Timber Wolf Killed Near Emmitsburg by Hunter
A year old forty pound timber wolf roaming Emmitsburg county was hunted down by Maxdorf accompanied by six hunters after months of fear among women and children. The animal was treed near Emmitsburg and finally killed, ending a long chase that unsettled the region and prompted villagers to fear for livestock and safety. The wolf’s capture is celebrated as Mondorff’s successful pursuit.
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Emmitsburg
Maxdorff
Ai. Mondorf
Charles Keilhottz
Exmireburg
Charles Vancé
Mondorff
Brunswick Rotary Club meeting at Maryland School for the Deaf
The Brunswick Rotary Club held its weekly meeting at the Maryland State School for the Deaf with dinner and entertainment. Charles T. Meyer presided, Prof. Ty natius Biarlee served as pastmaster, and Rotary members plus Frederick guests attended a varied program of music, songs, and school performances. A Rockville license notice followed for the marriage of Frederick Cheskes and Robveria Matung.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick Rotary Club
Maryland State School For the Deaf
Charles T. Meyer
Brunswick Club
Tynatius Biarlee
Maryland
Frederick
Joseph H Apple
A. B. Golimus
Colimus
Anna Bickford
Accelist
Zipes
Rotary
Col
D. Dommstarkey
Richard Potts
J.B. Apple
Ignatius Bforlee
Wer. Childs
A. B. Cailmus
Glenn O. Garber
He L. G. Brewer
Cora Whiteher
Ollie Mouttgamett
Edith Radcliff
Margare Kent
Mary D- Cason
Chan
Mirs
Orvisom
Jaz
Howard College Buildings Daubed With Gray Yellow
AHoward College buildings were daubed with gray and yellow color during an incident noted in the report. A Howard student evaluation is mentioned amid confusion about events and aftermath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard College
Armistice Day Prizes Mark Tenth Anniversary Parade
The Francis Scott Key Post American Legion plans nearly 209 in prizes for nine parade divisions and floats to celebrate Armistice Day tenth anniversary. A Sunday memorial program at the Tivol features General Amos Fries with a 11 o'clock two-minute silent tribute to fallen soldiers. A relay race on Market Street precedes the parade with a silver cup prize. Parking restrictions and parade-day logistics are announced by Chief of Police Walsh.
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Francis Scott Key
American Legion
Tivol
Amos Fries
The
War College
America
American Legion Post
Market Street
Pifth
Opera House
Aekaea
McRo
Pythian Sisters
Camp Fire Girls
Lodge
Dire
Walsh
Fountain
Soub 4
Saints Street
Market
Court
Court Street
Saints
Bentz
North Bentz
Church, Patrick
West Saints
Cours Street
Armory
Tivol Theater
Zion Reformed Church Young Peoples Society Meeting Notice
To Remier Sunday Program the Young Peoples Society of Zion Reformed Church in Charlesville invites members to meet immediately after the Sunday service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Remier
Young Peoples Society of Zion Reformed Church
Charlesvilloho M.eers
Police Report Details Ailing Horse Incident And Local Elections
A police report describes a horse struck by a car near South Market Street and the animal moved to Haines stables after officer Bartgis responded to the scene. The piece also covers election results with dry candidates gaining seats, prohibition momentum, and a forthcoming state legislative enforcement act. It notes Dr. Jennings and Chaplain Shrum speaking at Hood College events and local civic committee activity surrounding crippled children projects.
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Joseph H
Pia
Barty
Gockerec
Bartgis
Haines
South Market Street
Ftanmeac
Maedenarrers
Martin J. Walsham
Fall Convocation of Cumberland Ends at Saint Church
The Fall session of the Convocation of Cumberland comprising Allegany, Garrett, Washington and Frederick counties adjourned Thursday after Holy Communion and morning prayers. Church leaders including Rev. Douglass Hooft and Rev. W. B. Stehl led evangelism discussions with Bishop Helfenstein and Rev. Dudley among speakers. visitors from Baltimore and West Virginia attended.
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Cumberland
AH Saints Church
Douglass Hoof
Techz
George's Church
Mr. Savage
Kes J. W.torsingtor
Allegany
Garrek
Washingon
Frederick
R. Rey
E. T. Helf
Stein
D. D. Calebronut
W. B. McKinley
Sharpsburg
Gospeller
Douglass Hooft
Epistoler
Mr. Hamilton
Hancock
Dean McKinley
Torkington
D. D
Kdat~ Ten
W. B. Stehl
D. BO
St.’ Sonn’s Church
Hagerstown
K. E. Burgess
Brunswick
Lunchton
St. Mary's
Cochjuler Helfenstein
Imore
West Virginia
Wednese
Mr. Hoot
Kiemen
Itt. Steal
George F. Dudley
Washington
Steal
John’s Church
Hagess
Dudley
St. H, Washington
Convicted defendants face fines and suspensions in local court
Defendants Hebert Bcxer LeGore and Ecker faced fines of 10 dollars for assault and related charges with suspended sentences by Judge John Newman in Credit Co. Ecker attended the trial. Willard, convicted of statutory breaking, will likely be sentenced next. Willard’s case was announced today with Willard’s fate awaiting further action.
