Arrest Two Seek One After Kemp Dresses Theft
Police pursued a group suspected in shoplifting at Kemp's Dress Store. Two colored women and a man fled with dresses and hosiery valued around 35 dollars after a chase through East Church Street and Middle Alter. One woman jumped from a pursuing car near Dr. Lansdale's office. officers captured the others after a brief pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Jacobs
Kemp's Cry Soods
Bartgls
Ol' Oread
East Church Street
Jacobs
East Corrath Street
Church Street
Edward Bentz
Bartgis
P. S. Lansdale
Altar Guild Hosts Hood College Students Dinner
The Altar Guild of Evangelical Reformed Church hosted a dinner for Hood College students and faculty on Friday at 6 PM. About 150 attended as Hood students performed songs and were welcomed by guild members. Decorations featured blue and gray Hood pennants, fall flowers, and silver candelabra with hive candles and lollipop favors. Rev. Dr. BH. LG. Hieffer spoke on the church student relationship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood College
Evangelical Reformed Church
BH. LG. Hieffer
Altar Guild
Harriet Neb
Wiliam
Delafev
Ang
Ramsbdarzh
Lewis
Gingashian Shier
Droasurg
Politicians Will Believe Anything and Everything
A garbled Washington political memo outlines beliefs of several 1920s era candidates and factions. It discusses Hoover, Smith, Lowden, Hughes, Dawes, and Davis, noting fears, hopes, and strategic moves, with hints of party tactics and possible dark horse nominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Johnson
William String Hoover
California
Hoover
Johnson
West
Ike John Davis
Man Who Found Willard Guest At Erie Centennial
Halethorpe Maryland October 1 AP Frederick T Underwood chairman of the Erie Railroad board was the guest of honor at a fair honoring the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad centennial in 1898 He is credited with having discovered Daniel Willard, then associated with a western railroad, at the fair The Hood College Marionettes presented a one act play Nevertheless in Brodbeck Hall with Miss Marjorie Khoore assisting as English Speech and Dramatic Art instructor and the reception following in Alamnae Hall
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halethorpe
Frederick T. Underwood
Erie Railroad
Daniel Willard
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Hood College
Broibeck Hall Hood College
Stuart Walser
Mness
Ta Khoore
A4sotiate
Alamnae Hall
Sharkey to Meet Heeney in Garden Bout November Tenth
New York October 1 JAPI News reports heavyweight Sharkey of Boston will fight Tom Heeney of New Zealand in a 12 round bout at Madison Square Garden on November 10. The match was announced today.
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Sharkey
Heeney
New York
Japi
Dace Sharkey
Boston
Tom Heeney
New Zealand
Maison Square Garden
Ik Waa
Dempsey Tunney Fight Shown In Chicago Movie Review
Chicago Rotarians heard judges from the Dempsey Tunney bout describe film evidence of rounds and tactics. Garber said Tunney could have been disqualified for fouls in the third, while Toomey was praised as a clean fighter. Garber, re elected American Bakers Association governor, spoke at a Sherman Hotel reception.
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Bakers Asson
Iig
Dempsey
H Ce
Garler
Garber
Tunner
Chicago
Mr. Garber
Turner
Dempser
Chicago Rotars Club
Tonmey
Toomey
American Bakers’ Associaaion
Sir. Garber
Sherman
Sident Coolidge
Tuner
Root Cottage
InChicago
Fire delays ship President Hayes in Pacific voyage
A report from Manzanillo Mexico states the Dollar liner President Hayes put in with a fire in a refrigerator hatch. The fire was extinguished, the ship sustained minor damage, and it continued its voyage to Los Angeles. Passengers include Mr William E Filler and daughter Dorothy Filler of Frederick. The message arrived at the State Department via American consul. In Buffalo today the second game of the Little World Series featured Buffalo and Toledo with pitching changes as Actingsworth starts for the Bison against the Mud Hens.
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Washington
President Hayes
Los Angeles
Manzanillo
Mexico
State Department
Buffalo
Secon
Toledo
Petnast
American Astrafinn
Mannzer Clymer
Bison
Actingsworth
Ie Mud Hens
Piaffyls Stek
Traffic control measures at Main and Chasch crossroads
Authorities plan to prioritize traffic flow at the Main and Chasch intersection amid evolving conditions. The plan directs vehicles towards emerging routes, with new adaptations on Bishwar from Barkitevive to ease congestion and improve safety during peak hours.
