Autos, burglar car and smoke screen device found near Libertytown
Two crashes and an abandoned car with a smoke screen device sparked a Maryland state police inquiry. A Packard sedan owned by A Shaffner of Huntingdon, Pa, wrecked west of Middletown after a collision with another car. driver Jainer allegedly failed to yield, causing the crash into a pole. An investigation followed with Shaffer convicted of a tax charge, and repairs required. A separate abandoned Ludebaker seven with smoke screen gear was found on Unionville road east of Liberty Town, tied to burglaries. Police sought links between the car and earlier depredations. the vehicle, unregistered in Maryland, was towed to Baltimore for examination. The scene also noted a motorcycle crash near Montgomery County injuring Raymond Maddus, 19, of Washington, with injuries described as serious. Further weekend arrests included drunkenness charges.
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A. Shaffner
Huntingdon
Smiddietown
Jainer
Joseph C. Mafer
Michierown
Shall*p
Rafer
M. E. Katz
Pote
Shafer
Talise
J. Helfin Kefauver
Middieown
Unionville Road
Libertytown
P. L. Simpson
Livertrmerrant
Kats
Charles Barnes
Sergi
Hatz
Barnes
Ate
Gm Barnes
Machine Aire
Frostan
Montgomery County
Maddix
Fascists smash shop windows in Berlin riot
Disordered text reports fascists smashing shop windows in Berlin during a riot. Mentions Reichstag, cafe patrons, and crowds around a palace area with police or authorities present as the scene unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Rio
Gangsters suspected in jailhouse murder case in Cleveland
Cleveland Ohio October 33 AP Shortly after Tosy Colletto 21 confessed writer of his young bride was found murdered early today by his cell in the county jail He is charged with first degree murder of his 1 year old wife Christina shot to death on August 2 Gangland figures allegedly connected with the corn sugar racket are accused of both killings Colletto’s cell also housed Frank Brancate and Domenic de Marco both alleged murderers Coroner A J Pearse ordered a full post mortem to determine if poisoning occurred
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Cleveland
Tosy Colletto
Witer
Nis Stromers
Coiletto
Muruder
Christina
Colletto
A. J. Pearse
Theoner
Frank Brancate
Domenic de Marjo
Retired Baltimore business man found dead
Henry N. Milburn 55, a former Baltimore department store executive, was found dead in a woods area after disappearing last Friday. A brother-in-law identified the body as Milburn, who had been missing since he left a rove and spoke of going crazy. Milburn's wife was away in St Marys County, and the couple’s two children delayed informing her.
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Baltimore
Henry N. Milburn
Ernest N. Jones
Sfilburn
Milburn
Eulaw Street
St. Mary's County
Fall Rally by Frederick Civic Club at Wayside Inn
The Frederick Civic Club held a 1 PM fall rally at Wayside Inn, with a 12 30 PM business meeting. Principal speakers were Mrs John Whitehurst of Baltimore and Miss Estelle Moore of Sandy Spring, plus songs and addresses. Mrs O R McIntyre presided during the program.
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Frederick
Bride and Groom Serenaded at Poxville Home
About seventy five guests gathered at Mr and Mrs Chares A Wolfe's home in Poxville on Wednesday evening for the wedding of Mr and Mrs Donald E Wolfe. Out of town attendees included Mr and Mrs Car P Nui and Ms Luis Marzuente Nai. The couple had hosted nuptials in East Orange New Jersey the prior Saturday October 4.
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Mon
Chares A. Wolls
Poxville
Donald E
Mr. Wolfe
Chares A Wolfe
Poxvile
Wote Bas
Wolfe
East Orange
N.J
Ceremocy
Carrol & Tran Mos
Democrat State Candidates Tour County Thursday
Democrat state candidates tour county Thursday to meet voters and discuss issues across multiple communities. The drive aims to boost outreach and gather support ahead of upcoming elections with events expected in several towns.
Democrats Plan County Tour to Welcome Gov Ritchie
A caravan from Frederick will greet the visiting party in Thurmont and Frederick with receptions and a 1 o'clock luncheon in Thurmont Town Hall. After stops in Levistown and Walkersville, the group saunter to Middletown and Burkittsville before a 6 p.m. reception at the Francis Scott Key hotel and a public dinner. Governor Ritchie and other candidates are expected to speak as state and county officials tour the area.
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Cmai
Petr
Thurmont
Frederick
Levistown
Walkersville
Liord
Culler
Middletown
Burkidaville
Szerson
Francis Scott Key
Ladies' Guild of Utica Reformed Church Celebrates Eighth Anniversary
The Ladies' Guild held its eighth anniversary Thursday at Mrs. Elsie Shook's Lewistown home with many families present. The meeting opened with a song and prayer by Rev. R. Kresze. A regular meeting followed, committee reports were given, and officers elected for the year including President Mrs. Exsie Snook and Treasurer Lilian Ciem.
