16 Nov 1929
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1929
Page
1
Police report a string of tire thefts ending with three arrests and two youths caught in the act. A suspect confession implicates a third person as the primary organizer of the garage thefts at the parking ground. Investigators recovered evidence, and officers planned further inquiries at the station.
A chaotic scene surrounded a planned aldermanic meeting with chants directed at council members. Protests erupted as attendees demanded accountability and a prompt agenda for the Tuesday session.
Fragmentary text notes an envoy named Baghamae with a designation SIC possibly linked to Las. References are unclear and lack verifiable details for a complete summary.
Physicians report a patient in critical condition showing signs of improvement after a near fatal event. Medical teams at the hospital describe cautious optimism while continuing intensive treatment and monitoring for potential complications.
Officials deny reports of an impending mutiny at the prison. The statement says no disturbance is planned and operations remain normal. Local authorities urge calm and assure staff and inmates of ongoing security measures.
The notice outlines Seymour Lowman as Repudiation Day speaker on November 2 with involvement from national and state officers. It references Lawrence Everhart chapter activities and local customs. Frank B. Steele of Washington is noted as secretary of the National S. A. R. and Robert Jr. as past chairman of education.
Local residents ride in a Ford tri motor twelve passenger plane as a test and demonstration of aviation progress. Weather conditions influence collateral planning for nearby fields and development.
Fragmentary OCR text shows scattered names and phrases with no clear event or outcome. Key entities and context are unreadable, preventing a coherent summary of a specific story or notice.
A jury found the defendant not guilty on a charge of killing three pheasants. The trial centered on whether he fired a third bird while hunting with his uncle near an adjoining meadow. The witness Keefer Gressnicle testified he fired the second pheasant and the court gave the defendant the benefit of doubt.
The Post Office Department announces preparations for Christmas service with guidance for holiday mail handling and delivery expectations. Officials urge early mailing and remind customers of peak season schedules and stamp availability.
A large Shrine ceremonial in Frederick plans a mammoth parade at 7 PM led by Duan Sand Famous Drum Corps and Patrol and Chanters from Cumberland. A Baltimore and Ohio Railroad train will bring Shriners and guests, with a supper catered by Michael J. Croghan and a ceremony at the Opera House following a 7:30 PM business session.
In Herington Kansas on November 16 an attempted liquor run led to a fatal confrontation with Dickinson county authorities. A woman from Kansas City reportedly fired at officers near Howard before the sheriff returned fire, ending the chase with a deadly outcome.
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