Gardner shot in hunting accident at opening season
Local hunter EW Gardner suffered gunshot wounds to the leg and left eye during a hunting party near Frederick City. John Frank and companions were present. Gardner's eye injury may threaten sight while other injuries are minor. The incident occurred about 11 oclock in the morning. The party returned to Frederick City Hospital for treatment and care. Separately, the Red Cross planned its annual fund drive from Armistice Day to Thanksgiving with a goal to raise dues from members and patrons across four membership types.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Frank
Failigs
Gardner
Ant. Gardner
Sherick Cy
Frank
Frederick
Cali
Red Cross
Sherick
Sprites
Odl
Naal
Washington
Elks Banquet Draws Large Frederick Lodge Attendees
Frederick Lodge No. 400 Elks held a banquet on Second Street to honor Attorney W. M. Storm and Ellis on a European trip. The event at the Francis Scott Key Hotel featured remarks by Storm Kreh Derr and was presided over by Captain A. Hileman with catering by Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Lodge
No. B. P. D. Elks
T Second Street
W. M. Storm
Ace Allen ¥. Bennett
T. Kreh
R. Earl Derr
Dr. Eschmid
Id C. Winebrenner
Jatas
A. Hileman
Storm
Mr Veil
Spain
Iain Kreh
Derr
Mary
Ellis
Francis Scott Ker
Frederick
Chatge
Wiliam BE
Bennet
Man
Crochan
Theeda
Allen
Bennett
W. E
John Wickiess
Bishop Murray Satisfactory After Surgery Report
Batimere Nov 1 (Al) Rt Rev Joan Uardper Murray reported the prelate is in satisfactory condition after the removal of a carbuncle on the neck. His son Dr Jobs Murray Jr and his father Basil offered encouraging updates. The bishop underwent a medical procedure yesterday and is expected to remain at the hospital for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batimere
Joan Uardper
Murray Sm
Béva
Steneck
Jobs Murray
Basi
Asim
Tubie Yeuterday Finhop
Murray, & Bu i
Sears
Wilfred Grenfell
Winchester Hall
Hallowe'en Committee
Herman C. Gabisch
Goezts
R. L. Hammond
Total Juxthane
The
American Legion
Emezi Lipps
Royal Fost
Eezion
Joan 13
Apsauch
Pas Rheads
James E. Davail
Reuben Hann
P.M. Bader
Grand Army of the Republic
Howard Thormman
James Vail
Baltimore
Rufus Oden
F. ‘Ester Smith
Citr
Nat Gasser
Washington
Fey Todor
Columbus Supreme Court
Albert 8
Fall
Harry F. Sinclair
Sheldon Clark
Chicago
Sinclair Oil
Tro Wtlerbess
Henry Mason Day
Sinclair
Burns
William J. Burns
W. Sherman Burns
Barre Jeffries
Sinclair Ra
Lions Observe Armistice Day at Frederick meeting
Frederick Lions Club held a Armistice Day program at the Frame Scott Kerr hotel with Justice Alton Y Bennett delivering a forceful address on European attitudes toward America and World War participation. He cited 70 000 American dead and noted Allied appreciation, while recounting Edith Cavell and postwar tensions in Austria Germany and Berlin.
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Frederick Lions Cub
Scott Ker
America
Alton Y. Bennett
France
Belgium
Gerca
Woodrow Wilson
Europe
Austria
Americas
Meer Howe
Loge
Hussars
Germany
Berin
Hindenburg
Edith Cavell
Mr. Sennett
Mise Cavell
Brussels
Miss Cavell
England
Millionaire Estate Heir Hunt Tracked To Frederick
William Shoemaker of Frederick learns he may inherit part of John Nicholas Emerick’s estate once traced to 150 relatives, some in the Weat and 64 located locally. If found before March, heirs could receive millions each as the vast fortune linked to John Jacob Astor’s era unfolds. The tale ties Emerick’s fur business, Astor’s partnership, and a tale of New York sites amid probate delays.
