Seventeen Prisoners Arraigned In Circuit Court
Seventeen prisoners aged 15 to 84 faced arraignment before Judge Arthur D. Willard in circuit court this morning. The docket included seventy three indictments, with most trials slated for the jury term. Notable pleas included Nicholas Jackson admitting larceny of two chickens from George T. Hall, and George Howard pleading not guilty to murder. Appeals were entered for several defendants. the session adjourned with cases continued and continuance requests denied or granted as advised.
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Srrel
Amociace
Arthur D. Wilard
Walter‘ E Sinn
Travzellers
Nicholas Jackson
Petersvile
Howe
George T. Hall
Jackson
Hall
Travemer
Arthur Harling
Brunswick
Ann C. Grom
Bab Gamore
George Howard
Jobs F. Burnere
Knoxville
John M. Roward
Washington County
Harshman
James D. Baker
Jacob Gue
Claude Countee
Ralph 8
Stull
Raymond Scots
Lester Perry
Harold Alexander
Wrilga
Masttin
Romanskey
War Merriman
Jobo Day
George Zelgier
Netoy Cecil
Benjamin Miller
Preaklin R. Notnagit
Ernest Dixon
Eiizabeth
Clyde Senith
David F. Roberts, Jr
Gilmore Leucaleet
A. M. Abeptlachelh
Charles Hamilton
Charies Jordan
Blanche Lipps
Franklin Sweeney
Frederick County
Russell &. Tregoning
Occa
Sammmera
Albert C. Palmer
Garrison M. Norwood
George W. Petters
Ernest Lane
Alien
Loun
Appeais
Paul Pinnesfrock
Harry Shrine
Beery Stanton
Hips
Friday Frithy Frunch Ladies and Gentlemen Attend
A fragmentary social note lists attendees including Mr. and Mrs. J S Heston and Mr. and Mrs. W W Smith plus several Misses and Mesdames. The event at Libecytown near Sam Secgil fata suggests a local gathering. names appear with titles short and unclear due to OCR errors.
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S. Cees Owting
Ray Bucgee
Rudolph E Crown
W. W. Smith
Cora Eisaxtr
Chitles Woile
Mi¢ree Lease
Mise Neie Pris
Besse Boswei
Lilian Sanderei
Shirk
Brown
Beal
Bothr
Local Endeavors 10 Attend State Meeting
Local Endeavors 10 delegates attend a statewide Christian Endeavor conference in Hagerstown at the Presbyterian church. Speakers include Dr Henry W Snyde Rev George B Schaber and Carroll Batley with sessions Thursday through Sunday, including a sunrise service and closing program. Delegates from nearby churches and county societies planned to attend with separate junior sessions on Saturday.
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Chyreuss
Chracas E.craver
Hegerstown
Leier- Batons
Canretuoc
San Frasca
Maryland
Carol Mo Wogat
Boe
Tne Leverta
Cheyner Bamore
3de Marys
Derk
Jona A. McSparvan
Agticulure
Zu of Pennsylvania
Frosyi J. Cart
Henry W. Snyde
George B. Bchaber
Albright Memorial Evangelical Church
Washington, D.C
Carroll Batley
Dantel L. Poing
International Society
Carroll M. Wright
Warren G. Hoopes
Pennsylvania Christian Endeavor Union
Floyd L. Carr
Lawrence Little
Department of Relgious Education, Methods
Prowestant' Charch
Presbyterian Church
Hagerstown
United Brethren
Evangelical Reformed
Grace Reformed
Bent
Pleasant Grove Ladies' Aid Meets After Fair Revision
The Pleasant Grove Ladies Aid Society held its October meeting at Mrs. M. M. Page's home due to the fair. Secretary A. W. Dari recapped the group's work since 1904, noting only one charter member present. A "bean party" fund-raiser was planned for October 30 at the schoolboys' location, with Mrs O. B. Baker chairing a committee including Mrs. Robert Windsor and others. The next gathering is set for October 29 at Mrs. Mary McDonough's home.
