New charges face men who fled jail on Tuesday
Five prisoners escaped from Frederick County jail in broad daylight the previous afternoon. Harris, Edwards, Sweeney, Harding, and Wills faced new charges of escape while four were placed back in separate cells and Wills began a prior sentence at the House of Correction. The escape triggered a wide manhunt with state police patrolling highways and officials coordinating from Frederick to Hagerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Jock
John Wills
House of Correction
Charles W. Crum
Hurre Harris
Harvey Edwards
Frankim Sweener
Arthur Harding
Themexere
Harris
Edwards
W. N. Joliitte
Sweeney
Hagerstown
Opera Singer Emmett Reynolds Dies in Italy
Emmett Reynolds native of Cumberland dies in Milan after a fall. He was a noted operatic tenor and soloist at Emmanuel Episcopal Church in Cumberland. He was visiting his family in Frederick before the fatal accident. burial held at Rose Hill cemetery with services led by Rev. Henry F. Kloman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milan
Italy
Emnmett Reynolds
Cumberland
DeWarren H. Reynolds
Emmett Reynolds
Rose Hill Cemetery
Iat City
Henry F. Kloman
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Reynolds
De.Warren H. Reynolds, Jr
State Roads Commission
Gaithersburg
Frederick
Emmet
Hewitt Reynolds
Deane School
Santa Barbara
Calif
Market Rebounds Amid White House Conference News
New York stock markets staged a violent rebound as several prominent issues rose five to over fifteen points. The surge followed news of a White House conference with Congressional leaders and the announced disbursement of the regular $2.50 quarterly dividend to the Santa Fe Railway. Sterling Exchange opened with a gain to 3.6 percent and Canoco stock edged up about 2.2 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
White Hous
Sante Fe Razray
Sterling Exchacce
Capone Trial Opens in United States Court
Chicago crime boss Al Capone faces trial in a United States court with opening proceedings. He is charged with evading taxes totaling about 1.035 million dollars. Judge James A. Walsh presides as jurors are selected for the case.
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Capone
United States
Kent Om Tial
Wan Ag
Wiere
James A. Wlrereon
Wuller” Pier
Frederick Resident Charles F. Kreh Dies at 79
Charles F. Kreh of Frederick died at Frederick Hospital following a prepoprative operation. A telegraph operator and journalist, he served as Western Union supervisor, Balticore Sun correspondent, and editor of The Citizen. He worked 30 years in the Government Printing Office before retiring to Frederick nine years ago. He was active in Monocacy Battlefield affairs and a member of Evangelical Lutheran church and Columbia Lodge Masons. He is survived by his wife Hendietta DIZ Schulz Kreh, three children, four grandchildren, one great granddaughter, and two brothers.
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Charles F. Kreh
Frederick
Frederice Hospital
Kreh
West Third Street
Predesick
John
Christina Kreh
St. John's Catholic School
Western Union
East Church Street
Kren
Balticore Sun
the Citizen
Baughman
Washington
Government Printing Office
Mr. Kreh
Evangelic Lutheran Church
Columbia Lodge
A. F
Masons
Hendietta Diz Schulz Kren
C. Herbert Kreh
Frederick Lions Plan Charter Night in Cumberland
Fredericktonians and their wives of the Frederick Lions Club will attend a charter night in Cumberland. The event departs from the Francis Scott Key Hotel at 3 p.m. Thursday with Earle W. Hodges presenting the charter. Other dignitaries include Randolph Eis, Governor Lester Pfeaga, Rev. W. T. Stewart, and local organizers Roem Bo Worle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitty Fredericktonians
Frederick Lions Club
Cumberland
Francis Scott Ker
Earle W. Hodges
Lions Intersaviona
Wellnes
Bne
Fredezi Club
Irving L. Carp
Lions Int
A Randolph
Eis. W. Va Cismner
Ristate
W. T. Stewart
Honesdale
Cistrict Govenor
Western Pennsylania
Lester Pfeaga
Cumberland Coy
Roem BO Worle
General Election in England Set for October 27
Prime Minister MacDonald announced that a general election will be held in England on October 27. The date was revealed amid party plans and campaign timelines with voting expected nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Paniaten
MacDonald
Southern Md Appointments Announced For Clergy Transfers
The 247th annual Baltimore Conference session announces changes in ministers across Montgomery and Baltimore districts. Rev. Dr. J. Howard Wells becomes presiding elder of the Alexandria district while Rev. Dr. J. P. Tyler moves to Frederick. Multiple pastors receive reassignment including Wing Poolesville Jordan Clarksburg Fringer Gaithersburg Tyler Rockville Fossett Epworth and others in Maryland and Virginia.
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Baltimore
Roanoke
D. Morzon
Pone Prederick Cots
Alexardria
J. Howard Wells
Montgomery Country
W. C. Wing
Poolesville
E. W. Jordan
Clarksburg
Fringer
Gaithersburg
Frank A. Tyler
Rockville
C. L. Fossett
Eho
Alabama
Goshen
Laytonsvile
Epworth
R. B. Procter
A. L. Harnesberger
Mb Airy
Wendell Allen
Howard
W W. C. Smith
Preedom
Sykesville
Queen Anne
J. W. Eliott
Freedom
John Paul Tyler
Frederick
Herman JM. Wilson
Methodist Home For the
Pak
RB. A
Bergdof
Augusta
W. Va
John S. Schwartz
Luray
R. Carl Maxwell
Here
H. S. Myerig
Winchester
Lewisburg
Union
C. A. York
Selma
C. L. Retter
W. A. Shelton
Mt. Vernon Place Church
Washington
Mr. Barnhart
Barnhard
Waynesboro
Plane believed to have fallen near Halifax
Halifax residents reported a ship-to-shore plane believed to have fallen near Cobequid Bay after an explosion and daylong search. Crew members from the North German Lloyd Bremen had departed 630 miles from Cape Race to speed mail to New York but vanished in fog and darkness with no trace found.
