Not-Guilty Found for Otis Gray in Assault Case
Otis Gray of Monrovia was found not guilty of assault and battery on Donald Cashour after a noon adjournment in Judge Worthingtons court. Other trials resulted in 15 cent fines for stone throwing, a not guilty verdict for Lloyd Lewis on arson charges, and several guilty pleas with suspended sentences in a sequence of Maryland circuit court cases.
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Otis Gray
Monrovia
Donald Cashour
Worthington
Alban M. Wood
H.kleffer Delauter
Clarence Ohler
Near
Emitsburg
James Boyle
Baltimore
Harp
Lewle
Lloyd Lewis
Roy W. Linton
Garfield
Lewis
Traverser
Mark Kulu
Linton
Samuel A. Lewis
Ray Davis
Harwood Magruder
Charles W. Rice Lloyd M. Koogle
Samuel
Harne
William A. Lease
Daniel C. Bidle
John K. D. Williams
Wiliam J. Snook
Let
William Bowers
Union Bridge
Glenn H. Worthington
John Detrick
Geo. W. Lakin
Jefferson
Lukin
Lakin
Detrick
Hagerstown
Walter Bowers
Glenon H. Worthington
Hkieffer Delauter
Iron and Steel Growth in India Presented
India has laid the basis for a steel industry with two major works. Bengal Iron and Steel at Enulti produces about 100000 tons of pig iron monthly. Tata Iron and Steel at Sakeli near Catentia yields around 20000 tons monthly. Most pig iron becomes steel for rails and structural shapes. Even with new furnaces, including Tata capacity expansion, these plants cannot meet India’s total iron and steel needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Bengal Iron and Steel Works
Enulti
Tata Iron and Steel Works
Sakeli
Catentia
Tata
Educational Exhibit for Farmers at Fair
An educational exhibit in the poultry building will show a dairy cow feed use and milk value chart, a tuberculin test display, hog cholera samples, seed selection progress, wheat yield tests, lime soil testing day, insect injury and control, grain grading by federal standards, and a stereopticon on insects. County agent and University Extension Service organized the presentation for farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Bureau of Animal Industry
Department of Agronomy
Maryland
University Extension Service
Myrkle-Harder Go Opens Week at Open Henge
Frederick theatergoers will welcome the Myrkle-Harder Go company for a week at the Open Henge opening Monday with David Belasco's Polly with Ina Claire in the lead. Other plays include The Unkissed Bride adapted from the French, Civilian Clothes by Oliver Morosco, Dawn On The Mountains, and 39 East a Rachel Crothers comedy. Matinee Saturday. tickets go on sale Friday for the full engagement.
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Frederick
David Belasco
New York
Bebieco Theatre
Ina Claire
Empire ‘Theatre
London
England
Oliver I Morosco
Morosco Theatre
Virginia Mountains
East
Rachel Crother
Broadhurst Theatre
Fragmented Verse Reflection on Emotion and Insight
The text contemplates poetry reading and listening to music as a weekly practice. It mentions Rosy Den, Huyd, and Repee etive, exploring how such art could affect intellect and weaken emotional faculties. The fragment-like passage references personal or fictional names without clear narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosy Denn
Patie Harles
Dirwine
Rally Day Services and Sunday School Rally Reports
News from county towns detailing Union Chapel event postponed then held Sunday afternoon October 10 with Rev. Royal of Frederick and multiple speakers. Program featured singing, recitations, prayers, duets, and student performances by local children and schools. Bethel Lutheran Rally Day on October 10 included speakers C A Shilke and Jesse Michael and visitors staying with relatives.
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Union Chapel
Royal
Frederick
Helen Kilpp
Eadelye
Litin Rice
Daisy Smith
Mrs
Mary Stall
Trene Kupp
Anna Mary Rice
Cora Wachter
Ruth Hampmer
Walkersville
Leona Stall
Pretty Golden Red
Katherine Klipp
Irene
Austin Klipp
Sovers
Reapers
Girs
Pastor
Chas
C. J. Stulid
Mildred / Rice
Bethel Lutheran Sunday School
C. A. Shilke
Jesse Michael
coMr
S.J. Gladhill
Shepley
Graceham Oyster Supper Planned at Mrs Angels Home
The Apples' Church ladies announce an oyster supper on October 16 at the home of Mrs. Herbert Angels on the Mr. Frank Raddy farm. Proceeds support church activities and community outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graceham
Apples
Herbert Angels
Frank Raddy
Ford Cuts Prices Surprising Auto World
Ford Motor Company slashes prices to prewar levels with cuts from 14 percent on trucks to 31 percent on small cars, including a $135 drop on the touring model. Henry Ford proclaims war prices are over and warns against artificial values as others ponder if this sparks a broader industry price-cutting drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford Motor Company
Henry Ford
Ford Company
Mail by Truck Establishes Frederick Thurmont Route
A new star mail route will run daily by truck between Frederick and Thurmont Junction with stops at Harmony Grove and Lewistown starting November 15. Postmaster J Allene Williamson seeks a $4800 loan. line operates 4:50 a.m. depart Frederick and 5:40 p.m. Frederick arrival, meeting Western Maryland train No. 1 in Thurmont Junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eens Poxst
Thurmott Junction
Western Maryland
Frederick
Carroll County Community Shows Schedule
Carroll County shows are listed with dates and towns including Union Bridge New Windsor Taylorsville Uniontown Finksburg Keysville and Thampstead in mid October. Events extend from October 14 through October 22 with locations in Oakland and other communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County
Union Bridge
New Windsor
Taylorsville
Tuesa
Uniontown
Finksburg
Keysville
Thampstead
Oakland
Spirit Messages and Conwell Predict Instrument to Record Spirits
Dr. Conwell of Grace Baptist Philadelphia discusses future devices to record spirit communications. He cites wireless telegraphy as a step, compares Edison’s possible method, and contrasts belief with Camille Flammarion about mechanized spirit contact. He envisions mental telepathy as a bridge and notes global views. The piece mentions cross-border freight and a curious aside about India’s monkey deity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antelligie
Rysadit
Conwell
Grace
Baptist Tempis
Philadelphia
Doctor Conwell
Thomas A. Edison
Baldon
Connell
Camille Flammarion
Edison
Flammarion
Potatoes Used as Currency in Polish Rural Districts
The American Red Cross reports that in remote agricultural areas of Poland around Grodno potatoes are used as a stable currency for local transactions. Workers in warehousing and field unit activities are paid in potatoes due to their steadier value than paper money.
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Poland
Grodno
American Red Cross
George H. Baker
Monmouth Menosiat Hospital
New Jersey
Iron
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Ford
J Edipon
Velican Inventi
United States
Canada
Unee
Uneeda Biscuit
National Biscuit Company
Leonard Ear Oil
Williamson
Drugetai
Vitth Aves
New York City
Mabel McKinley
Aniy Tse
Nuxw
McKinley
Misa McKinley
Ferdinand
Kio
Ina
Miss McK
Paul Delphey
Harley-Davidson Dealer
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South Market Sr
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