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Pleasant Grove Ladies’ Aid Society
M. M. Page
Pressant Grove Aid Society
A. W. Dari
Millie Baker Gledhill
O. B. Baker
Robert Windsor
John Lawson
Robert Davis
Hattie Barnes
Mary McDonough
M. M. Fage
G. M. Linthicum
A.W. Davis
Belen Day
Herbert Barnes
Frank Gladhil
Edgar Dervis
Walter Grimes
R. ©. Sutton
Katherine Page
Kessel Day
Lavinia Norwood
Esther Baker
Dallas Kehoe
A W. Davis
Pierrie
Bobby Windsor
Mary Virginie Day
Mate Barnes
Lily
Emma Louie Baker
Lorgaime
Johnnie Page
Jack Baker
Meisel Day, Jr
Bobby Fagr
C. H. Lamar
Buckeystown
R. M. Dinterman
S. E. Hoke
Adamstown
Marie Prye
T. C. Boutson
Japanese planes raid Chinese barracks on railway line
Paishan Chengtze near Mukden in Manchuria reports Japanese bombers struck after being fired upon by 6,000 Chinese troops. Casualties to Chinese barracks estimated at 200 as tension rises in the region.
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Changchun
Manchuria
Reuter
Rel
Paishan-Chengtze
Mukden-Hailung
Virginia contract details amid winter weather delays
Vernon H. Shi tonitacion of thin city reports three county Turkey edges of ice hamper work. Pauque: cam, Waughwey cepa a mens, 40 be constructed a ta: counsy.
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Virginia
Vernon H. Shi
Memorial Service Pilgrimage for Dean Lovejoy
Memorial service notes the July 22 death of Dean Lovejoy at Hood College and honors her life with quotes from speakers. Rev Sains leads the rural church dedication, praising Lovejoy for lifelong service to girls, friendship, and cultural cultivation. The program lists musical pieces by Beethoven, Patmos, and Noble, with remarks by Rev Williams and Dr. Williams. The event is organized by Hood College affiliates and the Woman's Club.
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Sains
John Oxenham
Dean Lovejoy
Miss Lovejoy
Mos
Mt. Holyoke College
Lfe
Hood
Westview
Henry E. Wade
Beethoven
Riolin
Vickewelle
Tiyah
Hyman
Patmos
Tertius Noble
Douglass Hooft
Wiliams
Broiner
Eigar
Made State President of Maryland P O S of A lodge
Retired L S Hafer of Gettysburg and formerly of Taneytown was installed as president of the Maryland Association of the Patriotic Order Sons of America lodge in Taneytown. William J Heaps of Baltimore, past national president, inducted Hafer and also installed William J Carter as state secretary and Rev Samuel J Miller of Arlington as treasurer.
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Washington Camp
Patriotic Order Sons of America
Taneytown
Hafer
Gettysburg
Maryland Association
William J. Heaps
Baltimore
P.O. S. of
Wiliam J. Carter
Samuel J. Miller
Arlington
Tanestown
Atlantic City
Maryland Man Gets Months in Jail Case
Frank Knepper of Lantz faced charges in Franklin County Court at Chambersburg Pennsylvania. A townslaughter case arose from a traffic accident on the Warnesboro Ronville road the night Mrs Knepper was killed. The Commonwealth showed Knepper was intoxicated at the time of the crash as his vehicle struck the car driven by Henry McCain Bre ridge Summit druggist.
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Marylland
Frank Knepper
Lantz
Chambersburg
Warnesboro-Ron Vile
Hany McCain
Bre Ridge Summit
Chicken theft case near Tanshewn shocks county
Water Faw was arrested by Sheriff Rar Yoon and deputies amid allegations of stealing 32 chickens. A blaze at Bakers stove caused minor damage and Poitz was released on a hearing.
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Tanshewn
Rar Yoon
Mondar Anc de Aleged
Man and woman slain in Penna. roadhouse
Tamaqua Pa Oct 3 AP A man and a woman were shot and killed and another man seriously injured by two gunmen at the Cornfield Inn near Barnesville. The attackers opened fire on five or six patrons then fled by car. Dead are Frank Fedelia 41 and Catherine Mates 24 both Inn residents. Frank Mor row 18 was wounded. State Police cited roadhouse warfare among local operators as the motive.