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Williams Shoemaker
East South Street
Frederick
Shen
Robert Edward Shoemaker
Owings Mills
Loudoun County
Lbschals
Shoemaker
Woldings
John Nicholas Emerick
Milion Latre
Shocomber
George
Julia Vv
Ernest L
Clarence T
da M
Donald Shoemaker
Guara
William Shoemaker
Samuel Shoemaker
George Shoemaker
Millonaire
Pennsylvania
Emerick
Holland
New York
Havroe
John Jacob Astor
Metropolis
Astor
New York Ctr
Trinitrchurch
Astor Hotel
Soper lashes state officials over dry law mockery
A federal judge criticized state officials as contempt proceedings against attorney James A. MayCarthy were dismissed after his apology. The dispute centered on Maryland’s liquor control and enforcement of the Volstead era laws, with contentious remarks about the public’s rights and government actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soper
Bustos
Navy
Murrus AL
Maryland
Hs Attormey
James A. MayCarthy
New Traffic Control Device at Square Promises Faster Flow
State and city officials test a self contained Stallfog apparatus designed by Osborne Price to manage lights at the Square. The system lets the duty officer adjust signals on Market Street and cut lights when needed to ease congestion. Installation aims to improve throughput without waiting for fixed interlocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osborne Price
Market Street
Towalker Wli
Dundee and Waxman Suspended by Commission
Los Angeles dated Nov 10 AP reports state athletic official Seth Strelinger suspended welterweight champion Joe Dundee and manager Max Waxman after failure to appear for a scheduled bout with Hudkins. Dundee to forfeit 5000 appearance money as civil action and charges of false advertising filed against Dundee Waxman and promoter Dick Donald. Jewels theft noted but separate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Joe Dundee
Baltimore
Aul Ace Hodkins
Nebraska
Seth W. P. Strelinger
State Athletic Commission
Max Waxman
Sode Faltely
Strelinger
Donidee
Hudkins
Jaundee
Waxman
Dick Donald
Street cleaner demonstration in Hagerstown draws officials
Mayor Lloyd C. Culler leads a party to inspect Hagerstown’s new street cleaner, with a possible purchase for Frederick discussed. Officials expect a favorable view could spark a Frederick unit purchase. The machine costs thousands and is said to clean about a third of a Frederick street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Lloyd C. Culler
Frederick
Nerstood
Sime
Club Women Urge Capper Ketcham Bill Support in House
At a Federation of Rural Women meeting, club members urged support for the Capper Ketcham bill in the House and Senate, aiming to equalize federal funding for county demonstration work with other counties. They commended Miss Helen Mouda for exhibits at the fair and discussed club activities, fundraising, and plans to back Mrs. Sipps for national federation leadership.
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Aie
Federation of Rural Wo
Ubs
J. 4
Pearson
University For Maryland
Haring
Senate
Ar ' Ciuh
Skee Fair
Helenson
Tve Il Atentere
Woikstilie
Kindey
Es Eli Slemmer
A. G. Mu Kracee
3Ere
McKinness
John H. Siopel
Baltimore
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Sipps
Sra
Maryland
Tae
Maurice Cole
A. G. Vite
J. I. Feiser
We. Siemna
Romberr
A Psamehsen
Vernon Coblentz
Raddie Sichols
Baet
Ear Holand
Plezsan Kemptoan- Airs
Feasant Grove
Montz
Migdict
Kindley
Rackeystown Davis
Jasper Town
Vernon
Market
Oliver Kia
Mir Todas Zimaesa
Eight Divisions Parade on Armistice Day Friday
Armistice Day events plan a grand parade with eight divisions including automobile and fire engine units. State and local officials join civic groups in a downtown march from South Market to Memorial Ground, with banks and many businesses closing for the observance.
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Frederta
Teddy
Aglow AL ST
Sereal
Menocias
Grouml
Willian M. Storm
Uretoek
Metlonty Biehl
Taney
Alton Y. Bennett
Legion
South Market Stree
Nouth Street
Fine Regiment Rood
Francis Scott Ker Vest
American Legion
Legion Auziary
Grand Army of the Republic
Daughters of the American Revolution
Lawrence Ever Art Chapter
the Americas Linevolution
Olives and
The
Red Cross
Weert
Redflog
South Market Street
Rederkek High
Feka
Maryland State School For the Deaf
East South Street
Sanath Atarker Street
Band of
Tan
Yourth Vivision
Alt Sainte Isireet
All Safets Street
South Court Street
All Salots Street
Iisision
Yellow Springs
Independen Hose Company
Junior Steam Fire Engine Company
United Fire Company
Citizens' Truck Company
Clarke Place
South Carroll Street
East Saints Street
Willie
North Market Street
Second Street
Memorial Ground
Middletown
Armistice Day frost blankets region as cold snaps hit
Weather forecast hints Armistice Day may bring snow as frost tightens its grip overnight. Early reports note a heavy frost and a drop of about 14 degrees in temperature with chill winds, while sportsmen begin the 1927 hunting season indoors to escape the cold.
