Governor Nice and party attend Frederick Fair festivities
The Frederick Fair enters its final weekend amid good weather and growing crowds. Governor Harry W. Nice and Mrs Nice, with William Lawson, are expected to visit tomorrow, along with Mayor Howard W. Jackson of Dalrymple. Officials report strong ticket sales and robust midway business despite some grifts and crowded conditions.
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Frederick
Harry W. Nice
Nice
Willam P. Lawson
Lawson
Chaiman
Republican State Central
Howard W. Jackson
Daltymore
Jackson
Fair
United States Cavalry
Fort Myer
Ware Beam
Midway
Lille
Yesternad Io
Mickel
Covid
Indicted Getzendanner Sought in Frederick cattle sale
Capt Henry Clay Getzen danner, a Charles Town resident, is indicted by the Frederick county grand jury for obtaining 2677.23 dollars by false pretenses in an unauthorized cattle sale involving steers said to belong to Thomas B. Glasscock and Henry Fishback. A capias is outstanding and no arrest notice has been received from Jefferson county officials.
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Frederick County
Grand Jury
Henry Clay Getzendanner
Charles Town
W Va
Frederick County Coun
Jefferson County
W. Wa
Charles Tows
Gezendamner
Thomas B. Glasscock
Upperville
Henry Fishback
Marshall
Frederick County Products, Inc
Athis Exty
Glasscock
Fishback
Getzendanner
Curcurt
Virginia
Frederick
Tompself
Creius Court
Grivendannner
Grivendanner
Atiorne
John Porterfield
L Kevuete
Sharp Boters
Frederivig County
Getzendan
Contract Let for Novem ber Work in Chambersburg Area
Bids were received from Kerr Browners and Roas Ponting Company of Chambersburg for a project listed as contract let Waznescore. A current bid count included two bidders with prices $49030 and $493. The reading notes a release of steel orders and a general type of order for the year, with the Future Farmers of America from 37 Maryland high schools preparing to compete in stock and corn judging tonight and tomorrow.
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Waznescore
Lanne Company
Tace Tere
B.ds Acre
Farmers of America
Maryland
Mental Hygiene Board Ready for Complete Probe
The Maryland governor was informed the Board of Mental Hygiene will conduct a full inquiry into charges of mismanagement and brutality at Springfield State Hospital. The Springfield hospital board will meet Sunday at Sykesville to discuss the allegations, likely with Dr. George H. Preston attending.
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Baltimore
Harry W. Nice
Board of Mental Hygiene
Springfeld State Hospital
State Survey Commission
Board of Governors
Hospital
Sykesville
George H. Preston
Springfield
Preston
Survey Commission
Nice
Newly Elected Officers Plan Steps at Waldorf School Meeting
Newly elected officers and managers of Evangelical Lutheran Waldorf school met Wednesday evening to discuss plans for advancing school interests. James H Fall presided with Rev. Dr. Amos John Traver opening in prayer. Departments named new superintendents assistants secretaries treasurers managers and librarians and committees were assigned for the year.
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Evangelical Luthdlande Wald Udt Benou
Mel
James H Fall
Amos John Traver
Mr Falk
John H. Lentz
Jacob L. Engel
Brecht
Wm. G. Zimmerman
Russell A. Hatin
Feasurer
Herbert
Schroeder
Wilard Markey
Tylee
Engle
Magella Hershberger
Ward Angleberger
Harold Hooper
Harry T. James, Jr
Edward P Oden
Lewis W Putnar
Jesse W. Koio
Philip Seeger
A. Melvin Seeger
Arnold Rice
Robert L Smith
Laurens Bowers
Grace Hagan
Millard M Angieberger
Mehra A. Lentz
Floyd Culler
Mass
Helen Mercer
Wm. A Zimmerman
Gazlipy Roreraddamn Tentneene Geet Crone
Worthington c
Graison E Boads
Rockefeller Heads South For Winter Estate
AP dispatch reports Jean D. Rockefeller left Lakewood for Ormond Beach Florida aboard a train bound for his winter estate. A fast automobile trip preceded the train departure and fourteen household servants boarded the train with him as a crowd waited at Lakewood.