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Ladies’ Guild of
Utica Reformed Church
Elsie Shook
Lewistown
Arerim
R. Kresze
Exsie Snook
Annie Posell
Lilian Ciem
Sil
S. x
Sekoo’s and Relier
Criminal docket closes with Banks verdict in Brunswick case
Regular criminal docket concludes with the trial of Oirhen Banks in Brunswick before Judge John S. Newman. Banks, 27, was found guilty after witnesses testified to a stair assault on Amos Cannon. State witnesses included Cannon’s sister and房neighbors. Banks' attorney was Rene Harp. Following the verdict, juries were drawn for Harry Baker and other cases, including dynamiting fish charges near Emmitsburg and a liquor sale charge against Henry Stantonly.
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Meaders
Charles de Diss
Nelile Vessell
Arthur Jackson
Aivey D. Yong
Banksee
Johns
Newman
Amos
Cannon
Banks
Brunswick
Myress
Swins Ane
Bim ' Banks
House of Correction
Aid
Forress Brawner
Eils Brasner
Nellie Musser
Nora Hoffman
Gertrude Brown
Louis Cammilio
Paddy
Mary Oden
Minnie Copeno
Rene
Harp
Wilbur PF. Hammaker
Joan C. Jacobs
A. Windsor Davis
Roy Co. Dinterman
J. LeRoy Ramsburg
Luther D. Basserd
Maurice D .B. Siifer
Jesse MN. Mingh
Albert B. Bassford
Edward PF
J. Ruxker
Willian A. Hahn
Sader Baker
Harry Baker
William Fleming
Owen Esler
Emmitsburg
Henry Stantonly
Brazilian Regulars Attack Rebels In Minas Gerais
Rio de Janeiro reports federal troops aided by Sao Paulo police to advance into Minas Gerais western areas to strike rebel forces. Labor unions in Rio de Janeiro join to support government efforts, urging members to aid the crackdown on revolutionary groups. Reports mention other unrelated names and minor injuries in scattered notices.
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Rio de Janeiro
Sao Paulo
T Po
Minas Geragste
Vetecon
Minas Geraes
19 de Janeiro
Poultry Show At Fair Promises Large Exhibits And Entries
The Agricultural Society reports a surge of entries for the fair with poultry expected to be a major draw. Racing entries close Tuesday and many farmers plan large showings. some breeders warn that space for 800 birds was not available. Concessionaires have begun arriving as preparations accelerate with exhibits from Frederick Chamber of Commerce and University of Maryland Extension Service planned.
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Racavn Wyrad
Mith
Csanemer
Powltry
L Water Johnson
Guy KE. Motter
Madison Square Gar
York
Mom
Fair
Beir Fair
Frederick Fair
Board of Managers
The
Agricultural Society
Frederick Chamber of Commerce
Indust Erick
University of Maryland
Division of Agricultural Engineering
Extension Service
Maryland
Held for Thefts From Wiliam E Burke In Tanesto
Charred with the larceny of chickens from William E Burke Tanesto men and a woman are arrested Saturday by Sheriff George C Fowbie of sell counts and other officers. They are held awaiting trial. Those arrested include William Frock Tanestown formerly of Frederick Malma George Crumbacker formerly of Taneytown now residing between Hatorae Lilves Gor Ps. st Mrs Om.
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Wiliam
Unclear Education Meeting Noted in Fragment
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a meeting involving T. A. To Meet ting of ios wm of ie Norn Mark be Zeic on Te at 7.39 pelote. An ad by Assistant. Superintendent James C. Biets discusses election of teachers and supervising children with their schoolwork.
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T. A
Ting
Zeic
James C. Biets
Dea
Campus Day Alumni List From Hood College Event
A roster of Hood alumnae gathered for Campus Day includes Anne Warner Coblentz and many classmates with graduation years ranging from 1900s to 1930s. The list names dozens of attendees such as Betty Cramer Carty, Grace Zeigler, Esther Bright, Anna Brown, Helen Richardson Oil, and Beatrice Bogar among others, reflecting a wide participation by former students and notable graduates.
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Ine Coblentz
Anne Warner
Ea Mir McCabe
Keto Veide
Nellie Hots
Marie Grifterson
Caroline Eleanor Nelson
Martha Wilson
I Ruth Durrow
Katherine Durrow
Jane Early Erb
Emma Burdan ‘Detar
May I. Jones
Nell Douglas Zimmermay
Carrie Switzer
da- Ann Tisloger
Sata Bow
Helen Yost Jones
Eliza
Apple Me
Edith DeChant Tarem
Muldred Hess
Jeanette Mirey
Elizabeth Davis
Margaret Richardson
Helen French
Margaret Grim
Lucius Norris
Katherine Richt
Ann Spillman
Virginia Muilinix
Blanche Topley
Margaret Rodrick
C. Bess Castle
Marcelene Kefauver
Thena Dutrow
E R. Arlenbdach
Betty Cramer
Carty
Grace Z. Zeigler
Fhooste EL Cain
Peat Leaf Wires
Roberta Carty
May Carty Michael
Esther Bright
Anne Fraunfelder
Iva Keller Conrad
Louise Funk
Calectie Wagner
Miamrlet Brewer
Amy Kump Dixon
Grace Dozcus Staley
Anna W. Brown
Helen Richardson Oil
Dora Hughes
Grace Weakiey Bank
Marion Spring
Gretchen Huttle
Virginia Boon
Mary K. Smith
Esther Hollenstein
Helen Bross
Betty Garber
Mary Rhoades
Legs Diamond May Recover From Wounds
New York AP reports gangster Legs Diamond was wounded by would be assassins in a West Side hotel room. Doctors initially feared he would die but he woke after four hours and showed a fair chance of recovery, with plans for a possible blood transfusion.
