Brightwell Receives Ten Year Term For Larceny
William Brightwell of this city was sentenced to one year in the House of Correction after conviction for larceny of 16 dollars and 35 cents from his brother on September 9. He also faces federal narcotic act charges. Charles Cordell drew six months for larceny of paint brushes and trousers. Other కేస followed with Joseph Matfield, Robert Matfield, and Raymond Duvall amid chicken theft cases as court adjourned. Massive Sunday School parade plans outlined for October 25 with a Mary rally in Frederick.
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William R. Brightwell
House of Correction
Guily
Jurges Urner
Worthington
Brightwell
Jesse Brightwell
Bill
Jesse
Harp
Charles Cordell
Cordell
E. S. Mobley
A. Y. Bennett
Jordon
William Jordan
Ernest Christian
Fisc Colored
Christian
R.S. Harp
Caisefl
Joseph
Robert Matfield
Raymond Duvall
Frederck County Sunday School Association
City Opera House
Empire Theatre
John §. Renn
Hagerstown
William C. Royal
House
Empire Theatres
Empire
Opera House
Elmer F. Munshower
Frederick
M. Co. A
John S. Renn
John ©. Adam
Charles W. Lough
R. Carl Maxwell
George W de Vall
C. Albert Gilson
Elea Bor Abbott
William E. Hindley
H. Ray Smith
Buckeystown
Calvin E. Fry
Middletown
George H. Bussard
Thurmont
Maurice Poole
Liberty
Charles DeLauter
Myersville
Spencer Stup
Lewistown
Maryland crops suffer drought despite cool early week
Weather in Maryland for the week ending September 29 reports cool first half with light frost in northern counties and southern Eastern Shore interior, then warm second half with light showers. Harvesting progressed though ground is hard, pastures and late crops need rain, early corn excellent, silos filling, potatoes and tomatoes maturing, tobacco cutting ended, and drier conditions reduce plowing.
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Maryland
J. H. Spencer
Garrett Corne
Garrett County
Allogany
Washington
Frederick
Garrett
Worcester County
Social Tonight at Evangelical Reformed Sunday School
The Evangelical Reformed Sunday school hosts a social in the church parlors this evening with fall decorations and an orchestra led by G Oscar Rhoads. Miss G Ethel McNutt will lead young people in song and refreshments will be served. Rally day is Sunday morning with assemblies at 10 15 and a rally service in church. Committees include Invitations Decorations Refreshments Program and more with numerous local names. After a contest a Rochester N Y man, John B Nolan, is reelected president of the Shoe Workers Protective Union.
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Evangelical Reformed Sunday School
G. Oscar Rhoads
G. Ethel McNutt
L. Elmer Keefer
Mary DP. Xotmade
Rath
Maiiz
Mildred Thomas
Austin
Rhoads
Charlotte DeLashmuir
Elizabeth DeLashmui
Alice Witter
W. C. Birely
Grace Lough
Katharine Trundle
Marguerite Null
Margaret Lough
Margaret Kretch- Man
Anna Mary Hicks
Giards
Ramsburg
Chas
J. Bell
G. H. Dreneburg
J. B. Anders
G. A. Herwis
Devilla Brish
W. C Birely
H. J. G. Kieffer
M W. Dittmar
Edna M. Schaefer
Elizabeth DeLashmatt
P. T. Kahn
OM. D. Nothagle
Completion of New Set Registration Books Review
Election supervisors continue inspecting the final copying of names from old to new registration books. With 33 precincts to cover they work three nights weekly and expect to finish by the first of the year. Assistants include Ernest Kennedy Mrs. E F Austin James and Miss Ruth James.
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Ernest Kennedy
EF. Austin James
Ruth James
Fines For Auto Law Violations Reported In Frederick Area
The Automobile Commissioner’s office shows fines totaling 711 locally for recent traffic violations in Frederick county and vicinity. Several drivers lost licenses or faced registration issues and a fatal accident claimed Frank McDonald of Mr. Airy. Major fines were levied for excessive speed, reckless driving, and operating without proper licenses across Frederick, Emmitsburg, Middletown, New Market, and surrounding locales.
