Washouts Hit Western Maryland Rail Lines
Heavy rainfall across Frederick County caused two washouts on the Western Maryland tracks between Union Bridge and New Windsor delaying out of town mail and disrupting service to Thurmont. Repairs began at once and trains moved at slow speeds by midmorning. Public notices report 1.68 inches of precipitation with more rain Monday night, a killing frost noted October 6, and cooler weather ahead.
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Western
Union Bridge
New Windsor
Baltimore
Thurmoor
H. and F
Frederick
Severs! Barr
Thion Bridge
Linwood
Tuiss Bridge
Thurmont
Emmitsburg
Brutsawick
Mt Airy
New Market
Adamstown
Bockeratorn
Walkersville
Woodsborn
Mandatias
Convictions and Acquittals In Local Court Session
Verdicts issued for Charles Hammond and Edward Adams as guilty. Howard Sheets and Monzo Lamm acquitted. Youths from Totnt of Mocks charged with larceny. Sentences deferred. Indictments for stealing two automobile tires and $17.50 from Thomas & Co of Adamstown. Forcing entry into Adamstown cannery factory and taking 45 cans of corn valued at 28. Case heard in afternoon session. others defended in Rena & Harp.
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Charles Hammond
Edward Adams
Howard Sheets
Monzo Lamm
Worthinston
Thomas & Co
Adamstown
Auto In Wreck Leaves One Son and Youth in Hospital
A collision near Braddock injures a son and a youth identified as Sowers. Investigators work to determine fault as emergency crews and Sheri Steiner respond. The incident disrupted traffic and prompted a brief road closure while authorities secured the scene.
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Siat
Braddock
Steiner
Ankle Injury Report From Fort West Station
A fragmented note reports an ankle break near Thempace Hirt. Details about the incident and subsequent care are unclear but indicate a delay before medical update.
British Ambassador Visits Frederick Dahlia Gardens
Sir Esme Howard and Lady Isabella Howard visited Frederick to christen an Idaho hybrid dahlia at the local gardens owned by Frank C. Hargett. The event included a luncheon at the Franci Scott Key hotel, a private reception, and a Dahlia Show ongoing through the week near Braddock Heights with notable attendees from Hagerstown and Frederick society.
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Esme Howard
United States
Isabella Howard
Frederick
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Frank C. Hargett
Lady Howard
Hart
Dalia Gardens
Idahna
Hargett
King George of England
Esme
Cc. Byron
Hagerstown
Allen
Thomas B. Harsard
Joseph H. Agpie
England
Frederick Dahlia Gardens
Braddock Heights
Tata
Sir Esme
Tady Howard
Great Britain
Esmer
Washington
Not for Near East canvassing in Frederick County
The Near East organization disavows recent canvassing in Frederick County and states it did not sanction such activity. Rev. Dr H L G Bieffer, Near East chairman, relayed Miss Edith Stewart, Baltimore general secretary, that reports of improper use of Near East in house canvassing are untrue.
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Frederick Count
Near East
HL. G. Bieffer
Edith Stewart
Baltimore
Stewart
Frederick
Wome Christian Temperance Teter
Convention of State W C 1.0 Opens Tonight
Mrs Haslup state president speaks Wednesday night with Mary Harris Armour the noted orator of America set to address Fred erick Rotars club. About 130 delegates listed. convention opens at 7 00 tonight in the Lutheran church with a fee program and public access.
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Tsy
J. H. Apple
Germans Start New Effort to Span Ocean
Norderny Germany Oct 4 AP A new German attempt to span the Atlantic by air began with the departure of the three motor Junkers C-1230 for the United States via the Azores. The crew led by Frederick Loose, linked to the Bremen attempt, began under secrecy with possible landings at Vigo Lisbon or Harbor Grace Newfoundland. Weather fueled cautious forecasts as the plane gained a westerly course toward the Azores.
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Norderny
Germany
Atlantic Ocean
United States
Azores
Frederick Loose
Junkers
Bremen
Lilly Dillenz
1He
Enterprise
Vigo
Spelo
Lisbon
Harbor Grace
New Foundland
New York
Europe
Frederick Leese
Norderner
Gar Tany
James H. Kimball
U. & Weather Bureau
60 Nations in Radio Conference in Capital
Forty lines of text report a radio conference in the capital with participants from 60 nations. Officials and delegates discuss broadcasting standards and technical cooperation, while observers note the global scope of the event and anticipated agreements.
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Capital
Mexico Revolt Failure Reported by AP
An Associated Press summary notes a nationwide Mexican uprising linked to Generals Serrano and Gomez failed. Irregulars were defeated near Merluo City, while General Obregon pledged military aid. reports say executions and martial law amid unrest across Mexico.
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Associated Press
Mexeo
Serrano
Gomez
Calles
Merluo City
Studdy Ite
Obregon
Serano
Tampico
Torteon
Vera Cruz
Vera Crum
Ottaca
Puebla
Lions Directors Meet AnnuAl Tesl? Not clear
The readable fragments indicate a monthly meeting of directors with names including Wasik and Lapa Ziamesman, but essential details and context are missing from the OCR.
