Auto Polo And Fast Horse Races At Coming Fair
The Agricultural Society presents auto polo and fast horse races as top attractions for the fair. Auto polo headlines daily after horse racing with eight auto entries led by Ripple and Cortrell. Horse purses total 5600 with events from Tuesday through Friday, rain insurance already secured.
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Agricultural Society
America
Evers
Frederick
Frank M. Ripple
Haynes
Uniontown Speedway
Ripple
Happy Jack
Cortrell
Frontenac
Virginia
Wat “Red Fetterman
Peerless
Fetterman
Benjy Bunce
Eddie Baker
Michigan
Johnny Reich
Duesenberg
Reich
Wright
Cleveland Flash
George Clark
Speed King
Tair Association
Joss
O. C Warekime
Airea
Oklahoma House Begins Investigation Into Impeachment
The Oklahoma House of Representatives formed a 21 member committee led by Speaker W. B. McRee to conduct investigations that could lead to impeachment charges. A historical note on railway development across regions follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Oklahoma
Civ
Okla
Oklahoma Trouse of Representatives
W. B. McRee
House
Germany appoints Boss Gessler as defense dictator
The Stresemann government names Dr. Gessler minister of defense and dictator over Germany amid Bavarian secessionist pressure and unrest among the dissident populace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Gessler
Germany
Stresemann
Typhoid Fever Most Prevalent Of The Diseases
County health report for September shows 63 communicable disease cases with typhoid at 17 the leading illness. Diphtheria had 9 cases, scarlet fever 6, tuberculosis 5, measles 4, pneumonia 3, whooping cough 2 and others. Health inspectorate covered 31 homes and 3 schools among inspections. conferences with Baltimore and Hagerstown doctors. typhoid found in Walkersville and diphtheria in Middletown. social service visits numbered 29 with nurse Maud Wagner visiting 22 places and nursing 7 others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C L. Kefauver
Board of County Commissioners
Kefauver
Riley
Baltimore
Norment
Hagerstown
John & Fulton
Thurmont School
Yellow Springs
Middletown
Thurmont
Walkersville
Mise Maud Wagner
Aliss Wagner
Roger G. Harley
Commissioners’ Office
County ‘Health Officer's Office
Six Die After Drinking Poisonous Liquor in Pana Parlor
In Pana Illinois on Tuesday night six men died after drinking a liquor described as the color of whiskey in two soft drink parlors. Three others, including Basil Vaughn and Rudolph Felisky, are in serious condition and Stephen Tokely is reported blind. Tokely is the son of John Tokely, proprietor of one parlor, who denies selling the liquor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pana
Dwight Eilem
Tower Hill
Ill
George Baldwin
Paya
Maurice Clarke
Edward M. Gaughan
Edward M. Gaughan, 49, Contracting Spainer of Dana. Charles E. Gaughan
Glue Island
Edward Biehl
Basil Vaughn
Rudolph Felisky
Stephen Tokely
Tokely
John Tokely
Rural Patrons Cooperate on Painted Mail Boxes
Pestmaster Irving Seiser reports inspection of rural routes shows boxes improving with white painting and householder names. Postmaster Biser notes Washington guidance urging cooperation to ease carrier access and preserve box and post life, with most routes already painted and full compliance expected soon.
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Irving Seiser
Washington
King
Biser
Smilies
Post Office Department
W. P Bartholow
Frederick
Montevue
Brightwell Woman Fined 300 for Selling Whiskey
Mrs. Joanna Brightwell pleaded guilty to bootlegging after selling a half pint of whiskey to Mrs. May Spessard on October 9. Elmer Spessard traced her to the Brightwell home and retrieved the bottle, which was offered as evidence. Sheriff Jones arrested Mrs. Brightwell, who paid the $300 fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joanna Brighwell
William R. Brightwell
J. Grahame Johnson
May Spessard
Elmer Spessard
Brightwell
Pennsylvania United Brethren Pastor Minimum Salary Raised
The one hundred thirty fourth session of the Pennsylvania conference opened in Dallas town. The committee voted a new minimum pastor salary of 1250 dollars plus parsonage, up fifty dollars from prior years, with an aim to aid weaker charges. A new church site was purchased on Leed's avenue Baltimore for a Baltimore-area church.
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Pennsylvania
United Brethren Church
Dallastown
Wm. R. Glen Ig
A. T. Staton
Hagerstown
J. P. Koontz
Waynesboro
Rayville
Shermansdale
Lyonshero
Quincy
Leed's Avenue
Baltimore
Weeks Takes Up Ford Charges With Coolidge At Cabinet West
Secretary Weeks faced a Detroit issued blast from Henry Ford accusing the War Department of blocking his bid for Muscle Shoals properties. Weeks planned to discuss the matter with President Coolidge as Alabama Power Company completed the Gorgas plant sale. The White House stance maintains Ford can still pursue Makc ia Shoals properties with Congress involvement ongoing.
