Cross country race crowns Thurmont Hanover star English
An eighteen year old Thurmont High School student in plain clothes won Frederick News hosted cross country run, with Howard Hood Maryland School for the Deaf finishing second and Henry Simpson of Boys High School third. Mullican from Maryland School earned a special prize for notable effort. The event drew 37 runners, Scouts aided safety, and prizes were awarded for team and individual places.
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Frederick Host First ALTY Race Along Weat Church Street
In a historic Frederick event the AL AL TY hosted its first race along a half mile of meadow and city streets. Boys ran from Weat Church street toward Patrick street and Musket street to reach the News Office, marking the inaugural competition under the new auspices.
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IWO GIRLS BURNED TO DEATH IN IRA HOME FIRE
Daughters aged five and seven of Mr and Mrs Ostrom were found dead in their beds after a fire at their home. The blaze began in a stove in a poplar area and the parents, who were away visiting friends, learned of the tragedy hours later. Neighbors heard a scream and the fire department noted the blaze started from a stove in the rear of the residence.
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Hunter Bleeds to Death in Accidental Shooting
A young man in Pa Nev 26 died after an accidental shooting during a domestic dispute attempt. Clarence Ween, age about ten, chased a threat into a yard, then Green, wounded, collapsed. Robert Joustis, a quarter mile away, heard the shot but thought it a game. Green died within an hour from loss of blood.
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Tragic Farm Father Kills Three Children Then Himself
George Huffman a rancher near Prairie City Oregon killed his three daughters aged four six and eight then took poison and died. The mother was wounded in the incident and survived. Police report dates and full motives remain unclear as investigators seek details.
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Armenian Refugees Flee Across Regions Amid Massacres
Former Chicago attorney D. Pletrosis testifies to Polish and Austrian war coverers aiding Armenians. News from Nov 2 reports Armenian refugees reaching Russian Trans-Caucasia, with 200000 already there and 500 attempting to return to Armenia under Russian occupation amid Kurdish attacks and road massacres near Van.
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Teutons in Chinese Army Supposedly Employed in Arsenal Roles
Peking dispatch reports German and Austrian officers are being used in the Chinese army, especially within arsenals, according to a correspondent of the newspaper. The claim notes Teutonic officers taking key posts in Chinese military facilities amid wartime tensions.
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Reserve Banks to Become Depositories for Government Funds
Washington reports that Federal Reserve banks will, starting January 1, act as depositories and fiscal agents for the federal government. The move consolidates handling of government deposits and financial operations nationwide.
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Fleet Bombards Germans in Snowstorm Offshore
During a heavy snowstorm Russian warships moved into the gulf of Riza and shelled German positions in north Courland near Petragge. The bombardment lasted several hours but the German war office reported no material damage. The ships withdrew after shore batteries focused fire on two cruisers believed damaged.
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Mexicans Inva de U S A 8 Troopers Fire on Band
Band of 58 Mexican soldiers crosses into the United States near Nogales Arizona and opens fire on six US Army troopers of the tenth cavalry. Twenty five reserve troopers return fire and reports say several Mexicans are killed and one Mexican prisoner is wounded. The item ends with an unrelated note about baked potatoes.
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