02 Oct 1930
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1930
Page
1
Officials warn property owners and occupants in Freceri bk to fix faulty pipes as thousands of gallons leak daily. Mayor Culler and Aldermen discuss installing meters and taking drastic action if leaks persist, with a special meeting planned to decide next steps.
In Cleveland Ohio October 2 AP reporters describe crowds welcoming President Hoover and Mrs Hoover. A public demonstration culminates with a speech before the American Bankers Association convention at Motel Cleveland after a station arrival and a parade escorted by a bankers' delegation.
Washington October reports say Abs Creedy remains unconscious today after a suspected non fatal incident. No clear details on location or witnesses are provided. The brief notes an attempted action and ongoing medical condition.
Damaged text mentions a barn fire before dawn and a Ross Coal Company reference. It notes $200,009 in damage and mentions labor or employment context. Several words are garbled, but main event appears to be a barn fire with financial loss and a coal company tie-in.
A report notes Grove’s water system encounters failures amid widespread concerns about supply reliability and ongoing maintenance efforts. Local officials address the issue and outline steps to restore service and ensure safety.
City officials say the new street lighting system will be ready for use Saturday with an informal opening. The upgrade covers Patt Street to East Street, Market Street to Seventh, and adds powerheads on North Market Street. Wires and a new transformer are being installed at the municipal power plant as overhead lights are replaced.
Sam Thermna, wounded at City Hospital, told police that Peter Mc Tigue of the Guckoo gang and William E. Bood were killed in an attack on a shack near Bi unded his horn. The wounded man, who died later, reported hearing machine guns and gunfire before collapsing.
Three women were found dead while police held a man for questioning in Williamson West Virginia. The suspect allegedly confessed to the killings, and his estranged wife provided details as investigators piece together the motive.
Circuit Court sentencing follows guilty pleas in multiple cases. Alexander, Cratszee, and Perry receive prison terms for burglary and related crimes. A Baltimore charge was noted against one suspect while another faces six months for carrying a gun at a carnival.
Frederick County leads the state in a fair kitchen demonstration program. Miss Pearson announced a schedule of demonstrations for October featuring school lunches muffins butter cake and vegetable dishes with amplifiers for clear explanations. The event showcases display of prepared products and uses a consistent stage setup with color schemes green and cream, following last year’s successful format.
A long meeting discussed anti cannon charges involving senior church figures. Participants included Prettyiman of Baltimore Dr. J. P. Martin of Abingdon Virginia and Dr. J. T. Mason of Richmond. Their involvement related to an ongoing investigation and public interest in the matter.
Baltimore AP reports Mayor W. F. Browning the Republican gubernatorial nominee plans a firm stance on prohibition enforcement. He will advocate amending the Volstead Act and seek a wet appeal to keep enforcement flexible. The political row centers on temperance and party strategy.
A historic execution at the prison marked the first time in its history that a prisoner was hanged for the triple murder of three boys. Details remain fragmentary due to archival wear.
Election of officers of the 40 Salon on Xa 57 is recorded in this notice. The brief item notes upcoming voting and candidate names not clearly legible.
The ceremony, presided by San Weeger as feastmaster, honored National Councilor Qo and featured a lengthy speech on Maryland ordinations. Attorney Holden S. Felco delivered the principal address, with remarks from William W. Charles, Stewart of Baltimore, John W. Falk, and other councilors before adjournment.
The choir meeting discussed leadership roles including president Albert Cui treasurer Aiys Bertha El and choir officer duties. Plans for the winter season, winter weather, and season arrangements were reviewed.
A fragmented recap shows St Louis and Philadelphia battling in a baseball game. Key moments include runs from Simmons and Cochrane along with Hafey and Hafey’s defensive plays. Errors and outs shape the middle innings as each side pushes for the edge.
Miss Clara Somerville of the National Prohibition Association announced a survey of local juvenile court methods and detention conditions completed here Wednesday night. The study, part of a national project funded by Rockefeller Foundation grants, praised the county system and cited cooperation among the court, Children's Aid Society, and welfare groups.
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