Shoestring Peddler Sentenced After Store Theft
Charles Hamilton, 60, was sentenced to six months for stealing hosiery and articles from local department stores. He claimed rum influenced the act. The case ran alongside other defendants including Azwr Harding and Alvin Bowie as the term proceeded with juries and judges Willard and Peter.
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Charles & On
Cour
Kreage
Valeria
Artman
L. Ludlum
Ludlum
Jamiton
Hamyon
Wien
Polite Einer
E. Austin James
Ames
Todey
Seathen
Willard
Peter
Azwr Barding
Hopwood
Payetteounty
Anna Gross
Baltimore
Harding
Alvin Bowie
Frederick Negro
Walter E. Linn
Bowie
Willis Thompson
Amtreville Pegro
Owie
Ice Street
Williams
Howls
Reno
Harp
Arthur =ho
George D. Toms
C.pencer Stull
L. Homer Aiiler
Harvey Bobn
Hugh V. Gittinger
Edison preps for ailing Thomas A Edison losing ground
West Orange New Jersey October 9 AP reports that doctors say Thomas Edison is gradually losing ground after a restless night with faint signals of recovery. Dr Howe's bulletin notes a quieter night yet confirms the author says he is actually weakening. The update follows a day of uncertain condition for the famed inventor.
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West Orange
N. J
Howe
Thomas Edison
Edison
Two Dry Agents Attacked During Raid Hospitalized
Early today two dry agents were attacked during a raid and transported to a hospital with injuries not described. Police are investigating the incident and reviewing surveillance footage.
Prohibition Raid Hits South Hanover Street Saloon
Four federal agents raided a third story saloon on South Hanover Street around midnight. They battered down heavily barred doors and seized several hundred bottles of beer whiskey and wine. Two men claimed to have escaped as a raid on the bar followed.
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Easie
Warrans
Attensival Hatton
Auilion
South Hanover Street
Abert D. Fort
Prohibition
George J. Gray
Derringer And Grove Set to Start Sixth World Series Game
In St Louis the sixth game of the World Series sees Paul Derringer of the Cardinals and Grove of the Athletics matched as Philadelphia seeks to even the series after a 2-0 lead. Manager Gabler Street confirms Derringer will start, aiming to rebound after Grove’s earlier strong performance.
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Derringer
Grove
Bt. Louis
St. Louis
Philadelpha
Grama
Pepper Martin
Ming
Pirseigh
Mack
Athletics
Barge’ Maniger
Cardinals
Paul Derringer
Kentucky Bills
Posity
Brow R
Lights Burned On Yacht Before Sinking After Collision
Rear Admiral Newton A. McCully, retired, said the Kikachiaka’s lights burned brightly as the yacht was rammed and sunk in Chesapeake Bay by the Verona. He and his adopted Russian children were rescued. Ninotchka, 15, swam for over 30 minutes before rescue. McCully would act according to his lawyers.
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Norfolk
Newton A. McCully
Chesapeaxe Bay
McCully
No inquest into death of Samuel M Montgomery
Samuel M Montgomery former president of the Rockville Park Association died in a rail train collision on the way to the York Fair. An acting coroner ruled no inquest, citing the car's speed between 50 and 55 mph and a skid of 150 feet before impact near Hanover and Littlestown. His widow and children survive. his wife remains hospital with injuries to six ribs. mother-in-law, Mrs E Smith of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, expected to arrive.
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Samuel M. Montgomery
Rockville Palr Association
York Fair
G. C. Orisi
Paul L. van Norman
Pennsylvania State Police
Montgomery
Acc
Hanover
Littlestown
Rockville
Charlotte S. Million
Hanover General Hospital
Mather
E. Smith
Cedar Rapids
Towa
Army Navy Game Set in New York December 12
New York City plans a post season Army Navy football game on December 12 likely at Yankee Stadium. The Polo Grounds option is still under consideration with the final venue to be decided.
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New York
Washingto
New York City
Yankee Stadium
Polo Grounds
Lindberghs Sail Home After Far East Tour Ends
Col and Mrs Charles A Lindbergh arrive Wagaseka Japan and depart for Yokohama to sail home tomorrow canceling their Far East tour after news of Senator Dwight Morrow death.
