Four Hurt In Wet Highway Crash In Petersville
Mr and Mrs Charles House of Burkittsville and a Winchester Virginia couple were injured when their cars collided on a wet Petersville road about 5 PM Saturday. The House car, a new Studebaker sedan, suffered heavy damage while the Virginia auto was wrecked. The Virginia driver claimed unavoidable skid due to a slippery road and agreed to pay damages. The Houses were taken to Frederick City Hospital while the other couple went to a Baltimore hospital.
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Burkittsville
Frederick City
Winchester
Baltimore
Petersville
Frederick
Virginia
Studebaker
House
Montgomery Republicans Name County's Ticket
The Montgomery county Republican committee announces candidates for vacancies. House of Delegates: Johnson Germantown Mount Gaithersburg Stevens Chevy Chase. Orphans' Court: Day Damascus Martowe Fairland Watkins Rockville. County Surveyor Mannar Rockville. County Commissioners Second District Burdette Damascus Third Hodges Comus. State Senate Stock Bethesda. Sheriff Thompson Garrett Park. Also noting unfilled clerk of Circuit Court and fifth district commissioner race. Recognition service at Hood College W. C. A. with candlelit chapel ceremony and readings.
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Republican State Central Committee
Montgomery County
Paul Sleman
Wilson L. Townsend
F. Barnard Welsh
Clara Holmes
Simon O. Smith
House of Delegates
Charles T. Johnson
Germantown
James M. Mount
Gaithersburg
Gertrude M. Stevens
Chevy Chase
Orphans’ Court
Columbus
Wiliam C. Watkins
Rockville
Claiborne H Mannar
William H. Burdette
Damascus
Windsor W. Hodges
Comus
State Senate
Mary Mary T. Stock
Bethesda
Walter P. Plumley
Takoma Park
Harold C. Smith
Richard ©. Dram-Hunt
Hiram W. Harvey
Sunshine
Frank H. Karn
James C. Thompson
Garrett Park
Visitors From All Sections Cheer IL 0. F. Home Open Day
About 300 visitors from various regions attended the IL 0. F. Home on North Market Street extended on Sunday. Many came in private cars and chartered motor buses. Residents and visitors praised the grounds and plans for future school enrollments as the Board of Directors prepares for the next meeting on the fourth Wednesday.
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Baltimore
North Market Street
Annual Labor Federation Report Urges Wage Pact Reforms
Detroit report from the American Federation of Labor convention calls for stronger union organization and principles. It highlights voluntary right to organize, cooperative bargaining, and opposes compulsory arbitration while urging automatic adjustment devices in wage agreements with fair managements.
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Detroit
American Federation of Labor Council
William Green
Ormiston Sought in McPherson Case Prelim Hearing
Los Angeles dispatch reports detectives scouring the city for Kenneth G. Ormiston the missing radio operator linked to the Aimee Semple McPherson case as the second week of the preliminary hearing opens. Ormiston former employer testifies amid the sprawling kidnap conspiracy charge involving McPherson and several alleged co-conspirators.
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Ball of Justice
Los Angeles
Ap—Fising
Kenneth G. Ormiston
Aimee Semple McPherson
McPherson
Ormistoms
Ormiston
Chicago
Ontario
Canada
Minnie Kennedy
Loraine Wiseman- Seilar
Coolidge Praised Miller for Efficient Public Service
New York AP reports President Coolidge lauded Thomas W. Miller former Alien Property Custodian for efficient services as he left public duty. A March 1929 letter to Miller acknowledged his role in the 1926 campaign and urged continued public spirit and welfare, amid Miller's bribery allegations at the Daugherty-Miller trial.
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Get. 4
Thomas W. Miller
American Metal Company
Coolidge
Daugherty-Miller
Wiliam Rand
Miller
International Veterans’ Association
65 Miners At Work When Explosion Comes
Rockwood Tenn Oct 4 AP A mine explosion three miles underground at the Rogers entry of the Roane Iron Company coal mine was reported this morning Sixty five miners were working there and no word had been received by noon as rescue parties organized Eugene Tedder a miner first reported the blast saying he felt the blast and smelled gas Deputy State Mine Inspector A J Holden in Rockwood accompanied the rescue party which will investigate Misses Mary Newman and Miriam R Apple attend the American Library Association meeting in Atlantic City for the association 50th anniversary.