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Lakehurst
Jean DB Rockefeller
Ormond Beach
Fia
Lakewood
Nomage Waran
Mys
Frederick High elects senior officers led by Staley Lanner
Frederick High School elected seniors officers led by Staley Lanner as president and Louise Kepker as vice president with Betty Gardner secretary and Charles Lewis treasurer. Assemblies occur twice yearly with senior assembly October 1 and junior assembly planned next Tuesday. The school reports record enrollment totals 426 freshmen 283 sophomores 237 juniors and 126 seniors totaling 1072 with 501 boys and 57 girls. James F. Spitzman named high school supervisor under Thomas G. Pullen supervision.
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the Frederick High School
AL Leary Wert
Staley Lanner
Louise Kep Ker
Betty Gardner
Charles Lewis
Wice
James FE Spitzman
Allegany High School
Cumberland
Thomas G Pullen
Monarchists Seize Greece As Kondylis Takes Power
Athens October 10 General George Kondylis the monarchist war minister assumed control after Premier Tsaldaris resignations ending a week long monarchist dispute. President Alexander Zaimis signals readiness to step down as Kondylis forms a royalist cabinet and prepares for King George return.
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Tsaldaris
George Kondylis
George
Alexander Zaimis
Kondylu
Alexander the Great
Napoleon
Mussolini
Italy
Assault and chase led to arrest warrants in Bethesda incident
Montgomery County Commissioner Hagner pursued a hit and run driver after a crash on East West Highway near Wisconsin Avenue. James T. Reed Sr of Bethesda faces warrants for reckless driving and leaving the scene. Reed allegedly struck Mrs. George Thompson, whose car was then involved in the chase and ensuing confrontation.
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Montgomery County
R D Wagner
James T. Reed
Bethesda
George Thompson
Ajzlawn Farms Methesda
Reed
Wiscowan Avenue
Hagner
Polce
Hazhér
New Jersey Officer Offers Aid to Hauptmann for Confession
The New York Evening Journal reports Bruno Richard Hauptmann may avoid the electric chair by confessing to the Lindbergh baby kidnapping and murder. An unnamed New Jersey official pledges to pay $10,000 for the confession and provide life imprisonment as a alternative, promising safety for Hauptmann and his family.
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New York
New York Evening Journal
Trenton NJ
Brung
Richard Hauptmann
New Jersey
Mos
oMcern Aad
Hauptmann
Col Charles A Lindbergh
Ueheld
League Votes Sanctions On Italy After Small Town Conflicts
Italians support sanctions in a large vote connected to territorial actions as small towns come under focus. France backs the English stance while seeking avenues to peace amid ongoing tensions.
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League
Italy
Rome Delegate Attacks Silence on Sanctions Vote
A Rome delegate denounces the silence tactic in the League of Nations vote on sanctions against Italy for Ethiopia. The article notes Italy, Austria, and Hungary opposition and the widening support for punitive measures, amid Italy’s anger at widespread condemnation.
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Rome
Geneva
League of Nations
Italy
Ethiopia
League Assembly
League
Waly
Germany
Associated Press
League of Nations Assembly
Council
Austria
Hungary
Anthony Eden
England
Pierre Latal
France
Hamself
Russia
Baron Pompeo Alowi
Ackell
Taian
Mussolini
Representativ
Couns
Edouard Benes
Czechoslovak
Panon
Benes
DeMolay ORicare Chapter Holds Installation Night
Frederick Chapter, Order of DeMolay, installed officers Tuesday in the Masonic Temple. New master councilor Edward Noglé led a slate including Roger Heck senior councilor James McCanner junior councilor and others. Committees were named and second degree candidates announced amid brief remarks by retiring master councilor Robert Stup.
