Eight Months Term Given Negro For Knife Attack
Circuit Court hearings open with James Washington, colored, sentenced to 18 months for a razor attack on Fannie Dear. Edward McDaniel, colored, faces a similar charge after a knife wound to Joseph Brown. Judge Willard warns against reckless use of razors as trials proceed.
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Willard and
Woodward
James Washigton
Edward McDaniel
Tim
Washington
Fannie Dear
Dean Womani
Morteyue Hospital
Goose Creek
Leesburg
Willard
Ned
Mét¢Y
Austin James
Joseph Brown
Brown
McDaniel
Manuel M. Wein
Murray W. Smith
Chamber of & Cindixent
Sherman Powers
Ite
Welter E. Sinn
Death investigation in Annapolis after bridge plunge
An autopsy and coroner inquest were ordered by States Attorney A Theodore Brady into the death of 38 year old Helen Paska of Annapolis who died five hours after her car went through the safety railing at Weems Creek bridge. Her husband Godfrey Paska was also in the vehicle and survived. Police Magistrate Louis Hopkin said no official accident report exists. Paska was rescued by Wilbur Dulin.
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Annapolis
Helen Paska
Theodore Brady
Te. Pasa
Louis M. Hopkin
Godfrey Paska
Parter
Pasks
Paskama
Wilbur Dulin
Sarmament Parley Set to Resume October 16
Geneva reports the steering committee of the world disarmament conference voted to resume the peace talks on October 16 after a period of waning momentum.
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Geneva
World Disarmament Maforence Today
Weather Summary and Water Conditions Highlight
The report notes 24 hour precipitation none. October rainfall totals 1.10 inches versus normal values. October’s year-to-date excess is 0.27 inches. Yesterday’s high was 7 degrees above the prior year’s, and low temperatures are mentioned. Potomac and nearby streams described as muddy.
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Tony Moon
Potomac
Two Horses Killed in Auto Accidents Near Frederick
Four horses strayed onto the Lidesry road north of Frederick. Ernest Wilhide’s horses were struck by two autos within minutes. One car, driven by Gray of Leesburg, hit a horse, injuring it severely and leading to its euthanization. A second car struck another horse, killing it after suffering three broken ribs. Gray's vehicle sustained radiator and windshield damage and was towed for repairs.
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Ernest Wihide
Frederick
Linden Hills
Demonstrations by Women's Clubs At Frederick Fair
The Frederick County Federation of Rural Women's Clubs presents a week long program in the Household Department at the Frederick Fair starting 11 AM daily except Tuesday. Maryland flour is featured with 84 clubs contributing 48 demonstrators and 24 information staff. Demonstrations cover angel food, whole wheat cookies, biscuits, muffins, wafers, macaroons, gold cake and more with recipes adapted for flour types.
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Frederick County Federation of Rural Women’s Clubs
Frederick
Maryland
Helen Pearson
Deniel J. Thomas
Angel Food
Adamstown
Rhudela Zimmerman
T. Wm. Gaver
Lewistown
George Arnold
Paul Ruhrman
Ralph Kline
T. P Scally
Braddock
Roy E. Cline
Roy Shaffer
Merryland Tract
Roy Mageha
George Chirk
Emmitschure
Ben Ogle
J. Ward Kerrigan
Pleasant Grove
Harry L. Davis
Edgar Davis
Johnsville
Carrol Harp
M Irs
Clarence Diehl
Buckeystown
Walter Bartlett
George Trout
Howard Quinn
Albert King
Thomas P. Culier
J. Wm Howard
Harmony Grove
Hugh Dean
Edna Myers
Jefferson
Paul Ahalt
Robert Thrasher
Kemptown
John Hillery
Wm. Browning
Unionville
Peery Biddinger
Mes
Dorsey Gaither
Middletown
Motter Thomas
Chas Remsberg
Edna Smith
Leroy Barrick
Hamsville
Clyde Smith
H. C. Swomley
New Market
Latile Nicodemus
Aida Prater
Kellys in Fight with Officer Entering Court
Oklahoma City Oct 9 AP George Machine Gun Kelly and wife Kathrin clashed with a guard as they entered the Federal building elevator before a kidnapping trial. Kathrin slapped the officer James C White. he fought back and Kelly tried to strike the guard. Other officers intervened and the couple were led to the courtroom under guard. The incident preceded an expected fast case with about twelve witnesses. Kathrin attempted to kiss her father, J E Brooks, sparking the disturbance.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
George
Kelly
James C. White
Department of Justice
Kellys
Abhorney
Herbert Hyde
J. E. Brooks
Automobile Code Sets 44 Hour Week and Minimum Wage
The automobile code taking effect today after Roosevelt signing imposes a 44 hour week and 40 cent per hour minimum for mechanics with garages limited to 52 hours. Used cars must adhere to a new pricing scale with 5 percent, 10 percent, and 15 percent deductions by model year. Grayson H. Staiey joins Maryland state advisory committee. Frederick dealers present at Emerson Hotel meeting.
