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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1927

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Women Clubs to Display at Frederick Fair Exhibit

Frederick Federation of Rural Women and 19 Frederick County girls clubs plan a large exhibit at the fair. Fourteen Booths form a play with scenes on old methods and modern home life. Canning, decoration, and poster booths will illustrate improved home conditions and civic work.

Frederick Fair Federation of Rural Women's Clube Frederick County Fair Helen Pearson Braddock Wamsville Urbana Walkers ‘Ville Adamstown Woodsboro Backeystows Jefferson Hyattstown Kemptown Mt Pleasant Unionville Liberty Pleasant Grove Harmony Grote Myersville Emmitsburg Federation Booth Merryland Tract Point of Rocks Middletown Kenneth Metcalf Walkersville Mary Nicodemis Monrovia Fomer Remsburg Frederick County Girls' Clube Dorothy Emergon Dresed Civb Othis T. B. Syms University of Maryland V. M. Keller Emerson Margaret McPheeter Helen Shelby

Death toll from paper mill crash rises to seven

Appleton Wisconsin October report updates casualties from the Kimberly Clark mill collapse. Seven dead, three missing, eighteen injured as recovery continues. A body is recovered from girders and searchers work to reach Jane Friers. Debris and separated concrete hinder rescue. An arrest for assault and battery is noted with local charges and bail. Mrs Mefzaret Fromke, recently wounded, is improving.

Appleton Wis Kimberly-Clark Xomorte Bodiss Hermusa Spangers Darvoy Jane Friers

Marrying Parson Absent As Court Meets

The Cura Court of West county adjourned without sentencing Richard T Westres known as the Marrying Parson after unsuccesful efforts to locate him. He allegedly performed many weddings on church orders and was charged with performing more than one marriage in violation of law. Court scheduled further proceedings Friday morning.

Cura West Countty Richard T Westres Westren Westres Westrem Methodiat Episcopal Church

French Flyers Start Record Flight Toward South America

Dieudonne Costes and Lt Joseph LeBrix took off from Le Bourget in a Breguet plane named Nunesser-Cott aiming for Buenos Aires with stops to St Louis Senegal Natal Rio de Janeiro and Paris air mail link. Weather halted longer flight plans. radio reported all well as they crossed Poitiers southwest of Paris.

Ie Bourget France Paris New York Dieudonne Costes Joseph LeBrix Nimgesser-Coll Buenos Aires St. Louis Senegal South Atlantic Natal Rio de Janeiro Costes Pbs LeBrix Air Mall Paris South America

Henry Ford Visits Fair of the Iron Horse

Henry Ford toured the Fair of the Iron Horse centennial event in Halethorpe Maryland as part of the Baltimore and Ohio Railway celebration. He viewed the locomotive Satilla from his collection and examined exhibits on transportation evolution while being followed by official escorts and cameramen.

Halethorpe Henry Ford Iron Horse Baltimore and Ohio Arived S] A Megro Satilla Ford Atlantic and Gulf Railreed Company Aeany Tancheon Foot

Law Lets City Use Prison Labor On Streets

Frederick city may employ prisoners on streets and roads under 1917 law. Prisoners receive 39 cents hourly while jail costs run about $1 daily. using inmate labor could cut street-work costs and help offenders reform through work. The measure aims to curb petty violations and deter habitual lawbreakers.

Coses Corporation Frederick County Frederick City Justicn of the Peace Justice of the Peace Marr

Purely Personal Notes From Rochester and Leesburg Visit

Purely personal items recount Mr and Mrs Clarence F Munn of Rochester NY spending the weekend with Major and Mrs Elmer F Munshower on West Patrick street Miss Janet Turner travels from Loudenon Hospital for graduation exercises in Leesburg VA and a Baptist Association visit Elder H H Lefferts hosts Turner in Leesburg Judge William C Howard and wife attend local events William Howard of Beat Frederick joins York Fair trip A birth in Sumatra announced for Clarence L Marsh manager of Goodyear plant East Coast Sumatra Mrs John A Campbell visits Raleigh NC Nornh Free Mexico reports fifteen Carmelite nuns flee Mexico to temporary exile in San Francisco finding refuge in a convent.

Clarence F. Munnshower Rochester N. Y Elmer F. Munshower West Patrick Street W. D. Turner Sontay Leesbrog Virginia Janet Turner Loudenon Hospital Turner Leesburg H. H. Lefferts Baptist Association Loudoun County Orphans’ Court William C. Howard Howard William Howard Frederick York Stanley Swartz Sumatra Clarence L Marsh Nancy Lee Marsh Goodyear Rubber Dolok Merangir John A. Campbell Raleigh C_ om

Shamai Forces Retreat In Japanese War Update

Report from Tokyo notes a retreat by Shand forces after engagement in the southwest. Japanese sources suggest Manchurian offensive pressure near the Tebing-Hamkow railway line influencing the sector.

Tokyo Japamien Pers Azenev

The Golden God That Destroyed a Man

A Cincinnati tale of George Bevins, a flashy millionaire who sought fame and riches. His wealth corrupted him, leading to a furnace of crime, a prison term, a lost wife, and a murder driven by jealousy and madness.

Alfred Segal Cincinnati Pabe Cincinnati George Bevins Merder Costrada Chicago Clocingati Membors

Artificial Respiration Used for Football Player

Carl Berry a 26 year old football player from Palacios Texas remained on artificial respiration after suffering a lung collapse following an injury in a game. Four physicians split on diagnosis with two believing infantile paralysis and two attributing the collapse to chest injury.

