Final Armistice Day Plans for Frederick Parade and Activities
Final plans for Frederick Armistice Day observance include a mammoth parade beginning at 2:45 pm with line formations on specific streets, a 3:30 pm dance at the Armory, and a morning silence at 11 am. Banks close for the legal holiday, post office observes a half day, and prizes will reward best parade appearances by schools and divisions.
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Armory
Frederick
Soho
Anu
Community Finance Company
Haliday
Communists Foiled In Plot Against Romanian King
Vienna reports an assassination attempt on King Ferdinand of Romania was thwarted when a communist band waiting at a country inn for the king’s return from hunting was captured after repulsing gendarmes with revolvers and hand grenades. One soldier and one policeman were wounded.
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Vienna
Ferdinand of
Romania
Galapz
No Christmas Mail Delivery Planned Nationwide
Postmaster General Harry New orders no carrier service on Christmas day across the United States. Early window service and brief perishables handling possible locally, but general deliveries halted to rest postal workers. If public accepts, the plan may continue in the future.
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United States
Harry
New
Irving
Biser
Post Office Department
Postmaster General New
Denver church board votes for death if Haughey incurable
The Liberal church of Denver votes as an official act to authorize a so called warm blooded killing of Barney Haughey a 67 year old independent mayoral candidate who lies in hospital as physicians fight his illness.
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Denver
Barney Haughey
Haughey
Liberal Church
Frank H. Rice
Rice
Frederick County Opens 1925 Hunting Season With Record Licenses
Nearly 4,000 hunting licenses issued in Frederick County as opening day crowds and shotgun sounds mark the start of the 1925 season. Chief Deputy John H. Martz reports about 3,900 licenses issued to date, including 260 statewide and ten non resident licenses, with county licenses making up the rest.
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Frederick County
John H. Martz
Old Time Gunmen Duel Ends in Double Tragedy
In San Bernardino California two famed gunmen Matt Burts and Bill Roberts died in a desert shootout near Government Holel 230 miles northeast of San Bernardino over a water hole dispute. Roberts, foreman of Rock Springs Cattle Company, had seen his ranch house riddled with bullets and both men fired until they fell.
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San Bernardino
Cal
Matt Burts
Bill Roberts
Government
Boota
California
Nevada
Arzona
Colorado River
Sherif Jack Brown
Sherif
W. A. Shay
Roberts
Rock Springs Cattle Company
Burts
First Fall Meet of Sgt Lawrence Everhart SAR Chapter Held
The Sergeant Lawrence Everhart Chapter of the Sons of the American Revolution met at the Francis Scott Key Hotel to adopt by laws and set meeting dates. President Senator Norwood presided as members discussed bylaws, election rules, roster growth to 57, and plans for patriotic activities and annual church attendance.
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Sons of the American Revolution
Lawrence Everhart
Francis Scott Key Hotel
BR. CG. Norwood
Edward S. Delaplaine
Gordon M. Ash
Edward D. Shriner
C. McCardell
Everhart
Lexington
Thomas A Chapline
United States
George Washington
Brother-in-law blamed in Salisbury assault case
Sheriff G Murray Phillips disclosed a statement from Elizabeth Butler obtained ten days earlier identifying her assailant, Ferris, her brother-in-law, who allegedly attacked her on October 22. Butler described the attack as carried out by black hooded men and Ferris seeks an early hearing as charges are prepared.
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Ferris
Goslee
Phillips
Salisbury Times
Red Cross life saving demonstrations held at local YMCA
Captain William Kieb of the Red Cross spoke at a Siwanis luncheon and led a public life saving exhibition at 7 30 pm at the pool. Plans emerged to form a 20 member first aid class under Elmer Brengle and to appoint three life saving examiners in the city.
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William Kieb
Red Cross
Kieb
Siwanis
Wari
Elmer Brengle
Elizabeth _Boyle
Frederick High School
Hayes
Hood College
Kiwanis
Redross
United States
Market Slump Across Exchange Triggered By Broad Selloff
The stock market fell sharply today as investors abandoned bids to curb declines elsewhere. U S Steel dropped to 13 14, about six points below its recent peak, while call loan rates rose to five percent amid the widespread retreat.
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New York
U. S. Steel
Parade Judges Pick Winners From Kiwanis Today
Judges to be selected from the Kiwanis Club for the parade prize winners. Ex service members will carry a ceremonial relic along the route to help defray expenses and prize money.
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Kiwanis Club
Radio Conference Recommends Halting New Licenses
A subcommittee of the Fourth Annual Radio Conference recommends stopping new broadcasting licenses until the number of stations already operating is reduced. The resolution was adopted in Washington on November 10.
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Washington
Armistice Day Proclamation Issued by Frederick Mayor
On November 11 1935 the Armistice Day proclamation declared a legal holiday in Frederick Maryland under The American Legion. Mayor Lloyd C. Cutler called for citizen cooperation and a mid day cessation of business to honor veterans and the Allied victory in World War I.
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Francis Scott Key Post
American Legion
America
Aberty
I. Liond C. Cutler
Frederick
Maryland
Lloyd C. Culler
Dr Kirtley to Lecture on Barefoot Kingdom at First Baptist
Dr James S. Kirtley will speak Thursday at 7 45 PM in the First Baptist church on In the Barefoot Kingdom. The Frederick Boy Scouts will attend, with Byron Imating head of the Frederick Scout Council introducing the speaker after a short organ recital by Prof Beary T Wade from Hood College. The program includes Overture Zampa and selections by Dvorak Elgar and Elgar before an Arctic note on explorers reporting Eskimos immersed in icy water.
