New Bridge Over Monocacy Opens October Sixteen
The new Monocacy bridge near half mile east of the existing span will open to traffic October 16. Washington engineer Harry D. and the State Roads Commission oversaw final painting and finishing work, aimed for a smooth surface and full load capacity. Delays from concrete repairs and tar curing pushed the finish a few weeks beyond initial forecasts. Officials also plan an adjacent bridge to relocate highway traffic away from the railroad, maintaining service during construction.
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Washington
Harry D
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
State Roads Commission
George P Bagby Elected President in Western MD
The report notes George P Bagby being elected president of Western Maryland GEG. It mentions past leadership under Deder G Gras and references Bagby's role in the legal department and a history dating back to 1926 with Byers as president and board chairman.
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Geg
P. Bagby
Western MD
Batcaom
George PL Bazor
Stestext
Deder G. Gras
Tencom Litex
Richmond Va
Babsy
Legal Department
Ami
Byers
York Ministers Visit College on Annual Pilgrimage
York ministers travel by autos to Hote College in Frederick Frederick County for the annual pilgrimage of the York County Amesterical Association. The program includes an 11 30 assembly in Brodbets Hall with greetings from President Apple and Rev Basom, campus tours, a brief business session, and a visit to Frederick before returning home. Officers listed include Rev EC Red Lion president and Rev L A Raubenhoul York er secretary-treasurer.
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York
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Apple
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Cathedral Becomes Shrine For A Day In Mourning
Historic St Pauls Cathedral serves as a shrine to the empire as Britain mourns the R101 disaster. The Prince of Wales, MPs, and mourners from across the empire attend a simple service of prayers and music.
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London
St. Paul's Cathedral
Aoessa- 2
Ufe
Empie
Lendon
Prine
Wales
House of Commons
Josh
Fire Delays Traffic Up to Two Hours
Fragmented report notes a fire delaying traffic for up to two hours near a state warehousing site. Details are unclear but disruptions affected trains and nearby roadways.
Campus Day parade tale tied to Hood College robbery trial
Enle named as Harry Engle faces larceny charges over a freight car theft at Hood College campus. Prosecution links him to stolen shirts and dresses, with Nellie Riggles and Frank Arnold testifying. Campus Day events and parades described, with classes leading stunts and varsity hockey before announcements by President Apple.
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Repetard
Harry En
Thus City
Engle
Nellie Riggies
Winchester Street
Nellie T Riggles
Fancie
Tobe Miller
Alton ¥. Bennett
Nho
Riggies
Miller
Frank Arnold
Engie
D. C
D. C. Winebrenner
Bantz
House of Correction
Glyndon Bank Robbed of 9000 by Bandits
A bank robbery at Glyndon, Maryland, saw cashier J. Alfred Hughes and customers held at pistol point before bandits escaped with about 9000 dollars. The president confirms the sum and notes money taken from the till as it was counted. A stolen car connected to the incident was recovered later.
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Glyndon Bank
J. Alfred Hughes
Globe
Frei Hughes
Crowned In Swimming At Forest Poolgrounds
A local swimming event on university grounds crowned a winner amid unusual phrasing and scattered names. The report mentions Bradock and Toms with passing references to a poolside contest and a few scores, set against a mistyped scene at a sanitarium-like Forest area.
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Forest of
Near
Poolesy
Pola Negri Files Action for Divorce in Paris
Actress Pola Negri sues for divorce in Paris citing marital ruptures with partner Sant Bay and Chi. Court documents show legal proceedings initiated in the French capital as details remain scarce.
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Pola Negri
Paris
Dental Clinic to Open October fifteenth
A new dental clinic will open on October fifteenth in the Academy building. Dr Raigh Campbell will inspect schools in the county starting midweek and provide free exams for elementary students in the first three grades, with limited fees for older children. The project is led by a committee including Dr T Fader and Dr E C Kefauser, with plans for follow up clinics after next week.
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Freal
Raigh Campbell
North Market Forest
Dental Cilia
Campbell
Frederick Art Club Holds Fall Business Meeting
The Frederick Art Club met Thursday at president Miss Florence Doub’s home on North Market Street. Elections were held with Miss Dash elected president and a slate of officers including secretary Miss Hebner and treasurer Miss Ramsburg. The evening discussed vacations and federation officers’ reports, with notice of a new meeting room at Winchester Hall and temporary meeting at members’ homes.