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Wagaseka
Japan
Charles A. Lindbergh
Shangnai
Yokohama
United States
Lindberghs
Far East
Page ordered to produce Cannon funds reports before jury
Washington October 9 AP The District of Columbia Supreme Court orders William Tyler Page clerk of the House to produce the original campaign funds reports of Bishop James Cannon Jr to the grand jury Page agrees to present the documents. Proctor says Page misunderstood the House resolution of 117 defining his duty.
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Washington
District of Columbia Supreme Court
William ‘Tyler Page
House of
Governor to wait until November 8 on Tait call for special session
Annapolis Oct 9 Governor Ritchie will postpone any decision on Galen L Tait's appeal for a special legislative session to repeal the declaration of intent act until after November 8 He notes about 50 000 residents have registered under the act and may challenge their eligibility The governor says he will assess how many can declare intent to vote in the 1932 election before deciding on a session.
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Annapolis
Ritchie
Antil
Galen L. Tait
Tait
Republican State Central Committer
Ritchie Eaid
Maryland
Ministers Transferred in U B Conference in Pennsylvania
Twelve United Brethren ministers were reassigned at the close of the Pennsylvania conference in Carlisle. The official list shows new pastors and their originating charges includingChesville Maryland H D Boughter Green Mountain Md Fayetteville E R Andrews Rohrersville Md Greenmount Md R A Strasbaugh Beedysville Md Beedysville Md J B Reed Jr Big Lerville Pa Rohrersville Md T Dewey Ritter Shermansdale York First Pel E Cooper Chexs
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Carlisle
Pennsylvania
United Brethren
Christchurch
Ratdorf
Harrisburg
Chensville
H. D. Boughter
Green Mountain
Fayetteville
E.R. Andrews
Rohrersville
Greenmount
R. A. Strasbaugh
Beedysvile
Beedysville
J.B. Reed, Jr
Biglerville
T. Dewey Ritter
Shermansdale
York
First
Pel E. Cooper
Chexsville
Akron Flies On Sixth Test Flight At Naval Seaplane Base
Akron began its sixth test flight at 6:45 am as the world’s largest seaplane tests its water recovery system. A new propeller set was tested to compare efficiency with previous flights. The Navy plans to review the data before accepting the $5.5 million aircraft.
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Akron
Navy
Electrocution Stuns Murder Case Victim Teacher
Foes report Joan Pres of Chicago has been electrocuted in an apparent continuation of a long murder case tied to the Miss Ayres Johnston affair. The trial and details are unclear due to damaged OCR, with references to involved parties and dates.
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Foes
Joan Pres
Chicago
Miss Ayres Johnston
Unclear text fragmented from historical page
The readable fragments describe a competitive singing event notes and a lacquer invention for wallpaper, but most text is garbled and lacks coherent facts or entities.
Weather summary for October and 1930s readings
The report notes 24 hour precipitation of 0.09 inch and October totals amid long term comparisons. It lists normal October rainfall at 2.58 inches, actual October 1930 at 44 inches, and compares 1931 to the 1239 period with averages and highs. It cites temperatures, stream conditions for Monocacy and Potomac and notes sunrise and sunset details.
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San
Monocacrj
Cumberland Lions Charter Night Highlights Service Spirit
Lions International speaker Richard Simmons lauded Cumberland club as the second largest service group with 2612 clubs and 87,000 members. J Russell Cook accepted the charter. Lonaconing club to receive charter soon. Frederick Lions presents bell, banner. automatic painting machine noted as German invention for walls and ceilings.
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W. Koon
Cumberland
Frank Miller
Mt. Ais
Frederick Club
Baltimore
Gree Club of
Richard FL Simmons
Cit
Capital Distri Lions International
Bari W. Hodges
New York
IMU
Lions International
Cumberland Club
Hoge
Simmons
Hodges
J. Russell Cook
Ag Ore
Lonaconing
Cumberlland
Rotary
Kiwanis
Frederick Lions Club
C. Thomas Summers
Bell Gayel
Middletown Club
Frederick Art Club Elects Fall Officers
The Frederick Art Club held a fall meeting at Miss Florence Doub’s home who organized the group in 1897. Officers elected for the year include President Florence W Doub and several vice presidents secretaries and treasurer with others serving as press correspondents and assistants. Next meeting will be at Miss Harries Koto’s residence 23 East Tata street and the reading course topic will be Art Topics of the Times covering Modern Art the Bicentennial of Washington and Oriental Art.
