cross Roll Call Starts Soon in Frederick County
The tenth annual Red Cross Roll Call will run from Armistice to Thanksgiving in Frederick County led by Judge Russell H. Lighter. Enrollment begins November 11 with Markell H. Nelson named Roll Call Director. Maryland Governor Ritchie urges nationwide support as the county plans a meeting at the YMCA to organize memberships and junior enrollment.
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American Red Cross
Trederick County
Russell H. Lighter
The
Red Cross
United States
Baltimore
Markell H. Nelson
Court Street
Constanly
Maryland
Edward &. Delaplaine
Red Hot Sessions Of Congress Are Due
Charles P. Stewart reports Washington expects a lively winter with a red hot session of Congress focused on Senator Reed’s investigation and a chorus of named figures. Borah leads alien property talk, while debates touch Reed’s inquiry, the alien property custodianship and the Bosch Magneto case tied to past administrations.
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Congress
Charles P. Stewart
NEA
Washington
Jim Heed
Reed
Capitol
Borah
Idaho
Miller
Daugherty
A. Mitchell ‘Palmer
Wilson
Bosch Magneto Company
Presents Oil Painting of Dr Thomas B Johnson
A handsome oil portrait of the late Dr Thomas B Johnson is gifted to Frederick City Hospital Association by Mrs L V Baughman. The 25 by 30 inch work by Helen De Ford Keller of Baltimore hangs in the hospital superintendent's office and differs in expression from a related portrait in Osler Hall.
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Thomas B. Johnson
Frederick City Hospital
Dr. Johnson
Hospital
Mar
Fate of Three Adrift on Lake Erie Unknown
Erie Pa Nov 6 The fate of two men and a woman adrift on Take Erie in two wrecked boats remains undetermined 26 hours after three barges broke away from the tag Barrytea Buffalo during a storm off the port Thursday night Mr and Mrs William Mew of Buffalo were rescued from one wrecked boat or a fishing rig last night A barge Fretdem is ashore near New York state line and the crew of the Coast Guard station has gone to the scene to attempt rescue of a man and a woman aboard The barge St Catherine with Tan Newman New York city aboard has not been located and is believed to have foundered
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Erie. Pa
Seven Hurt In Packing Plant Explosion In Kansas City
Seven men were injured when an explosion wrecked the Wa. & Co. packing company plant in Kansas City today. The blast occurred at the Vgerflizer repairment shop, with authorities suspecting a spontaneous cause amid damage estimates.
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Kansas City
Wa. & Co
County Apples Shipped Abroad In 25 Car Loads
Frederick County apple growers report 25 carloads shipped to Europe and other foreign markets. Jonathans Yorks Stayman Winesaps and Grimes Golden were common varieties sent abroad with prices generally higher than domestic levels as the crop was short overseas. Some shipments were by brokers, others direct, with destinations including London Welland and several southern states.
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Europe
Frederick
Stiles
London
England
Welland
Stayman-Winesaps
Grimes Golden
Georgia
Alabama
Tennessee
Queen Marie Seeks Healings Of Royal Rift In American Visit
Queen Marie travels from Vancouver to Seattle amid hopes a rift with Major Washburn and Sammel Hill will mend through friendship and loyalty. The royal train will depart Seattle tonight for the East, with Hill to leave and Washburn remaining as aide. The first stop was Delaine near the Canadian border, where Hill once built a peace portal dedicated by President Harding.
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Queen Marie
Seattle
United States
Vancouver
B. C
Sammel Hill
Stanley Washburn
Marie
Tle Queen
Mrr. Hill
Major Washburn
Delaine
Mr. Hill
Harding
Fire destroys Laytonsville garage and nearby properties
A Friday blaze in Laytonsville destroyed the garage and C. W. Mullinix's implement store and home, plus Roy Barber's undertaking business. Homes of Maggie Kimball and Chick Plumber were badly damaged. Fire spread due to water shortage as Rockville and Kensington units aided with bucket brigades of hundreds. Mullinix stock of farming implements was lost.
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Laytonsville
C. W. Mullinix
Roy Barber
Maggie Kimball
Chick Plumber
Rockville
Kensington
Gaithersburg Mayor Fined for Disorderly Conduct
William McBain mayor of Gaithersburg was fined five dollars plus costs by Magistrate Samuel Riggs after a Police Court conviction for disorderly conduct following a street dispute with Millard Gartner. The testimony alleged Gartner used language breaching the peace during the quarrel on Gaithersburg streets. Rev Joseph R Sizax Bas to be vesper speaker at Lond Tollese service on Sunday November 7 at 4 pm.
