Trains Collide Near Thurmont Injuring Sixteen
A head on collision between Baltimore to Hagerstown mail train No. 1 and freight train No. 900 east of Thurmont injures sixteen passengers and railroad workers. Most mail passengers are moved to Hagerstown with a new engine. the cause cited is a switch left open for the wrong direction.
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Baltimore
Hagerstown
Maryland R. R
Thurmont
M. A. Birely
N. Joseph
Frederick
George S. Korman
Ss. T. Swope
L. E. Butts
Westminster
George S. Hager
Samuel O. Strite
S. B. Gallagher
J. E. Walsi
H. Style
H. Sigmund
J. Nolan
B. Nolan
Chas. Snyder
John K. Thompson
Gian T. Wagner
Maryland
Hageretown
Hagers
Fraigh Way
F. W. Harbaugh
Samuel C. Strite
Strite
Birely
Associated Press
Harbaugh
Union Bridge
B. Gallagher
Gallagher
Stock Prices Rise As Bears Strive To Push Down
New York stock prices moved upward today despite renewed bear attempts to unsettle the market. Gains centered in high grade rails copper equipment and public utilities as buying remained brisk and float was thin. Call loans rose to 4 1/2 percent.
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New York
Deaths of Two Chums Prompt State Inquiry
In Lebanon Nova Scotia two youths named Gray died in separate incidents. Roland Gray 12 was found with a bullet wound in a field with a pistol nearby. Frederick Gray disappeared after being seen jumping into the Connecticut River between Lebanon and Bellows Falls on Saturday.
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Lebanon
NS. H
Roland Gray
Roland
Frederick Gray
Connecticut River
Bellow’s Falls
Frederick
Hood College Seniors Attend Annual Dance
Dean Sara C Lovejoy hosted the Hood College seniors with Hazan's orchestra in Winchester Halls. Guests included Dean Lovejoy President Joseph Hippie and Misses Martha Thomas Marijolvic Stackhouse Fanny Magee. Bo Peep theme with green white colors and several dances. decoration by a sophomore committee led by Natalie Fleck Anne Wasner and others. A separate notice states Edward J Heifenstein of Baltimore will receive a pectoral cross and chain from All Saints congregation for Bishop elect of the Episcopal Church cost about 241 and subscriptions invited in Baltimore
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Dean Lovejoy
Sara C. Lovejor
Hood College
Winchester
Joseph Hippie
Martha Thomas
Marijolvic Stackhouse
Fanny Magee
Cra
Hazan
Paul Jones
Natalie Fleck
Anne Wasner
Mary Smith
Frances Nortoa
Esther Hottenstein
Elizabeth Sarbes
Florence Berland
Groraelle Resanz
Sara Nell
Fev
Edward TJ. Heifenstein
Baltimors
Epicopal Church
All Saints’ Congregation
Ralymore
Deamen
Sunday Services at Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
Sunday services at Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church featured a full program with 120 men at the Leaders Class, sacraments received, and musical offerings by Miss Grace Lockton and Miss Jessie Newgeon. Hood College juniors hosted a dance and bridge, with students from Hood College and local entertainers performing several dances and readings.
Armistice Day Parade to Feature Frederick County Groups
Frederick set to stage the Armistice Day parade on Thursday November 11 with five bands National Guard units and numerous organizations in parade and a later ball at the First Regiment Armory Prizes totaling over 200 dollars will be awarded for best appearances costumes and floats about 60 children will form an American flag during the parade a football game between Frederick Athletic Club and USCG follows and a large nighttime dance is planned at the Armory with expected big crowds.
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Frederick
National Guard
First Regiment Armory
Alton ¥. Bennett
Frederick Athletic Club
McCurdy Field
Armory
Lodge
Hood College
F. Lester Smith
H. C. Albaugh
Everett Lipps
Paul Rhoads
Robert Putman
Charles Keller
Vernon Derr
Francis Perrott
John Snyder
Ernest Lipps
Clifford Yinger
Millard-Angleberser
Lewis Sponseller
Frederick High School
Civil suit over Florida realty sale proceeds heard
The case, suit over a $5 000 fee tied to a $45 900 Florida land sale, went to trial before Judge Glenn H. Worthington. Plaintiffs Hanford Hopkins and Robert Hopkins, students at Johns Hopkins, allege excessive commission paid to Alban M. Wood. defense argues fee legitimate under Floridian real estate practice.
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Florida
Glenn H. Worthington
Hanford
Robert Hopkins
New Market
Johns Hopkins University
Alban M. Wood
Hopkins
W.W. Hopkins
Harford County
Newman and Newman
Mr. Wood
Leslie N. Coblentz
Milton G. Urner, Jr
Wood
Auditors’ Report for Frederick County Nears Printing
The auditors’ report will be ready for distribution within a week or two after being finished and committed six weeks ago. The preparation process is in progress for printing. There are more than a thousand animals in the United States.
