Armistice Day Parade Plans Set By American Legion Post
Armistice Day events led by Francis Scott Key Post of the American Legion near completion for Tuesday. Morning church bells ring at 1 oclock, parade forms 2 45 pm at Memorial Ground, with ceremonies and a post-parade home gathering. Ex servicemen urged to assemble 1 30 pm at Legion HQ. Public collection for expenses set prior to parade. County and city fire companies invited to participate.
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Fiza
Francis Scott Ker Post
American Legion
Churen
Ser
Memorial Ground
Dar Bali
MES
Andere
Legion
South Market Street
Saints Street
Order of Red Men
Order of Pocahantas
Order of Atrériian Mechanics
Pythian Sisters
Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Frederick
Order of DeMolay
Frederick Lions Club
Daughters of the American Revolution
Red Cross
Frederick City Hospital
East South Street
Prederick High School
Frederick High School
St. John’s School
Maryland State School For
West South Street
West All Saints Street
Ion
South Court Street
East All Saint Street
Scourh Market Street
South Carroll Street
Eighth Son
Clarke Place
Legion Auxiliary
South Street
Army cots and blankets to shelter unemployed
Washing ton Nov IAP Setittacy Barley announced that all army cots and blankets will be placed at the disposal of unemployed to relieve acute distress this winter. The war secretary said he would assume full responsibility due to lack of authority to issue the equipment. The decision followed a telegram to Governor Emmerson of Dakota requesting the Army aid for Chicago and the state to cope with the situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Setittacy Barley
War Secretary
Emmerson
Dainois
Chicago
Carnegie and Pitt Students in Riots
Pittsburgh report of university students detained during protests around a campus event. The article notes arrests and a court appearance with Buckenstall cited for violating state hunting laws by training a dog to hunt. He was fined and paid costs.
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M. H. Buckenstall
Elsexton
Gally
J. Helin Refauver
Middletown
Final Warning to Avert Forest Fires and Rabbit Season Ramp Up
Final warning urges vigilance against wood fires as hunters prepare for the rabbit and quail season opening Monday. Clerks report heavy activity with hundreds applying for licenses. recent days saw 151 licenses sold Wednesday and 153 Thursday, with a likely record Friday. The season includes woodcock, ring necked pheasant, ruffed grouse, rabbit, wild turkey, and quail with specific daily and seasonal limits.
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Jas
Long Lines of Jobless Register in Chicago
Chicago on November 8 reports long lines of unemployed at public schools as 7 000 teachers staff 35 sites to register job seekers. An estimated 125 000 would file cards before closing tonight. Registrants span executives to laborers with most out of work three months or more. Governor Emmerson plans action.
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Chicago
General Bliss Fails Further In Life Fight
Major General Tasker H. Bliss, retired in 1920 after serving as Army Chief of Staff, has failed further in illness from an intestinal ailment. He has been ill for months, attended a conference, with delegates from Hood County and other groups noted in the report.
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General Bliss
Washington
Tasker H. Biiss
Army
Hood i
C. A
Hopeins
Lund
Levering Hal
Johns Hopkins
A. Bruteau
Ion Theological Ew
Howard
Ion
American
Morgan
Delaware
Taxson
Su Joan
108 Bodies Found After Tornadoes
In the wake of a tornado outbreak reports indicate 108 fatalities across affected regions. Emergency crews battle wreckage as local authorities assess damage and search for survivors amid widespread destruction.
Ulinic Te Ee Hel ane Frese Market siree
A fragmented OCR item notes a 9400 percent immocting figure tied to a saver federation and charges in a Tebere association setting. The readable text hints at market activities and charges but lacks clear names, dates, or places for precise detail.
Emmitsburg Area School Board Reviews Holidays and Census
The board discussed limiting a Tuesday school holiday and considered 40 high schools and 58 other schools in the county. A furnace installation at Reek school is pending and Edwin F. Oller oversees two marker projects at Emmitsburg to document troop movements near Gettysburg. Rukh Timmeens is named Fountain Mills principal succeeding Ariane Gibson. The school census nears completion and National Education Week is planned next week. October financials show general fund receipts of 73 996.70, disbursements 75 436.51, deficit 1 440.21. book fund receipts 4 748.99, disbursements 7 264.27, deficit 2 535.28. interest, second fund receipts 3 198.20, no disbursements. demand notes outstanding totals 27.00 general, 3 150.00 book.