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Barefoot Kingdom
First Baptist Church
James Ss. Kirtley
Imating Byoree
Frederick Scout Council
Beary T. Wade
Hood College
S Wade
30000 Armenian Refugees at Beirut
An uncensored letter from Haifa describes 30000 Armenian refugees in a Beirut camp on October 31 with 4000 arriving daily from Damascus. Living conditions are dire with crowded rooms nine per space, scarce water, poor sanitation, and many ill children. A British woman is wounded in Damascus and a French soldier rescues a refugee girl who remains barely alive.
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London
Syria
Haifa
Beirut
Damascus
Thir Ty
American University Hospital
Near East Relief Organization
Near East
Giant Scoreboard to Track Hood College Campaign Totals
A large scoreboard will rise on the Potomac Edison building to display daily campaign totals toward Frederick county's $100000 share of a $500000 goal to support Hood College. The device will show team and committee totals and progress with alumnae and church.
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Potomac Edison
Company Gas and Electric Department
Market
Frederick County
Hood College
Bank directors elected in Mt Airy
Dr. Edgar Smith and Harry L. Basher, prominent Mt Airy businessmen, were elected directors of the Commercial State Bank in Mt Airy.
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Edgar Smith
Harry L. Basher
Mt Airy
Commerical State Bank
Mt. Airy
Taxes On Autos And Cigars Cut By Committee
Washington November 10 The House Ways and Means committee voted to cut automobile taxes and repeal many excise levies In a package the panel also reduced cigar taxes and halved alcohol levies Other items considered for repeal included jewelry camera lenses photographic materials firearms ammunition makers articles coin machines works of art and mahjong
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Washington
House
Ways and Monna
Air Policies At Issue In Mitchell Court Martial
Defense testimony before the Mitchell court martial assails U S air policies at home and abroad Captain Robert Oldys says he possesses a 1928 letter from the American minister to Guatemala warning of alien interests seeking a Central American foothold The witness says the minister urged an air service for Central America but objections delayed the letter’s presentation He notes Hawaii landings and crashes threaten pilots finances Major H H Arnold heads the information division of the air service and testimony cites 49 air service deaths in 1924 and 45 in 1925 with causes including fire weather information collapse and motor failures
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Washington
Mitchell
Robert Oldys
Air Service
Col
America
Otdya
Hawaii
H. H. Arnold
Monday Musicales Discusses Opera Plans At Radcliff Home
A regular Monday Musicales meeting at Dr and Mrs Atlee Radcliff Rockwell Terrace considered the Opera as the evening topic. New members welcomed include Mrs G Ellis Williams Sperry Storm and Kirk Rowe. The program featured a variety of vocal and piano solos with members and guests rehearsing a future recital by an out of town artist.
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Atlee Radcliff
Rockwell Terrace
G. Ellis Willams
Sperry Storm
Kirky Rowe
Mrs
Henry T. Wade
Prof. Wade
Mrs. St. E. Town
Wolf-ferrai
Mary H. Filler
Lucia di Lammerour
Joseph Stephens
H. David Hagan
Joseph Stevens
Musical America
Eleanor Markey Huazhes
Byron Bughes
M. Rose Birely
Brahms
Townsail
New York City
Hess
Richard PD Kees
Clarke Place
Moden
Daisie
Rhinelander Case Admits Colored Blood In Wife
In White Plains New York Nov 10 1927 counsel for Alice Jones Rhinelander admitted in court that the defendant has some colored blood as part of the defense in the annulment suit against Leonard Kip Rhinelander. Judge Morse hinted questions of race and family motive were central to the case with defense arguing the Rhinelander millions motive but the court refused to bar related points.
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White Plains
Alice Jones Rhinelander
Leonard Kip Rhinelander
J Parton Davis
Hs Davis
Suprama” Court
Morsehauser
Isaac Ni Mulls
Young Rhinelander
Mills
Morsehaua
Levant
Davis
Rhinelander
Leonard
Phillip
Jake
Demonstrations Against Italians Curbed in Jugo-Slavia
In Belgrade and across Jugo-Slavia authorities tightened measures to curb anti Italian demonstrations after a Sunday outbreak. Agram’s mass gathering was forbidden ahead of a planned Thursday rally. The incident followed protests over Fascist actions in Trieste and alleged plotting against Mussolini.
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Belgrade
Jugo-Slavia
Agram
Ninhitch
Laibach
Spainto
Skupslina National Assembly
Trieste
Ediwnest
Mussolini
Western Maryland train wreck delays Frederick mail delivery
Frederick businessmen and residents were delayed in receiving the early morning mail after a slight wreck on the Maryland Railroad near Thurmont delayed freight and passenger trains from Baltimore for about an hour. The H and D line connections were disrupted and the trolley reached Frederick later but the early mail arrived around 9 30 a.m.
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Frederick
Run Vale
Maryland Railroad
Union Bride
Union Bridge
Passencer
Baltimore
H. and
Thurmont
Coolidge Urges Business Shutdown For Armistice Day
President Coolidge urged a cessation of governmental, industrial, commercial and business activities for a brief period at 12 o clock noon in observance of Armistice Day. The recommendation seeks national unity and a moment of reflection across the country.
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Coolidge
Washington
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Mammoth Parade
First Regiment
American Legion Auxiliary
Francis Scott Key Post American Legion
South Market Street
South Street
East Saab Street
Seut Street
St. John’s Literary Institute
Mary‘land State School For the Deaf
Market Street
South Market
South Carroll Street
Rood College
Pam
This County
Fielde and
Desert
Ofs.ar
Miss Butler
Capt
DR. Kirtley
Boy Scouts
Baptist Church
Archic
Feskimes
Piheazh
Saya
U. S
Guatemala
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