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Roosevelt
Frederick County Desiers
Maryland
Grayson H. Staiey
Emerson Hotel
Baltimore
Frederick County
Cairinipe
Esse W. Kolb
Lottery Operators Denied Review by Supreme Court
Washington Oct 9 AP Bernard C McGuire and Frank E Hering convicted in New York city of violating lottery law in shipments of tickets used by the Fraternal Order of Eagles to raise funds in 1931 were denied a review today by the Supreme Court McGuire received one year and a day in prison and a 10900 fine Beriar received four months and a 3000 fine The court also denied a relief in a separate petition H Mann who was convicted with McGuire and Hering and sentenced to 15 months imprisonment and fined 10000 requested relief
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Washington
Bernard C. McGuire
Frank E. Hering
New York City
Express
Order of Eagles
Supreme Court
McGuire
Beriar
Lmn
Petit H. Mann
Hering
Lew
Definite Trends Missing in Fistless Security Markets
New York stocks showed little definite direction with cautious shifts. Equity trading moved slowly while metals turned heavy as Sterling hovered around $4.68 and call money stayed near a per cent.
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New York
Mines Closed Despite Roosevelt Plea In Western Pa
In Pittsburgh area today most western Pennsylvania mines remained shut despite President Roosevelt urging strikers to resume work during the dispute with operators. Thousands stayed away, pickets roamed, and a few mines operated without picketing. Frick Coke Company, refusing to recognize the United Mine Workers, declined to comment.
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Pittsburgh
Roosevelt
Western Pennsylvania
Olnet Loudsiy Welter
H. ©. Prick Coke Company
United Mine Workers of America
Hlowest
Frick Mines
Troops Sent to Mines in Union County Indiana
In Sullivan Indiana on October 9 the Indiana National Guard was ordered into the area after miners operating north Sullivan county shafts clashed with union opponents. Homes were bombed around Avmera and Shelburn near Starburn mine as pickets formed. Governor McNutt dispatched four companies about 300 guardsmen to restore order.
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Sullivan
Ind
Sullivan County
Unin
National Guard
Avmera
Starburn
Shelburn
Paul V. McNutt
Indiana National Guard
Ministers Hear Dr Page Speak to Area Ministers
Kitty Page, noted clergyman and editor, spoke to over 200 ministers and wives from the Baltimore Conference at Calvary M E Church Washington as part of the Washington Baltimore Frederick ministerial group. He criticized the current economic system as greed driven and warned NRA goals may fall short while praising some improvements. He noted abolition of slavery and unjust rule and urged a moral reformation within society. The gathering drew attendees from DC Maryland Pennsylvania and beyond with lunch following. In a second item, a separate AP report notes Benne Thompson, a Black man arrested for an assault, was beaten and left beside a road where his body was later found.