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Tery
Hebert
LeGore
Ibis Imo
Tang
John &. Newman
Crenit Co
Ecker
Dafe
Willard
Rae
Mare
Death of Myersville farmer John L Flook at 69
John L Flook of Myersville, a retired farmer, died suddenly at his home about 4 30 this morning from paralysis. He was 69, survived by his wife Martha Young and two sons A D Flook of Myersville and Dr D Flook of Hagerstown, plus sisters and a brother. Funeral Sunday at 2 PM at Myersville United Brethren church with body in state an hour and a half. burial in Myersville G B cemetery.
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John L. Flock
Myersville
Flock
Martha E. Young
Burrattsville
A. D. Flook
D. ¥. Flook
Hagerstown
Clemmie Smith
A J. Korine
F. Berry Plummer
Grrus F. Flook
Moon Fairy by Maude Gatchell at Seack Hall November 8 8:20
The Marionettes Dramatic College presents Moon Fairy by Maude Gatchell in a staged reading adapted by Marjorie, November 8 at 8 20 in Seack Hall under Std. Professor of Sovech.
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Dramaticood College
Witl P
Greg
Maude Gatchell
Hiss Marjorie
Sovech
Sseck
Monocacy Club To Meet First Fall Session
The Monocacy Club of the Evangelical Reformed Church at Roland invites members to attend the first fall gathering. Roland Wance is listed as a contact for details and directions to the meeting.
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Lrst
Evangelical
Cram
Ad Roland Wance
Hoover Era Cabinet Prospects and Prohibition Effects
A historical analysis considers Hoover potential cabinet choices and the fate of prohibition. It weighs Borah or Morrow for Secretary of State, notes Coolidge era contrasts, and discusses how enforcement of Prohibition and Democratic party prospects may shape 1932 governance and party leadership.
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Rmny
James W. Goad
Pater
Hoover
Teteetigan
Democratic Party
Smith
Democratic National Committee
Amenee
State Road Work Nears Finish by November Fifteenth
State road construction in multiple Maryland counties under District Engineer William F. Childs Jr is nearing completion with outdoor road work set to cease November 15. In Carroll County Thomas Bennett and Hunter completed 3.04 miles of Mt Airy to Taylorsville to Winfield, plus 1 mile toward Winfeld, and 1.23 miles of concrete road linking Finksburg to Fowblesburg. Frederick County crews finish portions on the Thurmont to Sabillasville road and widening near Westmin ister to Emmitsburg. Montgomery and Howard counties report multiple mileages of macadam and concrete work linking towns to the national road network, with projects near Germantown, Damascus, Olney, and Laytonsville progressing toward completion.
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William F. Childs
Mt. Childs
Carroll County
Thomas, Bennett and
Hunter
Mt. Airy
Taylorsville-Wineld
Taylorsville
Taylorsycie
Winfeld
Ridgeville
Mt. Alry
Taylornville
Baltimore
Finksburg
Fowblesburg
Baltimore County
Hanover Pike
Hanover
Trafic
Westmister
Pritzelburg
Westminste-Emmitsburg
Frederick County
M. J. Grove Lime Company
Facinz
Thurmo
Sadillasvile
Gwens Creek
Thomas, Bennett
Hi Bare
Grove Lime
Licksville Point of Rocks
PoSinverges
Matuse
Myersville
Liberty
Lendon
W. T
Possumtown
Efiy
Pnreaches
Predarictshire
Lawtensville
Olney
Browningsville
Damascus
Purdum
L. R. Waesche and Son
Thurmont
Montgomen
Germantown
Urbana Pike
Old Germantown
Dawsonville
Mod. Grove Lime Company
Unclear Names Highlight Personal Notice Fragment
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Miss Josephine Rupp, 29, with unclear context about heirs, parties, or dates. Could indicate a personal or legal notice but lacks actionable details or full sentence structure.
Hoover Wins in Several States as Vote Totals Refine
Early returns from North Carolina and Virginia show Herbert Hoover leading with large margins as precinct results tighten. Updated counts place Hoover at 112,090 in North Carolina and 166,177 in Virginia with Al Smith at 139,631 in Virginia and 139,631 in other tallies. Houghton plans to return to London after losing U.S. Senate bid, sailing next Wednesday on the Leviathan after talks with President Coolidge.
