Armistice Day Parade Plans Include Nine Divisions
Armistice Day events announced include a 11 a.m. bells tribute and a 2:45 p.m. parade with nine divisions. Hood College will not participate. A 2:00 p.m. dance in the First Regiment Armory closes the program. Over 200 in prizes are planned for parade winners. Local groups and schoolchildren are expected to join. Millard B. Tydings could not attend Hood College exercises.
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First Regiment
Alton Y. Bennett
American Legion
Hood College
Patrick Street
Patrick
Court
United States
Millard B .Tydings
Baltimore
Katherine Tydings
Ella Lonn
Goucher Colege
Frederick Branch
Hood
Fernon
South Street
Everest Harding
Regint
Maryland Infantry
First
Tx Commissioners Grand -Ier of the Republic
Daughters of
Sons of American Revolution
Prederick City Hospital
Yellow Springs
Lexion
East South Street
Market Street
Elks Band
Elks’ Lodge
Peirce of
Pocchontas
Eagles
DeMolay
Lions Club
West South Street
Frederick Hich Schon
Frederick High School
Martylend State School
East AH Saints
AN Saints Street
One Dead In Fire Destroys Opera House Building
In Connellsville Pennsylvania a fire destroyed an old three story Opera House Building remodeled into stores and apartments. Robert Freed died after being rescued from smoke. Miss Mary Guiler, a roomer, was unaccounted for several hours amid efforts to locate her in the ruins. Fire crews fought the blaze as the loss was estimated at 10000.
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Connellsville
Mary Guiler
Robert Freed
Ya Vinta
Tn Surrow
Maryland
Cotarville
Here
Potomac
John Marshall Burr
Kleigham
Episcopal
Vnto
Ethel Graves
Mary Carpenter
Washington
la Plata
Waldorf
St. Peter's Catholi Church
Aide Pursues Sheriff Recount After Narrow Loss
Charles W. Smith a Democrat seeks a court ordered recount of the November 2 sheriff race in which he trailed Republican Wedlliam C. Roderick by one vote. Supporters cite possible ballot errors and discarded ballots in multiple precincts as reasons to review the tally. The court will decide if a recount is necessary within the legal window.
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Charles W. Smith
Wedlliam C. Roderick
Friends of Smith
Smith
Arlington County
Tar
Trent
Atferne
Goth
Pole Breaks Off In W Fourth Street Crash
Investigation by state and city police failed to identify the car driver after a pole on West Fourth Street near Wilson Avenue was broken and the automobile wrecked. The vehicle disappeared and no injuries or hospitalizations were reported. Police suspect the car swerved to avoid trolleys on the road.
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West Fourth Street
Wilson Avenue
Fall and Doheny Plead Not Guilty in Government Fraud Case
Albert B. Fall and Edward L. Doheny pleaded not guilty in the District of Columbia Supreme Court to a conspiracy to defraud the government. The case stems from alleged improper oil lease dealings in Elk Hills.
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Washington
Albert B. Fall
Secior
Harding
Edward L. Doheny
California
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Rotary Principles Emphasized At Frederick Club Meeting
Dr C Howard Witmer of Lancaster Pa district governor outlined Rotary aims and ethics stressing attendance and high membership standards. The luncheon at Francis Scott Key Hotel featured talks on understanding, goodwill, and advancing Rotary’s goals with plans for a local sports organization and future inter club events.
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Rotary
C. Howard Witmer
Lancaster
Frederick Club
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Witmer
Rotary International
R.F. Seymour
Boy Scouts
Cill
Westminster Club
Westminster
Wm. H. Kretchman
Somerset
Somerset County
Henry Carpenter
Dr. Witmer
Frederick
Ignatius Biotlee
T. Nayward
Maryland School For the Deaf
Hall Mills murder trial faces defense push
In Somerville New Jersey prosecutors press the Hall Mills case asserting hasty burials of Rev Edward Hall and Mrs Eleanor Mills. A physician testifies post mortem limits and organs reportedly present while defense cites a tabloid complex amid courtroom tensions. Mrs Jane Gibson expected to testify despite illness. special prosecutor Simpson aims to bring her to stand soon.
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Somerville
N. J
Ap.j
Hall-Mills
Edward W. Hall
Eleanor R. Mills
Rudolph Hegeban
James Mills
Charlotte Mills
Hegeman
Otto Schultz
E. I. Cronk
Fromfar
Tuncheon
Clarence E. Case
Alexander Simpson
Case
Simpson
New York
Gibson
Jane Gibson
Jersey Cit
Divorces Grow At Arlington County Mill In Nation
Arlington County Virginia, the smallest U S county, handles about 30 divorces weekly in four hours on Saturday in a famous divorce mill. Officials call the process a distract, yet say current law limits action. The crowded court fills before judge Brent arrives, with many applicants awaiting hearings and potential delays.
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Washington
Reno
Paris
Arlington County
Virginia
Baltimore
United States
Samuel G. Brent
Rome
Naniprom
No Christmas Holiday for the Postal Employes
Postal workers will not have an all day holiday this Christmas season. A full shutdown would cause severe backlog, so delivery will continue on Christmas day with reductions in staffing. The Postmaster General explained the decision aims to prevent major congestion from accumulated Christmas mail.