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Frederick Art Club
Florence Doub
North Market Street
Othars
Miss Dash
Bessie Hargett Clapp
Isabelle Storm Gi Ffin
Miss Hebner
Misa Marzeelene Kefany
Willam Stemmer
Ransom Lewis
Bhsae
State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Wiso
Ixips
Art Club
Winchester Hall
Cmembers
Tamous
Doz
State meet actions set during East meeting
Resolution backed all dry candidates and opposed prohibition supporters. A vigorous tobacco control pledge and protest against sales to minors were adopted. Mrs. Mary R. He Jup was reelected president with no opposition. Vice presidency led by Mrs. Philena Sandy with 78 votes. two other candidates ran. Other officers elected include Mrs. Annie Starr, Mrs. E. Helle Warner, and Mrs. Carling jtz.
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Tony Loyer
Chrastian Tarerete
County Representatives At Religious Conference
A large representation from the County Council of Religious Education is expected at the Maryland Delaware Councils of Religious Francican convention. The event opens Thursday at 2:30 PM at the First Methodist Episcopal Baltimore with Mayor Ham Br oening delivering welcome remarks. Speakers include Dr. David A. Robertson, Dr. Harry C. Munro, Dr. H Augustine Smith, and Dr. W S Bovard. A fellowship lunch for county officers follows.
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County Council of Relisucation
Maryland-Delaware
David A. Robertson
Goucher Colege
Baltimore
Harry C. Munro
International Council of Religious Education
Chigaso
H. Augustine Smith
Boston University
Boston
Mass
W. 5. Bovard
Basid Education
Methodiss Exzlscom
Alleged Auto Tribets Held in Rochester Case
Leonard Brown, alias George Williams, is said to have been identified in Rochester New York for theft of an automobile in September. Rochester Police arrested Brown two days after a beacon led to his interception on All Saints Street near Carroll street. He previously served time in Auburn Prison and was released in 1925.
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Nellie Riggles
Engie
Tobe
Miller
Engle
Smother
Miler
Arnold
Barry Ponton
Glenn Honaker
P South Street
Parti
John S. Newman
Fannie Riggies
Ponson
Honaket
Leonard Brown
Rochester
Brown
Rochester Police Department
Bro Wren
Ted
All Saints
Rear Carri
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Carroll Street
Bazigis
Auburn
George Williams
Lens Brown
Fu Lust
Floyd Brown
Stee
Radio Aerial and High Tension Line Fatality Report
A fatal incident occurred involving a radio aerial and a high tension line. Details are incomplete due to garbled text but indicate one person killed and a warning about site conditions. The report notes October 10 and references multiple individuals in unclear roles.
Air Ministry Announces Transatlantic Flight Reach to Scilly Islands
British Air Ministry reports the mine plane Colustita landed near the Scilly Islands completing its second transatlantic voyage. Avroplane Wingithe tracked eastward with a position around 49.08 north 10.25 west as the Columbia nears Croydon. Wireless signals indicate the Valencia station confirming landing trajectory.
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Wingithe
Toselew
SR Sas
Columbia
Ireland
Croydon
Valencia
Comall
Oklahoma ex congressman Herrick jailed for liquor operation
Manuel Herrick a former Oklahoma congressman who served 1921 to 1923 was sentenced in Federal Court to six months for liquor manufacture and possession. Two co defendants William Airey and Pius Ennels received six and three months respectively. Herrick was arrested August 6 at a 500 gallon still in St Marys Maryland after being observed in overalls with a boiler and ram.
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Erc
Manuel
Oklahoma
Maryland
Mors A. Soper
William F. Airey
Pius B. Ennels
Herrick
St Mary's County
Eighth Oklahoma
Congres
Rebels and Federal Skirmish Report From Sao Paulo
Dim and garbled report describes cavalry and federal forces near Castro in Parana engaging insurgents. The piece mentions Sao Paulo border action, heavy fighting, and various unclear details about dates, parties, and outcomes.
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Sao Paulo
Castro
Parana
Sao Panto
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