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Frederick
Order of DeMolay
Masonic Temple
Robert Stup
Ecometer
Stup
Roger Fogle
Glenn Orrison
Edward Noglé
Roger P. Heck
James O. McCanner
Harry A. Nagle
Harry Baumgardner
Richard
Sail
Bernard Zimmerman
Francis Gaither
Owen Mercer
Alsi. Simon
Tlewtee Dh Eulenees
Abalie Ub
Harold Hooper
Roscoe E Roderuck
J Harold Hooper
Russell L. Michael
W Meredith & Young
Robert Moss
Henry F Falk
Robert Harrington
Wiliam Mc Moore
Frank H Lewis
Paul Roderuck
James McLaren, Jr
Austin M Fogle
Roger P Heck
Staley V. Sanner
Hunting Gerson
Richard Summers
Francs Grumbine
Harry O Rehroeder
Wenre
Legionnaire
Counislor
Oheers
Organization
Woman testifies in Stall kidnapping case in Kentucky courtroom
Louise Kentucky Oct 10 AP Frances A Robinson testifies her husband Thomas H Robinson Jr shot her twice after their wedding while she was in Nashville business school. She collapses on the stand during cross examination as defense reveals details of the 1928 incident and a claimed complicity in the Stall kidnapping.
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Louise
Mira Frances A Robinson
Thomas H Robinson, Jr
Macerik Ax Foi
Stoll
Robinson
Rubinga
Nashville
Shiv
Thomas H Rebwneon
Eito
Alice Speed Stall
Lamesne Society
Herg
Moose to Celebrate 25th Anniversary in Fredrick
Charles M Kennedy the loyal order of Moose director for Maryland Delaware and DC will be in Frederick Friday for a dinner and dance celebrating the twenty fifth anniversary. About fifteen thousand attendees expected. dinner at 7 30 pm at Hotel Frederick. dance to follow at 30 admission. Committee chaired by Nelson E Galahan with Roy Gosnell and others.
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Charles M Kennedy
Loyal Order of Moose
Maryland
Ethiopians Lose 2500 In Eight Days, Duce Headquarters Claims
Duce Headquarters asserts Ethiopian forces suffered about 2500 casualties in an eight day period. The report refers to an attack on an ancient city amid ongoing bombing. Official sources emphasize strategic losses and territorial impact.
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Duce
THREE TOWNS NOT ON MAPS REPORTED BOMBED
The Addis Ababa dispatch reports the fall of Aksum to Italian advances and mass Ethiopian casualties from air raids in the south. Italy announces bombings of Goraher and posts at Tiasarikataen and Hatma, with 1,000 Ethiopian soldiers deserting and heading toward Makale.
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Addis Ababa
Akswa
Haile Selassie
Luigi Vinel-Gighivest
Negradas Wesus
Rome
Ethicopie
Italy
Alkanum
Queen of
Sheba
Goraher
Gerlogudi
Tiasarikataen
Hatma
Onrealta
Boom Fever Grips Wall Street Markets
Wall Street surged as prices climbed one to several points across a wide front amid feverish trading. The rally followed remarks by President Charles R. Gay of the New York Stock Exchange warning about potential inflation while wheat advanced, cotton lagged, rail bonds rose, and U S government securities fell. Call money firmed at one quarter of one percent as the dollar rose against the pound.
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New York
Charles R. Gay
New York Stock Exchange
U. S
Naval Academy honors 90 years since founding
Annapolis observed the 90th anniversary of the U S Naval Academy founded October 10 1845. About 12194 graduates have received diplomas. Officers eminent in war and peace and leaders of other schools attended with descendants of the academy founders.
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Annapoli
United States Academy
Thie Case
Weather Today and October Precipitation Report
Weather summary shows 24 hour precipitation ending with storm none. October precipitation measured at 60 inches versus normal 258 inches. actual October value listed as 1534-6 0 inches with deficits noted. High and low temperatures not clearly recorded. Sunrise and sunset times given. moonrise and moonset times noted.
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Potomec Cleus
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