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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Nov 11, 1927

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Armistice Day Parade Highlights City Celebrations

Festive Armistice Day observances unfold in Frederick with a 2:30 pm parade. Civilians in color, ex servicemen in uniforms, police and bands lead units along South Market Street to Memorial Ground where Judge Worthington speaks. Weather praised. Armory ball and holiday hours noted. Bunny hunting amid sunshine attracts crowds. Also a birthday party planned for Honeybee the Pekingese at the Francie Scott Ker Hotel.

Aine Sears Frederick Ming South Mart Street First Regiment National Market Street Shog Chiildren Market Seventh Strets Memorial Ground Glenn H. Worthington Isabelle Kunkel Daniell Daniell Francie Scott Ker England UU Youngste Thoece Lewis Tha Teas Arthur Potts Statnlas, Jr Wirsinia Gamorill Jt Dle Misakrobe William Cyrus Gambriot Jr Gerali’ E Baken Her P. Baker Clinton McSherrs, Jr Molly Lee Smith

Hunters Bag Game In Frederick County

Hunters brought in a bag of partridges and rabbits on Thursday morning opening day of the hunting season. Murray Stan fez led with a bag including nine partridges and a wootcock, Claude Zimmerman and party claimed six rabbits, William Gosaed reported six rabbits, and several others collected modest game totals.

Frederick Armgong Murray Stan Fez Saul Bere Oicen Thoreuay Claude Zimmerman Angie Berger William Gosaed Wix

Fragmentary text notes from a wartime era notice

A distorted OCR fragment references timing around a memorial day and mentions bells and wiring. The legible parts hint at a ceremony or countdown with siren related wording, but no clear event, date, or organizations are readable to identify a coherent incident or report.

Baltimore Man Dies From Poison Liquor

A Baltimore man died after consuming poisoned liquor, with police reporting the incident as a lethal act. The victim, identified as 36 year old Moffett, was found in Bowie real estate area, and investigators are pursuing leads to determine the source and motive.

Armistice Day Observed at Hood Ui Leze

State's Attorney William M. Storm addressed Hood Ui leze Studenta and faculty at their Armistice Day observance in Brodbeck Hall. Miss E May Gabel provided trumpet accompaniment as patriotic hymns filled the chapel. Storm shared experiences from his European tour and reflections on war and postwar Europe contrasting with current conditions. Prof Henry T Wade led a closing patriotic match after a prayer by Dr A le taps.

William M. Storm Hood Uileze Studenta Brodbeck Hall E. May Gabel Pian Ziocd Joseph H. Apple Storm American Legion Convention Europe A_le Henry T. Wade Department of Music

Red Cross Roll Call Opens in Frederick City

Mayor Culler urges Frederick residents to join the eleventh annual Red Cross Roll Call through Thanksgiving. The drive aims for 6,000,000 members nationwide, with local charter targeting at least 2,200 members, to support disaster response and relief at home and abroad.

Culler Frederick American Red Cross Red Cross Mississippi New England National Red Cross

Negro Woman Shot Near Union. Suspect Sought by Police

A Black woman was shot near Union while her husband and a guest, ages around 24, returned from a dance. Detectives say the motive is unclear. the shooter fled after the blast. The couple identified a man named Gaither from Union Bridge as informed contact, with prior remarks about killing the woman.

Ray HU Hil Jretica Thomas Tl Gaither Union Bridge Hill Leo Warner

Sunday Laws Rally to Promote Sabbath Observance

Frederick hosts a Sunday afternoon meeting at 3 o clock with Congressman William C. Lankford of Georgia as speaker. The event, under Maryland Lord's Day Alliance auspices, aims to rally churches and Sunday schools to observe Sunday laws, with W W Davis and other officials attending.

Frederick William C. Lankford Georgia Evangelical Reformed Church Maryland Lord's Dar Alliance W. W. Davis Maryland Lord's Ay Alliance Lanklord Law School University of Georgia Sabass Dows Aes Gudge Comming Teen Unitied Siates

Armistice Day Celebration Planned in Middletown

Middletown to observe Armistice Day with an 3 to 7 pm oyster supper at the Reformed church social room hosted by the Woman's Auxiliary of Sergeant Law Relice Everhart Post American Legion. A 7 pm parade will follow, then a motion picture "Tell It To The Marines" in Memorial Hall. Local groups and floats expected to join. two dams from Middletown and Myersville will provide red hardware effects. The general committee includes G. C. Rhoderick Jr, Harlan Zimmer Man, and Earl M. Kepter.

