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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1928
Page
1
Man Killed by Horses Found Entangled in Harness
28 year old Harry Poole was found dead on his father’s farm after being kicked by horses drawing a wagon. Neighbors heard him cry whoa then faintly, and the team’s five horses, three in front and two behind, may have caused his death. He leaves a widow Agnes and a three year old son. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Gerard Potle
Feaga‘lle
Ruseeli Hargert
Poole
Agnes Jacobs Poole
Harry C. Poole
Feagaville
William Wachter
Earl Poole
Mararet Poole
Meredith
Ira
Robert Poole
Ome
Russell Poole
Hawaii
Etchison
Uneral
Wake Nightly Arrests For Parking Automobiles
White residents of Frederick cooperate to identify cars left parked all night. Most arrests target non residents unfamiliar with regulations prohibiting unreasonable parking. Court Street sees the worst violations, blocking street cleaning and creating unsightly appearances. Two vehicles were tagged for unreasonable working, including cars from Marsland and Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Patrick
Court
Jourt Street
Path 4Th
Church Streets
Smarsland Car
Penryivanis
New Marriage for Mrs J T Baker Reported
The New York American says Mrs. Raymond T. Baker plans to marry Charles Henry Ant of Boston after a Reno divorce. Baker is daughter of Captain Sage Exsecsom, a Baltimore drug manufacturer and hotel owner. The article notes church connections and leaders surrounding the wedding era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York American
Raymond T. Baker
Reno
Charles Enoy Ant
Boston
Ms. Baker
Sage EL Exsecsom
Ad Hotel
Baltimore
Tonight's Politics On The Air Event Overview
A radio program listing for WEAF and WJZ stations. It notes political talks with Jéremial Millvanic and Charles Sabin, airing across SB stations and the National Broadcasting Company network. The report references WOR and eastern network affiliations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WEAF
Jéremial
Millvanic, Mes
Charles HL Wor
Charles Sabin
Machsid
WJZ
National Broadcasting Company
Frederick County Red Cross fund aid for West Indies hurricane relief
A Frederick County Red Cross relief drive reports a total of 1451 dollars raised to aid hurricane victims. Contributors include the Missionary Society Jefferson Reformed Church Woman's Club and Tellers Bible Class Jefferson. Funds come from Jefferson branch donations and local organizations with hopes for more as President Coolidge’s minimum appeal remains unmet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gelical Reformed Churea
G. F
Jefferson Reformed Church
Deerson
Deaver
Woman's Club
Jefferson
Geo. FH. Seller
Wm. B. Doty
Ross Horine
Wenton Keller von George Fawley
Mrs. A Hemp
Alpert Bussard
Robert Hemp
Emory Ramsh
Lizzie Remsburg
Donald Heffner
Red Cross
Mrs
Roy ‘Rems
Frederick County
West Indies
The
Missionary Society and Tellers Bible Class
the Reformed Church
Christian Endeavor of
A Hemp, Jr
St Jefferson
Russell E Lighter
Coolidge
Sunday School of All Saints, Church
Sewing Society of Evangelical Reformed Church
Order of DeMolar
Lindbergh backs Hoover in presidential election
Charles A. Lindbergh telegraphed Herbert Hoover that the election of the Republican nominee is of supreme importance to the country. He said his recent flight to St. Louis strengthened his view that Hoover’s election is essential for solving future national problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Charles A. Lindbergh
Herbert Hoover
Lindbergh
New York
St. Louis
Armistice Day Parade Plans in Frederick Set for Two Day Commemoration
Commander Francis M. Petrot of the Francis Scott Key Fest leads preparations for a large two day Armistice event in Frederick. A Sunday memorial service is planned at the Tivoli theater with possible national speaker, followed by a parade on Monday November 12 and a military ball at the State Armory. Committees named for Sunday service parade and other observances include Col. D. John Mackey, Capt. Gary Anders, and Clifford Yinger among others, with a Ladies Auxiliary gathering and luncheon afterward at the Catoctin Country Club. A news note mentions a cherry tree budding on North Market Street and the Frederick News inviting civic groups to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis M. Petrots
Francis Scott Key
Amer‘ream
Legion
Boy Scouts
American Segion Auxiliary
Hood College
Maryland
State For the Deaf
Merchants of
Tivoli Theater
Merch
American Legion
State Armory
Catoctin
Mr. Petrott
D. John Mackey
G. Ernest Lipps
Roger R. Rice
Irving M. Landa
Gary Anders
Chairman
G. Hunter Bowers
F. Lester Smith
Charles Keller
Floyd Strine
Horace Albaugh
Paul Rhoades
Steiner Speaks
Claude H. Wachter
Raymond H. Bussard
Alton ¥. Bennett
Charles 5. Houck, Jr
Ernest Lipps
John J. Snyder
Elmer F. Mun
Lewis L. Clem
Robert E.L. Putman
Justice Ball
Clifford Yinger
Millard Angieberger
Lawrence Willard
New Voter Registration Totals by Precinct List
A scanned notice lists 2270 new voters registered across multiple precincts in Maryland. It notes an upcoming registration deadline of October 9 and enumerates precincts including Emmitsburg Dist Precinct 3 Catoctin Dist No 6 Lib erty Dist No 8 New Market Dist No 9 Thurmont Dist No 15 Jackson Dist No 16 Linganore Dist Lewistown Dist No 20 and others up to Precinct 2-A Walkersville Dist No 26.
