Nearly All Dog Fund Spent in 1927 28 Auditors Report
Auditors report shows the dog fund paid out total receipts of 5139.94 with 2356.55 spent for damages to livestock and poultry. Expenditures include licenses issued and various costs, totaling 5019.21 with damages paid across multiple months and a remaining balance of 99.48 in cash.
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Saly Ot
Bani
Thos. A. Chapline
Magistates
G. Lloyd Palmer
Guy K. Motter
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
American’ Express Co
Dr. KR. V. Smith
New Citizen Pub. Co
the News-Post
J. W. F. Dorman Co
H. M. Spahr Lime & Stone Co
Creagerstown
Jay
Paul Rosencrantz
Harry L. Bussard
Tomma Kline
Harmon RK
Smith
C. HL Webster
Patterson Bros
L. A. Main
Roger Breckenridge
Co. B. Smoots
Annie Perkins
John &. Zecher
Bertha Strube
George W. Harmon
Ray Warfeld
C. x. Wiles
E. C. Rice
Leslie A. Masser
Zoe Holtz
Lucy G. Fout
BM OM. Page
G. E. Carlisle
Harry Anderson
H. D. Axiine
Myra Thomas
Charles H. Ramsburg
C. Exmest Keller
McGi
Belt
Roy E. Duvall
Ralph Flanigan
Burley V. Smith
Dallas Behne
John DeGrange
Frank Cline
Steiner Wachter
Roy A. Taster
Florida Bussard
Hany L Ramsburg
Chester Joy
D. H. Roelxes
Joseph C. Gernand
Arthur Lines
H. @. Snyder
Courtney A. Reynolds
C. T. Brashears
N. Stemn
Comedy and fundraising chaos shadow 1928 campaign
A narrative describes a chaotic fall fundraising scene with Jake Raskob and Pierre du Pont leading donors, Uncle Jake and others inflating spending as Democrats scramble to cover deficits. It notes George Norris’ tactical binds, GOP confusion, and both parties focused on winning elections over policy.
Peasant Leaders Take Oath to Support Romania’s Regency
Juliu Maniu and his cabinet of peasant leaders swore to uphold the constitution regency and the Romanian dynasty and to block any return of Crown Prince Carol. Romania thus avoids an immediate monarchy change, at least for now, as the historic oath before the regency took place in the palace on the Street of Victory with peasant chiefs in traditional dress.
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Bucharest
Juliu Maniu
Carol
Romania
Mamniu
Victory
Maniu
Norris Says Religion Defeated as Smith
Washington reports Senator Norris of Nebraska, a Democrat backer, declared the greates t element in the landslide was religion and that prohibition would be next campaign issue. He cited farm relief and natural resources as key in the broader political fight.
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George Norris
George
Wielorg
Attormey General
Nebraska
Hoover
Smith
Norris
Washington
Telit
Hoover victory spurs Wall Street trading changes
Chicago traders expect improved business after Hoover's election as a new system aims to speed transactions by delaying some deals and providing price figures through telegraphic channels. A major payout incident at a residence is noted, with a separate report on a couple's fatal fall from a roof during a rescue effort.
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A . Cuter
Chicago
Wall Street
Hoover
New York
Frederick City forms numerous committees for War Relief
Frederick city announces the formation of multiple district committees under William R. Slemmer. District chairs include Mrs. David Kolb West Church Street. Mrs. Albert W. Condon North side Second Street to West Fifth. Mrs. B. J. Bacer West Second. Mrs. Thomas L. Zimtmerman North side West South to Market. Mrs. J. R. Grime West Fourth to West Sixth. Miss Helen Condon West Third with related streets. and others across Districts 7 through 12.
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David Kolb
Charman
West Church Street
Connell Street
Court House
Soul Street
Albert W. Condon
Mazie Schmidt
Roland Harbaugh
Marry Zim- Terman
H. E. Gosnell
Aoril Hershberger
T. 3. Engle
J. C. Noell
Second Street
West Fifth Street
B. J. Bacer
Lewis Leihert
West Second Street
Thomas L. Zimtmerman
Elmer F. Munshower
Franck Perrott
West South Street
Weat Patrick Street
Market Street
Patrice
Booth Streets
J. R. Grime
J. H. Brandenburg
West Fourth Street
Elm Street
West Sixth Street
Helen Condon
G. O. Garber
C. H. Hendrickson
J. B. Thomas
D. Radelic
North Market Street
Seventhet
Francis B. Soppington, Jr
Marr, Dixon
Lilian Zimmerman
Ruth Moiter
Patrick Street
East South Street
Font
Jesse B. Anders
W.C. Schreiber
Martin Kefauver
East Patrick Street
East Church Street
Norman Slagen
Amy Boost
West Seventh Streets
Four Bandits Rob Hotel Sherman Payroll in Chicago
Four armed men held up the assistant cashier and time keeper in the Hotel Sherman Chicago shortly after noon today in an elevator, taking the weekly payroll of 5922.45 dollars. The robbery was carried out by four bandits.
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Hotel Sherman
Chicago
Hote Sherman
Oil Fire in California Causes Multi Million Dollar Damage
Los Angeles reports say a massive oil well blaze near Santa Fe Springs prompts field wide danger concerns. Officials estimate damage up to 5 million dollars as more than 7 000 workers fight the fire. A hunting accident in nearby Myersville injures a man in the foot as Buckenstaff and others were involved. Rockville faces a water shortage with two wells out of service but no immediate danger. December plans highlight New Members for C of T as Jerick Chamber details rising membership.
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New York
Hoover
Radio Corporation Common
Los Angeles
Santa Fe Springs
Gallf
Rockville
Mae Maror
Japanese Emperors Formally Enthroned in Grand Ceremony
The enthronement climaxed as Premier Tanaka stood at the throne hall and led a three cry salute of Bandi. The emperor declared his place on the throne as army and navy bands followed. Sunshine lit the crowd of dignitaries in the hall.
