Judge Worthington to Relinquish Circuit Work
The article notes Judge Worthington will relinquish circuit and juvenile court duties as his term ends in eight days. Newman, appointed by Governor Ritchie, will qualify December 1 to take the oath. Worthington plans to resume private practice though no specifics on compensation or remaining cases are given.
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Dasa
Worthington
Storm
Snc
Jobo
Newmes
Ritchie
Iit
Newman
G& Worthington
Canes
Worthisstén
Daughters of American Revolution Fundraiser Night
The chapter hosts a card party Monday night in the Francis Scott Key room to raise funds for the regent war chapter. About 200 attendees contribute over $90 for patriotic causes, with prizes including a chocolate cake and pillow cases. The event, chaired by Mrs E and committee members, honors Mrs F A and Repudiation Day observed at the Court House with afternoon ceremonies.
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Daughters of the Revolution
Francis Scott
Regent War
Constitution Hall
Wass
Edward An
Mra Itkin
Jones
Mira Kates
Etta Cramer
Miss Apple
Ezra Houck
EL Clapp
Yenels Scott Key Hotal
Rupp Entertains Luth eran Students At College Dinner
Evangelical church dinner hosted by Rev. Dr. and G. Rupp in the dining room of Theran Chapel drew attendees including Misses Nader Virginia Dosb and Kreh and several faculty members. The event featured college songs and elaborate decorations with mums candies and a late reception at the Country Club.
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G. Rupp
Theran Chapel
Frederick
Nader
Virginia Dosb
Kreh
Memis Mary CG
Thanksgiving Turkey Prices Quietly Climb as Shortage Rumors Spread
Local dealers report a turkey shortage ahead of Thanksgiving with ducks geese and chickens plentiful. Prices range from 25 to 32 cents live for ducks and geese and 30 to 32 cents live for chickens with dressed costs higher. Virginia and Eastern Shore turkeys scarce in Baltimore shipments, while cranberries stay around 25 cents a quart. Prices overall expected to compare with last year amid limited turkey supply.
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Turkees
Frederick Countins
Baltimore
Baltimore Commission Deaiers
Virginia
Eastern Shore
Coolidge Voices Disapproval Of Election Petitions
President Coolidge disapproves of nationwide petitions urging his 1928 reelection and hopes the circulation would be stopped. White House sources said the latest petition drives, including an endless chain appeal, would not influence his stance.
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Washington
Coolidge
White Horse
Tax Cut Plan Advances Despite Revenue Hit
The House Ways and Means Committee approved a 2 percent corporate tax cut, lowering the rate from 33 1 3 to 11 4 percent, with an estimated revenue loss of 106 million dollars. A full repeal of car sales tax was rejected 12 to 11, while other proposals for admissions taxes and prize fight tickets remained undecided. Exemptions for domestic corporations rose from 25 thousand to 30 thousand dollars. The White House signaled mixed views, noting the committee’s overrule of Treasury aims was questionable but not vetoed.
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Washinton
House
Ways and Means
Treasury
Uhe Treasury
White House
Ways and Means Committee
Minister in Accident Near Tameytown Injures Couple
Rev and Mrs Guy P Bready were returning from Frederick when steering failed, the car veered off road and flipped onto a bank. The couple sustained injuries but are confined to home. damage was minor with a shattered wheel and broken glass.
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Guy P. Bready
Tameytown
Frederick
Mrs. Bready
Championship bouts approved for Madison Square Garden card
New York AP report states the New York State Boxing Commission sanctioned two championship bouts for December 15 at Madison Square Garden. The main 13 round bout features Ted Moran of Seattle defending the junior bantamweight crown against Joe Blyck of New York. Also added is a 9 or 10 round title affair pairing Newsboy Brown of Sioux City with Corporal Jazy Schwarer of New York.
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New York
New York State
Madison Square Garde
Ted Moran
Seattle
Wash
Ina
Joe Blyck
Newsboy Brown
Sioux City
Jazy Schwarer
Ima
Coolidge to broadcast proclamation from White House study
President Coolidge will air his Thanksgiving proclamation tonight via radio from the White House study. The hunting party including Reynolds Riser, Andrew Messlax, and F. M. Phedus are in Maine and expect to return early December. They have set headquarters at Koheds near Oidtows after arriving in late November.
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Washington
Coolidge
Mitte Stators Famarine
White House
Maine
Reeinard Riser
Andrew Messlaxland
F. M. Phedus
Nvr
Snyder and Gray Face Death Penalty Review
New York and Nevada jurists hear appeals in the murder case of Albert Snyder. Mrs Snyder and Henry Gray argue their lives should be spared as the Court of Appeals weighs the sentences after conviction for the 1930s murder.
Service Clubs Give Praise At Kiwanis Meeting In Frederick
Rev. Dr. F T McFaden Presbyterian minister from Winchester Virginia addressed the Kiwanis Club at the Francis Scott Key Hotel praising service clubs and the spirit of fellowship. Charles E Winter guest of honor offered remarks returning to the fellowship. Club officers and nominees for district and club posts were announced with the annual election set for December.