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Kitty Page
Baltimore
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Calvary M. BE
Washington
Frederick
Page
NRA
Pages
Lut
Une
Presi
Ferant
McKendreehn
Presieran Pragehare
Sng
District of Columbia
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Luricheon
Benne Thompson
Unrest in Oriente Province Amid Labor Strife
In Havana on October 9 unrest spread in Oriente Province and its capital Santiago due to labor troubles and food shortages. Adherents of former President Menocal prepared for revolution as unions met to demand higher wages and plan a general strike. Consumers faced electricity rate cuts as soldiers and ABC members fired from rooftops while searches for arms continued. US Ambassador Welles and Col. Batista held talks on protecting American property.
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Havana
Orlente
Santiago
Mario Menocal
Oriente
ABC Secret Society
Sumner Welles
Col
Fulgence- Batista
Frederick pastor Barnhart Reappointed For Four Years
Rev Nat G Barnhart was reappointed for a fourth year as pastor of Trinity Church Frederick and Flint Hill Church. The 149th Baltimore Conference met in Roanoke Virginia and announced the appointment after a period of renewal efforts led by Barnhart and his wife. The Frederick charge shifts to Mrs Barnhart and plans for future residence near Green Cove Springs Florida.
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Baltimore
Methodist, Episcopal Church, South
Willaim J. McMurray
Fayette
Greene Memorial Church
Roanoke
Nat G. Barnhart
Trinity Church
Barnhart
Frederick
Flint Hil
W. C. Smith
Wright Boy Missing From Frederick County Home
Mr and Mrs Clinton J Wright of near Doubs report their 18 year old son Carroll A Wright departed Sunday evening about ten o clock and has not been heard from since. Carroll weighed about 125 pounds and stood five feet four inches, with freckles and dark wavy hair. He wore a Frederick High School class ring and had two sets of clothes. Authorities and Red Cross channels are aiding in locating him amid fears he enlisted or went to Pittsburgh or Baltimore.
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Clinton J. Wright
Doubs
Carroll A. Wright
Prederick
Young Wright
Frederick High Scho
Hils
Ark
Frederick High School
Red Cross
Wright
Pittsburgh
Baltimore
Cantigny Program Reaudt at Frederick Fair Grounds
The refilting program for the Battle of Cantigny at the Frederick Fair Grounds includes a 7 30 start with a concert by the First Infantry Band Frederick and Walkersville Band, followed by seven scenes ending with a fireworks tribute and the refighting sequence. Em. Austins gamvs will announce, with Mrs. Osborne Price portraying the World War nurse. White House autos seen in Frederick. one car carried seven passengers, the other one person plus chauffeur. Mrs Eva Carie of the Maryland apartments was struck by a car on North Market Street Saturday evening and transported for medical care.
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Iirst Infantry
Frederick
Walkersville
Francis Scott Key
American Legion
NRA
Battle of
Gantigny
Em. Austins Gamvs
Osborne Price
Patrick Street
Sigma
St Wiliam
North Market
Eva Cariee
Maryland Apartments
Cariee
W. W. iMines
Market 4
Syreet
Tri
Labor to patronize blue eagle union card stores
The American Federation of Labor urged its 3,000,000 members to buy only from retailers displaying both the blue eagle and a union shop card. The convention said purchases from such stores would guarantee wages and working conditions and noted many retail workers remain unorganized.
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Washington
Ickes Seeks To Speed Work In Pennsylvania
Public Works Administrator Harold L Tekes asked Governor Pinchot for ideas to expedite federal aid highway projects in Pennsylvania. He noted $18,891,000 allotted from $490,900,000 federal funds, with only $2,196,000 approved so far.
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Washington
Pinchot
Harold L. Tekes
Pennsylvania
Ickes
Byrd South Pole voyage delayed by chain ballast
Boston October 9 AP Five hundred tons of chain delayed the departure of the Jacob Ruppert supply ship for Admiral Richard E. Byrd's second south polar expedition. Byrd had hoped to clear today but ballast chain was delayed in Washington. Two Guernsey cows added to the Ruppert's cargo to supply milk for the crew.