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New York
West Side
Marine officer takes his life in Nicaragua
A Marine officer in Nicaragua reportedly died by suicide, with local authorities and U.S. officials confirming the incident. Details on motive or corroborating circumstances were not immediately released.
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Nicaragua
Jones Law Passes Constitutional Challenge
A October report states the Jones Law has passed constitutional scrutiny as lawmakers confirm the ruling and authorize its implementation. The article notes officials from the state government and judiciary supported the decision with no reported opposition.
Adlo And Bas Collide At West Cb Cemagt Meet
A fragment from a local report notes a collision between Adlo and Bas during a 2920 o'clock event at the nc West Cb cemagt, with details referencing the aviom Meanie and Penn- 2-53.
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Adlo
Bas
Nc West
Untitled fragment hints at Keen and Gisseiers actions
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Keen and Gisseiers in a puzzling context with unclear actions. No clear event or date emerges, leaving individuals and associations indeterminate.
Lochner Seeger Wedding At Frederick High School Groom A Hardware Merchant
The ceremony unites Miss Lochner and Wilbur F Seeger son of Charles F Seeger. The high school connection and family trades frame the event as the couple plans a move from Frederick to start their married life. Mrs Seeger to reside in the Phect after their wedding.
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Feta
Uae
An Te Ochy
Ane
Hoeste Nalvely
Frederick High School
Clint
Chesageasee and Potomac Lewpluvie Company
Charles F. Seeger
Wind Sin
Group Meeting of Baptists 18 RelD Representatives
Representatives of the Western District Association of Baptists gathered at the Weverton Baptist Church for a group meeting attended by about 75 people. Mrs J P Panel of Brunswick led. Mire Ethel Bingham served as secretary. Frederick participants joined as the day featured devotions, mission talks, and reports from Women’s Missionary Union branches and youth groups.
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Western District Association of the Baptist Denomination
Weverton
Frederick
Hagerstown
Brunswick
Weverton Baptist Church
J. P. Panel
Mire Ethel Blngham
Wererton
Grace Bingham
John
Martha Denner
Fannie Pauble
J.C. Mowen
Women’s Missionary Union Society
Royal Ambassadors
Sunbeans
Mary Payne
Gussie Haines
Helen
Higerstown
Sparks
J. F. Dates
J. UL. Davis
Goodwin Fratzer
Charles Town
W. Va
See
C. W. Gregory
Mission Studs
Mae
E. Cushen
Marydaz
Africa
A. H. Sherman
Frames
Charles Torn
Eight Jencis Medt Home of Mrs Zinmer Mate
Fragmentary OCR mentions the home of Mrs William Zinmer with unclear surrounding text. No clear dates or events emerge beyond a probable home-related reference.
Honorary pallbearers named for late Democratic leader
Governor Ritchie will join Chief Judge Bond and several circuit court judges as honorary pallbearers at the Wednesday funeral for Thomas H. Robinson. The service at St Ignatius Catholic Church in Hickory Harford County follows Robinson’s heart attack death. The state ticket vacancy will be filled later by the State Central Committee after the funeral.
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Thomas HL
CAL
Delo
State Central Committee
Albert C. Ritchie
Rovinson
Ritchie
State Judiciary
St. Ignatius’ Catholic Church
Hickory
Harford County
Cuttoll T. Bond
John R. Patton
William H. Adkins
T. Scott Olfutt
Robinson
Samuel 5. Roothwau
1. 5
Q’neill
Belair
Frances McGinnis
Riverton
MN. J
Mex
Ross Cameron
New York
Thomas H. Robinson, Jr
Miss Gerhard Speaks at Hood YWCA Service in Japan
Miss Mary Gerhard of Hood College spoke at Hood YWCA in Senda Japan on “Wars of Witnessing” from First John. She urged witnessing through Christlike living and singing Christian songs, noting Japanese responsiveness to music and personal influence.
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Mary Gerhard
Hood College
North Japan College
Senda
Japan
Hood
Buschard
Bible Class Anniversary Dinner at Evangelical Reform Church
The Men's Bible Class of the Evangelical Reform church will hold its anniversary dinner Thursday at 6 oclock at the church. At the same event they will elect leaders and an ordination is planned for the following morning in November.
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Mens Bible
Evangelical Reformed Church
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