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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Nov 11, 1925

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Car Wreck at Square Corner Injures Worker

A crash at Market and Patrick streets about 7 30 this morning knocked a Ford touring and a Ford roadster, overturning Goodsell’s car and injuring James Starr who swept the street. Starr’s wounds were not serious. Goodsell faced a right of way charge. frost on his windshield blamed. He will have a hearing Thursday before Justice Bowers.

Market Patrick Streets Raymond Goodsell East Seventh Street North Market Street Oscear Gordon Jefferson West Partick Street Goodsells Gordon Goodsell James Starr Starr West South Street Goods2ll Allen Bartgi Sherman P. Bowers

Home Echo Rally at New 1 0 C F Home

About 200 members attended the Home Echo rally at the Odd Fellows Home auditorium under King David Lodge No 50. Eighteen candidates received the Friendship degree conferred by Warren Lodge No 71 of Baltimore, with lodges from several towns contributing candidates. Local officials and grand officers praised the event and urged membership, followed by a luncheon at the Francis Scott Key hotel. The article also notes historical life expectancy data.

Order Odd Fellows Home King David Lodge Warren Lodge Baltimore Alfred Hurst Prosperity Lodge Mt Airy Frederick City Elk Ridge Lodge Brunswick Oak Grove Lodge Washington Grove Fidelity Lodge New Market Adamstown William A. Jones Ineves Arthur C. Tiemerer Jones Wiliam G. Schmidt Robert A. Bennett Armistice Dar Frank E. Brenagle Francis Scott Key Jd. W. Poisel Frey A. Groom Wm. J. Wilkinson Dorsey Etchison

Severe winter with heavy snow predicted nationwide

Washington reports a forecast of a severe US winter with heavy snowfall and no warm interruptions. Ocean meteorologist An abnormal condition is cited, linking record cold this fall to factors including early Northwest snows on September 14 and a late spring expected after the winter.

Washington United States Herbert J. Brown Northwest

Hood College to Launch Major Campaign Dinner Speakers Named

Emory L. Coblentz Rev Chalmers W Walck and Miss Mary C Ott head a Hood College dinner Friday night opening a 500000 general drive and a 100000 local campaign. More than 100 volunteers and 300 alumnae plus students will attend a program ending by 8 40 with a Hood College Glee Club serenade broadcast from WCAP to Washington.

Emory L. Coblentz Chalmers W. Walck Mary C. Ott Hood College Elly Frederick Frederick, Carroll and Montgomery Mary H. Filler Hood College Glee Club Washington WCAP

Supreme Prelate of K P Here Tonight

Frederick S. Attwood of Minneapolis arrives in Frederick for Adventist Days parade and will stay with Reno S. Harp. plans include lecture Riding the Goat at Pythian Castle and a dinner with Grand Lodge officers. Attwood, known as a Knight of Happiness, will be greeted at B and O station by a band and Pythian procession.

Frederick S. Attwood Minneapolis Minon Knights of Pythias Frederick Mr. Attwood B. and O Flocat Pythians Reno S. Harp Supreme Representative Mrr Attwood Pythian Castle Harv Grand Lodge West Second Street Amon Col Nelson W. Raussler Cumberland B. Mercer Hartman Baltimore A. Ellsworth Martack Arnapolis J. Edward Richardson William F. Broening Frederick S. Altwood Minn

Weather Halts State Corn Husking and Sowing Progress

Washington reports Maryland conditions for the week ending yesterday. Wet weather continues to interfere with corn husking and late potato harvesting and delays sowing. Early corn harvests in sand conditions show uneven progress as cold weather slows sowing of winter grains. Pastures fair and stripping of inlays has begun.

Washington Maryland

Local Apple Orchards Report Biggest Year On Record

Frederick county's commercial apple crop had its largest year with 150 to 200 carloads shipped beyond the county, some to South America, and many stored for future sale. Eight commercial orchards near Frederick produced around 60,000 bushels, quality praised, though overall yield below expectations.

Frederick County Frederick Cial Blue Ridge Fruit Growers, Inc South America Frederics New York

Armistice Day Observance In Frederick Sees Strong Spirit

Ali Frederick joins in Armistice Day observance as Frederick, Maryland marks 11 November 1918 signing of the armistice with parades led by the American Legion. The day features a noon parade, half-day holidays for workers, and memorial graves decorated in tributes to veterans.

Ali Frederick Frederick Ioday Frederick American Legion Rnke Armors Rio

Market better streets relieved after dramatic collapse

New York opening center on irregular gains as massive support orders lift industrials. Brokers worked through the night to handle record volume while bear selling and margin pressure eased. Hotels of Baltimore and Ohio touched 89 14 for highest since 1917 on dividend-rate expectations.

New York APY Wall Street Stock Exchange Baltimore Ohio

Montgomery County Grand Jury Evidence Tone Reforms on Gambling

Judge Robert B. Peter told Montgomery County grand jurors in Rockville that gamblers operating along the Conduit road and near the District line have found Montgomery a place where their activities are no longer tolerated. He named a list of jurors for the November grand jury and noted a detailed petit jury roster.

Washington Montgomery County Robert B. Peter Montgomery John W. Lynch David F. Qian Walter W. Piles Albert FL Thompson William A. Warner William A. Waters James H Anderson Martin R. Best William A. Brandenburs Frank A. Book le W. Cochran James T. Cashel Lawrence A. Darr Frank 4 Davis Elmer C. Hershperger Dwight ¥. Jones Carr Kingdon

Marionett Plays and Somber Casts at Workshop

Fragmentary OCR describes a Saturday event titled Marionett and Hod Caller vail with three parts featuring Will Coo the Wis Pon, FL Walman, and Tassie Viversins, presented by Aves Gortniurg at a workshop setting.

Walman Aves Gortniurg

Ferris Admits Attack on Girl Reported by Paper

Baltimore reports the Ballinory News quotes Walter Ferris held in Salisbury Md on suspicion of attacking Joennabeth Butler several weeks ago. The confession reportedly given October 29 to attorney Miles Levin Bailey was kept confidential due to the girl’s condition and inflamed public opinion.

Baltimore The Ballinory News Today Walter Farris Salisbury Joennabeth Butter Hooper S Miles Levin C. Bailey Ferrin Miss Butler Perris

Pinchot and Lewis Discuss Miners Viewpoint in Strike Talks

Governor Pinchot and John J. Lewis international president of United Mine Workers met at breakfast to review the anthracite strike now in week eleven. Pinchot said he has miners views and will seek operator input in Harrisburg tomorrow, while Lewis avoided commenting on the conference.

Philadelphia Governor Pinchot John J. Lewis United Ming Workers Lewis Harrisburg W. W. Inglis Mr. Pinchot Mr. Lewis Ings Ile Ai. Lewis Coverner

Armistice Day Message Calls for Global Peace Program

John R. McQuigg in Denver urges America to honor war dead by pursuing world peace. He promotes three key goals: universal draft reform, removal of profiteering from war, and maintaining strong defenses. Washington observes Armistice Day with Arlington Unknown Soldier tribute and services led by leaders including Rabbi Lazaron.

Denver America John R. McQuigg Meuse Nenae Malmieatt American Legion United States Co S International Justice Washington Coolidge Arlington National Cemetery Tia Davis War Department Wilbur Navy Department Arlington Morris B. Lazaron Baltimore Wilson Woodrow Wison Washington Cathedral Rt Ker James E. Freeman Episcopal James H. Tasler

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