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Tamaqua
Cornfield Inn
Barnesville
Frank Fedelia
Catherine Mates
Frank Morrow
Naval Academy Class of 1881 to Resume Army Navy Athletics
Annapolis October 3 AP Naval Academy graduates from 1881 gathered for a golden reunion and voted 18 of 19 members present to resume athletic relations between Army and Navy. Rear Admiral Henry B. Wilson, retired, did not vote as he was superintendent for one term after the war. The 19 were part of 47 living members of the class of 97 able to attend the reunion, a biennial affair for 60 years. The jubilee began in Washington two days earlier.
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Annapolis
Naval
Rcard
Army
Navy
Henry B. Wilson
Naval Academy
Washington
Two Ritchie and son released in Collings murder case
Daytona Beach FL Oct 3 AP Dr Leslie D Ritchie and his son William 23 were freed from custody after Mrs Benjamin P Collings failed to identify them as the men who recently boarded the Collings yacht on Long Island sound killed her husband and abducted her With an attorney the Stamford Connecticut yachtman s widow arrived from New York to view the Ritchies who were detained two days earlier
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Daytona, Beach
Fis
Leslie D. Ritchie
William
Benjamin PB. Collings
Collings
Long Island Louns
Stamford
Connyachtman
Arrivid
New York
Ritchies
Wegro Strikebreakers and Longshoremen Crash in Boston
A clash between Wegro strikebreakers and longshoremen occurred at Commonwealth Pier in Boston. Several people were injured by stab wounds and bruises. about 190 workers participated, with witnesses present. No fatalities reported.
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Boston
Commonweath Pier
Poortess Sen
Ponte
Officers and Teachers of Church School Feted
Baltimore delegates and church educators gathered for a luncheon and program honoring church school officers and teachers. Miss Manan Aratreng spoke for youth, while Der t cM Am of the Baltimore Conference led a theme on inspiration for church schools. a dinner was prepared by a committee chaired by Mrs Raymond I. Ford with Mrs Richard Anderson and others assisting.
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Erna
der. T cM Am
Battimore
Retscotut
Batimior Comflerswee
Methodist
Epacopa Ehurest
Manan Aratreng
Baltimore
Church School
Raymond I. Ford
Richard Anderson
Vernon ‘Shire
Charles Rhodes Daugherty
Tostl
Robert Keys
Mary Cole
Bread Prices Drop in Baltimore to 7 Cents
Retail prices in Baltimore will fall following wholesale cuts. Five major bakers announced lower wholesale prices and Harry W. Walker of the independent grocers said retail bread would drop one cent in all member stores. Chain stores will match the new 7 cent loaf for an 18 ounce test, the lowest price since bakeries became a commercial factor.
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Baltimore
Harry W. Walker
Independent Grocers of
CARDS PONDER GRIMES FOR GAME THREE IN PHILADELPHIA
St. Louis cardinals head to Philadelphia for game three of the world series against the A's. Burleigh Grimes is considered likely to pitch Monday as manager Street weighs rotation. eighty more Pullman cars were added to ferry fans.
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St. Louis
St. Louis Cardinals
Philadelphia
Street
Burleigh Grimes
First No Hit No Run Pitcher George Bradley Dies
Philadelphia reports the death of George Washington Bradley, 79, longtime Useman, reputed as the first pitcher of an official no hit no run major league game. Bradley rose to fame in 1876 for St. Louis, when his team beat Hartford 2 to 0 on July 15, striking out one and allowing no hits.
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Philadelphia
George Washington
Bradley
Po Useman
Hera
St. Louk
Hartford
Baruch Breakfast Guest At White House
President Hoover met with Bernard M. Baruch at a breakfast conference to discuss the European economic situation. Baruch, recently returned from Europe, did not reveal details of the discussion.
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Baruch
White House
Washington
Hoover
Bernard M. Baruch
New York
Europe
Weather snapshot with scattered data
Fragmentary weather notes show October data and precipitation mentions. Includes high and low temperatures and moon phase hints with unreadable timestamps. Details are incomplete and several terms appear garbled or duplicative.