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Frederick County
Automobile Commissioner's Office
Charles L. Renan
West Patrick Street
Lewis H. Ropp
Middletown
George Whipp
Frederick
Ira P. Bond
West Seventh Street
Charles O Poole
George A. Reynolds
West South Street
Frank McDonald
Airy
E. G. Barnes
O.w. Smith
LeRoy Carpenter
George A. Harrison
Richard D. Love
G. D
War Department to Reopen Mitchell Case Monday
Col. William Mitchell is ordered to report to the Inspector General on Monday to resume the inquiry into his conduct with possible disciplinary action. The Air Board had completed its review of Army Air Service matters and asked for specified data to be submitted by Monday. The War Department said officers personal plans must not delay the investigation, even if Mitchell hoped to attend the American Legion convention in Omaha.
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Associated Press
Washington
Wm. Mitchell
War Department
Inspector-General
Army
Rder
Airrdoard
Army Air Service
Mitchell
The
American Legion
Omaha
Open Campaign for 5000 to Help Frederick Children
The Children's Aid Society plans an October campaign for 35000 to expand care for needy families in Frederick city and county. A publicity program and a campaign committee led by R Rush Lewis and Miss Louise D Nelson will organize resources as local heads face penalties, insurances, and sudden crises.
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Frederick City
R. Rush Lewis
Louise D. Nelson
Richard S. J. Dutrow
W. S. Wachtel
Myersville
William W. Doub
M. R. Etchison
G. Ellis Williams
Abraham Hemp
Jefferson
Joh S. Renn
Nettie Rosenstock
France gloomily pursues debt settlement impact
Paris reports the Washington debt settlement offers triggering a shift in franc value and a pessimistic view of the arrangement. Officials fear parliamentary acceptance may prove difficult, risking renewed financial instability after the five year repayment plan begins. Also a missing mail plane en route from New York to Chicago is feared down in the mountains near Bellefonte after last night’s radio contact.
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Associated Press
Paris
Washington
France
Williamsport
Ge 2
United States
Bellefonte
New York
Chicago
Laurelton
Bellefante
College Park Home Sold in West-Facing Bungalow
Laniel E. Leatherman sold a thoroughbred modern and attractive bungalow in College Park to Dr. RK. W. Baer through Potia and Griffin, Realtors. The residence is one of the attractive homes in the district and faces the west.
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College Park
Laniel E. Leatherman
RK. W. Baer
Buncalow
Potia and
Griffin, Realtors
Spanish Troops Enter Ajdir Amid Rif War Reporting
Spanish forces reportedly entered Ajdir, capital of Abd-El-Krim’s Rifian state, this morning per official notices from Morocco. The report notes the location as the Rif region and references the ongoing North African campaign.
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Ajdir
Madrid
Spain
Abd-El-Krim
Morocca
Buying Orders Spark Market Rise in New York Trade
Buying orders flooded the New York stock market on Oct 2, with forenoon volume surpassing 1,000,000 shares. United States Steel rose to 1223 4, stimulating gains across industrial shares as call loans were renewed at 3 percent.
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New York
United States Steel
Caricature Reflects Italian View On Debt Talks
In Rome Oct 2 AP reports Il Popolo or Il Tuttovere depicts Jest Caillaux with a swollen jaw fleeing a dentist modeled as Uncle Sam. The dentist checks a large molar as Caillaux is quoted saying enough for the present or else won’t be able to eat, signaling strain in Franco-American debt funding talks.
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Caillaux
Rome
Italy
Il Tovere
MM. Caillaux
Uncle Sam
M. Callinux
State Policeman Kramblitt Killed In Highway Crash
Baltimore patrolman Albert E. Cramblitt 22 died after colliding with a truck on Washington boulevard near Elkridge while pursuing a speeder. He shifted from his motorcycle, the truck could not stop, and he died of internal injuries at St Agnes Hospital. His inquest will proceed.
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Albert E. Cramblit
Baltimore
Washington Boulevard
Elkridge
Cramblitt
Theodore Creen
St. Agnes' Hospital
Halethorpe
Tren
Braddock
A P to Broadcast World Series Games
The Associated Press will broadcast play by play of the World Series between Washington and Pittsburgh next week. Seventy three news pages across the nation will relay instantaneous word pictures as games unfold, letting listeners in any location follow the action as it happens.