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Frederick County
The
United States
Tivoli Theatre Nearing Opening in Frederick
The Tivoli Theatre in Frederick, built by Stanley Crandall Company of Washington, is approaching completion with marble work, plastering, and a near finished concrete floor. Opening now expected about a month after November 20, depending on weather and finish. Company officials visit Frederick weekly to monitor progress and discuss management options.
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Tivoli
Frederick
Stanley-Crandall Company
Washington
Stanley-Crandall
Basilica of Ste. Anne de Beaupre Burns in Quebec Fire
Nov. 8 Quebec reports the wooden Basilica of Ste. Anne de Beaupre was burned to the ground with sacred relics. The original church had stood for years, with many pilgrims leaving crutches behind after miracles. Relics were saved and examined after the fire, but the famous statue was destroyed.
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Quebec
Ste. Anne de Beaupre
North America
Ste. Anne
Otter
Jossef
Pilzims
Ste. Anne de Beaufire
Site Anne
30 Per Cent Wage Rise in Virginia Coal Fields
An announcement from Norton Virginia dated November 8 reports a general wage increase of about 30 percent in the Virginia coal fields effective November. The rise adds roughly $750 per month to payrolls as coal men held informal conferences in recent days. A speaker from Goucher College will address a meeting at Oyster Hall on Thursday the 17th.
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Virginia
Neorton
Virzira
Andards
Pe Lila Own
Goucher Collesa
Rathmare
Freieneh
American Yesetan
University Womer
Woo Oyster Hall
Thurs
OCR Osa
Market
Patrick Siresis
Knights Templar at church service in Mt. Airy
One hundred fifteen Knights Templar and their ladies from Maryland Commandery No. 1 Baltimore and 45 from Jacques DeMo lay Commandery No. 4 Frederick attended the service at Calvary Methodist Episcopal church Mt. Airy. A. Frank Miller assisted as host and stewards and Rev. Emmette R. Spencer led the worship.
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Agid
Knights Templar
Maryland Commandery
No. 1
Baltimore
Jacques DeMolay
Frederick
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
Mt. Airy
Emmette R. Spencer
A. Frank Miller
Thechegawag
Masonic Temple
Prudence Lodge
A. F
A. M
K. T
O. B. Buckingham
Walter R. Rudy
B. W. Straw
W. St. Runkles
H. V. Burdette
C. L. Skeggs
L. L. Browning
R R. Brandenburg
Arthur J. Phoebus
Knight A.hrenk Miller
Sir Knight Mew
Briugtte R. Spencer
Lode ‘Browning
H. P. Burdette
J. L. Burdette
Jesse P. King
E. C. Leatherwood
Lydia Miller
Harvey Moxley
A. F. Phoebus
C. D. Routzain
Walter R. Rody
Elizabeth Runkles
W. R. Runkles
Mary Schaidt
C. L
E. R. Spencer
Sponseller
Asa H. Watkins
M. E. Watkins
Harry R. Zepp
Baring Gould
W. E. Miller
Edgar
Hahn
Sir Knizht Wallace G. Davis
Barnes
Marcy
E.R. Spencer
Johnson
Knight Wallace G. Davis
Bathurst
L. Victor Barnes
P. M
Airy
Wallace G. Davis
J. L. Burdett
B. C. Leatherwood
Comrade Hammond Feels Outsize Life In Washington
John Hay Hammond, 71, longtime mining authority, lives in a Washington mansion with a renowned “den” filled with autographed portraits. He may run for District of Columbia commissionership, and his son is an inventor while daughter Natalie is a prominent social figure.
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Charles P. Stewart
NEA
Washington
John Hay
Hammond
Coolidse
Slauers
District of Columbia
Dn Ptr
Ile
Gloucaster
Mass
New Yorker
Lela Hfm
Washington Chateau
John Hays Hanmond
King George
George
Tug
Siberia
Transvaal Republic
Washington Mansion
John Hays Hammond, Jr
Natalie
Hoe
Urs
Grace Reformed Church Sunday Activities and Milestone
Grace Reform Church reports a Sunday school attendance of 4 and Builders' Bikie class with 72 two new members. Pastor Walek preached on The Holy Ghost, with an evening topic Gol Bears and Children. A hymn quartet sang Now the Day is Over. Nine years since ordination anniversary noted. Jr C E and Sr CE met with leaders Evelyn Tracer and Miss Mary L Motter. Altar Guild met Monday. Friday program to continue.