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T-A
Iaddletown
Creagerstown
Emmitsburg
Preeimet
Catoctin
Liberty
New Market
Hauvers
Woodsboro
Petersville
Mi. Pleasant
A Jeferson
Thurmont
Jackson
Johnsville
Wyille
Linganore
Lewistown
Tuscarora Pecinge
Torccuasuinensies
Burkittsville
Ballenger
Braddock
de Brunswick
Walkersville
Saee Ye
Ag U Uw
Court News Property Deeded in Frederick Records
Court notices list several property deeding actions: H Kieffer DeLauter and spouses to S J Newcomer in the city for 3750 dollars. M J Grove Lime Company to Poe tomac of Edison Company for a right of way at 100 dollars. Isaac M Motter and wife to James Ambush in the county for 5 dollars. Elle J Dean widow to Edward Shaw and wife in the city for 10 dollars. George B Kehne and wife to Irwin Harry in the city for 10 dollars. Harr in the city for 20 dollars. The Frederick City Company to Hood College of Frederick Maryland in the city for 1 dollar. Marriage Licenses issued: Daniel C Main 21 Tramsville and Fannie K Lease 21 Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Kieffer
Irwin Harr
City
Frederick Resity Company
Hood College of
Indicted Customs Man Takes His Own Life
Jersey City October 3 AP James MacGuckin 24 United States customs guard who on July 24 shot and killed Leo Boire stevedore and who was indicted for murder yesterday committed death by own action at his home his body found ashore from vessel moored at Hoboken His claim of self defense followed Boire attempting to strike him with bottles
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey City
James MacGuckin
United States Customs Guard
Leo Boire
Hee
Hoebhoten
Bolce
Tunney Lauder mission school wedding in Rome
Rome hosts the Tunney Lauder mission school wedding in October with 25 guests at the Poe Hotel. Miss Macy Josephine Larmed wore mauve velvet while Tunney appeared in a blue sack suit as the couple planned an autumn honeymoon. the event included religious services, luncheon, and an evening program led by local clergy and volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tunney-Lauder Mission School
Rome
Surrey
Macy Josephine
Poe Hotel
Aussie
Phey
New York
Miss Lauder
Tunney
Humorous Program Delights Frederick Rotary Club
A Rotary Club luncheon featured D Ralph Zimmerman and FH David Hogan of the Frederick Lions Club delivering a humorous talk on life weather professions and business changes in modern times The event included xylophone numbers by Hagan with Prof George Emmons and plans were announced for an inter city meet with Gettysburg and Ellicott City and a local ladies night featuring Rotarian daughters with guest Leslie Coblentz of Middletown present
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Lions Club
D. Ralph Zimmerman
David Hogan
Frederick
Mrr. Zimmerman
Hagan
Geo. H. Emmons
Rotary Inter-city Meet At Hagerstown Masonic Temple
A 24 person group from Frederick Rotary and guests attended the Inter-city Rotary meet in Hagerstown at the Masonic Temple. S Wade Marr and Joseph Stayman spoke, with music and dancing to follow. Attendees included clubs from Chambersburg Frederick Waynesboro Carlisle Westminster Brunswick Cumberland Salisbury and Catonsville. Local attendees listed by name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
W. Va
Chambersburg
Waynesboro
Carlisle
Westminster
Brunswick
Cumberland
Salisbury
Catonsville
H. L. G. Kieffer
Ignatius Bierlee
Glenn O. Garber
L. Elmer Keefer
W. F. Childs
A. B. Colimus
R.L. Warfield
R. E. Town
T. E. Russell
Elmer Ss. Maxwell
LaMotte Smith
Sara B
W. E. Trait
Paul L
Hoover Says G O P Must Meet Problems
Herbert Hoover described the Republican aim as meeting great national problems with open mindedness and human sympathy. In New York he told young voters the party must replenish in spirit and ideals, not rely on historic achievements, but unite tradition with present necessities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Republican Party
Herbert Hoover
New York City
Editor Hollister Dies By Own Hand In Missouri City
Jefferson City editor W R Hollister aged 30 of the Capital News killed himself, his body found in a bathroom. A note said his action. He was longtime aide to Senator William J Stone and served as executive secretary of the Democratic National Committee for eight years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
W. R. Hollister
World Series broadcasts by two radio chains planned
World Series games to be aired by two radio chains with Eastern and Central times. Graham McNamee and Phillips Car will host NBC coverage from the New York games, while Columbia’s White and Hutzel will handle play by play for the St Louis contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ow York
