Committees Formed For Dr Payne W CTLU Meeting
The Maryland Woman's Christian Temperance union held sessions in Walkersville with 115 delegates and 12 officers, appointing committees on resolutions courtesy membership credentials appropriations and more. Dr Will L Payne longtime Walkersville dairy promoter and silk culture advocate died at Rostbora North Carolina after a heart attack aged about 41.
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Christina Temperance On
Maryland
Mary Harris Armor
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Resolutiona
Royal Ozk
W. E. Taylor
Baltimore
Florence Hamstond
M. Kyle
Mrz Snyder
RK. A. Lips
Alice B. Chapman
Montgomery County
Pauline Holme
Herbert
Prince George Cox i McKinley
Walkersville
Hannah Dorrifee
Florence Hammond
Evelyn Totter
T. W. Kutch
Rebecca Miller
Ashton
White Ribbdon Herald
Will L. Payne
Frederick County
Chestnut
Abner Barker
Rostboro
N.C
Payne
Rothe Lo
Walkersiille
Frederick
enKarger
Ormer
Clanz
Belic
Berlin
Niversity
Maxwell Returns as Pastor in Roanoke Methodist Church
Roanoke area notes a pastor reshuffle with Rev J. Balthis named presiding elder of the Washington district and Rev A I Harnesberger succeeding Rev W A Mt at Mt Alfy. Reappointments list Bethesd a Gordon El Sarith Yorkshire C G McDonald Galthersburg William Stevens and W W Meintyre among others.
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Methalist
Trimapoke
BR. Harrsonburg
Ker
Eeinbursh
G20
Epworth
Wallington
J. Paup
Home For Aged
Washington
J. 3. Rinter
W. &. Cateles
Mt. Alfy
Freedom Circuit
Sikesville
Meg. A. I. Harnesberger
Joseph N. Balthis
Bethhesda
Gordon EL Sarith
Yorkshire
J. EL
Galthersburg
William Stevens
Pooless ¥le
W. W. Meintyre
Mexican Revolt Seem Crushed As Executions Continue
In Mexico City on October 5 reports say the rebel military movement has been crushed except for two small forces led by General Arnulfo Gomez and General Francisco Serrano. The government asserts ongoing executions and confiscation of property for those deemed guilty. The central labor committee pledges support for the Calles government. Military chiefs and state governors sent telegrams backing the government.
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Mexico City
Arnulfo Gomez
Alvarez
Calles
Francisco Serrano
Gomez
Obreson
Metro City
Central Committee of Labor Unions
Federal District
Trucks in Accident in Ridgeville Collision Damages Two Trucks
A collision occurred Monday evening in Ridgeville involving I E Wolfe of Harpers Ferry and a Gamel Tartar of Ellicott City. Each truck approached from opposite directions and the Eliott City machine rammed the Wolfe vehicle, causing damage and blocking the road. The Wolfe driver’s daughter, M Herbert Franjamin, was present, and the hearing is scheduled to follow.
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Ridgeville
I. E. Wolfe
Harpers Ferry
Ellicott City
Roseville
Eliiott City
Wild
Ware
Wolfe
Frost
Fllcott City
Wolfs
M Herbert Franjamin
Levine Gifts a Parachute to Mussolini's Son in Rome
Charles A Levine presented a silk drop gift to Premier Mussolini's newborn son from a hovering plane over Mussolini's villa Carpena. The parachute descent occurred as Levine’s Vienna stay followed a failed project, with a nearby telegraph line noted.
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Levine
Rome
Charles A. Levine
Ue Romane
Mussel
Vila Carpena
Lavine
Omranté
Vienna
Ommasett Mane
City plans white way lighting on Market and Patrick streets
The Frederick Lions Club backs a plan to install ornamental lights and white way features on Market and Patrick streets, with details to be presented after mayor and alderman review. City officials favor the move but delay action pending other investigations. Separately, a false fire alarm from Ideal Paint and Trimming Shop led to the arrest of Aron Haale amid a police probe.
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Ay Tomtehe
Frederick Liven Club
Alesnen
Market
Patrick Streets
Fitts
Bentz
Carroll
Lions
Nigul
Aron Haale
Hofmas
Portes Court
Wid Herve
Martin Walsh
South Market Street
West Church Street
Market Street
Maryland State School For the Deaf
South Street
Sam Nash
William Woerner
Tandrey
Woerner
Walsh
Mrs Armor Delivers Prime Address at Rotary Meeting
Mrs Mary Harris Armor of Tait Georgia spoke at the Frederick Rotary Club luncheon in the Francis Scott Key hotel on The tru imminent Peril of America and How We Are To Meet It. She urged citizens to uphold laws ensure justice in courts and act as 100 per cent Americans to direct the nation away from self destruction. She warned that without directed effort America could be wrecked by its own citizens and urged voting as a civic duty over personal bias and clemency against wholesale pardons.
