Armistice Day Parade and Local Weddings Surprise Frederick
Frederick arrangements unfold for Armistice Day with about 1500 in the parade and cash prizes for floats while two weddings in Baltimore and Frederick surprise friends. R Rush Lewis and Miss Margaret J Duvall wed in Baltimore with Rev G Hills Williams attending. Ransom R Lewis and Hazel S Willey marry in Baltimore after license issued Friday.
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Baltmore
R. Rush Lewis
Margaret J. Duvall
Frederick
Baltimore
Mr. Lewis
Ransom R. Lewis
Hazel S. Willey
Washington, D. C
Lewis
Miss Duvall
G. Hills Williams
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
Miss Duval
Willey
Wheat Values Score Gains In Past Week
Wheat values in Chicago rose 1% to 21% cents from a week ago as domestic supply tightens and overseas weather strengthens demand. Corn gained about 3% while oats slipped and provisions advanced, driven by reduced U S wheat stocks, low Duluth supplies, and earlier planting delays amid Hessian fly concerns.
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Chicago
United States
Duluth
Australia
Canada
Argentina
Raneas
Illinois
Nebraska
Europe
Maloy Files Candidacy for Governor
William Mines Maloy of Beltimore filed a certificate of candidacy for governor with the Maryland Secretary of State at Annapolis. The papers were delivered by messenger. Humphreys of Salisbury is the other filed candidate. Maloy is a Democrat.
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Beltimore
William Mines Malor
People's Counsel
Annapolis
Entertains Mrs RR Shank at College Parkway
Mrs. RR Shank entertained guests at her residence on College Parkway with a bridge and 500 party Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o clock.
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RR. Shank
College Parkway
Early settlement of coal strike seen
Governor Pinchot of Pennsylvania expresses optimism that both sides in the anthracite coal strike will reach agreement soon. A Bronx grand jury foreman had urged action to end the fuel dispute, and the governor replied he was hopeful an accord is near.
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New York
Pinchot
Pennsylvania
William Deegan
Bronx
New Car Service Agent Promoted at Niagara Falls Line
Walter W. H. McDaniel formerly of Frederick and 19 years with Niagara Falls Power Company has been promoted to Car Service agent of the Niagara Junction Railway. He will oversee relations with railroads and manufacturing plants in Niagara Falls and currently resides in Niagara Falls New York.
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Frederick
Niagara Fails Power Company
Niagara Junction Railway
McDaniel
Railoads
Niagara Falls
McDannel
Niagaa Falls
Hood College Building and Endowment Fund Campaign Opens
The Retail Merchants Association of Frederick endorses Hood College campaign to raise 500000 to bolster its standing with regional college groups. Campaign leaders report readiness. a Monday meeting in Winchester Hall will show a sales demonstration for workers as alumnae prepare to open their drive with an opening dinner on November 13.
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Retail Merchants Association of Frederick
Hood College
Association of Colleges and Preparatory Schools
Middle States
Maryland
Joseph H. Apple
Samuel W. Maples
Frederick
Emory L. Coblentz
David C. Winebrenner
Winchester Hall
Winebrenner
Charles McC Mathias
Teams
Mass
Margaret R. Motter
Helen O'Boyle Hamme
Coolidge Looks Favorable to Tax Reduction Plan
President Coolidge, after a White House meeting with Representative Tilson, indicated support for the bipartisan tax reduction plan drafted by the House Ways and Means Committee. Tilson praised most provisions but questioned the handling of normal rates while Senator Norris criticized several parts, opposing bigger cuts and the estate tax reduction.
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Coolidge
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Connecticut
Republican House
Seader
House
Wars and Means
White House
Representa Itive Tilson
Norris
Nebraska
House Committee
Rest in Case Arising From Blazer Murder Trial
State rests in the Dr. Harold Elmer Blazer murder case after Dr. George A. Moline testified Blazer’s sanity may be simulated and caused by opiate or choloroform. Prosecution questioned insanity and precautionary limits kept children from courtroom proceedings.
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Tableton
Col
Apy Oaster
Harold Elmer Blazer
Hazel
Joel Slone
George A. Moline
Denver
Blazer
Moline
Samuel Johnson
Joel FE. Stone
Lewis D. Mower
HW. Il. Aldredze
Campbell Still Prisoner in Jail
Brunswick man Jesse Campbell remains jailed in the Sullivan murder case. His attorney, Lewis Campbell, cites no firm plan for habeas corpus relief, though a filing was anticipated next week. The defense plans to argue two men followed Campbell from the Sullivan home before Mrs. Elsie Sullivan was found shot in her Potomac Street apartment. Funeral services were held in Baltimore.
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Jesse Campbell
Brunswick
Elsie Sullivan
Lewis
Campbell
Baltimore
Sullivan
Fire on auto carrying whisky kills one in Chester
Chester South Carolina November 7 AP. Sia Cliburn of Rock Hall was fatally shot when Chester county officers fired on a car believed to carry whisky from Chester to Rock Hall. The small car refused to halt and no shots came from inside. Fifty gallons of whisky were found in the car. Cliburn died shortly after the shooting.