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Associated Press
New York
Canadian
Gulf of Florida
Washington
Pittsburgh
Four State Troopers Capture 56 Rum Runners
Burlington New Jersey October 2 Four State troopers aided by a private detective captured 56 rum runners and a cargo of im ported liquor valued at about half a million dollars. They towed the barge and trucks to Bridgeboro creek near the sand dredging area. The prisoners were detained at Burlington jail after a failed $75,000 bridge offer and a thwarted attempt to burn the barge.
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Associated Press
Burlington
N. J
Bridgeboro Creek
Dela Ware
Philadelphia
Abandon plan to raise sunken U-51 submarine
Two more bodies recovered as divers failed to raise the U 51. Rear Admiral Christy announced release of the crane teams and noted the engine room hatch had been blown in. The sub’s status remained doomed and surface recovery was canceled.
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Associated Press
U. S. S. Submarine Base
New London
Conn
Christy
U. S. S. Camden
Block Island
Walter B. Lawton
Summerville
Mass
B. D. Lindsay
Penancola la
Gas Valve Change On Shenandoah Warned Not Foolproof
The Bureau of Aeronautics warned that the Shenandoah gas valve system was not foolproof despite recent changes. Navy officials disclosed correspondence between Commander Lansdowne and the bureau at a naval court of inquiry in Lakehurst New Jersey.
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Associated Press
Lakehurst
N. J
Shenandosh
Bureau of Aeronautics of Washington
T Hose
Naval Court of Inquiry
Zachary Lansdowne
Bureau of Aeronautics
Lansdowne
Bureau
E. S. Land
Construction Corps
H. C. Richardson
Rodgers Defends Navy Over Hawaiian Flight Charge
Navy official Commander Rodgers disputes Colonel Mitchells accusation of bungling in the PN-9 Hawaiian flight. He testifies before the President's Air Board that everything possible was done, lauding the Navy Department's support and criticizing Mitchells critique as unjust. He notes wind and gear limits prevented success and rejects use of Army planes in recovery efforts.
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Associated Press
Washington
William Mitchell
John Rottgers
Air Board
PN-9
Col
Mitchell
Rodgers
Navy
Rodger
Navy Department
Secretary of Navy
San Diego
Bureau of Aeronautics
Holt
Women’s clubs plan 18 county fair booths exhibit
The twenty-two Rural Women’s clubs of Frederick county advance plans for fair exhibits October 20 to 23. A new club formed in Sjamsville makes the cohort twenty-two. Committees develop home economics ideas and education ties with schools, while booths will showcase model rooms, sewing shortcuts, canning, clothing, and a “Witches” Horse of Woe” theme among others.
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Frederick County
Sjamsville
Belun
Federation
Abraham Hemp
Jefferson
G. Lloyd Palmer
Cork
Fairies
House of Health
Rect
Rensults
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Charles A. Opel, Jr
Roland E. Long
F. Lester Smith
Thomas Summers
C. Griffin
Roy J. Hyndman
Ray .Burgee
Jesse C. Shaver
Glenn H. McGregor
Katherine Wiener
Jacob Schmidt
May Gaylor
Harry Derc
Evangelical Reformed Rally
John B. Nolan
Rochester, N.Y
Shoe Workers’ Protective Union
Ridgeville
L. H.bower
D. W. Billison
Hill
Jesse Bowie
B. A. Day
J. H. Halsey
John G. Kelly
WI ML. Eobiston
Posession
Lewis Kendall
Alex Line
Samuel Menster
George T. Mehrling
C. H. Merryman
E. L. Miller
William C. Morrow
SW. G. Pratt
William Rippeon
Milton Thompson
C. E. Welsh
Tokyo
Yokohama
Yokosuka
Tongaco
England
Thogether
Victor
Air Service
Convention OF
Legion
Children’s Aid Society
Wash
Ington
A. E. Cramblitt
Heights
A. P
Trinity ‘Chapel
Evangelical Reformed Church
Lewis A. Woodward
Woodward’ and Munshower
Peary
Curling
Sidney
N.S
Bowdoin
Labrador
Wiscasset
Admiral Christy
Rogers
PN-6
McNamara
Indianapolis
Ind
John J McNamara
Rxicon
Phipps
Black Bat
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