Eight Brunswick Bootleggers Sentenced In Local Court
Eight Brunswick bootleggers received prison terms in a morning session led by Judge Worthington and presided over by Peter. Sentences range from three to six months in the House of Correction with fines up to $200 and recurring two month additions for defaults. Arlington Ayers avoided no. The proceedings concluded the county’s intensified crackdown on local option liquor violations as Detectives Salr and Wesson testified. Additional cases facing sentencing were noted for later dates.
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Priacn Tellus
Worthington
Peter
Brunswick
Carroll Merriman
House of Correction
Reesy Merriman
Juu Ane
Charles Ayers
Dewey Strippy
Frank Cover
House of Corection
Arlington Ayers
Ayers
Ambrose
Bronewick
Thomas Salr
James Wesson
Etvanos
James Seranos
Satz and Wesson
Seranos
South Market Street
Onti Sedaion
Frederick Baseball Club
Asgerstown
Chestnut Trees Struggle to Rebound From Blight
Reports show some chestnut trees near Warsnnsboro, Pa. bearing again possibly this year, while Frederick area remains impacted. County Agent H. S. Shoemaker notes no improvement locally as blight has devastated regional chestnut stands. Once common in the woods, chestnuts are now scarce and costly due to ongoing decline.
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H. S. Shoemaker
Carrington Weds Ex-Sister-In-Law in New York
The New York Sun reports Campbell Carrington married Mrs. Anna Walsh Carrington, ex-wife of his brother Col. Talward C. Carrington, in New York on Wednesday. The Carrington family had prior notoriety after the colonel was arrested on assault charges. his wife later obtained a divorce amid ongoing political tensions.
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New York
New York Sun
Campbell Carrington
Anna Walsh Carington
Talward C. Carrington
Campbell
Coconel
Governor Golds
Miss Grace Brane Speaks at Missionary Meeting
A local Methodist church held a Wednesday afternoon service at Mrs Burke’s residence on East Fourth Street. Miss Grace Brane of Hood College gave two teachings and led a discussion on missionary converts with about 251 attendees.
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Calrart
Methodist Church
Ror Burke
East Fourth Street
Grace Brane
Hood College
Coolidge Sights Pittsburgh Before Founders Day Talk
President Coolidge tours Pittsburgh by car with Andrew Mellon hosting meals and greeting cheering crowds. The excursion includes a stop at the Carnegie Institute for a Founders Day address while reporters note a parade like route through the business district.
Governor 10 to Attend Frederick Fair Thursday Day of Events
Governor Albert Ritchie and other dignitaries are expected for Frederick County’s 67th annual Fair. Lucullus M. Tydings and E Brooke Lee will join, with plans for a luncheon, exhibits, and an evening dinner at the Francis Scott Key hotel. Walter Johnson may bring his poultry exhibit amid a dance by the Frederick Cotillion Club.
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Albert Ritchie
Picted
Frederick
Frederick County
Frederick X
O. E. Weller
Walter Johnson
Ritchie
Gay K. Motty
Denver
Colo
Fair Association
Senator Tydings
Ivem
Francis Seattley
Walter Jolnson
Frederick Cotiltion Club
Saace
Francis Scott Key
Floyd Mill
Ca Ties
W. Ross, Jr
George J. Ross
Philip R. Winebrewer
Williamb. Leichert
Farry M. McDonald
W. Clinton McSherry
Joseph T. Griffin
James M Grove, Jr
Joho Er Markell, Jr
Ward B. Odemus
Charles Opel
Idr
Francis Ho Urner
McSherry
Club
Vocal Recital by Mile. Marcelle Privat at Hood College
Mile. Marcelle Privat of Hood College music faculty will present a vocal recital in Brodbeck Music Hall Friday at 8 30 pm. She will be accompanied at the piano by Prof. Henry Wadector. The program includes pieces by Bach Brahms Strauss and Verdi among others.
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Mile
Marcelle Privat
Hood College
Brodbeck Music Hall
Henry T. Wadector
Department of My
der Schmit
Hnes Weills
Richard Strauss
Frans la
New York Towing Party Heads to Frederick and Key Hotel
Twenty party from New York state joins road commission entourage traveling by wagon to Frederick and the Francis Scott Key Hotel. They expect to depart at three o clock in the afternoon by way of Winchester.
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M. J. Croghan
Hotel Frederick
New York
Viate
Mr. Croghan
Utica
Lake
Otsego
Is. Croghan
Izaak Waiten League
Sessons
Tondack
Croghia
York
Dielric
Wood
Prederick
Francis Scott Key
County is swept by small deluge across night
Heavy rain drenched Frederick county and the city overnight causing flooded ditches and washed dirt roads. Total rainfall reached 4.14 inches for the month with 0.204 inches overnight and a 13 inch Wednesday addition, while temperatures dropped from 74 to 47. The storm disrupted power and reduced attendance at the Hagerstown Fair. Local forecasts note ongoing weather peculiarities as the fair season continues.
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Rais
Frederick City
Age
Elect
Onti
jBotwmar Edison Company
Hazerstown
Washington County
Campaign Reports on Frederick Aid Campaign Progress
The Frederick Children’s Aid Society board met Tuesday at 3 pm to review September activity. Fourteen new cases opened or reopened, 245 home visits and 122 interviews conducted, five children examined at clinics, two court actions, and two placements or terminations of care noted.
