Waring Music Company suit ties to Virginia creditors
A suit filed in this city seeks 9713.93 after credits due from the Waring Music Company Inc to the plaintiff. The defendants Fred B. Waring and Tom Waring guaranteed the account and the case notes goods sold on credit and partial payments received. Attachment orders were placed to withhold funds from the Pennsylvanians’ Frederick engagement.
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Waring Music Company. Incorporated
Waring Maste Company, Inc
Waring Music Company, Incorporated
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New Stapler Theater
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Hood College chapel speaker cites patriotism and faith
Mrs. Mary Harris Armor of Georgia addressed Hood College chapel services after speaking to the Woman's Christian Temperance Union convention in Frederick. She urged students to focus on current concerns, linking patriotism and religion to civic duty and moral duty in society.
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Heid For Court In Robbery Case
A reported break in occurred last Friday at a local house believed to be linked to a thief. Officers tailed the incident to suspect Sam Brown and Cauzhi as persons of interest in the burglary.
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Project for New Station Renewed in Frederick
Frederick officials push for a new Pennsylvania Railroad station as talks with railroad leaders resume after lengthy delays. A conference with G M Smith and W M Wardrop is planned to discuss improvements and potential alignment with service organizations and the community. Residents lament the current station’s poor condition and outmoded appearance.
Morrow to Tackle Mexican Land Bonds and Elections
The article outlines Dwight Morrow’s forthcoming role as ambassador to Mexico and the key issues on his agenda including land laws, Mexican bond interest payments, the presidential election, petroleum law conflicts, and potential shifts in the arms embargo amid continuing diplomatic tensions.
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Rodney Dutcher
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American Author Dies by Own Action in Berlin
Fragmented historical notes describe an American author’s death in Berlin and refer to political tensions involving President Calles, Mexico, oil interests, and arbitration prospects. The text mentions Mexico City, the Lamont agreement, and concerns over oil concessions and bond payments amid U S and international pressure.
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Berlin
Government Control of Narcotics Urged
A brief notice argues for federal and state governments to tighten control of narcotics, citing law enforcement and public health concerns. Authorities advocate coordinated policy, stronger enforcement, and regulatory measures to curb illegal drug traffic.
Jury Indicts 2 More Guilty in Brunswick Murder Case
Atlantic County grand jury returns joint indictments against two suspects in the murder of Dr Lillentahl near Hammonton. The defendants face charges of murder and related crimes tied to the fatal shooting during a reported botched robbery. Bail applications were planned on the same day as the indictments.
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Boy Located After Missing Since August
George Mehaffie sixteen year old son of Mr and Mrs BH W Mehaffie of 265 West Patrick street has been found in a hospital in Oak Harbor Ohio with a broken leg from the September accident. Authorities say he left home with a bicycle blanket clothing and money. relatives are in Ohio and Pennsylvania and tracing continues. Also noted is the case of Youss Mebatie who fled from Frederick and was located in Ohio and is to be returned soon. earlier he was believed in Harrisburg and then found in the Ohio hospital. A Young People's meeting is announced for Utica church with a schedule of performances and readings by local youths.
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Souvenirs From Lindbergh Plane Headed To News Office
Parts of the Spirit of St Louis upholstery are in the possession of Mrs Georsey Wiener of North Market street She obtained them from Fabriey Young of the caval aviation service After Lindbergh and the plane returned to the United States the airship was taken to Anacostia for reupholstering Young helped with the work A fragment was brought to The News office by Mrs Mullinix sister in law to Wiener who received a piece of the famed craft upholstery from the first nonstop ocean flight.
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Hood College Campus Day planned with events on October 15
Preliminary announcements outline Hood College Campus Day including a morning march from Coblentz Hall at 2 30 and campus singing if weather allows. A hockey game between students and alumnae then a luncheon in Cotteniz Hall dining room. Classes perform at 2 40 in Brad deck Hall and the day ends with a campus announcement by President Joseph H Anal. Sunday School services and a Bethane Lutheran church program follow in Bruns wick, with Rev Dr Wiles speaking at St Pauls Lutheran near Neihe, Va.
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Mexican general De La Huerta slain near Nogales
Reported pursuit by Mexican Federal forces ends in the killing of De La Huerta and an accompanying officer after a battle near Nogales. General Aguirre states a party including General Merlin fought, with eight others captured or killed as federal troops closed in.
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Mexican Rebel Forces Agree to Unite
San Antonio report says forces backing presidential candidate Aronify Gomez join with Ifuerta interests at a San Antonio conference. The meeting links Gomez faction with other political powers as a united front against President Carlos.
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Remus Pleads Not Guilty in Murder Case
George Remus, once wealthy bootlegger, pleads not guilty at arraignment for the murder of his wife who died an hour before their divorce hearing. He is held for the grand jury without bond and asks for speedy indictment and trial. He remains in jail under strict custody.
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Skeletons Found Along Potomac Near Big Pool
Five skeletons were discovered by workmen along the Potomac near Big Pool in Hagerstown county. After unearthing a first skeleton they continued digging and found four more. Two skeletons were intact with boot portions and hats. locals recall two may be tramps killed in a past wreck on the B and O Railroad, but identities of others remain unknown.
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Paper mill collapse leaves many believed dead
Local authorities and rescuers search a ruined paper mill after a collapse. Officials report numerous missing workers as teams from Appleton and nearby towns coordinate safety checks and relief efforts amid chaotic recovery scenes.
Fatal Grade Crossing Crash Claims Another Worker
A grade crossing accident killed a worker identified as FOQUR near an industrial site. Investigators were called to scene as emergency crews secured the area and began initial inquiries into the cause and potential safety failures.
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Yankees crush Pirates 8 to 1 in World Series opener
Merle Pennock fires one of the finest games of the era holding Pittsburgh to three hits through seven innings as New York homers power an 8 to 1 victory. Babe Ruth belted a long drive and gathered three RBIs while Lou Gehrig and Tony Lazzeri drove in runs in a high‑scoring Yankee onslaught.
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