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Boston
Jacob Ruppert
Richard E. Byrd
Byrd
Washington
Guernsey
Ruppert
Night of Violence Claims Nine in Pennsylvania Crashes
Philadelphia reports nine fatalities from weekend highway crashes across Pennsylvania. Widespread accidents in Pittsburgh and other cities killed drivers and passengers, with emergency crews rushing to severities and wreck sites.
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Philadelphia
Goms
Pittsburgh
NRA Campaign Calls for Immediate Local Purchases
Local women urged to shop at merchants signed to the NRA code as the Now is the Time campaign opens. About 11 000 Frederick city and county residents reportedly signed NRA consumer cards and organizers seek broader participation this week with meetings and director events scheduled, including new board members Rev Harvey A Fesperman and Mrs Edith Dechant Tatem.
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NRA
Frederick City
John L. Whitehurst
The
Cam Pabn
Ko Aac
Frederick
J. Dutrow
Doato
Authiors GB
Harvey A. Fesperman
Hagerton
Dischardson
Morristown
N. J
Edith =Dechant Tatem
Haddonfield
Campus Das
Past Noble Grands Meeting at Mrs Hoyes Home
After the business session the Past Noble Grands Assoc met Friday evening October 6 at Mrs. Jane Hoyes home. Miss Elsie Stone presided and refreshments were served by the hostess. Attendees included Celeste Thomas Sadie Ogels Fannie Zeigler Elsie Sione and Ethel Beard.
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Jane Hoyes
Elsie Stone
Supreme Court Refuses Review of Evel Lee Case
Washington reports the Supreme Court denied a certiorari request in the Evel Lee murder case. Buel Lee alias Orphan Jones, a Black man, faced death for killing Green Davis and family near Ocean City Maryland. Lee claimed constitutional rights were violated by trial in Hattimore County with a biased jury pool. The court offered no理由 for denial.
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Washington
Buel Lee
Orphan Jones
Green Davis
Ocean City
Supreme Court
Lee
Hattimere County
Wiliam Preston Lane, Jr
Maryland
Gaidin
Green &K. Davis
Lavis
Hus
Devin
Let
Davis
Jedeh- Hors
Snow HI
Lew
Trade Commission recognizes ouster of Humphrey
Washington October 9 The Trade Commission officially recognizes President Roosevelts order removing William E Humphrey as a member after a 90 minute meeting the commission resolves to recognize the executive action and decline to acknowledge Humphrey as a member of the Federal Trade Commission
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Washington
Peditar ‘Trade Commission
Roosevelt
William E. Humphrey
Humphrey
Mr. Humphrey
Federal
Tied Commission
Boy Loses Arm In Lawn Mower Accident At Frederick Home
Kenneth McConnell, a 10 year old resident at the O F Home, suffered the amputation of his left arm after mounting a horse-drawn mower and falling at noon Saturday. He was taken to Frederick City Hospital for treatment and is reported to be recovering from the shock.
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Mary Sui
O. F
Kenneth McConnell
Frederick City Hospital
Camra Aranstadt
Married couple observe 61st wedding anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. William L. Culler of Feagaville quietly marked their 61st wedding anniversary on Sunday. They attended Sunday School and church and took Holy Communion. The couple are reported in fairly good health.
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William L. Culler
Pear Feagavilie
Culler
Anniversary Edition Copy for Wednesday Morning
Advertisements for the anniversary edition of The News 6 are to be issued on Latucder, Tr 1a and must be in hand by day morning to ensure publication. The Saturday paper will feature extensive historical content with photographs and stories about Frederick and other figures, reflecting market progress of the era.
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News 6
Frederick
Lug
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Turkey
Ismet Pasha
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Menocal
Nat G. Barnhart Reap
Cantigny Program
Reaudt
Frederick Fair Grounds
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Roy Mi Ibliner
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