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Grace Reformed
HL CH. Abbot
Ev. Chalmers V Walek
Gol
Amy KK. Hixon
Eva Thomas
A. R. Riemsbers
Homer Simpson
Wmin
Eclock
Jr. C. E
Jender
Evelyn Tracer
Ami
Sr. CE
Mies Mary L. Motter
Iil Moe
Inslien
Entertainments at Winchester Hall by Mrs Morris and Mrs Urner
Mrs Morris and Mrs Urner hosted the East Winchester Hall food girls for an informal Saturday afternoon at a serial room. Miss Wiggin played violin pieces and Miss Brane amber led a program of tea, dating, and refreshments.
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Winchester Hall
M. X. Morris
Sadie Urner
East Winchester Hall
Evelyn Wiggin
Grace Brane Amber
Hall Mills Case Witnesses Face Courtroom Questions
Somerville New Jersey November 8 AP Mid trial of the Hall Mills murder case reveals tense questioning as Ehrling and others resist naming the woman who shared a car with Jim. Prosecutors press for identification while the court limits personal detail citing public policy.
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Courthauise
Somerville
N.d
Eleanor Mills
Marting
Jim
Debussey’s
Ehrling
Robert Ho MeCarter
Couyel
Simpson
Uestraw
Justice Parker
Jenny Lenfort
McCarter
DeRussey's Lane
Joe’ Gibson
James K Hackett Dies in Paris Actor Known for Years in France
Paris notices the death of James K Hackett American actor long resident in Paris. The report appears from AP and notes his prominence in stage circles. Other local items include a Frederick Christian Endeavor rally results and disciplinary fines in Hagerstown.
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Paris
James K. Hackett
Local notices and society updates from Frederick area
Mrs. Millard Horine of Jefferson is recovering after surgery at Frederick City Hospital. Mrs Jesse Boutson, formerly of Buckeystown, is critically ill there. A Young Peoples service at United Brethren church featured Miss Weasley, Prof. Stringham, and choir. Rev Strine spoke at Calvary Methodist. Norman Green fell from a bridge under construction on West Patrick Street and was taken to Monievue Hospital. Lawrence Price was jailed for coal theft from Gem Laundry on West Patrick Street. Rev and Mrs Strine visited Strinetown and York Pa. Mr and Mrs A L C Valentine plan a Florida trip next spring. A son, Claude Frederick, born to Mr and Mrs Garland Denevan in Brunswick at Frederick City Hospital.
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C. Tauscell Gildersleeve
New Brunswick
St. John the Evangelist
Dad
Suimmer
Hall
Cnse
Jane Gibson
Somerville
Jersey City
Abs. Gibson
Mr. Simpson
New York
Simpson
Gibson
N. J
ell-Mills
Somerset County Hospital
Alexander Simpson
Christian Endeavor
Centennial - Memorial United Brethren Church
Frederick
Harriet Shook
Ilabel D. Strine
Jan. Wisher
Mary Hamilton
Jmorencas Eigenbrode
Daisy
McDonald
Jacob Kintz
James Fisher
Rosabelle
Geneva Shook
Miss Taylor
Baltimore
George W. Strine
Millard Horine
Jefferson
Frederick City Hospital
Jesse Boutson
Buckeystown
Frederick City’ Hospital
Young Peoples
United Brethren Church Way
Fisher
Mary’ Weasley
Huber D
Strine
Princi
Mercersburg
Calvary Methodist + Episcopal church
Jesus
Norman Green
East Church Street
West Patrick Street
Monievue Hospital
Sarah Strine
Strinetown
York
AL C. Valentine
St. Tetersbars
Florida
Claude Frederck
Garland Denevan
Branewick
Frederick Citr Vesptal
Denevan
Thurmont Geest
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Calvary M. E. Church
Holden
Felton
George M. Free
Ruby Cline
H. David Hagan
Glenn 0. Garber
United Brethren Sunday School
West Raebur
Laura Jane Chaney
Elizabeth Lewis
Singapore
Miss Lewis
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Leaders Bible Class
P. Luther Rice
Naxymond L. Mowbray
Walkersville
Jessie Newteen
James Heinlein Warris
Margaret Ritter
Marion Mack
Martha Wilson
Bowers
Legion Committee
Florida Realty
Herrin
Charles Birger
Birger
Tivoli Theatre
Baltimore and Frederick
Sizoo
Joseph Sizoo
Fifth Avenue
Washington, D. C
Sizoo Bhore
John
Ge of
Woeyen Wa
Hammonis
Grace Reformed Church
Mr. Walch
Grove
Justice Middlekauff
John Poland
Justice Rower
Boswell
Peland
Christo Worrner
West
All Saints
United Fire Co
Lanerneon
Lawrence Price
Schell
Jodged
Gem
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