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Yulas
Texan Named 10 Succeed Budnitz
Major H. H. White retired A. S. A. replaces Edmund Budnitz as administrator of the Maryland district under a new liquor enforcement district plan. Headquarters move from Baltimore to Washington with a deputy administrator possibly in Baltimore. Change effective December 1. White, a Texan, served overseas in World War and helped establish the Texas-Oklahoma district.
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H. H. White
Texas- Oklahoma
Edmund Budnitz
Maryland
Lincoln C. Andrews
the Treasury
General Andrews
District of Columbia
Delaware
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Capital
Baltimore
Washington
Andrews
White
Nega
Major White
Texas-Oklahoma
Wood Abolishes Philippine Board by Executive Order
Manila November 10 AP Governor General Wood issues an executive order abolishing the Insular Board of Control which oversaw government-owned corporations in the Philippines. The duties will be handled solely by the Governor General, reducing the Board to a past body after the legislature adjourned sine die.
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Manila
Wood
Insular Board of Control
Philippine Islands
United Isles
Army
Senate
Stock Prices React On Mixed Steel and Dividends News
New York traders sent stocks lower as October unfilled orders for United States Steel rose only seven thousand five hundred and twelve tons, far below expectations, and Rock Island directors failed to inaugurate dividends. The market remained technically weak after reduced short interests, inviting renewed bear pressure.
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New York
United States Steel Corporation
Rock Island
Annual Red Cross Roll Call Begins Tomorrow in Frederick
Frederick conducts its annual Red Cross enrollment, dividing the city into nine districts with district chairs guiding membership. Armistice Day marks start nationwide, and the effort aims to complete enrollment by Thanksgiving with committees announced by Markell Nelson.
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RED Cross
Frederick
Markell
Nelson
Frederick County
M. B. Cassel
East South Street
South Market Street
Clarke Place
G. Roy Martin
Weet South
McMurray
Center
Washington, Jefferson and
Madison Streets
Charles N. Staley
West Third Street
West Seventh Street
Albert W. Cuntton
East Second Street
Ast With Street
Tistrict
Allen Haba
Muirman
East Fifth Street
Eighth Street
W. Gregory
Three Held for Part in Riot at Coal Mines
In Scranton Pennsylvania authorities say three of the four men who instigated a riot among about 300 Erie Coal miners at Rus sian Hall in Mayfield Borough were arrested. Joseph Ciuzi Sandy Consagra and Lowulg Consagra of Mayfield were taken into custody five hours after fleeing in a motorcar. One miner Marke Krez Ather seven, was shot while leaving the hall as clashes erupted amid grievances over union leadership.
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Scranton
Mayfield Borough
Joseph Ciuzi
Sandy Consagra
Lowulg Consagra
Mayfield
Russian Hall
Erie
Pennsylvania Coat Company
Joseph Dzwonczik
David W. Davis
Miners’ Union
John Boylan
Margeld
Crop and Weather Conditions In State Washington
Crop and weather notes report Maryland favorable for husking corn digging potatoes and sowing wheat. Virginia also sees good farm work and corn husking with wheat sowing progressing in south and east. A muddled section lists sergeants transferred in Frederick and Laurel with unclear surrounding text.
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Washington
Maryland
Virginia
Montgomery jury charged by court at Rockville event
The Montgomery County Circuit Court opened the November term with Chief Judge Hammond Urner charging the grand jury. Franklin A. Pearce was named foreman and a full slate of jurors was drawn. The petit jury list followed as the court outlined oaths, statutes and secrecy of deliberations.
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Montgomery County
Rockville
Hammond Urner
Montgomery
Frederick
Annapolis
Rockyie Court
Franklin A. Pearce
Edward K. Norwood
John A. Wheeler
Wille B. Moxley
Earl Lechlider
Robert L. Hoskinson
William EH. Gregg
J. Lewis Myers
William W. Price
Milton A. Stottlemyer
Elmer BE. Stuy
Charles E. Bond
Robert Aitcheson
Elbin Leishear
Carroll E. Grub
Simon P. Wagner
Daingerfield Lomax
Arthur W. Beall
Alexander Lowry
Clayton Rabbitt
Willem D. Beall
Mahlon Kirk, Jr
Joshua T. Austin
Urner
Grand Jury
Petit Jury
Douglas B. Diamond
Joseph N. Darby
William C. Watkins
R. Frank Gibson
Ernest Crown
Claude G. Mullinix
Charles J. Norris
Charles E. Bennon
Edward F. Riordan
Charles A. Reed
Randolph S. Windsor
Benjamin F. Shreve
Wiliam A. Fidler
Ezra L. Roger
William A. Waters
William V. Parsley
Charles C. Jones
Alden A. Potter
George Mills
John FE. Libbey
Harry Rile
William T. Ridgely
William A. Gas ¢Away
John S. Atwood
Zachariah T. Briggs
Countian Awarded Yale Scholarship
A Yale University scholarship program announced today includes the Yale Southern Club Alumni scholarship awarded to Wilbur C. LeGore of LeGore Maryland and Mercersburg Academy. The item notes the recipient and affiliations as part of Yale’s scholarship distribution by the university.
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Countian
YALE
New Traven
Cann
Yale University
Yale Southern Club
Wilbur C. LeGore
LeGore, Md
Mercersburg Academy
Population decline of Frederick colored residents shown in estimates
The article notes a continued drop in the colored population of Frederick city and Frederick County, with census projections suggesting further declines and a shrinking share of the total population. It cites registration and voting figures, and compares 1910, 1920, and earlier counts to illustrate the trend.
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U.S
Frederick
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