Battlefield Site Discussion Meeting Planned for December 5
A December 5 meeting organized by the Chamber of Commerce aims to form a Monocacy battlefield preservation group. Speakers include Tol Markey and Colonel D. John Markes. local citizens will brief attendees on the battlefield’s development, with the City Engineers sketch and pamphlet publication to preserve records and maps.
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Battlefeld
Deventer
Chamber of
Omarree
Rheim
James W. Gam- Delaphaine
Marorer
Holmes PD. Baker
Spel
Charles McCatn
William M. Hardt
Frederick
Phila- Upbin
D. John Markes
American Battle Monuments Commission
City Engineers
Glenn HL
Chamber of Commerce
Tragedy in Ohio Domestic Feud Ends in Four Deaths
In Painesville Ohio Peter McCrory 47 Fred Cook 29 and Alexander Cook 26 were killed. Arthur McCrory 19 was wounded and later died. Authorities say the elder McCrory shot the two Cooks and then killed himself after confronting his estranged wife. The wife suffered minor injuries.
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Painesville
Eter McCrory
Fred Cook
Alexander Cook
Arthur McCrory
McCrory
Peter McCrory
Ife
Hanged for Attacking White Girl in Madisonville
Madisonville Kentucky reports Nathan Bard and Bunran Femme were hanged after conviction for attacking a white girl in Hopkins County. National Guard patrolled the courthouse yard during the execution and trial under ward protection. The victim, from Mobile Alabama, was visiting relatives in town.
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Madisonville
Nathan Bard
Bunran Femme
Eroes
Hopkins County
National Guard
Bard
Columbus Hollis
State Penitentiary
Obile
Ala
White
Two Cent Air Mail Postage Predicted By Officials
Predictions from Boston Post Office officials say air mail could return to two cent postage as costs drop with increased efficiency and contract-driven government operation. New routes, growing volumes, and lower rates may make air mail profitable on several legs including Chicago to Cincinnati and transcontinental links.
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NBA Serece Wreer
Washington
Bostofice Department
Post Office
Lindbergh
Harry New
Chicago Field
Earl B. Wadsworth
Postoffice Department
Post Ofice
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Inspiration meeting of Odd Fellows held in Baltimore
Baltimore Odd Fellows from local lodges gathered at Abe Lyric theater for a Thanksgiving style Inspirational meeting under Grand Lodge. Mayor Broening spoke on fraternity. Checks totaling about 2000 were pledged for the Odd Fellows Home Fund, with multiple lodges paying in full and others contributing varying amounts.
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Odd Fellows
Grand Lodge
Abe Lyric Theater
Baltimore
Chas Tiemeyer
Wm. F. Broening
Oriental Lodge
No. 52
William A Jones
Odd Fellows Home Fund
Kings David Lodge
Eli G. Haugh
Frederick City
S. Etraer Brown
Toute
Palestine
Ihs
Jacob L. Engelbrecht
South Mountain Lodge
Wollstille
Adamstown Lodge
Pride of
Elkridge
Rebekah Lotze
Bronawick
Margaret Jones
Rebekah Lodge
Thurmont
Taney Lodge
Taney
Rebekah
James Riley Berges
Bernard Rocke
Eogene Harendon
Wilfred Downey
Howard Wortman
Annual Banquet Held by the Evereds Camnacr
A banquet was held on Wednesday with a large crowd in attendance at a local canteen. The event featured a bountiful luncheon and diverse refreshments. Guests included Harry J. William and Stevert Lebhera among others, with service noted at a central street venue.
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Harry J. Williamip
Stevert Lebhera
Thanksgiving Day Weather Sets Local Record Amid Warm Spell
A weekly weather note reports Thursday as the warmest Thanksgiving on record for Fredericktoniana area with highs near 73 and a low around 53. Skies cleared by evening though temperatures cooled to 45 by morning. Rainfall for the month stands about 1.90 inches, with forecasts predicting a continued warm spell into the weekend.
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Hocelly
Fredericktoniana
Geer
Aerial ladder test run by Citizens Ladder and Track Co
Thanksgiving morning test runs demonstrated the aerial ladder at City Hospital East Second Street Consent and Houck apartments and Maryland School for the Deaf. Firemen showed ladder reach and a water throw demonstration planned for Baker Park Tuesday from 2 to 3 PM.