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Tratheom National High
Zis
Canadian Flyer Tells Of Fight With Richtofen and Alice
A Canadian flyer recounts battles with Manfred von Richthofen and his ally Alice during World War I. The account details Captain Teeden, an Army officer transferred to the air service, his time in France, and engagements including a downing of a German ace, with later hospital care and connections to notable figures.
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Richtofen
Alice
Diarrr Kotex
Canadro Servige
Idle City
Dorumente
Ofa
Teeden Waet
France
Afr
Cembrat
Osre
Vitay Ridge
Paros Manfred von Alchto
Red Knight
Germany
Red Cross Takes Charge in St Louis After Tornado
Nearly 2,000 relief workers under the Red Cross began a systematic program aiding 2,203 families across 193 blocks damaged by Tuesday's tornado. At least 3 people were killed and more than 1,000 injured in St Louis and vicinity. Immediate shelter was provided to about 1,000. Over $50 million in property losses were estimated. Five thousand rations were distributed, and a food base was set at Moolah Temple basement. Several missing persons were later accounted for, with six new missing reports listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Red Cross
St. Laoula
Jesse Roberts
E. E. Christopher
S&s
Moolah Temple
Wiliam Fornoff
Viola Lake
August Kubo
William McCauler
Helen Fesan
Joseph Romano
Ertot Thiecker
Frost retires as threat to corn crop in 1927
Chicago reports say Jack Frost is no longer a menace to the U S corn crop for 1927 with frost damage now considered unlikely in most regions except parts of eastern towns in Illinois and Indiana Wheat faces only a minor setback while dry mild weather is expected to aid crop prospects Experts note language issues but predict improved conditions as the season progresses
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Chicago
Jack Frost
Town
Illinois
Indiana
Goa
French Legion Meeting Casts Spotlight on Paris Convention
Accounta of the ninth American Legion convention opening in Paris at the Trocadero, with four thousand delegates, M. Gaston Doumergue guest, and National Commander Howard P. Savage presiding. Attending officials and veterans hailed the event as inspiring, while William M. Storm and companions toured Europe, planning a swift return to Frederick.
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American Legion
Paris
Etate
William M. Storm
Storm
Alton ¥. Bennett
Arthur V. Birety
Roger R. Rice
Germany
Holland
Belgium
Switzerland
Frederick
France
Legion
Trocadero
M. Gaston Doumergue
Howard P. Savage
Caval
Marshall Foch
General Perising
Reader
Mesars Storm
Bennett
Kreb
Rice
Spain
Africa
Alvin Quins
Earl Derr
Italy
Chicago Bandits Kill Another In Hold Up
Chicago police report another banditry killing as two robbers shoot dead George Miller a house detective at the Spencer Hotel and take 700 from owner David Spencer. Miller fires back wounding one bandit in a dramatic early morning robbery.
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Chicago
George Miller
Spencer Hotel
David Spencer
Miller
Spencer
Hig Gan
Inter
Eagkatean
October Heat Sets New Weather Record For High
The official 2 pm temperature reached 94 degrees, a new October high, with a 64 degree overnight low also setting a warm record. Forecasters expect a continued stretch of above normal heat for several days, while Sunday looks cloudy with little temperature change.
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Frei‘erick Scaleuom
Mercury
Hoon
Madama
Washington
Ral
Revival of strength in rail shares faces market week
New York Oct 1 AP revival of activity and strength in railroad shares reached the highest level since 2008, overshadowing other market moves. The weekly stock market showed Wall Street selling early on hopes of huge broker loans, then a sharp recovery as actual figures revealed a smaller rise. The rail rally stood out despite earnings reports, aided by better outlooks for September earnings, rumors of mergers and dividends, and improved demand for steel amid limited other significant trade developments.
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New York
Wall Street
Raily
Northwestern
van Swerlnzon
Weather outlook shows mild spell into midweek for Washington
The forecast calls for mild temperatures through the middle of the week with showers mainly in the north. A cooler spell is expected late week as temperatures decline by Thursday after a brief mild period.
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Washington
Hagerstown Man Held on Narcotic Law Charge
Baltimore report states W. Moore, 26, of Hagerstown, was held on narcotic law charges after being found at several drug stores and offices in the area. He appeared before a session in the county court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Baltimore
W. Moore
Moore
Prices Swing Upward Amid Turmoil and Noise
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a market or crowd scene with disrupted speech and scattered phrases. The text hints at prices rising, references to people and potential disorder, but contains many garbled terms and unclear context. The readable portions suggest economic fluctuations and unsettled conditions affecting observers.
