03 Oct 1930
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1930
Page
1
Officials resume pumping from the Grove plant today as water supply tightens. Reservoir levels decline to 18 feet inches amid leaks and repairs planned to curb waste. City engineers monitor connections to city water and consider chlorination if needed. Local residences report discolored water from Fred e homes as supply dips further.
A Youngstown Ohio resident Ciyee Jones was held at Montevue with Constable Osice Gere listed. James A. cre te tence for tax related charges noted. The report records an arrest by local authorities at the Montevue custody facility.
The Frederick Lions Club hosts a gathering with leaders from Waynesboro Gettisburg and Champerssure. Mr Hodses, elected president, brings experience as a newspaper owner and public official. He will address members and share Lions International insights.
A ring fatality follows a boxing match where a towel was reportedly thrown in to signal surrender. Officials investigate causes as medical responders treated the fighter on scene and transported him to a hospital where he later died.
Chaotic charges describe two Black suspects electrocuted during an attempted bank robbery in Chicago. The report notes a 70 year old guard was harmed, with three others facing life sequences as part of the case.
Hoover plans a Sunday departure for an upcoming speaking tour. The report notes he will visit several eastern states and deliver remarks on current affairs.
A fragmented notice references a resale horse and Trisse Veterinary Gol f, noting ware or equipment linked to the veterinary or equine sale. Further readable details are incomplete in the fragment.
FES expenditures at the 32 and Sa event appear in fragments noting allocations and venue details. Names and precise amounts are unclear, but the record hints at funding for entertainment and related services.
A fragmented notice lists judges and attendees including Jesse B. George S Abs W Howard S Renn Mrs Roger B Wolfe Mrs W L Gross O P Bennett Beie Musseties Glimer Schley G Lloyd Fat Zimmeraan and others, with scattered initials and unclear roles. The incomplete item hints at a formal gathering or court-related meeting with multiple participants.
A large search in progress for 18 year old Maiie Esther Widgeon, missing since Sunday, with more than sixty volunteers scouring the area. No trace or clue has been found despite extensive efforts by local authorities and citizen searchers.
Allegany County authorities report an unlicensed pilot with 230 hours flight time died in a crash that also killed two passengers, Skelly and Hutt, when a charter flight attempt to bank failed shortly after takeoff. Coroner said no inquest planned and investigation ongoing.
The Board of County Commissioners heard reports on employing men to crush stone for road work in localities with road damage. Requests and signs on county roads prompted questions about who may perform the labor and where the jobs would be located.
A terse dispatch from New York notes J Washington Letter addressing candidacy and political currents. The missive signals changes in public sentiment and hints at forthcoming strategies affecting local and national events.
An Episcopal supper hosted by the Head study union Schonts Lied featured welcome remarks by Austin Rhodes, president. Katharine Dure, Miss Ryland, and several attendees including Mrs. Henry Schley and Roberta Martin were noted among the guests at the supper event.
In Montgomery County a man nicknamed Perfect Gentleman faced larceny charges after a wagon theft tied to a grand jury investigation. The magistrate later imposed terms and a bond arranged via counsel J. F. Br. Hears. Constable Smith arrested Chaney Wis with Goodsel testifying in court.
Disjointed OCR notes show Circuit Court ending at noon with cases on larceny and extending to hear, a defendant named Harry. Myrtle Beaner ordered $4 monthly under suspension. another defendant pleaded guilty to Mrs Fannie. Peters referenced in custody context. overall chaotic record of arraignments and verdicts.
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