New Aerial Truck Arrives For City Fire Service
The Ahrens-Fox aerialadder truck arrived and was unloaded at the Junior Engine House under supervision by factory experts Charles E. Wood and Howard A. Scott. City officials attended and the unit will be shown Friday during the Armistice Day parade with no demonstrations today.
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Ahrens-Fox
Charles BE. Wood
Howard A. Scott
Dadiel Page
Citizens ‘Truck Company
G. William Shipley
Apparatna
Untitled fragment on time and friendship
Fragmentary text mentions time and tight friendships, with garbled phrases about years and faces. The readable portions hint at memory or relationship themes but lack clear events, people, places, or dates to form a concrete news item.
Frederick Plant to Build Largest stokers in World
Frederick Iron & Steel Company plans three giant stokers for power plants. Each unit weighs about 175000 pounds and measures 26 by 13 feet, totaling over half a million pounds. They will burn 18 cartloads of coal daily, support three Marcock & Wilcox Cross drum boilers, and draw costs over a million dollars annually while evacuating 7,000,000 gallons daily from city reservoirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Iron & Steel Company
Combuation Engineering Corporation
New York
Bione & Webster Company, Incorporated
General Rootractors
Atmospheric Trogen Corporation
Virginia
Marcock & Wilcox
Lowe robber gets $20,000 from bank
In Reading, a white male robber, wearing dark clothing, fled after holding up a local bank and obtaining a sum reported around twenty thousand dollars. Police pursued but details remain unclear as witnesses described a masked suspect and confusion followed the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowe
Army of Jobless On Tramp in Wales Crisis
An OCR fragment reports an army of jobless people marching in Wales beginning this morning. The text notes their faces set and intent to descend on a location, with a sense of protest mingled with cautious resolve and decent spirits despite hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bogland
Wales
Child Awarded 5000 For Automobile Accident
A child received five thousand dollars in compensation after an automobile accident in which the other driver failed to appear. Howard Kyle represented the child's father in court. The story notes Kyle is an actor and mentions revisions of the Barbara Fritchie tale in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Kyle
Barbara
Maryland
Ling
Baltimore
Henry Matthews
Lalttimore
Frederick Shel
Rexstabalt
Barbara Fritchie
Kyte
New York
Eles
Boothead Barrett
Mae
Bartana
Fritchie
Eleanor D. Abbott
Mees
Kylie
Matthews
Tenebeom
Francis Scott Key Hotel
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EW Gardner
Covent
Kappit
Naval Red Cross Treasury
Aw York
T. S. Steel Cor
Iam
Murray
G. A. RA. Vets
Legionnaire
Wiliam Shoemaker
John Jacok Astor
Cunningham
Albert Cunningham
Toonsboro
Slean Bowers
Tim Fee
Coping J Im
J. Vernon Boone
Warnes
Parrau of Animal Jucastre
Col Park
Tage Seger
United States
Tenteree
Tetmeen “Il
Eliare Ul Uae Community
Aml
Asada Ark
Dundee and
West End
Meyer Rosenstein
Lite
Teucheon
Dagmar Hotel
Culler
Reng
Elmer
Marwell
Butcher
Hammond
Ind
Anti-Prohibition League of America
BANKS
Eris
Federal
Justee
Jans C. Wilson
Awe We Dee
Ly W. Slaughterbafowl
Plaintff
Pueblo. Corp
C. ©. Slaughter
Texas
Tullionaire
Wilson
Otiers
I Tidikees
Warren Erlindem
Dremen
Aeris
Speclatis
Variatia
Clehteen
Styetvo
Ron and Steel Co
Hopewell, Va
Reading
Ea Yana
Birdshoro Matioga Bank
Webster
Milter
Chile
Rogers Ramos
Arthurs Peralta
Santa Eliza
Herserandfather
Ritchie
Carkle Cabell Rielele
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