City to Quarry Stone for Winter Work on East South Street
City officials plan to quarry 73 000 cubic feet of stone at the Old Cannon Hill site to furnish base material for East South Street and to create winter employment. Work will involve shifts of about one week and will transport stone to Frederick Street bedrock for road grading. Mayor Culler emphasized relief for jobless citizens as aldermen approved the project.
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Thomas
Comase
Frederick
Fleming
West Second Street
Carrol Parkway
Culler
Undertaking Parlor Shot Up by Gangsters
In New York on November 11 a gang with a black sedan fired into the Undertaking Parlor of the late Franke, aiming at portraits but only riddling two pictures on the wall. Police pursued the vehicle but no arrests were reported. Frank Yale had been killed earlier by a bodyguard. Local fears of fire hazards and threats to witnesses are noted amid the chaotic scene.
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New York
Partor
Prather
Franke
Frankie
Frank T. Yale
Principle of Nationalism Debated at Hood College
Hood College hosted a debate on nationalism with speakers including Helen Sirchim of Broomall Pa and Count Blumenthal and Mies tirt. The discussion contrasted defensive nationalism and cultural nationalism while noting gains and costs of European conflicts and the German front.
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Hood College
Berlin
Uiet
Helen Sirchim
Broomall
Count Blumenthal
Mies Tirt
Deb
United States
Theatles
Pena
U S Opposed to Any Budgetary Limitation
An official report from Washington quotes Ambassador Gibson stating unalterable opposition to limiting armaments by any budget. The remark was prompted by a budget discussion in the capital, stressing that defense funding should not be constrained.
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U.S
Gibson
Washington
Ccust
Hoover renews appeal for U8 address and Armistice Day speech
Ho overs renews appeal at Washington as Armistice Day address precedes annual conference. The message urges defense through peace processes and restraint, stressing nations must prepare for possible war while pursuing universal disarmament and good will.
Institute for Women of Poor Counties Planned
A note describes a planned institute for women in poor counties with involvement from Frederica civic groups and the Northern District. The text mentions a meeting at 2:30 at a local church or hall, with several district and committee references and names such as Mrs. and local coordinators.
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Institute For Women OF Poor Counties Planned
R. Meintree
Frederica
F. Depar
Cooluniz
Middletown
Lh Chus
Joke on policeman turns deadly in Palermo incident
A man at a Palermo restaurant joke led to a fatal shooting of cab driver Thomas Ottati. A responding officer fired after a perceived threat, ending Ottati's life and leaving a shock on the force.
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Palermo
Thomas Otati
Thomas Ottati
Market Funds Support York
Market funds backing York for several of WnGusiras 3as.
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York. i
Armistice Day Observance Leads Nation in Remembrance
Veterans and civic leaders gather for Armistice Day ceremonies across communities. A somber pageant honors service members while critics call attention to war films and the costs of conflict, with local participation noted in county events and parades.
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Hoover
Family War in Court Marks Armistice Day
District court hearing unfolds as a family dispute over dogs and a possible theft. Samuel Fritz Singanore accuses his son in law Floyd Hollen and others of plotting to remove beagle dogs valued at $30 from pens. The case features multiple relatives and neighbors.
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People’s Court
Samuel
Fritz
Floyd Hollen
Eves
Holiibaughs
Sylvester Natil
Keep
Justice Bowe
Muich
Fae Tomecs
E. Sinn
Hotenba
Tunney Wins Suit Against Fight Promoter
Former heavyweight champion Gene Tunney secures a ruling in a legal dispute against a fight promoter, with details indicating a civil suit outcome and related court actions. The AP report summarizes the decision and its implications for Tunney and the promoter involved.
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Tunney
Tardy Juror Is Fined $25 by Judge for Contempt
In Rockville Maryland on a Monday morning Judge Robert B Peter fined Walter E Perry a Bethesda merchant $25 for contempt of court after he failed to appear for the grand jury. A substitute juror was seated and Perry later appeared, admitting he believed he had not been summoned. The court stressed juror oath secrecy and praised county crime freedom while appointing Toward AL DeLashonkt as grand jury foreman and John Huess as stand-in stenographer.
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Rockville
Circuit Court
Ornins
Walter E. Perry
Bethesda Hardway
Jude Robert B. Peter
Perry
Benjamin GC. Perry
Board of County Commissioners
Art
Ferry
All Fury Service
Peter
Env
Judce Tv
AL DeLashonkt
Ancient Times Recalled in Tribesmen Battles Chronicle
Fragmentary OCR text recalls tribal battles and a supply pastor named J. E. or of De lo Rupp. The garbled lines mention feet and trese with fatyen. The readable pieces suggest a local history note on ancient conflicts with scattered proper nouns.
Red Cross Roll Call Workers List for Benj Russell Block
A long roster lists Red Cross roll call workers for the Benj Russell area. Names include Miss Tivsima Culler Mrs. Kate Fout Miss Cornelius Potts Mrs. Walter England Mrs. Claude Hahn Mrs. Arthur Ransburg Miss Roberta Carty Mrs. Edgar McBride Emanuel Rosenstock Mrs. Allen Bennett Mrs. Edward Hermian Mrs. Norman Sligen Homer Mi Seventh to city lon Roy Mar Center Street Washington Street Madison Street McMurray Street Jefferson Street Emory Nusz Elmer Martz A G Bourne Saint Street Patrick Street Flay Hitcshew Lilian Zimmerman Miss Co to Chagel Munshower Labnerg Mrs. Harry nape Ales Band.
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Benj Russell
Patrick
Roberta Carty
Pate
Edgar McBride
Rosenstock
Allen ¥. Bennett
Edward Hermian
Norman Sligen
Mra
Homer Mi
City Lon
Roy Mar Center Street
Washington Street
Madson Street
McMurray Street
Jefferson Street
Emory Nusz
Elmer Martz
West South Street
Armistice Day Parade Brightens City With Civic Observances
Bells and sirens welcome Armistice Day as city offices close and a parade forms in the afternoon. Overcast skies and chill winds contrast with hopeful forecasts of weather relief. Hood College plans a 4 43 pm observance featuring Zimmer Harp Trio and Harry Newcombe soloist.
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Jimmy Ofie
Armistey Danie
Oreahems
Pal the
Priieg
Mexican Gulf Coast
Court House
Hood Col
Zimmer Harp
Harry Newcombe
Gardens of the World lecture by Dr Estabrook
Dr. Leon Ai Estabrook of Washington spoke before the Garden Club of Frederick on Gardens of the World. He traced garden styles from America Europe and Asia and described notable gardens, including Rome, in a vivid imaginary tour.
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Leon Ai. Estabrook
Washington
Garden Club
Frederick
R. W. Barr
West College Terrace
Predick
Estabrook
Ameci
Undefined fragment prompts unclear historical slate
The readable text presents a fragmentary phrase about a plot, French terms, and a long historical context without identifiable people, places, or events. No decisive actions or outcomes are present to summarize into a complete news item.
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