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America
Mary Harris Armor
Tait
Frederick
Saidirsairmaar
Georgia
Annual Banquet of Leaders Bible Class Celebrates Fifteenth Anniversary
The Leaders Bible Class held its fifteenth anniversary banquet Tuesday night at Calvary Methodist Episcopal church with about 200 guests. The event began in the church auditorium with pipe organ selections by Mrs. & Ellis Williams, followed by a menu supervised by Leonard G. Wachter. Toastmaster Walker N. Jolliffe introduced speakers including Dr. AL Ateia Radcliffe Mrs. G Ellie Williams C Albert Gilton and Rev Dr Williams. Rev Chester Sakh of Grace M E church Baltimore delivered the main address on Life's Margins. The gathering concluded with a unanimous verdict praising the night as a highlight in the class history.
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Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
Ellis Williams
Leonard G. Wachter
Walker N. Jolliffe
AL Ate Ia
Radcliffe
G. Ellie Williams
C. Albert Gilton
Dr. Williams
Chester Sakh
D. D
Grace M. E. Church
Baltimore
P. Lu
Woman Fatally Struck In Street Crash
Mrs Fromke, aged years, was crossing Secor Street when struck by a car driven by Peter Bodrick. She suffered a broken right leg in two places below the knee and was taken to Frederick Hospital, where surgery and medical care followed.
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Fromke
Robert Albaush
Secor Street
Bete
Mra
Promke O
East Church Street
Waa
Fraterick Woaphiat
Plaintiff Wins Zimmerman Case Over Disputed Deed
The plaintiff Mrs. Mamie E Mull of Westboro won a verdict against Clayton M. Almerman of Walkersville in a suit to set aside a deed. The action involved real estate and cash totaling between 30 000 and 40 000 with an annuity to the mother. The court found serious injustice in the disposition of the mother's estate noting the motive and evidence of undue influence though unable to fully remedy the wrong. Continued on Pages 5
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Mths
Jantiges Urner
Worthington
Mamie E. Mull
Westsboro
Weel
Clayton MM. Almerman
Walkersville
Mesfill
Leo Webbhers
Zimmerman
Jacob Rotbiack
Holdi
Daughiter
Raiple
Light Junkers plane en route to Portugal
Amsterdam reports Junkers plane 1230 flying from Germany to the United States via the Azores left for Lisbon at 5 this morning carrying Lilly Dillenz, Viennese actress, who arrived from Norderney the night before. London notes sighting off western France of D-1739 near La Rochelle.
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Holand
Junkers
Germany
United States
Azores
Lisbon
Portugal
Norderney
Lilly Dillenz
London
Land's End
France
la Rochelle
Brest
Bar of Biscay
Yankees Lead Pirates By Four To Two In World Series
Pirates and Yankees opened the World Series in Pittsburgh with high excitement as Fans packed the park. Ray Kremer started for Pittsburgh while Waner and Ruth sparked the Yankees in a game marked by early trades and solid defense. The scene buzzed with 30,000 spectators and the city’s pride, as authorities reported arrests of resellers trying to profit from World Series tickets.
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Ray Kremer
Howitt Baird Aon
Cts Comics
Koenig
Arta
L. Waner
Pirates
Oso
Barnhart
Focket
Waner
Warner
T. Warner
Wright
Combs
Clich
Traynor
Ruth
Mada Fie
Cate
Yankees
Taxzert
Dugan
Grantham
Collins
Hoyt
Forbes
Tield
Plitaburgh
Pittaburgh
Kane
Anarly Fox
Orb Pennock
Yankee
Babe Roth
Clubhouse 9
Wantz Brothers
Bush
Uneup
Kremer Pitdhinog
Smith Auchins
Scarpera
Pittsbored
Pelide Cort
Ah Zx
Poice
Barner Drerfrse
Fi Tates
Appointment of Dwight Morrow as Mexico ambassador
Washington reports on Dwight Morrow's elevation to ambassador to Mexico, noting mixed reactions within the State Department and among American and Mexican interests. The piece outlines financial stakes linked to Mexican bonds, oil and mining interests, and debt, suggesting Morrow's stance will favor conservative, pro‑stability policy aligned with investor interests.
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Waabington
Dwight Morrow
Mexico
Department of State
México
Morrow
Thomas W. Lemint
Nat |Bae
Everrona
Kpowiedee
Omeidee
Waa
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White Ribbon Herald
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Salisbury
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Keedrsville
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