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Japan
Tanaka
Authen
Ted Drimte
Pat Ith
City Properties Sold In Local Auction At Court House
The sale of the Stull and Royal P. Memp properties occurred at 10 30 this morning in the Court House under LeRoy McCardell and Edgar H Ney Bride as attorneys in fact. A cottage bungalow on College Avenue College Park sold to Nash and Cramer for 5650. Nos 615 617 and 619 North Market Street with garage and former travel building sold to H C Gubisch for 12700. Three lots on North Bentz Street sold to Grayson H Mercer for 400. Two houses at 1318 and 1316 North Market Street were withdrawn from sale.
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Stull
Royal P. Memp
Court House
LeRoy McCardell
Edgar HO Ney Bride
College Avenue
College Park
Nash &. Cramer
North Market Street
Aveling House
H.C. Gubisch
Virginia Hoover Victory With 24535 Vote Lead
Unofficial Virginia totals from 1565 precincts show Herbert Hoover leading Alfred Smith by 24535 votes with 165510 to 140985. Nationally the 206505 turnout set a record, reflecting heightened campaign interest. In Delaware Hoover leads by 3276 with 68986 to 35259. Separately, motor violations and license suspensions are reported in scattered notices.
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Hoover
Richmond
Virginia
Herbert Hoover
Alfred E. Smith
Smith
Herton Auto Accident
Melvin Palmer of Lexington was taken to Frederick City Hospital Friday after a minor automobile crash. He sustained head lacerations but was expected to leave the hospital today.
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Benjamin B. Biehl
Citr
Frederick City Hospital
Herton
Melvin Palmer
Lexistoan
Aken
Shooting Case 70 Before Juvenile Court
A juvenile named Lee Frits, age 12, is slated for a court appearance in a shooting case. Details show the matter pending before the juvenile court with other involved individuals and proceedings noted in the record.
Nordica Mandolin Orchestra Performs at Hood College
Walter Holt directs the Nordica Mandolin and Guitar Orchestra from Washington in its first Hood College appearance. The program mixed popular and classical numbers with strong ensemble, mandolin solos by Miss Hui, varied instruments by Holt, and tenor banjo pieces pleasing the audience. The group, about sixty members strong, has been active twenty to twenty five years and includes works like Moonglade and March Triumph.
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Nordica Mandolity
Walter Holt
Washington
Hood College
Miss Hui
Halt
Nordica Mandolin and
Holt
Montgomery County Home Demonstration Club Meeting
More than a hundred members from eighteen clubs gathered in Rockville for the fourth annual micethut. Rev. Frank Tyler opened the program, followed by welcomes from Mrs. Edgar Rogers and Mrs. Walter Adams.
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Montgomery County
Rockville
Frank Tyler
Edgar Rogers
Walter Adams
Herbert Huitt
A. G. Mee J Kinney
Walkersville
C. B. Norton
Cabin John
John Hamilton
Four Corners
Estelle ‘I. Moore
Montgomery County Federation of Women’s Clubs
Dorothy Emerson
Brookeville-Olney
Horn-Makers’ Club
Parker J. Geiler
Montgomery County Council of Homme
Christ Church Guild
Assault Cases Heard In People Court This Morning
Justice Alton Bennett presided over several assault and related cases with no sentences given. John Iorgan faced non-support charges with a Monday continuation due to defense-witness absence. Arthur Weeden was discharged after unclear proof of shooting. Harry Kent was held for grand jury on assault with intent to kill after self defense claims. Montgomery vote canvass showed minor tabulation changes. results listed for local and national races.
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People’s Court
Alton ¥. Bennett
John Iorgan
Arthur Weeden
Frank Jackson
Jackson
Park Mills
Weeden
Harry Kent
Charles W. Ridgeley
Colored
Unionville
Kent
Ridgeley
H. Dorney Etchison
Middy Burned in Fire Caused by Alcohol Blast
A Navy lieutenant from the torpedo school and a civilian were badly burned in an apartment fire in San Diego. An Ensign stationed at the yard was arrested for violation of the state prohibition act. Fire started after an explosion linked to a kerosene lamp and alcohol-related ignition.
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San Diego
W. W. Seagrit
Navy
Marry’ MedArthur
Los Angeles
Joseph B. Danhoff
Many Yard
Danhoff
Amily
Armistice Day Observances Set With Parades and Services
Memorial service planned for 2:30 PM at Tivoli theater under Francis Scott Key Post No 11 with General Fries speaking. Parade schedules set for 2:30 PM Monday with units on West Seventh East Seventh and North Market streets and a relay race between Frederick High School, High School Alumni and Maryland State School for the Deaf. Banks to close Monday as legal holiday.
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Francis Scott Key Post
Americam Legion
Fist of the Armie
A. A. Fries
First Regiment
Wade Male Choins
George H. Extmanns
G. Ernest Lipps
Irving M. Landauer
Col
D. John Markey
Roger R. Rice
D. Ralph Zimmerman
West Seventh Street
Sifth
East Seventh Street
North Market Street
Aboudieh Sudda
Silex
State Armory
Tivoli Theater
Frederick High School
Maryland State School For the Deaf
Ted Biser
Jack Rabbit
Maryland
Market Street
Fifth
Sout
F. Als
MD. S. S
F. H
Opera House
Itack
Procia
Otek Sj
Actusiuce
Weather Outlook For Week Ahead In Mid Atlantic States
Weather outlook for the week beginning Monday. North and Middle Atlantic states expect generally fair conditions with a chance of showers Tuesday and again Saturday.
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Washington
North
Middle Atlantic
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