Final traffic plans and parking rules for fair week
City plans traffic control and police patrols for Fair Week led by Chief Walsh. Fifteen special officers will be on duty, with detailed assignments for night and day shifts. Parking restrictions on Markers Street and Peters Street are outlined with start times and a note on detours if desired. Extra railway cars and schedules announced for Hagerstown and Frederick divisions to handle increased crowds. Ten people injured in a Federal Street trolley crash in Baltimore with two serious injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walsh
John Simmers
Albert Cook
Chester J. Simmons
Austin Young
J. W. Bowers
John Mehrling
Dorsey Riddiemoser
William Quinn
J. Milton Schaeffe
L. E. Boleyn
W. A. South
Emory
Marker Street
P. A
Beth NO
Patles
Panes Siren
Roland & Long
Hagerstown and Frederick
Hagerstown Square
Frederick
Frederck
Hagerstown
Middletown
Myersville
Thurmont
Thurmont Division
Square
East Patrick Street
Fifth Andy Market
North Market Street
Fifth Street
Hood College
Montevue
Bahkimore
United Railway
Federal Street
Washington Boulevard
J. J. Murphy
Ramsey Street
Woodsard Edwards
West Lexington Street
Bank Safe Blown in Woodruff Wisconsin Heist
Seven men blew the Staite Bank of Woodruil and escaped with an undetermined loot. They cut all wires into town and a posse formed to pursue the vaurait.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodruil
Wis
APJ
NAKING BOOTHS READY AT FAL FAIR PREP UNDERWAY
The Frederick County Agricultural Society reports early start to the annual fair rush. Numerous reserved seats are sold, excess grandstand space added, and cattle entries filling tents. Exhibits from local firms and national agencies are moving forward, with a long list of Household Department superintendents and judges announced for classes 57 through 74 and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Oliver C. Warehime
Cattle Department
Booth
Bureau of Animal “Hubandry
United States Department of Agriculture
Health Department
Fie Frederick
Maryland Tuberculosis Association
Household Department
James H. Grove
Eugene A. Grove
Mies Nan Houck
Ezra Ylouck, Jr
Thomas Cramer
Eleanor Harry
William C. Burely
Roy I. Hyndman
Reno S Harp
David G. Everhart
Lee Ranneberger
Charles C. Biser
John F. Moran
M. F. Houck
Whiiliam A. Culler
Ce Vo Myers
Richard P. Ross
Pauline McCardell
Clarence Barrick
Charles P. Hiteshew
Samuel G. Duvall
Wiliam McKinney
Fiora Hiteshew
W.E Darner
C. A. D. Williams
L . Hargett
E. Charles Renn
G Ed. Myers
Lloyd Culer
Harry XN. Howard
Charles E Hailer
John S. Renn
Wils Rerr
John T. Best
M. Fi. Kefauver
L . Kefauver
T. B. Ramsburg
Nannie Potts
Harry Witter
Mirs J. N. Stauffer
FE. C. Harding
Ira J. McCurdy
George Alinutt
Frank L. Stoner
William FP. Sorsell
C. Soas Thomas
Claude Hargett
Cromwell Kessler
Edward D. Grove
D. Princeton Backer
H. C. Zacharias
Train Collision at Brestana Leaves Dozens Hurt in Italy
A collision between a freight train and a Milan to Genoa passenger train near Brestana results in 12 deaths and 24 injuries. Victims are described as peasants. cause and exact origin remain unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brestana
Italy
Milan
Genoa
Massir
Criminal cases nearing end of September term
Trial of criminal cases for the September term is expected to finish in a two day session. Minor cases will be heard Monday before adjournment until after the Fair. A few small criminal cases will be heard on October 27. The term will mostly hear civil trials and is shorter than some terms due to lack of unusually important cases. Longest sentence was ten years for incest. others ranged six to eight years for robbery and statutory breaking. A number of appeal cases were completed with Renn fined 109 dollars and Specht jailed thirty days, with Specht delayed to January 4 to work on a farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Roland Biddinger
Burkittsville
George Webster
Maurice
Baltimore and Ohio
Robert Payne
Charles L. Renn
Worthington
Renn
Justice Brust
Willam Specht
Specht
Rarigisavi Dronenburz
S A R Meeting Highlights Maryland Society Session
Local Sons of the American Revolution members are invited to the Maryland State Society meeting at the Hotel Belvedere in Baltimore. Dr T Barlis, president of the National Sesquicentennial Committee, will speak. A Yale University Press film on Cornwallis surrender at Yorktown will be shown. The group will discuss attending next year’s Sesqui Centennial Exposition in Philadelphia and Maryland’s representation there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of the American Revelation
Maryland State Society
Hotel Belvedere
Baltimore
T. Barlis
Yale University Press
Cornwallis
Yorktown
Yale
Maryland Society
Philadelphia
Maryland
German leaders expect Rhine pact ratification in Reichstag
Locarno October 17 AP German statesmen at the security conference said they anticipated no difficulty in obtaining approval for the Rhine pact and collateral agreement from the Reichstag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Locarno