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William McBain
Gaithersburg
Samuel Riggs
Rorkville
Millard Gartner
Marer
Gartner
Syzoo
Joseph R. Sizen
D. PR Pasinp
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
Washington
D. C
Vr Sizax Bas
South India
Min.ister
Coroner uses phrase death from inevitable accident
London November 6 AP Coroner Oddie of Weatmingler coined the expression death from inevitable accident for inquests into deaths caused by automobiles in the middle of streets. He notes that past generations might cross without looking but rapid transit makes such imprudence frequently fatal.
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London
Oddie of
Erection of Frederick Street Signs Underway
The city began placing new street signs after a semi monthly meeting with the Mayor and Aldermen. Four workers mounted signs along streets near the courthouse, 25 signs erected with more to follow after a short pause for sewer work. A sign error mislabels an intersection, and one complaint about poles was logged. A special session discussed minor bills tied to Opera House and City Hall improvements.
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Frederick
Court House
Atty [Oree
Court
Record Streets
Record
Courtstreet
Opera House
Secret Marriage in Baltimore Announced
New York report of a secret marriage in Baltimore a month ago between Barbara Sands and Lt. George R. Burgess U S A stationed at Fort Adams Newport R I. The marriage was announced by Ogden L Mills a cousin of the bride and the leave of absence for Burgess was granted today.
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New York
Baltimore
Barbara Sands
William K. Vanderbilt Sr
George R. Burgess
Fort Adams
Newport RK
Ogden L. Mills
Burgess
George Winthrop Sands
Mr. Sands
France
Samuel Stevens Sands
W. K. Vanderbilt
Stock Prices Move Irregularly On Tax Reform Hopes
In New York on November 6 AP reports stocks moved irregularly higher as investors reacted to Coolidge’s tax rebate proposal. Bulls were aided by the news but tempered by smaller than expected reductions in member loans last month versus Fed totals. Total volume about 700,000 shares.
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New York
Rain or Snow Predicted Next Week Weather Outlook
Washington dispatch reports a forecast for the coming week starting Monday with generally fair conditions early. Clouds and rain or snow are expected in the north and south regions around Tuesday and again toward the end of the week. Temperatures to run above normal early, then near normal later. Armistice Day parade plans include Independent Has Company participation with about 10 percent of uniforms expelled in the incline and a committee led by Jiminy Met Phepas Levi Shaw Vel pon Terr Clarenes Verniz M Reeser finalizing arrangements.
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Washington
Independent
Jiminy Met
Phepas
Levi
Shaw Velpon Terr
Clarenes Verniz
M+ Reeser
Wiliam H. Hobbs Convicted for DUI in Rok We
William H. Hobbs of Mount Airy was sentenced to a 20 day sentence in Rok We jail after a driving while intoxicated offense. Judge Samuel Fours presided in Pelive Cat. Hobbs was arrested by Alain Lev, sheriff of Tork Hide.
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Wiliam H. Hobbs
Mount Airy
Rorkville
Samuel Fours
Rok
Alain Lev
Sheff
Hall Mills Case Moves Slowly Amid Smiles at Trial
The Hall Mills murder trial resumes with Mrs. Mary Demarest on the stand as defense counsel questions her about seeing Henry Stevens in New Brunswick the morning after the slayings. The defendants include Frances Stevens Hall and Willie Stevens, charged alongside Henry.
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Hall-Mills
Willie
Somerville
Frances Steveng Hall
Henry
Willie Stevens
Mary Demarest
Clarence E. Case
Fleury N. Dickman
Hall Mhs
Reese
Pickman
Ienry Stevens
Lavallette
New Brunswick
Simpson
Stevens
Berbees
Dickman
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Charlotte Mills
Choirsinger
Wille Stevens
M. J
Val- Mills
Clarence K. Case
Henry Stevens
Edward W. Hall
Eleanor R. Mills
Admits He Fired Shot Killing Man After Crash
Michael Cuzzolini a 16 year old Baltimore youth confessed to firing the shot that killed Herbert Quinn a 54 year old farmer of Kingsville Md following a collision on the Philadelphia road near Connetown Baltimore county The shooting followed a quarrel after the crash Cuzzolini and Jahn Chiarelli 24 were charged with assaulting and killing Quinn in Eastern District Police Court both held without bail Magistrate Readata ordered further action by a grand jury The two others involved Mrs Mice Faja 18 and Datista Seppe as well as Penjamin T Ensor of Monkton were mentioned in the incident but details were unclear
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Baltimore
Michael Cuzzolini
Herbert Quinn
Farmer
Kingsville
Philadelphia
Connenton
Caozzoelini
Jahn Chiarelli
Mice Faja
Quinn
Penjamin T. Ensor
Monkion
Datista Seppe
Cazanli
Chiarelly
Will Ag Quin
Readata
Sepre
Wef
Aaron Ter
Uae
Population boom debated as Frederick may near 13k
City growth since the 1920 census is debated with estimates ranging from 12,600 to 15,000. Analysts cite natural increases of about 400 yearly and a 600 addition from annexations, noting last year births at 350 and deaths at 83. A new census could reveal a pronounced rise if current trends continue.