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F. T. McFaden
Winchester
Rotary Club
Kiwanis Club
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Charles E.wenter
Frederick
Bonor
Ki. E. Long Cave
Wrebington
Kirwants Ciobd
Hotel Frederick
H. E. Town
Fasten Zor
Dalian
L. L. Wilson
Wid -T.i Délapiaing
Ove
Leste N. Cobiemis
R. Erown
Tresau ‘Er
Francis B Sappington
Grover L. Michael
William G. Bennett
Samuel C. Duvall
Roland E. Long
Daniel T. Dutrow
Harry L. Kiracofe
Charles W. Lough
Herry MacDonald
Dr McFaden
J. Marion Orndorff
Edward Staitz
Ed F. Moberly
Johnstown
Dr. Webler
Notable Figures Cited in Rule Issuance By Justice Stadous
Associate Justice Stadous of the District of Columbia Supreme Court issued a rule today citing Owl Bearing Day participants Clark Burns Jr and Vietsch along with four others to appear at Thumber 3S for potential contempt. Also named are Henry Mason Day Sheldon Clark W Sherman Berns and Charles Vietach in related filings. District Attorney plans reparative contempt action against Juror Edward J Kidwell for talking too freely during an oil trial that led to juror dismissal.
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Warringten
Norota SA
Blstactaie
Wallan J. Bocuse
Sun Chasé
Juaiter Stadous
Disses
Columbia Supreme Court
Henry Mason Day
Sheldon Clark
Elise
W. Sherman Berns
Merers International de Petiise Avene
Charles
Vietach
Burns Baltiore Bureau
Justice Bid@ous
Edward J. Kidwell
Battlefield Plat Prepared for Monocacy Site Marking
The Monocacy battlefield topography plat has been completed and submitted for review by Congressman Fred N Hibman and the National Park Commission. Efforts aim to properly mark the Civil War site, a matter discussed for months with input from former residents and local engineers.
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Fred N. Hibiman
National Park Commission
Companions Married In Apparent By Consent At Girard
In Girard Kansas on November 22 Josephine Haldeman Julius age 15 daughter of E K Haldeman Julius and Aubrey Clay Roselle a former University of Kansas student wed at the home of the bride The ceremony was performed by Rev L M Birkhead All Souls Unitarian church Kansas City The match approved by the couple’s parents was described as a companionate marriage with future plans to continue schooling and to adopt no immediate financial obligations The bride may keep her stage name while pursuing acting and Roselle plans to reenter the University of Kansas next semester The event followed a Thanksgiving date change to accommodate photographers.
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Girard
Kan
Josephine Haldeman-Julius
Haldeman-leling
Urice Abt
Josephine Haidemag-Julian
Salisbury Bloc Assn A Failure Shocks Community
Salisbury Maryland AP reports the Wleumivo Building and Loan Association failed to open for business, receivers appointed to manage affairs, and a solvency audit ordered. Levin C Bailey and Hooper Miles named receivers, while William M Cooper deeded property to Miles for creditors. Bond posted at $50,000 as audit begins.
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Saligburr
Wleumivo Building and Loan Association
Hooper
Miles
Otis
Building Eg Loan Association
State Tax Commission
Building and Loan Associations
Rules for Operation Fire Truck Announced by Citizens Ladder
The Citizens Ladder and Truck Company announced fire truck operation rules. Drivers on duty from 6 p.m. to 1 a.m. will not answer first alarms except when ordered whereas 1:30 p.m. to 2 a.m. will respond on first alarm. Day shifts require on call from home. A training session with Baltimore Fire Department officials was promised for Fredericksburg in the near future. Joseph Ricketts of Urbana remains in Frederick City Hospital after a self inflicted wound. his condition is described as “as well as can be expected.”
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Pew
Citizens Ladder and Truck Company
Didiey Pase
Page
Itreck
Jovai
Bixht
Igaen
Emrich
Baltimore Fire Department
Ricketts
Joseph Ricketts
Urbana
Frederick City
Fredarick
Raott
Firat
Off the Record Interviews Reveal Political Rifts and Silent Publicities
A correspondent reports how officials and party leaders avoid on the record statements. Sources describe tactics to curb interviews while revealing shifting loyalties, including views on Smith and Coolidge, with regional Southern perspectives and internal Republican debates.
Giles Hops Off In Second Effort Minus Equipment
San Francisco November 22 Captain Frederick AL Giles Britt Ayer attempts flight to New Zealand in a plane weighing 3.5 tons with 190 gallons of gasoline. He takes off without radio raft or navigation gear and relies on dead reckoning over a water route, passing Land End near San Francisco before heading west.
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San Frantiaco
Peederick AL Giles Britt Ayer
Tla
Hon
Olu
Lle
New Zealand
Faralione Jeranda
Sam Francisco
Noroy
San Franciscd Chamber of Commerce
Capalo Frederick AL Gites
Isitnis
Land Eod
San Francisco
Gilet
Bax
Civic Club Notes Show Scholarship Fund Progress
The Civic Club met at 7 o clock with Skogday in BE MC and WB Reale presiding. The treasurer reported 66 dollars left to secure for the scholarship fund and final actions were deferred. The Maryland Club Woman was mailed to all members and Maryland women supporters advised backing John F Opel for General Federation president. Miss Waller spoke on better written and spoken English noting the school newspaper as a valuable asset and a reflection of school life.
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WB Reale
Scholership
Acton
Maryland Club
John F. Opel
General Federation of Women
Maryland
Pyles
Odecational Department
Miss Waller
Tea Prederick High School
Atades
Resignation Tied to Old Case Shakes Minister
Washington reports a minister resigns amid lingering fallout from a Sacco-Vanzetti era controversy involving parishioners at St Andrews Church in Washington County Maryland. The Rev is linked to the Lees Talogn Methodist church and St George's faith community in a broader probe. Golden wedding anniversary noted for Mr and Mrs Liste in North Warren.
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Wash'nston
Die
Scneco
Fug Pation
Leonard‘ows
St. Mary County
Sacco-Vansetti Cage
Wi Owiaimore
St Andrews
Peek
James Fo Pomemay
Washington
Ratien
Leestalogn Methodist Church
St. George's
Ieury FL Liste
North Warnet Atroes
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