Middletown Lawrelice Everhart American Legion Reformed Church Mar [ Rines Memorial Hall Myersville G.C. Rhoderick Harlan Zimmer Man Earl M. Kepter

Brothers slain during card game in Springfield restaurant

In Springfield on November 11, two brothers named Robert Reiko, 25, and Frank, 20, were shot to death by four masked men as they played cards at a restaurant. Two companions, Lee Meechum, 26, and Visto Lapacots, 23, were wounded but likely to recover. Police arrive as the assailants fled in a motor car. the event tied to bootlegging warfare with Chicago and Seattle connections. A funeral for the slain is planned at Te Ville on November 17 conducted by Dr J M Wittam T Pra Reet and Miss Jahee Pols, health nurse.

Springfeld Tro Brothers Robert Reiko Frank Tre Lee Meechum Visto Lapacots Ferets Mlethets Chicago S¢ta Te ‘Ville J. M. Wittam T. Pra Reet Jahee Pols. Geen

Demonstration of Lacers at Memoria Event

In the comelugion of the Armi the new fire track will be casted lowered as part of a short ceremony led by Mesara Veoot and Scott. Factory engineers oversee the operation at Memoria.

Memoria Mesara Veoot Scott

Frederick county reassessment progresses with hearings

Assessment work in Frederick county moves forward with field work in 20 of 26 districts completed. Alfred W. Gaver says pace meets official approval as hearings proceed in Ballenger Jefferson Craddock Tuscarora Lewistown Creagers Town Woodsboro All Pleasant Liberty Singanore and others with two districts per week and plans to finish in coming weeks.

Frederick County Alfred W. Gaver Frederick New Market Petersville Emmitsburg Thurmont A Labama Emmiféburs Ballenger Jefferson Craddock Tuscarora Lewistown Creagerstown Woodsboro All Pleasant Liberty Singanore Inapatera Jackson Catoctin Frederica Districh Arsoia Saris

Unknown Soldier grave wreath ceremony at Arlington

President Coolidge laid a wreath at Arlington Cemetery tomb of the Unknown Soldier with Mrs. Coolidge, Secretary Davis, General Summerall and others present. The simple ceremony lasted minutes as drums and uniforms marked the tribute across a snowbound ceremony. Paris marks Armistice day with two minutes of silence and crowds around the tomb of the Unknown Soldier on the Champs Elys es under snowfall and banners.

Washington Navy Coolidge Aclington Tbere Coallige Arington Davia War Department Charles Vm Summerall Wibur Eheris France Parta Wichter Frasce Champs Elysee

New York Welcomes Elder and Halde man Back Home

New York greeted Ruth Elder and Captain George Halde man with a jubilant homecoming after their near disaster at sea during the American Girl flight to Paris. Crowds cheered as harbor craft sounded, officials received them at quarantine, and the pair rode uptown to their hotel amid applause from thousands.

New York Lindbergh Byrd Chamberlin Aod Levine Battery Broadway

Flag With History Stirs Parade Representation of Independent Home Co

A battle scarred U S flag from the Civil War era was carried in a parade representing the Independent Home Co. It belonged to James H C Lowe and was given to his grandfather Major Lowe by a Union soldier near Gettysburg. The flag bears 34 hand-sewn stars and stripes with holes from bullets as evidence of battle damage.

United States Independent Home Co James H. C. Lowe Major Lowe Frederick Gettysburg

Air Duel Sheds Light On Long Held War Enmity

Wanamaker of Akron and German ace Udet, once enemies over the World War I airfront, discover a shared bond when Bronner’s Berlin series prompts Wanamaker to contact Udet. Udet replies with regret over the wound and invites a reunion, turning a deadly duel into a tale of reconciliation.

NEA Akron Salouss Treet Udder Germoat Bronner Wanamaker Milton Bronner Udet Weramaker Wanemaker Wanamiker London Bronne Dowbt Amertez Aos Xrin

Last War a Fight: Preparedness and Patriotism Vetted

A Hor Street Lane gathering features Spafford of the American Legion urging readiness and unity. He denounces pacifist rhetoric, cites postwar ship totals, and warns against appeasing foreign influence while stressing national defense, education, and industry as pillars of unity.

Bus Line Permit Granted for West Virginia Routes

A permit has been granted to Bie Ridge Transportation Company to operate bus lines between Hancock and Martinsburg, with service extending to Charles Town Shepherdstown and Harpers Ferry. Four daily trips are planned between Martinsburg and Charles Town, later possibly increased, with connections at Charles Town and extensions from Berkeley Springs to Hancock. The company also took over routes from Hagerstown and acquired property for Frostburg operations, linking Frostburg to Frostburg and Uniontown areas.

Bie Ridge Transportation Company State Road Camp Sign West Virginia T (O Hancock Derkeley Springs Martinsburg Charles Town Shepherdstown Matpers Ferry Jerkeley Harper Feederck Bearwererile Hagerstown Wildes Pine Ridge Hetweed Frostburg Uniontown Frostberg

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