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Atten
E Academy
Reek
Imayi My ‘Bana
Edwin F. Oller
Felc
Emmitsburg
Gettysburg
Rukh Timmeens
Cvigredt
Fountain Mills
Ariine Gibson
General Fund
Dairymen Visit Frederick and Maryland Farms Tour
About 49 dairymen from Schuylkill County Pennsylvania visited Frederick on Thursday guided by H C Barker of the University of Maryland Extension Service and Henry K Showmaker. They inspected farms in Frederick and Carroll Counties including Wertheimer and McCardeil properties and discussed local dairying with emphasis on the prize bull Rollo. The group also toured Gaines on the Baltimore Pike and Green Spring Valley. Thurmont hosts noted social events with the Mite Society of the United Brethren church and gatherings at the Tilghman Alexander mansion in Pennersville.
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Schuylkill County
Ty H.C. Barker
University of Maryland
Henry K. Showmaker
Frederick
Anc
Westminster Ace
Ted Carrol
Pregerick
Charles Wertheimer
H. Jewett Orch
Adrian C. McCardeil
Thurmont Society
Myr
Tilghman Alexander
Pennersville
Mite Society
The
United Brethren Church
Thurmont
Rer
Hang Krone Dauchters
Margaret
Frances
Robert Watson
Varena
Ray
Russell Fahmer
Emory Stotlemser
Jean and
James
Sadie McKissick
Harry Hetteres
Jennie Lee Wiihide
Grace Lidie
Charles Sampieson
Charis
Bir
Erma
Luther Anderson
Weather Outlook For Week In Mostar And Nearby
Weather outlook for the week begins in Mostar and near region, with chances of scattered rain and warm days. Forecast covers Norin and Midéle areas with variable winds and daytime highs around seasonal norms.
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Mostar
Norin
Midéle
Armistice Day Relay Race Set for Ten Mile Run
Article notes an annual relay race scheduled for Armistice Day with ten legs. It mentions a start line at 136 and references participant Malta Tat Three Star Sine Line in preparation.
World Friendship Meeting Brings International Guests
The event gathers delegates from several foreign countries for brief talks on their nations and emigration to the United States. Churches including Baptist, Calvary M C, Trinity M E, and Evangelical Reformed join for the evening, with local youths listed in the program.
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Calvary
James 5. P. Trout
Baptist Young People's Union
Islan Gaither
Epworth League of Trinity M. E. Church
South
Franklin F. Marsh
Christian Endeavor Society
Evangelical Reformed Church
Edward J. Daugherty
Epworth League of Calgary
M. E. Church
Runaway Cincinnati Street Car Kills Two Boys
In Cincinnati in November a runaway street car killed two boys and injured three other children and a policeman. The car, out of control after the brakes failed, struck a motionless automobile and then plowed into a group of children crossing the street. Eyewitnesses said the patrolman tried to halt the car but could not stop it before it hit the pedestrians. Several passengers on the car were bruised.
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Cincinnati
Hait
Gilbert Avenue
Sertorial Avenue
Re election of Yates in Illinois is Assured
Chicago Nov 8 cAP Wickery precinct reported only 29 minutes missing in Cook county Congress Man at Large Richard Yates leads Walter Nesbit Democrat by 15412, securing Yates reelection. The report notes historic spots to be marked near Shepherdstown Jefferson counts in West Virginia with Colonial history and local monuments tied to Potomac river settlements.
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YATES
Illinois
Chicago
Cook County
Congress
Richard Yates
Walter Nesbit
Reassuring Yates
Sisburg
W. Va
Shepherdstor Jefferson
Shepherdstown
Park Horse Ford
Potomac River
Jess Shi
Fanee Spring
West Virginia
Rumsey Monument
James Romser
Potomac
Chas
Ide
General Gates
General Darke
Harewood
GaTs
Meckienbarz
Death Toll Rises in Weenes Coal Mine Disaster
A blast at Creek Coal Company’s 6 6 mine trapped miners at Millfield O Nov and left a death toll of £2 amid ongoing rescue efforts. Other workers remained entombed as government reforms spark new scrutiny.
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Millfield
Weenes
Creek Coal Company
Fragmentary reminiscence in a mistimed diary entry
A garbled, stray paragraph recalls a memory of complaint and identity. The text mentions a flapper and a bridge, with fragmented dialogue about remembering and a father figure, but fails to present a coherent event or clear subject.
Annual Roll Call Opens On Tuesday
The Red Cross announces annual roll call activities with emphasis on lifesaving, first aid, and water safety. Training roles and certified instructors are highlighted as programs expand across Frederick County and surrounding areas.