Palacios Texas Houston

Cemetery Bandit Given 50 Year Term

New York October 10 Benjamin Rader thirteen year old cemetery bandit was sentenced to fifty years imprisonment for the murder of Patrolman Henry Meyer. Edward Reilly twenty one was given forty five years. The pair pled guilty to the robbery of a nearby store as they fled. Patrolman Meyer was shot while attempting to stop them near Beckenystown. A church program followed at the home of Mrs C Hayes Lamar with local officials in attendance.

New York Jamin Rader Henry Meyer Edward Rei Rader Reilly Meyer

King George Awe Struck by American Legion Good Will Party

London Oct 10 The American Legion Good Will Party visited Buckingham Palace led by Ambassador Alanson B. Houghton. Howard P. Savage retired Legion Commander met King George VI and Queen Mary who shook hands with him. The King asked if everything possible had been done to make their visit enjoyable and expressed hope the Americans had a good time in England.

London George American Legion Buckingham Palace Alanson B. Houghton Howard P. Savage King George Mary Savage England

Boyhood Friend Turns on Cop in Night Duel

Chicago report describes a pistol ambush and hand to hand fight as Officer John Hock and suspect Lapka clash after a window entry. Lapka surrenders after recognition, with mockery charges filed. Barbara Fritchie March and Joe George H Benmans linked to a concert dedication.

Chicago Todsy Lapka John Hock Hock Eta En Hin Sarbara Fritchie Barbara Fricme Joe George H. Benmans Tiroli Barbara Fritchie Lee Bates Erence i Hee Feym Emman

Counterfeit Twenty Five Cent Pieces Reported in City

A small number of counterfeit twenty five cent pieces have circulated locally, with genuine detail and dull leaden sound. coins dated 1996 and made of soft lead alloy. Banks saw few complaints as the quantity remains limited and detection is hard for the untrained eye.

Banka Alleb Frederick

Murder trials and wills feature Atlantic City notices

In May's Landing various court actions unfold as Mrs Marcaret Laldendan and a co defendant plead not guilty to murder while details emerge about the shooting of a farmer near Hammonton. Other items probate the will of Wilkim A. Naylor and a will with codicils of Celentine V. Pearre, naming executors and heirs. A separate case, Lewin Camelio, faces a assault charge with a hearing set this evening.

May'e Landing S 2 Marcaret Laldendan Willie Meac Jodith Abe Baurder Lilet Dabh Tedar Datore Supreme Court Campbell Atlantic County Court Hr Liheadahl Ilendahl Hammonton Phvet Owferrad Lewin Camelio Deerfield Foxville Guy K. Motter Harry Baugher Camello William Steiner Baugher

St Timothy's Holds Annual Rally Service

St Timothy's rally service drew about a hundred attendees including scholars parents and friends. The procession carried flowers and the Sunday school banner to the new chapel where Rev W K R Barker Turner spoke and the choir led Hymns. The event included songs recitations baptisms a brief address and a report of the year's work noting $99 raised and attendance milestones among scholars and six confirmants.

Benjamin H. Spanks Margaret Climigan Cathie and Pauling Thoney Thelma Crummitt Edward Eleanor Clarence Kemp Alice Florence Zepp Mary Breshaw Mias Motila Kemp Mission Mt.j' Iret

Hood College Delegation Visits Mercersburg Academy

A Hood College party of 35 students and faculty visited Mercersburg Academy on Saturday to tour the campus and hear chapel services led by Dr William Mann Irvine. The group inspected the organ and keyboard before attending Mer cerburg’s football game with Neck of Washington College, in a trip organized for organ students and chaperoned by Prof and Mrs Wade.

Hood College Mercersburg Academy William Mann Irvine Academy Prowrath Hood Group Wasciven Feary T. Wade Jexgie MW Newgeom Motel Merce Heod College Mercersbourg Academe Pany Prof Mra Wade

Court of Appeal upholds Teapot Dome lease cancellation

The Court of Appeals decision affirms the cancellation of Teapot Dome naval oil reserve lease held by Teapot Dome operator F B Sinclair. The court ruled the Interior acted without law and fraud was proven in the transaction, reversing lower court holdings. Justice Butler read the opinion, and the ruling follows prior high court actions.

Washington FB. Sinclair Dome Naval Oil Reserve Albert Supreme Court Tarry F. Sinclair Teapot Dome Naval Wyoming Feer Justice Butler

Lindbergh Arrives in New Orleans for Air Event

Lieutenant Ross reports seeing a man fall into a river near Davison's place as Charles A Lindbergh lands in New Orleans for a ceremony. Lindbergh immediately prepares to search for the missing man while Davison confirms he is safe by telephone. Attendants and Lindbergh family attend the airport ceremony.

New Orleans Ross Darieca Charles A Percarnta Lindbergh Orleans Davieve Davison Col. Lindbergh Columiitees

Greek Bulgar clash shocks Athens amid border turmoil

Reports from Athens describe a clash between Greek soldiers and Bulgarian irregulars near Garnitsors. Casualties occurred, with officials noting deteriorating border tensions as Greek authorities monitor the situation. Residents of nearby areas were observed amid wartime mood as authorities consider security measures.

Athens Greece Garnitsors Thanh Bulgaria

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