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Children’s Aid Society
Frederick
Michael Poe
Secretac
Soe
Cme
Tate Dental Clinic
Exeter Street
Luncheon Planned by Frederick Civic Club October 31
Plans are under way for a luncheon to be held October 31 at Wayside Inn by the Frederick Civic Club. State officers will speak, including Mrs. John A. Alcock of Baltimore and Mrs. John F. Sippel of Baltimore, who is a president candidate for the national federation. The event marks a social rally for the coming year and features a large local membership and guests.
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Wayside Inn
Frederick
Federation
National Federation
Civic Club
Erzanic
Leint
iColigge
Freddy
Eall
Coun
Making Prisoners Work on Streets Crime Deterrent
Justice Guy K. Motter supports using city prisoners for street labor as a crime deterrent though noting two sides to the issue. He argues work would curb petty offenses by habitual offenders and reduce recurring Police Court cases, while acknowledging possible impacts on local labor.
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Guy K. Motter
Motter
Justice Motter
Cond collision shows Westgeas test ends in comfortable night
The fragment notes a test scenario where Cond Sion Han Westgeas is referenced. A fairly comfortable night follows, suggesting a controlled or routine outcome. Entities include Westgeas and a named Cond. The text reads as a sparse injury-free update with minimal context beyond the bet.
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Sion Han Westgeas
Dempsey to Reunite with Kearns as Manager
New York reports Jack Dempsey and former manager Jack Kearns near a peace pact to resume Kearns as Dempsey’s manager. The plan calls for a barnstorming tour this winter with stops in Chicago Detroit Los Angeles and New York. Dempsey denies the talks and says legal action is in his attorney’s hands.
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New York
New York Daily News
Jack Dempsey
Jack Kearns
Kearns
Dempsey
Chicago
Detroit
Los Angeles
Salt Lake City
Associated Press
Triad
Hagerstown business man dies by his own hand
In Hagerstown on October 13 Harr Harman a 32 year old prominent business man and Mason died by suicide in his office after writing a sealed note to his wife. His daughter Elizabeth War found him after he had used a rope from a desk drawer. Harman who had health issues for years was involved in his business and law proceedings at the time.
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Hagerstown
Harr
H. Harman
Com
Elizabeth War
Harman
Aviatrix Ruth Elder Lands At Sea After Oil Line Break
Ruth Elder and Captain George Haldeman survived a sea landing after the American Girl was forced down en route from New York to Paris due to a broken oil line aboard the Dutch tanker Barendrecht. The AP Paris office received a 4:35 p.m. report confirming their safety. The message, relayed via the Bayano and Bayana, noted the accident timeframe and garbled transmission of the exact spot.
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Paris
Associated Press
Ruth Elder
George Haldeman
O. K
New York
Barendrecht
Steamstip
Bayano
Debizzes
Barenureent
Haldeman
Bayana
Barbadoes
Itedies
Avcnmouth
England
Rotterdam owned Barendrecht tanker bound Valencia to Houston
New York report says the steamship Barendrecht a tanker owned by P. H. Vacommeren Company of Rotterdam is bound from Valencia Spain to Houston Texas according to local steamship companies and RCA.
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New York
Barendrecht Is & Duateh
P. H. Vacommeren Company
Rotterdam
Radio Corporation of America
Valencia
Spain
Houston
Texas
Radio Corp reports Barendrecht picks up plane wreckage
RCA announced it was informed by wireless from the steamer Olympic that the Dutch vessel Barendrecht picked up the screw of the monoplane The American GIet of the Azores. The message gave no rescue time for Ruth Elder and her co pilot.
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Azores
New York
Radio Corporation of America
Olympic
Radio Corporation
Chatham
Ruth Elder
Haldemans relieved as Ayers duo safe after sea landing
Mrs. George Haldeman and Backers H E Cornell and T A McCardle express relief that their husband and Ruth Elder are safe after a sea landing. They acknowledge bad luck with the oil line break but celebrate the safe outcome and share cautious optimism.
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New York
Ruth Elder
George Haldeman
Mr. Cornell
Mrs. Haldeman
Tanker Barendreede Leaves Rotterdam for Texas
The agent in London reports the tanker Barendreede departed Rotterdam for Baytown Texas on October 13. She is currently about 1,000 miles from port, as of now.
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BEA London
Barendreede
London
Rotterdam
Baytown
Texas
Miss Rath Elder Lands at Sea in Reported Intercept
Paris reports a wireless message from Miss Rath Elder claiming a sea landing, with rumors of a landing near Scharendrecht in Holland and later confirmation from Le Bourget about a location ten miles from Rotterdam. The crowd at Le Bourget awaited further word as officials relayed 20 word English updates and ship movements.
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Paris
Oet
Miss Rath Elder
Associated Press
le Bourget
Scharendrecht
Holland
Miss Elder
Barensdrecht
Rotterdam
Miss Shier
Actien
Bayano
Haldeman
Baltimore Sun editor dies after heart attack
Editor Adams of the Baltimore Sun, identified as Jona years editor Adams, died from a heart attack. The report notes a hospital transfer to Frederick City Hospital and references market data and industrial figures amid the chaos of the event.
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Baltimore Sun
IAP
Jona
Adams
Forward B. Adams
Presimens, Co
Washington
Arefasean 44
AWA
Caret Adams
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