Five Prisoners Escape From Frederick Jail Recaptured
Five inmates escaped from the Frederick jail by bending a steel bar and slipping through a basement to freedom. They were chased by city police including Chief Steiner and Officers Hoffman and Shaff, then captured within an hour near Baughman’s Lane and returned to custody with Deputy Loy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Charles W. Crum
Sweeny
Harry
John Wils
Tennessee
Wriai
W. N. Joliffe
Carroll Creek
William F. Steiner
Lester Hoffman
Baughman’s Lane
Alton Shaff
Local Exhibition Far More Successful Than Many
The Frederick County Agricultural Society reported the fair was not a total loss, aided by night shows that cleared 2000 above expenses. Attendance lagged due to weather and economy, but losses were less than last year. Complete 1931 results and 1932 plans to be discussed at January board meeting. Officers present were Abram Hemp president, Frank M. Stevens VP, Guy E Motter secretary, Lewis R Dertzbaugh treasurer.
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Frederick County Agricultur Society
Board of Matters
Oter
Agricultural Society
Board of Managers of
the Agricultural Society
Society
North Market Street
Abram Hemp
Frank M. Stevens
Guy KE. Motter
Lewis R. Dertzbaugh
Cardinals vs Athletics Baseball Card Recap
A chaotic game description highlights pitching from Grove and Grimes, with Adams, Foxx and Frisch keying for St. Louis while Babbitt, Simmons and Bishop contribute for Philadelphia. Scoring sequences, defensive plays, and routine outs frame a tense early season tilt, ending without decisive runs in spots and featuring player milestones and manager decisions.
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St. Louis
Adams
Foxx
Roettger
Bishop
Frisch
Philadelphia
Mule Haas
Oun
Prisch
Mule
Cochrane
Roetiger
Martin
Gelbert
Grimes
al Simmons
Long Sy
Feld
Poxx
Bottensley
Bing Miller
Williams
Bottomley
Grove
Hafey
Toreens
Philadelphis
Hass
Tong
Simmons
Juveline Guardia: Russia Not Shortcuts to Kingdom Case
Noting a broad review, the report covers a juvenile guard case linked to Russia and mentions committee actions for the Kingdom of God in county administration. The item reads as a status review across multiple countries with emphasis on jurisdictional notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Kingdom OF God
Church Talk Probes Europe Faith and Politics
At Hood College, Joseph A. Apple led a vesper on what Christianity means for Europe. Mr. Barnhart critiqued social gospel failures in Germany, Russia, Italy, and England, urging ethical practice of Jesus' teachings to save Europe. He warned of fascist and communist trends and urged the church to lead civilization toward the kingdom of God.
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Europe
Hood College
Tn Brodbeck Hall
Joseph A. Apple
Barnhart
England
J&us
Russia
Italy
Mr. Barmbart
Mussolini
Louise Paterson
Liquor Seizure Tails Adams Estate Case
Police seized about 600 cases of liquor valued at 50 000 on the Scituate summer estate of Secretary of the Navy Charlies Prencis Adams. Three men were arrested after being found in the garage. two others escaped. Adams denied knowledge and responsibility for the liquor.
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Scituate Force
Ademe
Adams
Philadelphia
Ocr 5
Secretary of the Navy
Schuste Mass
New State Police Reassignments Announced
Five newly qualified members join the state force. Kate Deen is assigned to Sub-station B one mile west of Frederick. Corporal Louis Bloom remains head of the local sub-station. Officers Matkky and Anderson transfer to Hagerstown and Hancock. Privates Schieater Neeld Wilmington and Quant are among the new arrivals.
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Kate Deen
Frederick
Prince ID. Haveart
Emmitebure
Prederice
Louis Bloom
Gauer
A. E Matkky
Hagerstown
Anderson
Hancock
Orsem
Mageesteen
Seretar
PF. Schieater
C R. Neeld
J. O. Wilmington
E. BR. Quant
Omer
C. W.migaha
Serom
Hie
Inst ‘Atk
Renden
Edison reports improved condition after restless night
West Orange New Jersey October 3 AP bulletin from Dr Hubert S Rowe says Thomas A Edison had a much better night sleeping six hours this morning he was brighter and ate breakfast though mostly resting An unrelated local note mentions Sheriff Richard H Lansdale of Montgomery County delivering sermons at multiple churches in the Washington Diocese while Rev Thomas Opie was unable to officiate.
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West Orange
N. J
Huberts. Rowe
Thomas A. Edison
Howemrid
Sheri
Washington
Episcopal Church
Richard H. Lansdale
Montgomery County
Thomas Opie
St. Luke's
Brighton
St. John’s Church
Oimey
Sheriff Landale
Sheriff Lansdale
St John’s Choch
Weather notes for Monocacy area and Potomac
Weather report fragment notes temperatures yesterday and last night with unclear values. It mentions a clear Potomac area and a likely Monocacy weather condition. The unreadable OCR prevents full details on highs, lows, sunrise or sunset times.
Eddie Sawyer Improves Amid Baltimore Stay
Eddie Sawyer the ball player is recovering from a nervous breakdown in Baltimore at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sawyer. Mrs. Edward Sawyer, from this city, is visiting, and it is noted that Eddie’s condition has shown some improvement though he remains confined to bed for a time due to overwork.