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Weeks
Ford
Coolidge
Cabinet West
Washington
Detroit
Hettry Ford
Gorgas
Muscle Shoals
Ala
Alapama Power Company
Associated Oe
Alabama
Weekn
War Department
Alabama Power Company
White House
Makcia Shoals
Congress
Ruling Allows Defeated Primary Candidate to Seek Other Offices
Baltimore Oct 12 Attorney General Armstrong ruled a defeated primary candidate may be chosen by the State Central Committee to run for the same office if needed or for another elective post in the general election. The decision hinges on Anne Arundel County where Arthur B Carter can seek a judgeship via the committee despite a defeated Sheriff bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Baltimore
Armstrong
Offen
State Central Committee
Tte
Anne Arundel County
Arthur B Carter
Orphana Court
Anne Arundel
Glad I Shot Him Says Girl As Youth Aided Jilted Her
Philadelphia report states Harry Kahernagle a chiropractic student died after being shot on the street. Miss Catherine Miller faces murder charges. relatives recount she supported his college fees and a love rejection led to the fatal act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Harry Kahernagle
Chiropractic School
Catherine Miller
Pupils Transportation Delegations Urge Better School Hauling
Delegations from Martinsburg and Scotland appeared before the Montgomery County Board of Education at Rockville to seek improved transportation for local students. They noted that Martinsburg and Poolesville area pupils attend schools locally while Scotland neighbors travel to Rockville and reported current hauling facilities as entirely inadequate.
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Martinsburg
Scotland
Montgomery County Oard of
Rockylle
Poolesville
Scotland O Neichbarheart
Rockville
Ford Won’t Decide on Presidential Candidacy
Detroit October 12 Henry Ford will not make a definite answer at present on whether he will be a candidate for President E G Liebold his secretary said in commenting on reports that his name could appear on Nebraska primary ballots A separate item from Bournemouth England notes a vaccinated baby scratched its mother causing a successful vaccination.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Henry Ford
E. G. Liebold
Nebraska
Bournemouth
Eng
Edward Taylor Named Supervisor of Montgomery Colored Schools
Edward Taylor of Gaithersburg is selected to act as supervisor of the colored schools in Montgomery County replacing A. D Owens who takes indefinite leave of absence due to illness.
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Edward Taylor
Gaithersburg
Colored Schools of
Montgomery County
A. D Owens
Baltimore church plans expansion and new congregations
The Third United Brethren conference heard plans to authorize ground purchase and organization of a new congregation in Baltimore. It also laid plans for new churches in Hagerstown and Chambersburg and named Raydwin W. Leech Rastor to oversee the work.
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Third United Brethren
Sixth Church of
Baltimore
Ray
Dwin W. Leech
Rastor
Arison
Hagerstown
Chamberaburg
Damage suit over 10900 filed in Thurmont court session
A damage suit for 10900 was heard by Associate Judge Glenn H. Worthington in Thurmont. Samuel T. Tivler, of near Thurmont, alleges injuries from a collision when a team driven by Stan h and Grabill, owned by J Hooker Lewis, struck his carriage at a cross road. The accident occurred November 6 1922 near Thurmont. Tivler is represented by Harp and Urner Jr. defendants by Pod Stoner and A L Lewis. Girl sues road for 26000 in Washington Supreme Court case arising from a collision near Point of Rocks involving Agne Titus a minor. The case lists the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Co as defendant. The incident date is January 5 of the previous year.
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Glenn H. Worthington
Cout
Samuel T. Tivler
Tear Thurmont
Stanh
Grabill
J. Hooker Lewis
Epler
Stawh
Giabili
Thaymont
Emmitsburg
Bio
Nyley
Cratches
Esler
Ros Harpnd M.og. Urner, Jr
Pod. Stoner
S AL Lewis
Baltimore and
Omel Gulroad Company
Supreme Court
Washington
Agne Titus
Point of Rocks
Jast
Gompers Again Heads Federation of Labor
In Postland Oregon Samuel Gompers was unanimously reelected president of the American Federation of Labor at the convention. The report lists appointments and confirmations of teachers across Montgomery County and nearby districts including Trultistown Woodside Sandy Spring Poolesville Glenwood Sindy Spring Cavhershire Kerangton Old Urdon and other schools with named principals and assistants.
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Associated Press
Postland
Ore, Qoet
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Prat Judward
Broome
Montgomery County
Mabee C. Trupman
Traltistown
Jean O Coulter
Woodside
Ruth Burroughs
Sandy Spring
Mary Aldridge
Poolesvdle
Pelon Walker
Elicahees I. McCun
Dimaseans
Elsie Voutinsassant
Glen Woh
Agnes
Donaldson
Katherine Hedges
Sindy
Mise Plerenes
Nation
Cavhershire Pier Sehoe
Mra Mulfred Hooker
Kerangton
M J Wowe
Bethesda
Susie Tehuson
Entowd Cehoot
Grifton
Po Newson Prince
Colored Schoat
Old Urdon
Pernuta dogs rise in Virginia garden markets
A historical note recalls a Caesarean performed on a Virginia terrier and the birth of four puppies, two surviving. It highlights Pernuta’s rare early American cultivation in Tidewater Virginia and the lucrative trade valued at about ten million dollars annually.
Giants Edge Yankees 1-0 in World Series game two
In a pitchers duel at New York the Giants beat the Yankees 1 to 0 to take a 2-0 series lead. The lone run came in the seventh on Stengel's homer, while Babe Ruth had one earlier hit and Miller Huggins’ miscue was charged as the game's only error.
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Stengel
Giants
Yankee Stadium
Babe Ruth
Polo Grounds
Pollet
Gens
Yankees
Butth
Hutch
Stuth
Jones
Yankee
Snyder
Selutug
New York
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W. R. Brightwell
United Brethren Conference
Eyler
Thorn Wake
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Gompers
Federation OF Labor
Tidewater Counies
Carolnas
Pernuta
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Yonkers
Tle
Miller Huggins
Hoffmann
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Young
R. F. FE Mousel
Bancroft
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Wallin
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