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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1930

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Blaze Sweeps Boonsboro Garage Damages Homes

A large gas explosion and fire in Boonsboro destroyed a garage and damaged two houses, with ten cars burned including a new one belonging to Dewey Warrenfeitz. Hagerstown and Boonsboro fire crews helped, saving several residences as chemical exposure and lack of rainfall risked the town.

Boonsboro Hagerstown Fredersat Dewey Warrenfeitz Catton Sora ‘Nally Kephart Hagéetstown Russ“rc Brothers Boonstore Carlton Kephartid Wiliam H. Beachley Boonshoro Hagerstown Re Frederick

Weather influence on 1930 Frederick county election turnout

An analysis notes rainfall affected voting, with 70 percent turnout countywide and about 64 percent in Frederick district. Democrats benefited on the Eastern Shore while Baltimore remained Democratic. overall county results were mixed with no clear countywide winner. A fire caused $300,000 in damage.

Frederick Frederick Voty Biarriand Counse Harford Cecil Anne Arin

JOMES GUILTY RECOMMENDS FIVE YEAR SENTENCE

The jury found Jones guilty of grand larceny after deliberations. He faces a potential five year term and may appeal. the defense argued against the conviction and sought further arrest warrants. The case involved alleged misuse of orphanage funds.

Agram Etkenad Emeccuer Taurl Peerusry Tae Jones

Many Prizes Announced For Armistice Parade Plans

The Francis Scott Key Post announces a large Armistice Day parade on November 11 with the First Regiment bands and school groups taking part. Prizes include silver cups for fire companies and awards for best appearance in line, best decorated bicycle and motorcycle, and various floats. Details to follow as business groups determine if Armistice Day will be a full or half holiday.

Francis Scott Ker ATL Taal Sish Jona's Institute Mary- 130 Slave School For the Deaf Sze Prises Arnold's North Market-street Maryland S10 Prim, Fame H. Noel Haier Frederick

Democrats Score Gains In Washington County

Voter results show Democrats gaining in Washington County with W Preston Lane winning for attorney and Frederick N. Zihlman and David Frederick securing congressional seats. County ticket backed Byron for state senate while Republican candidates suffered losses. unopposed Clerk of Court Edward Oszxaid obtained 12,591 votes amid a mixed slate of local races.

Washington County Revernoe W Preston Lane Attorme David J Frederick N. Zihlman Congress William D. Byron Insport Daniel D. Keetty Repub Joeegh D Frederick Ot Edward Oszxaid Qther Cacsisdaiez Ichees Lot Orphans Bazin Beare Henry Mace Iyegor Bawac Scnindel Democras

Ritchie plurality tops 70,000 in sixth district tally

Final returns show David J. Lewis defeating incumbent Tihlman by 6,598 votes in the Sixth Congressional District. Official canvass ruled high totals to be counted. Baltimore precincts not in early totals sparked an Attorney General ruling. County returns push Democratic Lewis to a 6,398 edge over Republican Zihlman. other statewide race results listed.

Ritchie Baltimore W Jones Jones David J. Lewis Frederick WW. Zihlman Preston Lazie David A. Robe Wiliam Gordy, Jr W. Newton Jackson Clerk of Court of Appeals James A. Young

Library committee discusses annual funds and reports

Frederick County Free Library executive committee reviews annual operating funds submitted by Vice-President Joazson. About 2,000 letters sent and responses modest compared with last year. Librarian Miss Mary Newman presents Ostover and Joxs reports with circulation figures, new books and borrowers.

Frederick County Joxs Cmtary

Ten Acquitted in Carolina Lynching Case

Ten men charged with murder conspiracy and assault in the lynching of Allen Green a 52 year old Black man were acquitted. The jury directed not guilty for seven others on the same charges including Walhalla mayor R B Valentine and night policeman Kevin Jones. Green faced criminal assaults upon a white woman leading to the jail raid.

Walaalla Tenmeo Ioaehing Alen Green Wer Walhala R. B. Valentine Kevin Jones Green

Interstate Commission Dismisses Pensylvania Rail Petition

The Interstate Commerce Commission refused to interfere with Baltimore and Ohio passenger transfers at New York after dismissing Pennsylvania Railroad’s request for an investigation into alleged discrimination in B&O arrangements. The ruling cited lack of grounds for a formal inquiry under interstate commerce law.

Washington Baltimore and Ohio Bus Lines New York Cir Wwas Interstate , Commerce Commissiot Pens- Sylvania Railroad Iimore and Ohioarvarements Ahceed Interstace

Red Cross Roll Call Chairs Named in Frederick Area

District chairmen for the annual Red Cross Roll Call in Frederick city and county were announced by Roll Call Director Benjamin B. Rosensvonk. Local drives aim to exceed a 2 040 member quota with support from business employers and clubs including the Frederic Lions and the M C A. Names of designated leaders and communities such as Catoctin Furnace Mass Haven and Hagerstown appear among the volunteers ready to organize drives and distribute membership materials.