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Ottober
Coz Arson
Telas
Yorktown Film Shown At Frederick With 400 Attend
About 400 people attended the展示 of the Yorktown film in West Hall of the F. F. Seminary Friday night at 7 30 under the sergeant Lawrence Everhart chapter DAR and allied groups. The event marked the sesquicentennial observance of the Yorktown battle with Lewis A. Rice and Rev Dr Charles E Wehrer offering remarks on the historical significance. The screening, produced with Yale University Press care, featured reenactments of the 1781 Warwick campaign and the surrender of Cornwallis with patriotic songs by schoolchildren and music from Roy and Ralph Schroeder.
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Yorktown
West Hall
F. F
Lawrence Everhart
Frederick
Daughters of the American Revolution
Lewis A. Rice
Charles E. Wehrer
Corniwallis
Yale University Press
Roy
Ralph Schroeder
Linwood Myers
T. Stuart Haller
Edison suffers severe attack at West Orange home
Thomas A. Edison endured a serious seizure last night that alarmed his doctors. Morning reports show he has recovered somewhat, but no change in his condition was noted. The news comes amid a backdrop of heavy stocks and fluctuating markets in New York.
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West Orange
Thomas A. Edison
Glasgow Rioters Clash With Police Over Dole Cut
Police cleared Glasgow streets after a two day riot and looting spree. By Thursday night jobless demonstrators battled officers for hours causing injuries and arrests. About 100 rioters were detained. 48 men appeared in court and were remanded. The clashes centered on theft and property destruction amid protests against government policy.
California Professor Koontz Returns to UCLA Faculty
Prof Louis Knott Koontz, former Frederick College principal 1909 to 1912, resumes University of California Los Angeles faculty after East trip. He earlier worked for the San Francisco Chronicle, served with the War Department on an educational mission to the Philippines, and spent a decade at UC. The Hollywood home and questions about local morals arose during his East journey.
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Louis Knott Koentz
Old Frederick College
University of California At
Los Angeles
East
Frederick
Koontz
San Francisco Chronicle
U. & War Department
Philippines
University of California
West Virginia University
Warher Brothers Moving Picture Studio
Hollywood
Geath Sued for 75000 Damages in Wte Scar Case
A legal filing seeks 75000 damages from Geath in connection with a scar injury incident reported at an outdoor event. The suit details alleged negligence by the defendant and requests court action for monetary relief.
Eastern Roads Consolidation Plan Regrades System Map
The plan consolidates five rail systems under a single eastern network, shifting Western Maryland and Alma Arbor from Wabash Seaboard to Baltimore and Ohio, and routing Wabash lines toward Pennsylvania ownership. It reshapes Seaboard Air Line’s fate in receivership, with gradual transfers to Chesapeake and Ohio and joint ownership among major carriers.
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Suipestta
Rabrosh
Seaboard Air- One
Seaboard
Lieratute Commerce Commission
Delaware and
Hixson
Boteton Sod Steine
Jothi Ower
Sycterta
Western Maryland Railway
Alma Arbor
Wabash Sea‘board
Baltimore and Ohio
Wabash Railway
Toledo, Pooris and Western Rairoad
Nearvalle and Western Railway
Wabash Seaboard
Pennsylvania
Virginian Railway
New York Central
Pennsylvania and Chesapeare
Ohio-Nickle Plate
Pittsburgh
West Virginia
Gould
Ohio River
Akron, Canton and Youmgatown Railway
Pithburgh
Chesapeake and Ohio
Armaments Cited as World Distress by Pope
Vatican reports Pope Plus condemns the arms race as the main cause of global distress. He calls for a crusade of charity to aid the unemployed and urges priests to help the needy, noting many suffer while funds are scarce. The pontiff labels the Quandal crisis a new plague threatening humanity.
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Vaticanity
the Pont
Westminster Man Dies While on Fishing Trip
Cambridge Maryland October reports Joseph T Hook forty one years old of Westminster died on a fishing trip aboard a craft off Choptank River believed to have angina pectoris. He was seated on the boat when he collapsed and died. The body was taken ashore and placed in charge by locals.
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Westminster
Cambridge
Joseph T. Hook
Otis
Hook
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