Daredevil Show Ends With Crashes At Frederick Fair
Thrilling Inter national Congress of Daredevils event crowds estimated 15 000 to 20 000 witnessed a fatal head on crash between a sedan driven by Cook and a motel coupe. Cook sustained a compound fracture of the left leg and was hospitalized. The program closed with stuntman Jack Early smashing through walls at high speed and a dramatic auto polo exhibition ending with Canada beating the U S 4 2.
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International Congress of Care
Frederick Fair
Sucul Inc
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Minneapolis
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Jewett Orth
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Feud Derby Auto Race Ends With Three Finishers
The Ash Can Derby produced a chaotic spectacle as three of five starters finished under power or with tow. EW Ensor of Frederick won in a dismantled Hudson 80m 42 1-2 seconds, followed by Tim McKinney of his city in a False. Razor Gladhill of Middletown led early but stopped on the back stretch. a Nash and a Ford racer from Washington finished with mechanical issues. Don Moore and his brother Frank demonstrated stock-car speed, while five motorcycle races featured notable riders from Columbus, Newark, and Minneapolis with close finishes and a standout two-mile event won by Farmer Nims.
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Newark
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Police Court Cases Outline Fair Aftermath and Arrests
Frederick Fair aftermath seen in Police Court with two Brooklyn men Leo Kessler and Joe Burns on vagrancy charges before Justice Alton Bennett. Chief Steiner reported three colored men duping players in a three card monte scheme. arrests included drunkenness and concealed weapon charges. He noted the ring leader escaped. Proceedings list several bail set for intoxication and weapon charges with hearings planned tonight.
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Alton ¥. Bennett
Leo Kessler
Joe Burns Beth
Brooklyn
N. Y
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William Harris
Roy Stewart
Charles Brown
Ressler
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George Nogie
George Ebert
Alton Bhatt
Frank Ziske
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Winners in Fair Contests Surprise Winners in Fair
Two underdog high schools upset favorites at the Frederick Fair corn and cattle judging contests. Princess Anne edged Walkersville for cattle honors by 3.5 points, while Highland won the corn judging by 38 points over Sparks. Individual and breed prizes went to students from Oakland, Walkersville, Princess Anne, Lisbon, Vienna, and other Maryland schools.
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Harford County
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Nally
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Frederick County
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Tintes Prepare for Indian Camp Adventure Surprise
The Tintes dress in curious clothes and plot a rescue for Daney guided by an old man. Scores from a school or county meet are listed, highlighting Highland and Sparks as top contenders. The tale ends with the Tintes staging a playful Indian war dance in anticipation of the next installment.
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NEA Service, Inc
Germany presses for limited armament at disarmament talks
Geneva reports a German spokesman warning that Germany may withdraw from the disarmament conference and possibly the League of Nations unless she can negotiate freely for defensive weapons. He says Germany seeks initiative and a weapon number to negotiate, insisting rearmament is not desired.
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Germany
League of Nations
Anny
Fair Dance Draws About Seventy Couples at Frederick Club
Approximately seventy couples attended the Pali dance of the Frederick Co tilion Club held in the Francis Scott Key hotel ball room on a Friday night. Music by Dan Gregory's orchestra. buffet luncheon around midnight during intermission. Patronesses included Mrs R Dennis Wins Brennan and others. committee led by John A Shires James Edhison and W Barry Haller arranged it. R E Town was club president. Several informal parties preceded the affair with local residents as guests.
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Frederick Cotilion Club
Francis Scott Key
Dan Grtegory
R. Dennis
Ts. David ©. Winsbrenner
T. Poole Jones
Richard Petts
John Francis Smith
Mary S. Maulsby
John A. Shires
James Edhison
W. Barry Haller
R. E. Town
Beating Allegations Tie Warburton to Actress Testimony
Allee White recounts a brutal beating by actor John Warburton of England in a grand jury transcript. Martin Block and Rowell Brown say Sidney Bartlett, a movie writer and friend of Ming White, recruited them to disfigure Warburton in retaliation. Bartlett avoided testifying as charges against Black and Brown for robbery and assault were noted.
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Los Angeles
Allee White
John Warburton
England
Comely Clonde
Martin Block
Rowell Brown
Sidney Bartlett
Ming White
Warburton
Black
Brown
Bartlett
Rail Heads Meet New York Oct 13
Railway executives met to debate reducing passenger rates but failed to reach agreement. Anticipated support for a 36 cent per mile base fare cut did not materialize. Western Passenger Association met in Chicago and proposed a rate cap of one cent per mile with a mile month limit, to take effect December 1 if approved by the Interstate Commerce Commission.
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Chicago
Interstate Comerce Commission
Fowler indicted for mail fraud in gypsum company stock scheme
Federal grand jury indicted Johar W. Fowler and eight others on charges of defrauding investors through the sale of $330,000 hotel and apartment stock. Four Chicago hotels and apartment buildings valued at $4,080,000 are under receivership.
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Johar W. Fowler Charming
United Sates Gypsum Companys
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