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Toe Tlef
Vowne Wasik
Lapa Ziamesman
Unclear text fragment on payment request in Illinois
Fragmentary OCR text references a payment topic tied to Mexicans in Illinois with garbled surrounding phrases. No coherent events, names, dates, or organizations are identifiable to form a factual summary.
Stop signs erected in city and new traffic lights planned
Workmen placed yellow octagonal stop signs at Cour Court and Second streets and at College Avenue Patrick Street. City lineman George Wallace II says two more traffic lights will be added at Patrick Court and Market Second Streets. Ornamental lights on Carroll Creek bridge brighten South Market Street with four new lights at street corners. minor work remains to complete two end openings and ensure safety for nearby children.
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Tims
Esperel
Marais Street
City Mach
Cour
Second Streets
Callege Avenue
Patrick Street
Conrestr
Second Street
Wateriess
George Wallace II
Patrick
Court Streets
Market
Ako
Mrs Lilliendahl balks at tracing her journey
Mrs Margaret Lilliendahl held 259 material witness in Dr A William Lilliendahl murder case near Hammonton New Jersey. She refused to reenact the movements from home to the found scene saying I have told you all I know. Police and reporters reported her resistance and plans for the route reenactment were abandoned.
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Hammonton
N. 7
Margaret Lilliendall
Littendahl
Lilliendaal
Richard Black
Atlantic County Detective Force
Black
Passes Pennsylvania Gtrte Bar Noted in Local Report
A fragment notes a recent event regarding the Pennsylvania Bar and a person named Dean. The sparse text does not specify details but indicates a development was learned today.
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Pennsylvania
Eastern Shore Storm Sparks Fires and Devastation
A destructive hurricane swept the Eastern Shore with winds near 100 mph, crippling telephone lines and power, causing widespread fires from short circuits, and leaving Salisbury and Easton heavily damaged. Navy reports confirm 100 mph winds offshore and barges ashore as Choctaw and two Eaglebarges survived the gale.
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Washington
Piney Point
Mil
Navy Department
World Series Ticket Scalpers Reported Busy in Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh officials pledged to prosecute scalpers operating without a federal license and enforce a city ordinance forbidding sale of tickets above face value. Bark ey Dreyfuss of the Pittsburgh Nationals urged police action as he toured downtown and found scalpers offering a string of World Series tickets at 75 dollars each, far above the 16.50 face value.
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Pittsburgh
Barkey Dreyfuss
Pittsburgh Nationals
Dreyfuss
Ontir
Lmére
Dea
Texret
Waith
Democrats Turn to Thompson for 1933 Senate Run
The piece discusses Democratic prospects for nominating Huston Thompson for the vacant Senate seat. It highlights Thompson as a known trust-buster with strong anti monopoly credentials, including his FTC leadership and legal actions. It notes his potential appeal to Wilson factionists and the risk to Republicans if nominated.
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Smith
Reed Marie
Glass
Owen Meredith
Thwapson
She
Tme
Dev
Thompson
Wilson
Woodrow Wilson
Sweet
Colorado
Huston Thompson
Senate
Federal Trade Commission
Price
Court of Claims
Business House to Rise on North Market Street
The Hamman firm will erect a modern three story building at 229 North Market Street to house the Frederick store and other Hamman properties. Work began on razing the old plumbing shop with completion set for August 1 1928. Jolliffe represented the Hamman interests in negotiations for the project with B E Kepner as architect and J Cram as contractor.
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Amy Oun
Wor AL Haha
North Mart
Kettreet
Hamman’s
Dollar
S.J
Frederick
Hamman
Winchester
Martienburg
Bronewitk
Reawek Te Beomacy
Seer
Nome
B. E. Kepner
J. Cram
Ladies Night Observed By Dill Avenue Organization
The Dill Avenues Community Club held its first ladies night at the First Hospital church social room attended by about 150 people. A program featured Prof Harris, Miss Mary Derr Wolfe, and Rev Royal with refreshments served. a resolution thanked officials for building line on avenues and repairs.
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Dill Avenues
First Hoplist Church
Ape
Arena
America
Fenton Harris
Dill Aveste Orchestra
Harris
Wes Hem
Bobby Ray
Charles H B. Hagan
Elmer C. Railing
Mary Derr Wolfe
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Nordermaey
Holland
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Anne Roker
St. Louis
Philip Seeger
East Patrick
Daniel Seeger
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Mexico
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Mexico City
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Pedro Cardenas
Matamoros City
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Tejas
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Alejandro Carrillo
Monterey
Aaron Saenz
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Jalisco
Noxales
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Leal
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Camaleso Me
Lions
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Mrs. Lilliendahl
Moanty
Mt. Arref
Salisbury
Reid
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Chewpeake and ‘Telephone Conyx
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Bury
Sailsbury
Alarom
Peninsula General Hospital
Harber
Del
Barney Dreyfus
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Yde
Jewe
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Rodney Dutcher
Heville
Uae
South
Tom Walsh
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Farm of
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Plarers-Lasky Corporation
Brookhart Committee
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Department of Justice
Daugherty
Commission
Department Vol Justice
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Pete Pompisies
Biter Tourias Farir
Tse
Francia
Philadeci
Story Business House
N. Market ST
Dill Ave
Community Club
Mayor
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