Great Frederick Fair Stages Busy Second Day Crowd
Crowds flock to the 74th Great Frederick Fair amid mild, damp October weather. Dr. Charles H. Conley touts Tuesday’s draft colt show as the best in fair history, signaling a possible revival of draft horse displays alongside strong cattle swine and poultry judging. Farmers Day honors the agricultural heritage with 4-H exhibits, home canning, and upcoming candidate visits while night shows and fireworks draw growing crowds.
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Frederick Fairgrouds
Charles H. Conley
Base Oa Reels
Conley
Frederick
Farm Bureau
The
Grange
Crown Cork and Seal Co
Baltimore
Pomona Grange
Trembers
Frederick County
Nise Taaret
Aione
Bau
Crisies
Braddock
Walter
Harmony Grove
Elizabeth Summers
Willys ‘Thompson
Creagerstoun
Aare
Wake Move for Union in Baltimore Sesquicentennial
Baltimore marks the 150th anniversary of the Methodist church in America with about 1,500 delegates from the Methodist Episcopal, Methodist Episcopal South, and Methodist Protestant branches. Discussion centers on possible reunion as past disputes over lay representation and slavery are described as resolved by church leaders.
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Baltimore
Francis Asbury
Methodist Episcopal
Methodist Episcopal South
J.C. Bromfield
General Conference
Lehman 10 SGX Extradition For Hauptmann Soon
Movements in courts indicate Lehman 10 SGX plans extradition of Hauptmann soon as legal proceedings advance. Officials confirm ongoing negotiations and expected formal steps in coming days.
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Lehman
SGX
Hauptmann
Governor to Extradite Hauptmann to New Jersey
Extradition papers placed in Governor Lehman's hands as James Fawcett says Hauptmann will be sent to New Jersey to face murder charges in Flemington. Hauptmann's Bronx extortion trial is to be postponed. defense plans habeas corpus if extradition proceeds.
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Albany
Jamies Fawcett
Richard Bruno Hawmann
Lehman
Hauptmann
New Jersey
New York
Laa Aow
Bruno Hauptmann
Charles Luindbergh, Jr
Bronx
Flemington
N. J
James M. Fawcett
Four suits for $17 000 court suits filed in circuit court
Four suits seeking damage awards totaling 17000 were filed Tuesday in Circuit Court against Stanley J. Graham of North Market Street. Plaintiffs Alfred Zekint and wife, Edward Hail and wife claim injuries from a vehicular collision near Ellicott City on August 18. They allege a machine operated by Graham rear ended their westbound cars on Frederick Road near Ocilla Avenue. Zekint seeks 10000 for serious injuries, medical care, and vehicle damage. Hail seeks 2000 for arm and body injuries. The suits were filed by Maurics Ek of Baltimore and William M. Bill Looth.
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Stanley J. Graham
North
Market Street
Ellicait City
Jas
Frederick Road
Oclla Avenue
See
Sanviers
Zek
Hall
Mauricsek
Baltimore
William M
Install New Officers Francis Scott Key Post
At the Iran Legion post meeting in Brunswick East church Tuesday, new officers were installed by Department Commander John F. McNulty. Officers include Commander F. Lester Smith and adjutant D. Ralph Zimmerman with 20+ Sirdman Keenan Post members present. Refreshments followed with music by CCC camp members.
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Iran Legion
Oma
Eastchurch Sire
John F. McNulty
F. Lester Smith
Bauder
Harry Pengall
Arthur P
Ruger R. Torian
Charles L. Brent
Thomas Williams
Charles Vetters
Wiam MM. Storm
Ernest Lipps
Ross Mysrs
D. Ralph Zimmerman
Lawrence C. Willard
Smith
Legion
Unification of relief work urged by Catholic conference
The National Conference of Catholic Charities urged unification of relief work in the United States. It said relief alone cannot solve unemployment and that the government should stimulate private enterprise instead of competing with it, asserting that work is the real solution.
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U.S
Cinalamages
Naional Conference of Catholic
United
Siates
Ribef
Iho D Dugeesa Bi- Caane
Catholic
BileTe
Sermon Warns Against Surrender of Well-Tried Principles
Rhode Island clergyman James Perry warned during the opening service of the triennial General Conversion of a Protestant Episopal body against surrendering well tried principles and aims. He argued the world fears revolution and urges remembering salvation from neglect through prior generations.
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Atlantic
Cus
James Perry
Rhode Idand
Sis
License Revoked for Floyd Ropp in this City
Automobile operator's license of Floyd Ropp was revoked effective as determined by the Commissioner. The notice provides unclear details but confirms license revocation and authority.
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Floyd Ropp
Mc Veaics
County Jail Report Highlights Second Division Facilities
The annual welfare report reviews the Predrack county jail in its second division, noting overall cleanliness and staff effort but criticizing heating, rat infestations, and some outdated facilities. It calls for overhauls and improvements on the second floor and women's area, with inspectors recommending broader modernization and segregation measures.
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Frederick
Washington County
Montgomery
Hawai County
Weatminster
Ellicott
Howard CL Hill
Lomon
Terrorism Grips Northern Spain
Fragmentary OCR reports turmoil in northern Spain with scattered references to attacks and security actions. Text is garbled, but hints at rising violence and official responses amid ongoing unrest.
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Spain
Leaders Bible Class Holds Annual Banquet
The Leaders Class annual banquet was held in Calvary Methodist church parish hall with about 125 men in attendance. Rev Horn of St Pauls M B Church delivered the keynote before music and remarks by local pastors and attendees.
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Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
Bernard C. Mortis
Sal- Athar An Addrons
G. Ells Willams
ES Rice
Higher Commodity Prices eyed by President Raatavel
President Raatavel urges continued rise in commodity prices to stabilize the market and reduce liabilities. He cautions against sharp declines and seeks a reasonable level, with policy aimed at maintaining gains while avoiding excessive inflation.