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Fred Orlele
Frederick
Oto
Wredwokely
Frederick Weld
U.S
Frederigk
Jnecedius
Chambers of Commerce
World Wheat Surplus Lifts Market Trends Across Commodities
World wheat exportable surplus reaches 800 million bushels against 700 million import need guiding price declines of 1 5 8 to 26 8 cents. Argentine and Australian crops face rust and weather risks while corn and oats markets show mixed moves as livestock feeding boosts corn demand. Butter markets stay steady with modest gains in eastern cities. stock market shows resilience with railroad and industrials leading gains amid rate cuts and strong investment demand.
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Chicago
Argentina
Australia
Canada
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Tax refund plan blamed on Coolidge as treasury says
Washington reports a White House ten percent tax refund plan described by the Treasury as Coolidge’s own idea not Mellon inspired. Officials expect only a spring gift to taxpayers, not a year end or immediate refund, with aims to ease revenue surpluses and avoid broad tax cuts.
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Coolidge
Treasury
Washington
White House
Ion Ay Ihuals
Benesesand
Onedidge
Bag
Melton
Cole
Armistice Day Plans By Legion Auxiliary In Lodgeroom
The American Legion Auxiliary organized Armistice Day plans at a Friday meeting in the Pythian Castle lodge room. A street sale on Church and Market in front of Central Trust Co will raise funds for a Christmas treat for servicemen at the Sabillasville sanitorium. Memorial and grave decorations at Mt Olivet Cemetery and the Francis Scott Key monument were announced. The eighth and fortieth groups will parade in uniform, and a card party is set for November 15 at the hotel Blue and Grey room with prizes. An executive meeting in Baltimore installed state officers, with Mrs Birely and Mrs Ramsbure attending from this town. A new pipe organ was installed at the War Memorial Building.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Pythian Castle
Auxiliary
Wal
Church
Market Streets
Central Trust Company
Fsrmer
Sis'9
Sabillasville
Royal P. Kemp
E. F. Munshower
Earl Gilbert
Ernest Lippa
George Birely
Mt. Olivet
Francis Scott Key
Munshower
Kemp
Fred Knock
Erwin Kemp
Mary Burger
Department of Mary
War Memorial
Baltimore
Birely
Ulagsett Ramsbure
Mise May A. Darhaz
Psat
Among the Sick and the Town Notes on Local Ailments
Mrs Charies Ti Sitlar lies critically ill at residence with ten others reported in poor condition. Pinal, once active, now appears as unwell as Mos Samo. Mr heries M. shank, after a fall, shows weak recovery. Dr EL Beck ia of Palade is named as cause of distress, linked to prior work in Mob Doonan long noted in the community. The Later Arm: feld carpy and oviposis in Auniica.
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Charies Ti
Sitlar
Serantette
Pinal
Heries M. Shank
Beckley
EL Beckia
Palade
Mob Doonan
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Andere
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Wizard Ryans
Ku Klux Klan
New
Will Hayes
Goodrich
Indiana
Everett Sanders
Yare
Frank L. Smith
Ilinois
Senator Reed
Watson
Sanders
Mayfield
Holland
City
Stain
Machine
Alex Tire
Eta Atha Toys Af Valety
Lackawanna
Glen Aiden Coal Company
Southern Pacific
U. S. Steel Common
Q:tober
Subsidiarie
Baldwin Locomotive Company
Mack Trucks
Chandler Common
Preferred
General Motors
Woolworth
Carothersvile
Mel
Cary
Vic Joseph Maltz
Ard Aml
Sl Perry
Paslish
Neecey
Daten
Ucsan
Fiaus
Legion Auxiliary
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