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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Oct 07, 1926

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Frost Tonight Predicted As October Warmth Fades

The Weather Bureau forecasts frost tonight in western Maryland as October weather shifts from warm to cool. A 73 degree high on Wednesday gives way to a 45 degree low overnight with fair conditions in the next 24 hours. Frederick reports unusual warmth recently, then cold fronts and scattered frost, affecting crops like potatoes and corn.

National Weather Bureau Maryland Weather Bureau Frederick

Conservative party seeks secret ballot rule for strikes

Scarborough England Oct 7 The Conservation party conference adopted a resolution to amend law to forbid strike calls without a secret ballot of union members. The measure aims to protect members from intimidation over political beliefs and curb rapid labor movements like a recent general strike. The Iron Crown of the King of Italy is noted as a gold and gem ring set in iron.

Scarborough England Conservation Party Corference Whch Italy

Farm Girl’s Tale From An Old Manuscript

Fragmentary text hints at a farm girl named Van Ardale and a mysterious event involving a machine or search. The readable lines suggest a rural setting with references to farming life and unknown figures. Further context would clarify names and actions.

Auto Death Rate in United States High

Deaths from automobile accidents in 78 principal U.S. cities totaled 4,162 in the first 36 weeks of 1926. The Commerce Department reports this as an average of more than 16 deaths per day, equivalent to an annual rate of 18.9 per 100 000 people.

Washington United States Commerce Department

Funeral for Edna Shank Follows cider accident

Mrs. Edna Shank, about 44, died at Frederick City Hospital from injuries after a barrel of cider struck her face on September 28 near Bolivar. She will be buried Friday at 2 PM from her home, with Rev. William C. Day officiating. She is survived by her mother, husband Edgar Shank, and four children.

Edna Shank Frederick City Hospital Bolivar William C. Day Lutheran Church Middletown

30th Anniversary of Key Council 48 Observed

Francis Scott Key Council No 48 marked its 30th anniversary at a Wednesday meeting with strong attendance and lively talks by members. The council reports $4,800 in investments and 106 active members plus three honorary members, with officers including James H. Falk as councilor and Christian Schade as vice counselor. A social session with refreshments followed.

Francis Scott Key Council Order United American Men Wm. Ff. Schmidt James N. Dubel Clarence M. Phreeger John W. Falk Jesse M. Ya Christian Schade Franklin N. Shipley Jacob L Engelbrecht Wm. F. Snyder George T. Baumgardner Adam Deitrich Charles Weiser Clarence M. Phieeger Ira M. Wiles Clarance M. Phieeger Jesse M. Haugh Lloyd C. Miller Jacob L. Engelbrecht Chester Mackenzie

Further Weakness in Stock Market

New York October 7 AP reports continued stock market weakness as traders attempted a morning rally on trade news and mover optimism. Early gains faded as bear selling hit motors and utilities, driving several issues down two to ten points from their highs and call money eased to 4 1 3 percent.

New York Geveral

Flood halts train service as levees fail

Beardstown Illinois reports record river stage of 25 feet 8 inches flooding along the riser stops passenger trains. One death from pneumonia linked to exposure is noted. Cold weather and waterlogged streets strain remaining aid as residents shelter in tents and makeshift shelters.

Beardstown Ilinois

Byrd Begins 7000 Mile Tour to Boost Civil Aviation

Commander Richard E Byrd launches a 7000 mile U.S. tour aboard the Miss Josephine Ford to promote commercial aviation. The flight, starting in Washington, aims to build public interest and support for aviation as rapid transport. Expenses are funded by the Guggenheim Fund and the Commerce Department.

Washington Richard E. Byrd North Pole Byrd New York City Floyd Bennett Guggenheim Aviation Fund Commerce Department MacCracken Josephine Ford United States Commercal Aviation Pacific Northwest Salt Lake City Nevada San Francisco Daniel Guggenheim Fund Department of Commerce Miller Field New York

Sailor joins U.S. team for Schneider Cup races

Et Chester F Sehilt of the marine corps has been chosen for the United States Schneider Cup team at Hampton Roads Virginia this month. He replaces Hamon J. F. Sorton who was recently killed.

NEA Service Washington Brean Chester F Sehilt Hampton Road Hamon J fbSorton

Court Hears Larceny Cases From Local Stores

Charles Smith, about 21, found guilty of larceny of clothing valued at 17.50 from Charles Ambrose. sentence deferred. Drusilla Sewell faces larceny of clothing from Lucile Brown and Francis Owers, valued at 56.50. Samuel Adler charged with false pretence larceny and embezzlement, jewelry totaling 50 from James Doll and 410 from C Rubie Landis, plus 163 in clothing from Stafford Store. Adler in jail, represented by attorneys.

Charles Smith Lantz Worthington Peters Ume Smith Charles Ambrose H. Dorsey Atchison Drusilla Sewell Lucile Brown Francis Owers Noda Sheis Alton Y. Bennett Adier Samuel Adler Adler James Li C. Rubie Landis Stafford South Market Street E. Austin James Benjamin B. Rosenstock

Steuer Begins to Argue Daugherty Case

New York Oct 7 AP Max C Steuer counsel for Harry M Daugherty began his summation for the former Attorney General in the Daugherty Miller conspiracy trial Daugherty sits in court with a handkerchief to his temple charged with conspiracy to defraud the United States over the release of impounded enemy assets during his tenure in office

New York Max C. Steuer Harry M. Daugherty Daugherty-Miller Daugherty Thomas W Millet United States Stéuer American Metal Company

Births Celebrate Two Frederick City Hospital New Arrivals

Mr and Mrs J Homer Nembhure of Viddletown greet a newborn at Frederick City Hospital. Tuesday Mr and Mrs Dean Hendrickson of Elmetree welcome a son at Frederick City Hospital.