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Citizens Ladder and Track Company
City Hospital
Houck Apartments
East Second Street
Maryland School For the Deaf
Monterne
Baker Park
First Bank Robber Shot in Odessa Bandit War
Odessa Texas November 25 AP reports the first bank robber killed in the Odessa bandit war died in mud after officers confronted two men attempting to enter Citizens National Bank. Sheriff Reeder Webb ordered gunfire when the bandits did not surrender. one was killed and the other wounded, expected to die.
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Odessa
Texas
Texas Bankers Association
Onis
Pandit
Citizens National Bank
Reeder Webb
Well Known Geologist Dr I C White Dies at Johns Hopkins
Morgantown West Virginia November 25 Dr I C White state geologist for West Virginia and internationally known geoscientist died in Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore at midnight Sustained fractured knee.
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Johns Hopkins
Morgantown
W. Va
I. C. White
West Virginia
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Las
Death Mystery in France Haunts Modernization Visit
A realtor visiting Selma reports a student Miss Louise Montesa shot herself during arrest for speed tag and prohibition violations. Authorities investigate. parents contest medical findings claiming wounds were not selfinflicted. Local debate and commentary follow amid broader social change.
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Louise Montesa
Selma
Als
Polley HL. F
Blake
Beer
W. D. Farmer
Noise complaints at West Second Street from Armory dances
Residents on West Second Street complain of car horns, engine warming, loud talk and laughter after dances at the State Armory. Guards say dances are tightly regulated and outside disturbances are police responsibility. Armory events are irregular, tied to holidays, with one dance between periods.
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State Armory
West Second Street
National Guard
Molaur
West Second
Enite Emphrtic
Variou
Funeral Draws 20000 Witnesses in Mexico City
About 20,000 people gathered in Mexico City to witness the funeral of Catholic priest Miguel Augustin Trojuarez and three companions executed for an alleged plot against former President Obregon. No rites were performed at the graves as crowds sang and prayed.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Miguel Augustin Trojuarez
Obregon
Cardinal Bonzano Suffers Relapse Reported
A terse bulletin notes Cardinal Bonzano has suffered a relapse and remaining details were not released. A letter described his condition as serious with the latest medical updates expected. Cardinal Bonzano’s status prompted expressions of concern from church and medical officials.
Walker and Kearns Barred in New York Title Fight Warning
New York November action by the State Athletic Commission bars world middleweight champion Walker and his challenger Kearns for failing to reply within 40 days to a challenge from George Courtney of Oklahoma for a title match.
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Walker and
Kearns
New York
Walker
New York State Athletic Commission
Cha
George Courtney
Oklahoma
Mines fire near Superior leaves seven believed dead
A fire in the main shaft of the Magma Copper Co mine in Superior Arizona is believed to have killed seven men. Two charred bones were found after the blaze began at an unknown time on the 2, foot level and spread below the 1,650 foot level. Five men remained missing out of 49 workers. 42 escaped.
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Superior
Ariz
Magma Copper Company
Poison Liquor Victims Traced to Baltimore Drug Store
Five of ten victims of alleged poisonous liquor traced to Albert A Curran drug store in Baltimore. Curran, his wife, and Martin M Stevens died within three days, health officials report. Authorities confirm four more victims fed on poisonous alcohol since Saturday.
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Baltimore
Albert A. Curran
Martin M. Stevens
J.T. Franklin
Health Department
Frances Goodrich Victim of Thanksgiving Day Robbers
In New York on Thanksgiving Day Frances Goodrich wife of Hendrik Wilhelm Van Loon author was found to be the victim of a robbery. The thieves entered her private apartment during a Thanksgiving celebration attended by her husband who also maintains a separate residence.
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New York
Frances Goodrich
Hendrik Wilhelm van Loon
Miss Goodrich
Fera
Alienation of Affections Suit Filed in City Court
Mrs Ida Raffel sues Mrs Leah Harrison for 100089 dollars alleging alienation of affection. The complaint claims Harrison used wrongful persuasive acts to win Samuel Raffel away from Ida, leading to the couple’s estrangement and Raffel’s departure from his wife.