Ricketts Declared Winner In Montgomery County Race
Official canvass of Montgomery County results shows Frank W. Ricketts Democrat elected County Commissioner Fourth District over Frank H. Karn Republican by a majority of Alice Toles. Other races include Ralph Morrison 9 351 to 8 694 for House of Delegates and Re vere at defeating the State Senate.
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Hursday
Montgomery
Midni Py
Supervisors of Elections
Frank W. Ricketts
Fkctet
Frank H. Karn
Aliccs Toles
Karn
Ricketts
Wat W. Daxson
Rockville
Cary
Jed Ralph
Morrison
House of Delegates
State Senate
oMicex
Preston B. Bay
Mathe Cme
Stsbier
Birthday celebration noted in local column
A brief local item marks a birthday celebration in the community. The notice highlights the event and the individual honored, fitting the paper’s concise social notes style.
Nationalism debate set for Hood College Monday evening
The United States and Germany teams will argue the principle of nationalism at Hood College in Lancaster. Hood’s Miss Anna Grace Witt and Miss Helen Elizabeth Strohm will defend the negative side against German opponents Count Blumenthal and Mr. Schauman, under Miss Erie Warren’s supervision.
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United States
Germany
Hood College
National Student Federation
Hood
Anna Cgrrace Witt
Johnstown
Helen Elizabeth Strohm
Broomall
Hass Juergen Graf Blumenthal
Herbert Schaumann
National Union of Students of Germany
Miss Strohm
Jand
Coopermayer
Adelphian Literary Society
S Wut
Gren Chita
Ehety Cine
Count Blumenthal
Pots
Jgam
Umiersi
Mumieh
Kenigsberr
Bertin
Deutsche Studeninschaft
Schauman
Insti
Granddaughter of Former Governor Hamilton Dead
News item reports the death of the granddaughter of former Governor Hamilton. No further personal details or dates are provided in the readable text.
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Hamilton
Manslaughter Charge After South Mountain Crash
A south mountain crash left Shipley injured and Starstury under guard after a Ford coupe collided with his vehicle. Officers recovered several thousand dollars in grips and a broken whiskey bottle, with Stutzburg offering to take or hire away from Frederick. The incident involved misidentifications and lies about a defendant named Wendall as investigators pursued the truth.
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Ais
Sturevurg
Uder
Fred Hospital
Shipley
Mageratown
Starstury
South Mountain
Te Mountain
Starburr
Juszburg
Frederick
Leonard Litis
Rats Dity
Sturzburg
Latta
Sluesburg
Baltimore
Sluraburg
Trafic Oficer Willam E. Miller
Stutzburg
West Patriot
Court Streets
Miler
Iaing Wendall
Camilla NJ
New York
Low Water Aids In Building New Bridge
Contractors push pier work on the Potomac at Algiers with the river at record low levels. Eleven piers are raised above water, earth and stone roadway across the shore allows light construction, saving time and cost. Large crowds watch the progress at Harpers Ferry.
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Sige
Chee N
Qble
Maryland
Cne Place
Pherry Aehatin
Algiers
Potomec
Barpers Ferry
Auto used by mail train bandits found near UC Berkeley
A sedan used by highwaymen in a Southern Pacific mail car robbery was found near the University of California campus in Berkeley. Police believe the robbers fled to a private garage and moved another car, with one suspect possibly driving it to the campus before abandoning it.
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Oakland
Call
Southern Pacific Mail
University of California
Berkeley- Berkeley
Berkeley
Arivate
Gasoline prices fall by one cent in Frederick area
The retail price of gasoline has been reduced one cent over the past few days and is now common across Frederick agencies. Straight gasoline sells at 174 cents and high test blends range from 204 to 222 cents depending on type. Oil prices remain unchanged. A birthday party honor for Maud Angeting and others appears in the text.
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Mennoniie Co
Germany
Frederick County
D. Melvills Cart
Frederick
Alvin G. Quinn
Lois H. Balcom
Edith Thomas
Quinn
Camp Pawatinika
Anapolis
Hood College
Red Cross First Aid
Red Cross
P. Telephone Company
Durast Sear Sol Smith
Mr. Smith
Thurmont
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Cox, Jr
Helen Rumsey
James M. Cas, Jr
Notornads
Cape St
Pupi
Biel Iwady Trading
Elzabeih
Market St
Malta
Christan Endeavor Societies
Rearn
Gare
Ratanss
South Marner
Tage
Aom Board
Rinaug
Comimaichty
Hoon
Franaier Shipley
Harpers Ferry
Sis
Maud
Angeting
Egee Gore
Hel Hee PaiSerare
Ray Sewant
George Sewers
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