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Rockwood
Tenn
Rogers
Roane Iron Company
Eugene Tedder
A. J. Holden
State Foresters Here Next Week for Frederick Visit
Plans are made for 25 state foresters to visit Frederick after the annual meeting of the State Foresters' Association of the United States. F. W Besley, Maryland State Forester, presides. The group will travel from Washington to Frederick to inspect sites en route and spend October 12 at the Francis Scott Key hotel before touring Frederick County and adjoining areas, including Emmitsburg and Antietam. District Fire Warden C. Cyril Klein, and Assistant State Forester John R. Currey, will attend adjacent meetings and present forestry plans for the Maryland Legislature. Fire statistics show Montgomery County with 103 fires since January 1, most not incendiary, with fighting handled by the Volunteer Firemen's Association receiving related remuneration. Indictments are reportedly returned in the Catoctin Mountains case being pursued by local authorities.
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Montgomery County Fish and Game Association
Rockville
Montgomery County
Court rejects bid to strike charge in Margulies murder case
Ellicott City Md Oct 4 Circuit Judges Forsythe and Moss denied a motion to change a first degree murder charge against Saul Margulies Baltimore chemist to manslaughter The trial concerns the death of Nelson Owens a South River farmer Owens allegedly died from liquor authorities say he bought from Margulies
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William H. Forsythe, Jr
Robert Moss
Saul Margulies
Baltimore
Margulies
Nelson Owens
South River
Owens
Marsulies
All The Old Regalia The Mecharal Pay patatele event
The text outlines ceremonial roles and names connected to a royal pageant. It references a march and duties for figures such as a prince and a general, with unclear dates and places. The fragmentary source mentions Regalia and deaths associated with nobility or court figures.
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Patele
Nornhers
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Brunswick trial opens as court handles multiple crimes
Judge Glenn H Worthington presided as trials began in Brunswick with Ray Shelton charged with assault on a 12 year old girl. Seven northern county residents face robberies of railroad stations near Key Mar Ladiesburg Lantz. Walter Nelson’s murder trial was postponed to October 13.
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Thal
Ray Shelton
Brunswick
Elizabeth Reynolds
Ed. Reynolds
Shelton
R. S. Harp
D. Princeton Buckey
Key Mar
Ladiesburg
Lantz
Northerm
Horace Williams
Edgar Redmond
Melvin Gilbert
Paul Bowers
Howard Ecker
Henry Wiseman
Paul Dixon
Peck M. Wood
Harp
Renbett
Pennsylvania Railroad
Harvest Home Service Marks Grace Reformed Sunday School
Grace Reformed Church held Harvest Home services with 495 in attendance. Rev C W Walck preached on Harvests and choir members including Prof Geo E Smith and Amy K Dixon performed. Evening sermon on Ships That Never Come In followed by a solo. Altar Guild and Sewing Society meetings announced and Rally Day scheduled for next Sunday with Holy Communion times listed.
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C. W. Walck
Jesus
Amy K. Dixon
Altar Guild
Two Held in Chicago for Baltimore Robbery
In Chicago on October 4, police held William Nismoth, 23, and Edward Slomack at Baltimore authorities' request amid a daring 266,678 payroll heist in Baltimore last Friday. Detectives offered no details on the case or suspects.
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Baltimore
William Nismoth
Edward Slomack
Heny
Horning Company
Taltimarea
World Series Held Up By Another Pennsy Wreck
Pittsburgh Pennsylvania October 4 AP Six spectacular world series trains and cars were delayed for nearly an hour due to an accident on the Keystone Express near Arnstein. The wreck injured several men with fractures and cuts, while a large production of about 7,400,000 barrels a month was noted.
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Aris
Keystone Express
Penneyhrama
Arnstean
Calvary Methods Episcopal Holds Banquet and Rally Day Events
Calvary Methods Episcopal church hosts Leaders Bible Class banquet with Rev Dorsey Miller and Helen Miller performances. A large Sunday total attends Lord’s Supper and Epworth League service. Rally Day plans include sermons by Rev G E Williams and a pageant. The church promotes new home building fund offerings.