Red Cros Frederick City Benjamin B. Rosensvonk Red Crass Psigmac Compan Ve C P. Telephone Company Aso Frederice Lions Clus Raica Ortess Dss Condon Kateehaisnen Ny Rogers. & Heighis Edgar

Lars Husband Fired SME

A fragmented OCR item notes a disjointed reference to a person named Lars and a firing event linked to a small or medium enterprise context. Details are unclear due to garbled text.

Lars Husband Tee Sd H. Mang

Improvements to Charity Property Finished in Frederick

The Federated Charities report improvements to charity property in Frederick including a new headquarters room for clinics and a large multiuse space. Investments and a Miss Williams estate add $50,019.72 in securities, yielding a net income of $3,055.50 after improvements. Budget shows a $6,130 expenditure and a $258.75 deficit, with $5,881.23 raised from contributions and Miss Williams provisions for free drugs via a new credit system for Frederick physicians.

Put Health Asisetmahen Frederick County Crown Emergency Association Alsoring Florence Garper Iurze Frederick Federated Charities Ding Frederick Medical Society Federated Charities Feem Victor F Les

Bandits Take $40000 From Express Heist Report

An armed hold up on an express service results in a $40000 theft. Authorities mention the bandits fled with the cash after a brief confrontation. No injuries reported. Investigators pursue multiple leads as the case unfolds.

Democrats Not To Get Control In Incoming House

Incoming House politics hint at continued GOP leadership as Democrats fail to secure a governing majority. Analysts note factional divides and strategic votes across key committees shaping early legislative priorities.

Brookhart May Join Democrats In Senate

Senate balance hangs on Iowa Republican Brookhart who says he may back Democrats if their legislative program meets his approval. A GOP led body could then face a Curtis deciding vote with Shipstead aligning as usual with Republicans, altering control.

Associated Pree Tve Festal Yates Vestal Claude CG. Ball Mittee Senate Brookhart Iowa Shipstead Farmer-Labor Minnagate Whith Curtis

Man Sentenced After Drunk Driving and Assault Incident

Ray Cromwell was sentenced Thursday and again today after pleading guilty to drunken driving and assault. He received 60 additional days and a $100 fine for operating a car while intoxicated. The case arose from towing a junked car when another man, Charles Hyatt, drove and denied involvement. Ray's mother, Mrs. Carl Cromwell, testified he came home drunk and assaulted her.

Justice Bennet Prohim Ray Whale Pollee Court Carl Cromwell Kiinhart Charles Hyatt Hyatt Rae Walsh George Nagle People's Court

Freight Steamer Upshur Disabled Off West Fain Beach

The Merchants and Manufacturers freight steamer Upshur was disabled off West Fain Beach and towed by the revenue cutter Nansemond and Yarnacaw. It is being taken to Jacksonville though weather may delay arrival. Upshur reportedly lost its propeller and damage made at sea unreparable. captain said cargo is in danger.

Baltimore Upshur West Fain Beach Nansemond Yarnacaw W. Hands Tanger Jacksonville Tournsweather

Leaves Cleared By City Workers In One Day

Seven truckloads of leaves were removed from Frederick streets by city workers led by Street Sweeper Adolph Hahn. Officials warn residents to burn only in enclosed containers due to winds and fire risk as autumn colors fade and chestnut trees decline locally.

Adolph Hahn Cily Frederick Policy Headquarters Mt. Alto Tennessee Frederick County

Two Negroes Executed for Murders in Raleigh

News from Raleigh reports two black men executed for murder in the state prison. One man Sloan confessed to killing a woman and slaying Mrs Elsa Marshall of Greenburgh New York in a prior case.

Raleigh N.C Sloan Elsa Marshall Greenburgh N.Y

Frederick Lions Achieve Perfect Attendance in District Meeting

The Frederick Lions Club was honored at a Gettysburg Lions International district meeting for achieving perfect attendance in the first half of the contest. Governor Dan Kramer and Governor Richard P. Simmons spoke, with Frederick attendees listed as Major Lloyd C. Culler and others.

Frederick Dan Kramer Heading 14Th District Richard P. Simmons 22Nd District George L. Taylor Lhey Gettieburg Club Major Lloyd C. Culler Roger B. Wolfe Jacob H. Schmidt Michael J. Croghan Richard Keiser Charles F. Seeger Herman C. Gubsch A. Hart Etehtson Charles D. Albaugh Edward Betz James W. Doonan Bernard M. Davis

Hoover Urges Nation to Aid Those In Need This Thanksgiving

President Hoover calls on Americans to observe Thanksgiving by aiding those suffering from causes beyond their control. He notes the nation has endured less turmoil than others and urges charitable action to help the needy.

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