Deputies Named by New Sheriff in Office December
The new sheriff appoints riding deputies F Doll and WM Foreman with others to serve as office deputies and turnkeys. Appointments take effect December 1 as the sheriff assumes office, naming Isaiah Loy as support. Doll is a local stock keeper and Foreman well known in the northern Frece region, previously serving as turnkey under former sheriff Albaugh.
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F. Doll
WM. Foreman
Les
Frece
Sheingomst - Albaugh
Hunting License Demand Not As Great as Year Ago
The Clerk of Court reports heavy demand for rabbit and quail licenses for the season. About 3,830 sporting permits and 309 statewide licenses issued. only four nonresidents applied. Fees total 15.69 dollars. Opening day hunting seen brisk, with 552 applicants in line. Officials note 1929 season ahead of 1928 and point to 1916 acts restricting rabbit sales in Frederick and nearby counties.
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Moon
Fredekcr
John H. Martz
Frederick County
Washington County
Montgomery
Advertisers urged to back jobs drive in WERTISERS case
Washington reports Edward Bermars, PR counsel to the President's Emergency Employment Commission, urged the Association of National Advertisers to support a four point program aimed at boosting employment. The effort seeks engagement from advertisers and local leaders to aid job creation and economic relief.
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Wertisers
Washington
Edward Bermars
President's Emergency Emers Commission
Tess
Melsl
E Counsel
Wwe
Man Held In Auto Case Eight Taken To Jail
A man detained in an automobile case was ordered held and to be transported to jail today. Authorities reported the suspect is charged with related offenses and was served with legal papers after the alleged incident.
Two State Auto Tragedies Reported In Overnight Crashes
An incident near Upper Marlboro claims the life of a 22 year old woman from Woody Maryland and injures her husband and two children as their vehicle collides in a pile up. Harry Mullen, 24, is killed when a car carrying him and William W Brannen overturns at an intersection Brannen reports a steering failure. Brannen is held for inquest action as details remain limited and Mrs Iea Young’s residence is unclear.
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Woody, Md
Upper
Marlboro
Ned
Harry Mullen
William W. Brannen
Brannen
Receivers Named for Golden Oil Company
Judge John P. Wieles appointed receivers for the Golden Oil Company in Wilmington Delaware upon suits by the Merrit Disk to pay current debt. The company shows total assets around 12.6 million dollars with 4.0 million in corporate stock and 2.2 million in current assets against 1.8 million in current liabilities.
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Ington
Del
John P. Wieles
Squrt
Golden Oil Company
Merrit Disk
Itacul
Tke
Hugh M. Moriington
George Worth
Texas
Wil- Meare
Giant German air liner DO-X completes leg to US at Calshot
Calshot England November 70 The giant German airliner DO X completed the second leg of its flight to the United States landing at 3 27 p m The huge passenger ship came down on the water off Calshot after a four hour trip from Amsterdam where it had waited for favorable conditions The great ship carried 17 crew members and 23 passengers and descended on the water near Calshot
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Calshot
England
United States
Amsterdam
Schang and Quinn Released by Philadelphia Club
The Philadelphia club announced the unconditional release of veteran pitcher Jack Quinn and veteran catcher Wally Schang. The move was reported by dispatches from Philadelphia dated November 10.
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Wally Schang
Jack Quinn
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Is
Commie Mack
Westminster 10 Be Made 10 Look Like Verdun Warns Officials
George Oliver Zepp former R-249339-Record Division A F Crumpacker was arrested in Pensylvania after a vandalism attempt on November 1. A letter from Zepp threatens making Westminster resemble Verdun and criticizes Brown and the judiciary. The public note calls for crime prevention. authorities warn against further threats.
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Westminster
Verdun
George
Carroll Rou
Brown
George Oliver Zepp
Secord Division
Crumpacker
Penssvin Hitia
Not Guilty in Election Night Car Accident Case
In People's Court Justice Bowers found Frank Wright of Plane No. 4 not guilty of failing to keep his car off the highway. Lawsor H. Summers of Ridgeville was also found not guilty of reckless driving. No injuries occurred as Summers crossed into a telephone pole area near Wright’s car. The judge cautioned Wright to park off the roadway to avoid state-line issues.