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Halifax
N. S
York
William Faulkner
Bur Cozz
Faulkner
Plame Manmet
Simon
Gio
Rudolph Waucnknecht
Bremen
Cape Race
N. F
New York
Smidey
Zonta Club Meeting Highlights Members and Guests
Sixteen members and several guests attended the Zonta Club meeting. The discussion covered fundraising, service projects, and upcoming events with notes on club governance and member roles.
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Zonta Club Meeting
Enrolment Up At Local High School Amid Activites
Principal Albert L. Leacy reports total enrollment near 60 higher than last year, with senior 183 students including 80 boys and 103 girls. Juniors total 252, sophomores 236, freshmen 289. New school clubs include Frederick High School League, two glee clubs, an orchestra, junior and senior bands, and aviation and agricultural clubs led by new staff.
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Treshman
Albert L. Leacy
Focal High School
Frederick High School League
Martha B. Pettit
S. Fenton Barris
Juiior
Alo
Sam
Mildred Baum
Baltimore
Louise Buckingham
Fourth Game of Series Opens Under Hot Sun
Fans endure bright heat as the fourth game of the series gets underway. Attendance and weather influence the early pace while players focus on pivotal moments to swing the series momentum.
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HOT Sun
Hood Campus Day Events Saturday
The article describes Hood Campus Day events with a focus on a baseball game between the Athletics and Cardinals, including lineup changes such as Flowers replacing Adams at third. It details innings, notable plays, crowd atmosphere, and ongoing campus activities and planned ceremonies and awards for the class day events.
Cardinals Rally Stifled by Pitching in Narrow Loss
Unclear OCR text describes a baseball inning with Wilson fanning and Earnshaw striking out. Mentions Card runners stranded, Williams at bat, Gelert reaching, and Bishop driving to center while Johnson reacts. Missing coherent events limit clarity.
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Cardinals
Wilson
Earnshaw
Williams
Gelert
Bishop
Johnson
Morrow Funeral Not To Await Lindberghs Arrival From East
Funeral notices report that Morrow Funeral Home will not wait for the Lindberghs to arrive from the east of Senator Fa. activities, as announced in the local notices of death and service arrangements.
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Lindberghs
Death of Dwight Morrow Shocks Nation and Jersey Politics
Dwight Morrow died in his sleep from a cerebral hemorrhage at 58 in Englewood New Jersey. His death unsettles New Jersey politics with 47 Republicans and 47 Democrats in the Senate and a potential succession plan debated by Governor and party leaders. Funeral services are scheduled for Englewood First Presbyterian Church.
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Stave Lo
Preaidens Hoover
Englewood
Morrow
Philadelpia
Nis
Senate
Palmer-Lahomile
New Jersey
N. J
Dwight W. Merrow
Mexico City
United States
Anglewood
New York
Morgan
China
Japan
Anse
Col
Charls A. Lindbergh
United Stas
New Dereey
Dwight Morrow
Amherst College
Calvin Coolidge
Mire
Lindberghs
Staton
Shanghai
Englevanx
Fme
Baird
Waller EK Edge
France
Elizabeth Reeve
Eizabeth Anne Aca Constance
Sam
W. Ods
Number of conferences to aid business planned
Washington reports a seven day conference plan to mobilize government aid for American business. Hoover approves the effort to convene bankers real estate leaders and veterans administration officials to discuss economic relief and energy economy measures. A separate note reports a Cleveland man found dead in a garage from carbon monoxide poisoning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Americ
Hoover
Veteans I Administration
Creveland
Weather Recap for October to Date in 1930
A fragmented weather note reports October precipitation and daily figures for a 24 hour period ending in late October 1930. Details are garbled but indicate rainfall measurements and variability across days.
Golibart Death Noted at Local DC Address
Obituary fragment reports S. R. Golibart of 1932 Calvert Street Washington DC died. widow Mas. named as executor with several heirs listed. funeral at Olivet Cemetery referenced. details obscured by OCR errors.
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Calvert Street
D.C
Mas
Mark J. Peel
Thomas L. Goltert
S. Toomas
Olivet
Miss Frances Hobitat
Anc
Chace Rebehon
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Mian
Rles F. Kreh
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J. P. Tyler
Mira
Appe
Miss Grass
Edison
Francis Benson
Charles H. Remsberg
Middletown
Ate
Haseen
Helma
Flowers
Adams
Brnve Park
Philad Armier
Feme UF
Sr Aote
Athletics
Jake Flowers
St. Louis
Haas
Watkins
Frisch
Earl Emp
Simmons
Philadelphia
Cochrane
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Foxx
Miller
Wilbon
Hafey
Marta
Cardinal
High
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Martin
mis—Wilson
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Ore Cochrane
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Pracar
Peatort
Ouarch
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Mood College
Brod
Ibeck Hall
Louise Paterson
Sento
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Mary Lee i Beattie
Helen Howell
Alice ‘Staley
Feacher
Fas
Martha Thomas
iCatherine Eicheberger
Alite Ostes
Henry T. Wade
Ahna Rena Blike
Grace Lough
Dorothy J. Morrill
Miriam Apple
M. Channing Linthicum
Ruth EB. Perry
Apple
Otlock
St Mary's
St. Mary's
All Saints Church
Prank
Sappington
Douglass Hoof
Joseph D. Baker
Rufus Oder
Grace P. Smith
Scituate
Mass
Boston
Charles Francis Adam
the Navy
Curtius
Germany
FOST
Capitol
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Mr. Mower
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Ian
Financier
Chane
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Wang
Hankow
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S. R. Golibart
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