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Episcopal Church
R. Ames Hendrickson
C. A. Gilson
Epworth League
Geo. M. Free
Bruce Barton
Jessie H. Newgeon
Hood College
Dorsey WN. Miller
Harrieburg
Miller
Helen
Christ Reform+1 church
Middletown
G. Eilis Williams
Repairing roads after heavy rains in county
County Commissioners report stone chipping and oiling of Ballenger Creek road started today and repairs on other damaged county roads progress well. A crew from Crist's Ford to Buckhertown works on small bridges near Mt Tabor and Bennetts Creek. Stones support Bloomfield road construction.
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Steamer Seized With 2004 Cases Of Liquor Near New York
A steam trawler named Hohenhiaden was seized at Bar N.D.I. harbor with 2004 cases of alleged liquor aboard. Coast guard officials said the crew fled when challenged. The vessel was impounded as authorities investigated the cargo and origin.
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Hohenhiaden
Cuatis
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Tretren
Coast Guard
Caird
Cnast
Tidere
Arcard Az
Rally Day Service At Evangelical Reformed Sunday School
Five hundred twenty eight persons attended the Rally Day service at Trinity Chapel with a 10 15 assemble and a 10 39 service. The program included orchestral prelude, recitations, trios, anthems, prayers, and a benediction. Altar towers were placed by Mrs. Elizabeth Hermann in memory of Charles M. Hermann. Regular evening services resumed with Rev G Nevin Robert presiding. Dr H L G Kieffer will discuss the Twelve Apostles starting next Sunday. A Mothers' Class safe and church meetings are scheduled for the week.
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Evangelical Reformed Sunday School
Trinity Chapel
A. LeRoy McCardell
Federlein
Jesus
Barbara Gannon
Lewis Gannon
Betty Rice
Frank M. Dertzbaugh, Jr
Dorothy E. Wachter
Thayer
Catherine Cramer
Reenna Fahrner
Miriam Rhoads
God of
G Nevin Robert
H. L. G. Kieffer
Alvill Conner
Jefferson Reformed
Kieffer
Maryland Clases
Market Sees Uncertain Prices Dominant on Oct Fourth
New York traders faced erratic price moves as speculative forces clashed. railroad shares fell under pressure while some issues edged higher. Money rates cooled, and traders reacted to mixed signals from market leaders amid a volatile session.
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New York
Serguthern Railroad
Missionaries Wounded in Nanchang Fighting
Reported wounded include Rev. W. R. Johnson and Mrs. Johnson from Polo Alabama. Shanghai dispatch notes all missionaries in Nanchang safe but no word since. Volunteers urged to aid in caring for wounded as Sun Chuan Sang's forces seize control and terrorize the city.
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W. R. Johnson
Johnson
Nanchang
China
Polo
Methodist
Shanghai
Libby
Hankow
Sun Chuan Sang
Kiangsi
CHINESE MISSIONARIES ATTACKED BY BANDITS
Bandits attacked a large party of missionaries near Shenhehuanfu in Hunan province, killing none reported but kidnapping three Americans. The captured include Minerva Well, Lydia Koebbe, Karl Beck, and others. Seven evacuees fled to safety at Tayo. armed Changteh guards fled when the attack began after paying 153 dollars for protection.
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The
Evangelical Mission
RN. Mesimer
Miski
Henneberg
Hilgeman
Reformed Church
Changteh
Italians Gather for Big Celebration at Assisi
One hundred thousand people from across Italy gathered in Assisi to celebrate the seventh centennial of St Francis of Assisi. Cardinal Merry Del Val led Pontifical Mass in the Basilica of St Francis as members of the Sacred College observed the ceremony in scarlet robes.
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Italy
St. Francis of Assisi
Merry del Val
Supreme Congregation of the Holy Office
Sacred College
St Francis
Weather Bureau warns of new tropical storm
Weather Bureau issues storm warning for a disturbance located near latitude 17 north and longitude 65 west moving northwestward. Expected south of Cuba near the Swan Islands, caution advised for shipping in the area.
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Weather Bureau
Washington
Cuba
Swan Islands
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