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People’s Court
Justice Bowers
Frank Wright
Lawsor H. Summers
Ridgevile
Summers
Uuss
Tg Wright
Susinery
Bakers ,Taner
Mgot
and Brothers
A. E
R. J. Wright
Siete Oficer Rhodes
New Pump Installed In City Water System
A new pump and motor were installed Sunday to lift water from Monee Springs into the city mains. The upgrade supports pumping from springs to the city supply, supplementing reduced flows from Tuscarora and Fishing Creek refineries while Monterue and M. J. Grove Company parts age. Maxwell stated the water penny issue remains.
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Ork
Tuscarora
Monterue
M. J. Grove Ee Company
Exzi- Maxwell
Natives of Foreign Lands Share Postwar Impressions
Speakers including a German native and Rabbi Woid Will address postwar themes at a Frederick gathering. They stress unity through youth and cross religious cooperation, recount wartime losses, and urge caution against excessive nationalism. An offering benefited the Red Cross as locals listened.
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Germany
Aso
United Brethren of Enz
Woid Will
Frederick
Waligs Wing
Jon Sramas
Red Cross
Two Autos Stolen in Frederick Area
Short report notes two additional car thefts in Frederick with one vehicle later recovered. Details mention Essex coach belonging to JW Hofman and activity around City Hall area. fragmented text suggests suspects or witnesses but is unclear.
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Frederick
Essex
Belon JW. Hofman
Ain
Bas St
Sundarnish
Holman
Cty Hall
T. A. EE . Banteaument
Still unable to fix cause of world war
Report fragment notes ongoing uncertainty over WWI or WWII causes. Mentions Lewis and Zihlmas with disputed majority figures. AP dispatch references groups of Germans and unclear figures, with garbled names and numbers.
Army Football Postseason Standoff Ends With Agreement Hope
Army officials differed over a postseason game for 1931 with debate over schedules and funding. After initial withdrawal, Army remained open to continued discussion and a possible agreement on athletic relations.
Elephants stampede at light artificial lion scene
London reports a freak scene where four elephants charged a crowd after an artificial lion mascot and fireworks sparked panic. About 20 injured, mainly women and children, as spectators scattered. no trampling reported. The incident followed a wild trumpet from the herd leader as the lion appeared and fireworks exploded.
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London
Hoe
Mescot
Das Jail Sentence Report From Oro Casas
A short OCR fragment notes a jail sentence. The readable terms include Orts FA Das and Oro Casas, suggesting a local legal action with a sentencing outcome conveyed in terse phrasing.
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Sem
Oro Casas
Organ Additions Dedicates Wall of Evan gelical Reformed Church
Additions to the church organ were dedicated in a Sunday service at 11 o’clock. The organ, built after the Civil War, received memorial add ons including an octave set and an well carlen attachment. Memorials honor Prof. George Edward Smith and Rev. Lee Mlat, with prayers and tunes cited from traditional hymns.
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Evangelical Reformed Church
HL. G Kieffer
Ottan
George Edwart Smith
Jesus
Maud Leit
Armistice Day Observances In Frederick City
Armistice Day events planned in Frederick Tuesday include bank closings and early store shutdowns with some all day. Hood College and other sites will host observances. The parade route runs from Market to Second Street to Ground.
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Frederick
Hood College
Lloyd C. Culler
Isplang
Sram
Everis Aecgert
Cnm
Fran Scott Key
Erizan Legion
Erizan Legion, Hoof Church Bells and the of Thers
Fo Cortmomes
Ss Ann‘ances
Gutin
A. B
Failure of World to Reach Normal Causes Global Economic Mood
Dr Estabrook discusses postwar agricultural leadership and global overproduction. He notes the U S Department of Agriculture employs about 25 000, with foreign students studying in America. He cites coffee sugar rubber and butter surpluses abroad and warns against excessive small ownership while urging modern farming methods and urban employment for farm youth.
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Shoorstown
Washington
Este
Imide
Estabrook
America
Department of Agriculture
Netions Acros
Brazil
Arentima
Australis
United States
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George C. Zepp
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