Radio Chaine
New York
St. Louis
Graham McNamee
Phillips
National Broadcasting Company
Columbia Broadcasting
Andres White
Ing
Ted Hutzengrt
Teqors
Independent retailers urged to cut wasteful practices
Washington Letter cites Klein pamphlet noting many small retailers fail due to dead stock, unprofitable customers, and high costs. Larger operators avoid these mistakes. inventory imbalances, excessive delivery, and weak turnover hurt profits. A progressive merchant cut articles 60 percent, boosted sales and profits. Free pamphlets offered by the commerce department outline retail planning, budgeting, and store locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imer- Cnalla
Richis Durem
Klein
Commerce Department
Kietn
Sinking Dutch freighter Celacno in northwest gale rouses aid
A U S ship America rushed to assist the Dutch freighter Celacno sinking northeast of Newfoundland. The vessel, en route from Rotterdam to Boston, carried 35 to 40 crewmen and no passengers. Weather worsened with high seas and a radio bearing update at 5 am. The ship’s position remained uncertain as rescue efforts proceeded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Celacno
Fried
Associated Press
George Poned
Eastern Standard
En Foundland
Boston
Rotterdam
Jail Breaker Sentenced After Escapes From Reform School
Eljah Thomas, a Winchester born farm worker, pleaded guilty to jail breaking and larceny, receiving one year in the House of Correction. Several accomplices, including Harry Baker and Lindy Glas, escaped earlier. two have not been recaptured. Thomas also faced a larceny charge tied to a mashlight theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John &. Newman
Robert B. Peter Preain
Eijah Thomas
Winchester
Petersville
Knoxvile
Thomas
Harry Baker
Lindy” Glas
Reymond Baxter
Leon Hawes
Hagerstown
Baker
Gia
Hawes
Tha House of Correction
Baxter
Biddinger
Helen Biddinger
Hingerstown
Misa Hallie
West Fourth Street
Lease
Loata
HL Prouta
Stuf
Byron Stull
Charlesville
Eta
John Lewis
House of Correction
Stull
Maryland School For Boys
John Brooks
Fultz reelected U S conference superintendent
Rev Dr Charles E Fultz was reelected to a fourth term as superintendent of the Pennsylvania Conference of the United Brethren church at Hagerstown on October 3. The report shows 231 conversions and 2300 accessions, conference membership at 30777, over 599000 in contributions, and a new minimum pastor salary of 1350 with parsonage. Bishop Beil urged greater laity and women recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Charles E. Fultz
Pennsylvania
Beil
Three Thousand Cans of Opium Seized on liner
Three thousand cans of opium with value about 1 1/2 million dollars were seized on the liner Dewar Line steamer docking at Jersey City. Four Chinese crewmen were charged with the seizure and fined. Also noted are local social notices about anniversaries and a marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Dewar Line
Jersey City
Cnet
Sips Bast
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Digment W. DeChant
St. Paul Reformed Church
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Simy-Sixts
Eventh
Philadelphia
Abner
DeChant
Allen R. Bartholomew
United States
Ad Arseaty
Board of Foreign Sessions
Reformed Church
J. Rauch Stein
Mr. Roiter
John Dechass
Jefferson Aids Red Cross Fund
Disaster Relief Fund
Hoover
Citizens Track Company
Es -Citizens Ladder Truck Company
Citizens Truck Company
Pranklin Marsh
East Third
Frederick W. C. TF. U
Frank Swran
Ror
Leatherman
Christian Citizens
Mar Markell
PF. Stoner
Sheffer L. Rhodes
Daniel Herbert
Effie E:berger
Jobo Danner
Roy Leatherman
Prie Beller
Efess
Stuman
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Florence Iy
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Fifth
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Tramsvrille
Fannie K. Lease
Anld
Ott Rey Salt
Emme S. Albaugn
Charles Houck
W . Shook
Bitte St
Algonquin
American ‘Legion Auxiliary
Susie L Ramsburg
This City
Mabel DeMent
Eric S. Albaugh
Alta McCleary
Magerssopg
W. E. Bealle
Muller
Honte Mussion
Fiz
Arnast Sehautz
Calvary Verh
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Chalmers W. Walck
E. Scindtknecht
G. F. Dutgherty
H. H. Abbott
Rotary Club
D. R. Zimmerman and
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Huggins
Ben Paschal
Cefitle Durst
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G. H. Albaugh
Jean Nicodemus
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Mrz. Nicodemus
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Porest Grove
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Htat
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U. S
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