Oil For Church Seventy-Seven Years On
Oil for church rights and labor disputes appear in a washed OCR page. A church site near East Otio is mentioned with an actor prophet and Powell associated. The church has been abandoned and now plans to bring in labor costs totaling $150 for four days.
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Sears
Powell
Rey Sages
Fryan Capoved
Graveyard search for murder pistol yields no trace
A graveyard dig for a pistol linked to a murder case produced no evidence as investigators continue to probe the disappearance of Bench a poultry handler and friend of Mrs Klendahl. Authorities had checked a tomb marker noted days before the doctor’s shooting and pursued leads to Baltimore and Washington with limited success. Attorney Eitson Hedger faces bail on two indictments accusing him of obstructing Justices. he denies the accusations and says he did not urge leaving the state.
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Bench
Hedges
Crowds Extend Baltimore and Ohio Fair Amid Record Attendance
Crowds swell Hatethorpe event as the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Centenary Exhibition and Pageant surpasses 350000 attendees in seven days. The fair extends from October 8 to 15 to accommodate stockholders and spectators, with increased parking for cars and eight extra seats added to the Halethorpe railway platform to handle the surge.
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Iron Horse
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Hatethorpe
Balti
Bali‘thore
Ohio
Halethorpe
Navy to renew search for Golden Eagle near Johnson Island
Washington dispatch reports the navy will send a vessel to Johnson Island to resume the search for the Golden Eagle, a carrier event tied to the Honolulu air derby. The action appears at the request of the San Francisco Examiner, with local court matters and other unrelated notes mentioned in the same column.
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Tug
Golden Eagle
Washington
Johnson Island
Galen Eaxie
Hanes
Johnson 'Sland
San Franciscn Examiner
Oakland Airport
Death Knell Sounds For Ocean Flights As Elders Readies Takeoff
Weather expert James H. Kimball warned of severe October flying conditions as Miss Eldar and George W. Haldeman prepared to launch the American Girl toward France from Roosevelt Field. Gusts, storms, and low visibility threaten the transatlantic attempt, with a potential takeoff delayed to await better conditions.
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New York
James H. Kimball
United States
Urlus Sear
Jee Eldir
George W. Haldeman
France
Associated Press
Misa Elder
Roosevelt Field
Lindbergh
Chamberlin
Byrd
Tor Ferope
T.c
Old Glory
Old Orchard
Kimball
New Fouldland
No Woman Sleuths in Employ Here Reported
A series of bootlegging arrests were made in the past week by Sheriff Williams C. Roderick and deputies. Among the detainees were James Klag Frank Lepold and Ed Compton of Brunswick. Pat Compton who leased the Cored forage at St Jefferson was arrested for selling intoxicating liquor and demonstrated poor court appearance. A claimed mistaken identity involving a Brunswick woman led to further confusion with Deputy Rankles placing a warrant the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheri Williams C. Roderick
James Klag
Frank Lepold
Ed. Compton
Brunswick
Pat” Compton
St Jefferson
Rhertt Morgan
Wen
Compton
Sory
Yand
Tim
Rf Rankles
Unclear OCR fragment on German celebrations and wartime notes
Fragmentary text mentions Germany, Hindenburg, and national birthday themes with wartime context. Lacks coherent event, dates, or names to form a full report.
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Kemp
Coats
HOOD
Rooney Outcher
NEA
Coallge
Jim
Lowden
Charles Evans Hughes
Andy Mellon
International Bankers
Standard Oil Company
Hughes
Standard Ol Company
Smith
Massachusetts
Finois
Ilinois
Willard
Glenn
Frederick Peeple
Wm. E. Filler
Dorothy Filler
Tetear
Igi
Agin Trom
Genera
Detatn
Cupaht Borden Vletrat
Court Street
Manr
Apok
Chicago Bandits
Sorreand
Sar Akers
Aaré
Bradidock
Alton
U. & Government
B. Cari
Fa ‘Kiwanian
Harry Elmer Jacobs
ORR
Areaus
H. Dorser
Etchisom
Woarthington
Death Knell
Miss Elder
Owl
Davidel
Lakeland
Flatris
George Haldeman
Arenes
Hindenburg
Chandilier Mara
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