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Chester
S. C
Sia Cliburn
Rock
Clayburn
U S Refuses Countess Karoly Admission Again
The State Department refused today to grant a renewed request by Countess Karoly wife of the former president of Hungary for admission to the United States.
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Washington
State Department
Countess Karoly
I Nn
United States
Wall Street to Float French German Loans
New York reports indicate impending loans on Wall Street to France and possibly Germany. Financial experts note the French stabilization effort and Washington signals that the State Department will not block loans to stabilize the franc. Berlin dispatches cite proposals to extend long term credits in New York and London to aid German access to Russian and Eastern European markets.
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New York
France
Germany
Wall Street
Heher
Washington
State Department
Berlin
Tetline
Lomien
Beauty Parlor Owner Found Dead In Thicket
The body of Mrs Hans densen, a beauty parlor owner, was found in a thicket in the southern part of the city. Nearby lay a broken hammer and a small sharp knife. The woman appeared to have been struck on the head with the hammer and an effort made to cut off her head.
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Orden
Hans © Densen
Cir Sodar
Week Starts Cold Then Warmer For Mid Atlantic
The forecast calls for cold weather at the start of the week in the North and Middle Atlantic States followed by mostly fair conditions. Temperatures are expected to settle near normal as the week progresses.
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Washington
Aslantic
Heclinng
Lowndes Wing Certificates And Primary Fight
The Lowndes wing of the Republican party filed candidacy certificates for the next county primary, with ten dollar fees to place names on ballots. Candidates listed include Marion A. Humphreys for governor from Wicomico, John Philip Hill for U.S. senator from Baltimore city, and William F. Broening for attorney general from Baltimore, filed through Brooke Lee and John W. Grove.
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Feld
Lowndes
Republican
Weller
Brooke Lee
John W. Grove
Teachers Hold Meeting in City
Forty four teachers from one and two room schools met in a full day session in the Academy building led by Miss Florence Jenkins supervisor. The program covered health in county schools and school laws with talks by Dr Kefauver superintendent Palmer and others. A supervised study Geography lesson and a talk on arithmetic were among afternoon activities. Numerous attendees and progress reports from school citizen societies were reported.
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Byntiss Jenkins
G. Lloyd Palmer
Kefauver
F.D. Harshman
Kefanver
Palmer
Jenkins
Alma Matthews
Foxville
Virginia
Jenking
Hazel Holster
Mt. Philip
Naomi Smith
Everhart
F. D. Harshman
Miss Jenkins
Edna Fulmer
Lottie Bogler
Mary Thomas
Elizabeth Magnnada Favorite
Hazel Lizar
Ethel A. Forle
Alvey J. Horine
Edith Lighter
Helen I. Phillips Glayds V. Martin
Mrs. Myrtle
E. Troxell
Theodosia FP. Masson
Rose Copeland
George R. Stottiemeier
Robert J. Ridgely
Thomas Mumford
Charles Frashour
iMr
Shaver
United Support Expected for New House Tax Bill
Washington November 7 AP Practically united support from Republicans and Democrats in the House Ways and Means Committee is now confidently expected for a tax reduction bill. The panel has acted on most key points, with a non partisan measure in sight and broad backing anticipated from leaders.
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Washingtoun
House
Ways and Means Committee
Green
Mellon
Garner
Texas
Melton
New Lighting Signals Stir Public Debate in Frederick
City debates new electric traffic signals installed to speed transit while maintaining safety. Pedestrians fear red light violations and collisions from green signals. experts call for study. Dealers of the system defend visibility and plan to place signals on ornamental poles, but critics say they obstruct traffic and risk hits from tall vehicles.
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Trafic
Wauy
Frederick
Sire Wall
Special Election to Name Ladds Successor in North Dakota
Governor Seale sets June 26 for a special election to choose a successor to the late Senator B. E. Ladd. Nomination deadline June 20 for the North Dakota primary. Cleveland report notes safety council officialAdam Katz urges home kissing to curb street accidents.
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Ladd
Bismarck
N. 2
A. G. Seale
BE. F. Ladd
North Dakota
Cleveland
Adam Katz
Cleveland Safety Council
Stock Prices React After Showing Strength
New York stocks rallied early with gains across industrial issues pushing several to yearly highs. United States Steel reached 139 1/4 before fading as weekend selling heated up. General Motors hit 139 3/4 and other names such as United States Rubber Hed Chemical Texas Gulf Sulphur and Schulte Cigar Stores showed highs before a late market pullback. About 1.3 million shares were traded in the final hour.
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New York
Norv. Ztap
United States
General Motors
United States Rubber
Hed Chemical
Texas Gulf
Schulte Cigar
Running Professor Dies In London Funeral Attendees
Dr E A L Barton professor of physics at Nottingham University College died while running to catch a tram car in London. Professors attended his funeral in caps and gowns.
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E AL Barton
Nottingham University College
White
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