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Frederick Art Club
Florence Doub
Réed
Florence W. Doub
Bessie Clapp
Harriet Holb
Isabel Griffin
Mariani DeLashmutt
Edith Miller
Laura Cochrane
Helen Smith
Harries Koto
East
Tata Street
Doub
Washington
Church Workers Meet at Hagerstown State Convention
Frederick county speakers are listed in the program of the Western Shore State convention hosted by the Church of the Brethren in Hagerstown. Central and western Maryland delegates will conduct item prayers and evocations with Rev. Amos John Traver and Rev. Rover Davide leading morning activities. Leslie N. Cobjent z from this city will respond to the welcome address.
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Frederick County
Maczy- Tand-Deaware Council of Religious Education
Hagerstown
Church of the Brethren
Central and
Western Landing
Amos John, Traver
Evangelial
Lutheran Church of
War in Manchuria Escalates as Japan Bombs China
Reports from Manchuria claim Japanese planes bombed Chin chow during a recon mission, with Chinese casualties debated between 2 and 20 dead. The League of Nations is pressed to summon an urgent meeting to address the crisis, while China and Japan exchange stern warnings and naval moves.
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Vokya
League Aviles Geneva
Alfred & Sige
League of Nations Council
Eric Drummond
League
Manchuria
Ths
Chinchow
Shanghai
Chingse
Sree Sho
Japan
Rerf
Changtu
Mamoru Shidemitsu
China
Nanking
Hoover Plans Stabilize Railroad Bonds Push
Washington October 3 President Hoover began outlining a plan to stabilize railroad bonds amid a slump in agricultural demand. Banks across the middle west hold these bonds and face reduced eligibility for purchases by banks and mutual savings associations, prompting calls for a government inquiry under presidential and federal agency oversight.
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Washington
Restored Market Confidence Lifts Prices In Early Trading
New York stocks advanced today, led by rail shares as confidence returned in breaking the credit jam. Bond activity rose on carrier obligations, with Call money at 1 percent. Sterling cables opened higher and a missionary society meeting discussed plans for a November rally and a chicken and bake supper on October 17. A note adds Russian World War II rubies have no exchange value.
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New York
Wpward
Rails
W. M.S
Woodapors Lutheran Church
Mis. T. C. Powell
Woolsboro
Miss Laura Cochrane Retires From Frederick County Teachers
Announcement records Miss Laura C. Cochrane retiring after 42 years in teaching and nine years at Frederick High School. She is the first local teacher to retire under Maryland’s Teachers' Retirement System, with others on the white public school list noting retirements since the program began.
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Laura C. Cochrane
Therederick High School
Thite
Frederick County
Maryland
Miss Cochrane
Ney
Prederick J
Forall Tough School
Indians County
Westmore and
Indiana, Ps
Sys
Coneld Pinsim
R. Sistiemren
Ormmes
Sieccepoint
George W. Macahan
Cochrane
Rede Adelaide C
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Burga
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Depart of
Scientific Temperance Ins
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C. E. Nichols
Bertha Trasedeerick
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Los ’ Ance Legion Veat
Sone
Mare
Page
District of Columbia
U. B
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Lewistein
Cassese
U.B
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DR. Davis
Fahy
George A. Hess
Sliouf
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J. Stewart Glenn
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ART Club
Registe Sith
Tokyo
League OF Nations
Nippon Goods
Aston
Tebyi Hosieh
Burau
Chinese Merchants Association
Hsieh
Paul Burtech
Division of
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BR. V. ‘Trultt
University of Maryland
Truitt
Cerk
State Tax Commission
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Bette B
Derma BD
Mabel P Marker
Dora DL Marker
Mindietown
Bennery
Jim
Leaves Hospital
James E. Eine
Woliee
Vite
Frederick City
Beephiel
Eitack
Muuch
Hoover
Pacific Coast
Alaska
Wilbur Devildiss
Michietows High School
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