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Ey 1
Raatavel
Montiary Poli
Frederick Industries Releases Employment and Output Report
Frederick industries reported employment of 1 427 workers and the production of 16 products valued at 4 974 722 dollars. The census bureau released the figures showing 2981 and 1421 workers in related sectors with total payroll and output figures detailed in the Frederick manufacturers report.
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Washington
Frede Md
Daet
Frederick
Burgaw
Weather Snapshot with Scattered Data Notes
Unclear weather report fragment shows garbled local observations with scattered times and codes. OCR text includes stray place names and numbers but lacks coherent forecast or measurements. The readable elements do not form a complete, reliable weather summary paragraph.
Democrats Plan October Rally At Op e House
Governor Albert C. Ritele and Democratic candidates will attend a party rally at the Opera House on October 1B with a 9 dance to follow. Speakers include George T. Radcliffe Herbert B. O’Conor and others. A Waltersville band will perform and prizes and entertainment are planned at the armory.
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Albert C. Ritele
Lidtori
Ote Predertek
Ope
Bondock
Ordy
Herming
Predenok
George T. Radcliffe
United States
Herbert BR. O'Conor
At. Larney-Generall
Coungressman
J. Wi
Fanedhte Fur Reseichen
Chath W. Woodward
Chreuit
Tity Eicewet
Alton
Jamies Ay Young
Court of Appeals
Willaim S&s. Gorey
Camptroller
Pranas Stott Roy Drotel
Seventh
Kehne
Charles A. Opel
Rot
J, Atkincou
Markets Shake Off Some Of Pessimism
Markets trimmed earlier losses as waves of buying interest persisted. Traders cited tentative stabilizing cues from international indices and cautious optimism around small cap stocks and commodity pricing despite ongoing inflation concerns.
Missing Boy Found After Amnesia Incident
A missing boy was located after an amnesia episode. The report notes a sequence of unclear events and references individuals including Laverne and a person named Cook. Details remain fragmented but indicate a custody or care situation connected to a local registration or schooling matter.
Body Of Slain King Taken Back Home
Peter assumed the throne as the slain king’s body was returned home amid London cheering. Spectators watched two fugitive companions accompany the new ruler as he departed his hotel, while a cabinet proclamation issued at Belgrade and a French police hunt for an assassin intensified.
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Peter
London
Tondon
CARY
Marks
France
Maree
Kuru Alexander
Yugoslavia
Hameland
Tellay
Europe
Alexander
Wold Boe
Ttaly
Balkans
Lots Tarbot
Barthow
Detrus Ralemen
Zagreb
Aix On Pruyiner
Petoud Kalemen
Kalemen
Aren
Chainy
Kramer
King Alexander’s assassination shocks Europe
Reports from London and Paris describe the murder of King Alexander of Yugoslavia and French Foreign Minister Barthou in Marseilles. Investigations reveal Kalemen fortified himself with liquor before the attack, with details of accomplices and aftermath spreading across France.
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Bard
Marseilles
Petrus Kalenica
Alexander
Yugoslavia
Louis Barthou
Ae One
Hospital Board Reports Progress At First Fall Meeting
Fryondevuek Coy Hospital board held its first fall session this afternoon with Mrs. Caspr E Cline presiding. Treasurer Mrs. Sami HH and Superintendent Andy T Nuys reported routine business, and reports were approved. The board noted an increase in free hospital cases and reviewed maintenance and housekeeping efforts.
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Agmicul
Fryondevuek Coy
Caspr E Cline
Restaurant owner accused in tourist camp case
The tourist camp operator on the western lamup area is tied to James Cleese Ty West Patrick street. Isaac N. Shipley leased the property July 23 and the owner runs a restaurant and beer parlour reportedly misusing the establishment. No warrants had been issued as of this morning.
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JOA
Lamup
Patrick Street
Ciem
Isaac N. Shipley
Tie
Final Registration Day Highlights Local Civic Figures
The article notes Democratic former Henree of Delegates member Lewis F Kefauver of Middletown observing his 64th birthday. It mentions his retirement from farming in 1916 and his role in county projects, including promotion of the Frederick and Middletown Electric Railroad and leadership in Braddock Heights Development and Improvement Company.
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FAS
Lewis F. Kefauver
Middletown
Anvescomas
Mie
Wean Hnoas
Henree of Delegates
Frederick
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WAKE
Charlotte Quinn
Agatha Hoke
Juna Schaeffer
Breddock
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Lewistown
Norene Zeigler
Rene Zeigler
Mildred Quinn
Pearl
Pra
Dorothy Fouche
Adamstown
Tiddletown
Catherine Davis
Monrovia
Cora Lee Davis
Aubrey Davis
Frances Cobieniz
Nellie Witter
Lima Beans
Agatha Hoke Braddock
Morene
Feazavine
Hazel Lewis
Feagattile
Romebure
Norene Zepler
Catherine Datis
Mearih
Doily Shunk
Diam Hui
Jellies
Girnna Remsburg
Cora Dae Days
Tonnesia
Brad
Kate Rye
Francis Scott Key
Alexander of
Yugosia
Lowia Barthotl
Petras Jotlemen
de Vel
Bite Ness
Pledeet Co
Taus
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Renee
Dean Peruty
Frederick Industries
Tawi
Ato
Vss
Ocr
Opera House
SMV
Brever
Cowie
Laverne
Bier
Belgrade
Slayer
Georges
Border
War Council
Has Chance
Ralentien
Galli
Midigne Lafnlte
Alphonse Joseph Georges
Peenth Superut
Council
Axassin
Chalny
Han Erned
Hospital Board
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