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Eddie Sawyer
Edward Sawyer
Harry Sawyer
Baltimore
Sawyer
Charles F. Shipier
City
Senator Morrow Dies Suddenly In Jersey
A report notes the sudden death of Senator Morrow in New Jersey amid a complex court matter involving Willam G. Burger Frank G. Wie and a railroad company. Attorneys Coblents Armstrong Parsons Urnen represent plaintiffs and Judge Urner Willard preside with a ten member jury including Gittinger Stull Miller Wise Warner Saylor Crim Roddy.
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O. Hagerstown
Willam G. Burger
Frank G. Wiel
Burger
Losele N
Alexander Armstrong
Paul 5. Parsons
Milton G. Urnen
Urner and
Willard
Hugh V. Gittinger
C. Spencer Stull
L. Homer Miller
Harry W. Wise
George C. Warner
Isaac W. Saylor
Mussetier
William W. C Co. Geesey
Glenn R. Crim
Daz Roddy
Local Drunk Driving Case Ends in Fine
Hiram Jacobs pled guilty to operating a motor vehicle under the influence on South Market street. Judge Guy K. Motter fined him 100 dollars or three months in jail plus a five dollar reckless driving fine after his East Fifth street collision. A Rogers Fleming case was continued. Paul Duckett paid five dollars for reckless driving after a Sunday incident on East Church Street. W M Giles faces a hearing for operating without a license in Police Court tonight.
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Equor
Hiram Jacobs
South Market Street
Guy K. Motter
Jacobs
Alton Shaft
Stewer
East Fifth Street
Rogers E. Fleming
Cy Workman
Steiner
Ira S. Brandfield
Paul C. Duckett
East Sixth Street
Markley
Pennsylvania
East Church Street
W.M. Giles
Chevy Chase
Selling Wave Again Sweeps Through Market
Waves of selling swept the market in New York on Oct 5 as traders faced discouragement from earlier Friday setbacks. Industries including racing, steels, chemicals, and tobacco showed weakness amid the broader downturn.
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New York
Little Colonel Series Author Dies in Louisville
The Louisville loss ends the life of the author known for the Little Colonel series. The writer passed away in Louisville after a note of residence and career milestones linked to the famous children’s books.
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Louisville
Pangborn and Herndon complete first non-stop Pacific flight
Clyde Pangborn and co pilot Hugh Herndon Jr. landed their single engine plane at Wenatchee after a record non stop 11 hour 13 minute flight from Japan making history by crossing the Pacific without landing. The aircraft touched down on its belly after fuel dump and a smashed propeller. A Tokyo newspaper offered a $25000 prize for the first non stop Japan United States flight, which Pangborn and Herndon did without stopping.
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Wenatchee
Wash
Baguiy
Papa
United States
Tiyan
Pamghorn
Clerndon
Samushiro Beach
Japan
Ita
Aiasore
Tokyo
Asahi
United Statry
Pou
Bors
Pangborn
Herndon
Pacific
Beem
Don
Opal Pangborn
Clyde
Bpokane
Junior Naval Aide Dies In Washington Highway Crash
Annapolis Oct. Lieut. Commander Ham Harrow, 41, junior naval aide to the president, was killed when his automobile plunged off the Defense Highway after a turn. He died en route to a hospital at 3 45 a m from internal hemorrhages. Rear Adm Thomas C Hart headed an inquiry. Harrow, a 1912 Naval Academy graduate, had served as an aide at the White House for several years.
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Annapolis
Ham Harrow
Presser
Harlow
Washington
Defense
T. Sarrastul
Thomas C. Hart
Naval Academy
White House
Ritchie Attends Funeral of Mrs Virginia Lane Sr
In Hagerstown on October 5 Governor Albert C. Ritchie and Maryland officials attended the funeral of Mrs. Virginia Cartwright Lane wife of Colonel Witham Presto Lane and mother of W. Preston Lane Jr. Rev Dr Wailer Verment led services at St. John's Ophano and Rose Hill cemetery was the burial site. Attendees included Sec State David C. G. Winebrenner General Mitton A and other attorney general officials.
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Hagerstown
Albert C. Ritchie
Virginia Cartwright Lane
Witham Presto Lane
W. Preston Lane
General of
Maryland
St. John’s
Wailer
Rose HS
Rice
Sec
David CG
Mitton A
Attorney Generals Office
McDonald in London Meeting Amid Recovery Speculation
Lloyd George McDonald holds discussions in London amid questions about recovery and potential leadership. Reports indicate ministers and aides anticipate strategic moves as the general election looms and party support remains unsettled.
Rockville’s New Jail to Include Elevator and Modern Amenities
Washington reports Rockville's Montgomery county jail and courthouse, costing 380000, will be ready by November 1. The facility features elevator service, electrical refrigeration, modern heating and pumping, a gas range, and dormitories for seventy prisoners. Twenty cells on the top floor house two inmates each, with the women’s section designed for light and ventilation, while three lower floors hold courts and county offices.
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Washington
Rockville
Montgomery County
A. Lansdale
Sherif Lansdale
Jower Moor
Maio Street
Aare
Sheith Lansdale
Freedom
Catch of a Large Bass at Tomas River Mouth
A fisherman reports catching a large bass from the Tomas River mouth near Monscacy on a Sunday. The fish weighed about 3 pounds and measured 22 inches long with significant girth after a brief fight. It was mounted and displayed in a local window by AL Sears.
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Mike
Potomas
AL. Sears
Optaler Meeting Notes Highlight Fears And Scars
The fragment mentions two scars and brighten vast Fears dresses with a note about the next meeting. Optaler appears as a key term in the snippet. No clear dates or organizations are provided. Further readable context is needed to identify specific persons or groups involved.
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Vast Fears
Optaler
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