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Hedessa Leland
Frank B Leland
United Savings Bank
Detroit
Leland
Foy
Katherine L. Worrell
Land
Baltimore
Ida Raffel
Leah Harrison
Anarchy Reported in Ukraine Dispatch
A Dimineata dispatch from Bucharest reports chaos and anarchy in the Ukraine with hundreds killed in street fighting at Kamets Podolsk. Civilians and soldiers die as cannon fire echoes along the Prut river, according to the dispatch.
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Anarchy Ud
Ukraine
Bucharest
Romania
Dimineata
Kamets-Podolsk
Priester
Boats Rush To Aid Floating Theater Vessel in Norfolk
Boats dispatched today from Cord Norfolk to aid the drifting theater vessel believed from Philadelphia. It lies in the Shoals light channel path, risking navigation blockage. Crews race to prevent obstruction and rescue efforts continue.
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Norfolk, Va
Novcrete
Casas Guard Patrol
Geha Adams
Philadelphia
Electric chair sentence for Nelson in Hopewil attack case
Richmond Virginia November 25 AP William Nelson convicted of an attempted criminal attack on a young girl at Hopewil Virginia was electrocuted at the Virginia State Penitentiary today Nelson died minutes after the electric chair was activated Other items report New Market Grange meeting in New Market and stock market activity in New York with mixed results
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Richmond
Willian Nelson
Hopewil
Virginia State Penitentiary
Nelson
Ta Ant
New York
Maracain
Richmond Man Confesses to Killing Wife
Vickers M. Bibb, 62, entered a neighbor’s home in Richmond and declared I’ve killed my wife. He surrendered to police fifteen minutes later and admitted the slaying. Bibb said he beat her with a clock and then choked her, leaving her body in a pool of blood. He described a delusional motive after his wife reportedly locked him out of a room.
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Richmond
Vickers M. Bibb
Tie Wife
Mra. Bib
A. S. Wright
Bibb
Wright
Aho
Middy Team Heads to Army Game from Annapolis
Practically the entire Naval Academy student body joined Coach Bil Ineram and 45 football players as a special train departed from Annapolis for Rye to spend the night before the big Army game in New York. The midshipmen will arrive early tomorrow for the decisive contest.
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Annapolis
Naval Academy
Coat
Ril Ineram
Rye
Navy
Army
New York
Regiment of Midshipment
PriscA Revolt Quelled After Nine Lives Lost
A California prison riot ended with nine inmates dead and convicts surrendering to Warder Smith after barricading a cell block. Weapons including pistols knives and an axe were handed over and guards released. The warden offered no leniency promises and ordered potential solitary punishment to prevent further violence.
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Prisca
Ris
Grison
Californie
Hondred
Warder Court Smith
Smith
Wanlem Smith
Com
Anniversaries Celebrated at Hopeland Farm Dinner
A Thanksgiving Day dinner at Hopeland Farm, home of Commissioner George Smith, honored multiple anniversaries. Guests included county officials and many relatives and friends such as Mr. and Mrs. James A. Smith, Rev. and Mrs. Bam sob, Helen Schaeffer, Laure Riggs, Laura Walter, and others.
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County
Sioners
Hopeland Farm
Ommissioner
George Smith
Smiffy
James A. Smith
Lester
Eds
William Q. Oden
Asan
Geo. D. Smith
Luther Riggy
Iim G. Oden
Bamsob
Bruce Mrairs
Henrietta Davia
Brown
George .W. Peters
Eé. Schaeffer
Helen
Charles Riggs
Laure
John W. Walter
Roncoe P Brown
Lewis Lochner and
Dasgistee
Reulan
Archley
Molesworth
Alfred W. Garr
J. H. Jones Amleranieon
Claytos Wilelard
Spencer
Canditer
Margaret
Rachel Fader
Ed. Caulfield
Jesse Heagy
H. F. Getzendanner
Misa Florence Stime
Lena Cecil
Gertrude Roderick
Wm. Roderick
Roth
Raymond Schwarts
Frank Stevens
Zach Harris
Lee Trwett
James Metz
James
Mary Rite
Abeth Schwartz
Latrmpce Botcher
Thieves Take AL SMITHS COAT in New York
Al Smith’s coat and two others are reported stolen by sneak thieves who invaded the executive offices yesterday. Officers questioned witnesses. authorities traced coats toward a return to the harbor area and noted confusion in the ship channel as officials reported limited details.
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