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Virginia
Buchanan County
Hercuse Hoover
Alfred E. Smith
Houghton
London
Washington
Alanson B. Houghton
U. B
New York
Coolidge
Leviathan Passengers Frustrated by Tide Delay
In New York on November 9, the giant Leviathan was held at anchor by a strong ebb tide. After hours near the pier, 1,300 passengers finally disembarked as the ship moved in at 4 a.m. The delay caused missed trains and engagements while 1,200 family members waited on the pier overnight.
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New York
H. A Cunningham
Three Oyster Men Drown Near Cambridge Maryland
James Larmore captain of the oyster bateau A. G. Marshall, his son William, and Charles Hurcock were drowned in Dividing Creek near Cambridge today when the skiff sank while they tried to reach shore. Larmore attempted to save his son but perished. Rescue crews arrived too late. all three bodies were recovered and brought to Cambridge.
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Cambridge
James Larmore
A. G. Marshall
Wiiliam
Charles Hurcock
Dividing Creek
Wealthy widow found dead near furnace in Detroit home
Detroit police report the death of 51 year old widow Mrs Jennie Lantz, a wealthy real estate broker investor, found beside the basement furnace with head crushed after a suspected struggle. Investigators believe she was slain yesterday afternoon, possibly during a robbery, as she lived alone.
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Detroit
Jennie Lantz
Warren County Treasurer Dies By Own Action
Roanoke dispatch reports Warren County treasurer Warthen, 65, died by his own action at home in Strasburg. The incident occurred as he attended a Lutheran Missionary Society meeting at Frederick County. Local actions include a proposed new church and deferred action on Calvary Methodist church plans.
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Roanoke
Times
Strasburg
Sys
Warthen
Warren c
Camp Lutheran Missionary Socie
Frederick County
Lutheran Church
Calvin Schi
Calvary Methodist Church
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Rockville
Frederick Cheskes
Monts County
Robveria Matung
Fredouick
Boecreghem
Bummighem
Howard Studes
Arsets
Horseisfouns Clinic
RF. Taylor
Kiwanis Club
Ant County
Kernan Hospital
Simpson
Missey
Scott Key
Kitenis Club
Charce
Ir. Taylor
Miss Church Aise
Dr. Taylor
Miss Church
Er Npson
E. ©. Kefauver
Miesarhna Flynn
Miss Gould Leche
William 3B. Bennet
Thehairman
Kiwanis Committee
B. G. Thomas
A. A. Radells
T. &, Eader
U. & G Rupp
Charles H. Conley
Alvin H. Crawford
TL. DL. Wilson
Francis B. Sappington
Surer
Frank D. Worthington
Benjamin 8
Cal Wren Willing
Willam Curran
Magarty
Todeo
Qodsborough
Linwood L. Clare
Bruce
Guidsborough Ucconns
Frederick N
Alontromery
Silth
Gambrill
Stephen W. Gampbrul
Representa‘ve
Prince Georges
Balimore City
Oliver Metzerott
Mary
Los Angeles
Santa Fe Springs
Cal
Bellew O31 Company
Jennings
Herbert S. Jennings
Biological Laboratories
Henry Waiters
Johns Hapkins University
Hood College
Mare Scientific Societies
Royal Microscopic Society of London
John Leidy
Philadelpha Academy of Science
Abram
Reuben W. Shrum
USA
Brodbece Hall
Renien
Arc
Navy
Enoch Council
Enoch
Royal
Arthur
Episcopal Church
Savage
Robert Ecker
Newman
John L. Flook
Albert Wallschmidt
Jefferson Street
Lena White
Hilda Zimmertian
Mildred Kinser
Alice
Mary Ponton
Lyla Ann McKenzie
Caroline Hahn
Grace Bader
Evslin
Cora Mullican
Levira Shuffler
Isabell Crum
Virginia Harrison
Albert Mullican
Joseph Kane
Harr Wallschmidt
Roger Hmmacs
Vincen Sel
Albert Weldschmidt
Richard Shoemaker
Lee Hofman
Chanel McKenge
Roy Kinsey
Jeary Young
Rederick
Holden
Feo
Wagner
Catherine
A. A. Rade
Rouney Detcher
Nea Stevice Weller
Thane
Farahit
Eise
Herbert Hoover
al Smith
Moorer
Kellorg
Borah
Dwight Morrow
Borsh
Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Morrow
William J. Donovan
James W. Gould
Gise Reise
Josephine Rupp
Nuoyer Monty
Baltimore City
North Carolina
Cives
N.C
Bentth
Leviathan
Warren County
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