J. Homer Nembhure Viddletown Frederick City Hospital Dean Hendrickson Elmetree Frederick City

Government Fails to End British Strike

London reports the Miners Federation delegates unanimously reject the government’s new plan after a district vote shows 737000 to 42000 against it. The government had offered a national arbitration board if miners returned to district agreements, but miners demand a national agreement.

London Miners’ Federation Board of Arbitration South Wales

Lions Clubs of Three Cities Hold Joint Meetings

Frederick Lions club hosts the first intercity meeting with Ligny clubs as they plan three joint gatherings. Frederick and Hagerstown meet October 26 in Winchester, November 9 Frederick and Winchester meet in Hagerstown, and November 18 Winchester and Hagerstown meet in Frederick. An attendance contest spans thirty weeks with teams led by Rev. W. C. Royal and Charles Hudson.

Ligny Frederick Harry F. Shipley Byron A. Winebrenner Emory B. Shipley C. Cyril Klein Lions Club Guy C. Roser Cumberland H. E. Cornpropst Elly Ernest Webb Hollywood Fila

Removal Of Diseased Tonsils And Adenoids Important Question

Dr. J. H. M. Knox Jr notes that decisions on removing enlarged or infected tonsils and adenoids require careful physician examination. He cites reasons for surgery, including reducing infection and aiding breathing, while stressing only qualified surgeons should perform the operation.

J. H. M. Knox, Jr Bureau of Child Hygiene State Department of Health Bureau

Los Angeles Airship to Make Detroit Flight

The Navy Department grants authority for the Los Angeles to undertake the first extensive overload flight since the Shenandoah. The mission, led by Lieutenant Commander Charles F. Rosendahl, will depart after October 11 from Lakehurst New Jersey or Newport News Virginia, date to be set.

Washington Los Angeles Shenandoah Navy Department Detroit Charles F. Rosendahl Lakehurst N. J Newport, Rd

Weather and crowd greet fifth World Series day in St Louis

In St Louis at Sportsman's Park on Oct 7 the clear skies and cool air drew thousands for game five of the Yankees vs Cardinals. Babe Ruth drew attention as fans hoped for more homers after his record breaking three in the fourth game. Pennock was announced to pitch for the Yankees against Sherdel in a rematch of the pitchers duel from game one.

Sportsman Park St. Louis Yankees Cardinals St Louis Packenbleechers Bill Southworth Jim Bottomley Pesnock Hallahan Babe Ruth Babe Yankee Ruth Herb” Pennock Willie Sherdel

Sherdel and Pennock to Lock Horns Again

St Louis notes the probable lineup for today’s game between New York and St Louis. Lineups include Ruth Gehrig Lazzeri Dugan Meusel Combs for the Yankees and Hornsby Hafey Thevenow Sherdel for the Cardinals with Dineen O'Day Hildebrand Kiem as umpires.

St Louis New York Combs Koenig Ruth Meusel Gehrig Lazzeri Dugan Sev‘ereid Pennock P. St. Louie Douthit Southworth Hornsby Bottomley

Problems Before Frederick County Education Board

The Frederick County Board of Education met in the courthouse to discuss county schools issues. A two room Urbaraig school was proposed, with current facilities a portable and an old brick building. Transportation requests from Plane No 4 area for 37 pupils were discussed, as was ongoing pupil transport to Frederick High. Education week plans were announced by G Lisord Palmer with a broader program expected. Attendees included Dr William C Ishassa, LeRoy McCardell, Wordemus, Grasse, Frank Sappington, and Prof Palmer.

Frederick County Frederck Frederick G. Lisord Palmer William C Ishassa LeRoy McCardell Wordemus Yam EL Grasse Frank Sappingeton Palmer

590 New Voters Registered as Last Day Totals Source

City and county election officials report 590 new voters registered on the last day with 11 precincts still unreported. Totals show 336 Democrats, 231 Republicans, one Independent and two who declined to affiliate. Unreported areas include Urbana Precinct 2 New Market Precinct 1 Thurmont Johnsville Woodville Linganore Lewistown Tuscarora Burkittsville and Ballenger.

Urbana New Market Thurmont Johnsville Woodville Linganore Lewistown Tuscarora Burkittsville Ballenger Buckeystown Frederick Middletown Creagerstown Emmitsburg Catoctin Liberty Woodsboro Pateraville Mt. Pleasant Jefferson Jackson Burkittsvile Braddock Brunswick Brunewick Walkersville

Philadelphia Exposition a financial failure says mayor

Philadelphia reports the centennial sesquicentennial international exposition is a financial failure with under 5 million attendees since opening June 1. Mayor Kendrick says hoped for 25 million attendance was not met and weekly operating costs run from 3.5 to 40 thousand dollars. Unpaid construction claims top 3 million. A separate $25,000 damages suit is filed in Rockville Circuit Court over a Washington milk accident.

Philadelphia Kendrick E. L. Austin Millard E. Peake Bethesda Montgomery County Joseph Adkin Washington Rockville George E. Litterfield Malcolm P. Littlefield Neolice Washington Cirect Adkins ToThona

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