Reichstaxa
Eight Held In Series Crimes In New York City
New York police arrested Rose Hemeline and seven men as leaders of a six year crime band. The group is accused of robberies, a bank raid, and at least one murder, including the July furrier killing. Hemeline allegedly fired in a running gun battle with officers on October 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rose Hemeline
Wild Fluctuation of Prices on Stock Market
The Associated Press reports a record breaking half holiday stock market with motor stocks rising one to seven points at the open then dropping two to ten points as profit taking dominates. Total volume around 1,400,000 shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Education Week Plans Delayed in Frederick County
Frederick County schools skip Education Week this year from November 16 to 22 due to late local program implementation. The national observance, begun in 1920, is set by the Bureau of Education the National Education Association and the American Legion with events from Constitution Day to Make Ready For Fair. Rural women prepare 18 booths for the Frederick Fair highlighting home usefulness and canning efforts with exhibits by Prof. W. R. Ballard and UM campus staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Superintendent of Educations
United States
John J. Tigert
Frederick
Rural Federation of Women’s Clubs
W. R . Ballard
University of Maryland
T. B. Symons
The
W. M. Keller
Teacer
Telegraphers Strike On Atlantic Coast Line Looms
Wilmington October 17. A strike of 1 184 telegraphers employed on the Atlantic Coast Line Railway to take effect at 4 o clock Monday was announced here today by representatives of the order. Railroad officials said they had received no official notification of a walkout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
API
Atlantic Coast Line
Rall‘ord
Mo Ofic’al Nética
Robbers Escape After $45 000 Payroll Holdup
Four masked and unmasked robbers seized a $45,000 payroll from three officials and four employees at the International Harvester West Suliman plant. They fled after breaking a window, eluding gunfire from auditor John F. Krauser, and escaping in an automobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
International Harvester Company
West Suliman
John F. Krauser
Byers to Appear for Strike Board Hearing
President Byers of the Western Maryland Railroad will appear before the Railroad Labor Board on October 19 regarding the engineers firemen and hogtlers strike. He rejected a conditional acceptance of the Board decision binding seniority claims and said striking workers would be rehired to fill vacancies with seniority restarting at reentry. Maintenance notes report passenger trains on time and yard engine service at full efficiency with extra engineers arriving from other roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Baltimore
Mexwel
Byers
Western Maryland Railroad Today
United State Railroad Labor Board
Service Brotherhoods
Western Maryland
Maryland
Brotherhood
Windstorm Rips Kentucky. Four Counties Hit Hard
An overnight windstorm swept four south-central Kentucky counties injuring 12 people. Trees were uprooted, houses demolished and telephone service knocked out. Early estimates placed the death toll at over 265 with Bowling Green area hardest hit and widespread destruction beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Louisville
Kentucky
Bowling Green
Brooke Lee to resign as Maryland Secretary of State
Brooke Lee plans to resign from the office of Secretary of State of Maryland. The move, attributed to business and time constraints, will be sent to Governor Ritchie for a new appointment. Lee is heavily involved in Washington suburbs real estate development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Brooke Lee
Maryland
Ritchie
Lee
Washington
Showers Forecast for Week Across Atlantic States
Washington forecast for the week beginning Monday calls for some showers in the North and Middle Atlantic States with higher chances Tuesday and later in the week. Temperatures rise Monday as unsettled conditions linger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
Middle Atlantic
Bible Rally Parade Plans For Frederick October 25
Local committees organize a Bible Class Rally in Frederick with a parade on Market Street to the City Opera House. Hamilton J Councillor will address men. women to meet at the Empire later. Major Elmer F Munshower leads parade. bands include Calvary Methodist and Yellow Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Hamilton J. Councillor
Calvary Baptist Church
Washington
City Opera House
The
Empire
W. ©. Royal
South Market Street
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
All Saints Street
Elmer F. Munshower
Calvary Methodist Church
Yellow Springs
Willem E. Kindley
Munshower
Glenn QO. Garber
G. H. McGregor
Margaret Duvall
Sunday School Association
Maryland Sunday School Association
Connecticut
Mars
Rhode Island
New Hampshire
Vermont
Col. Cadilan
San River
Jim Jrevenan
Aleras
White Talbot
Emery TL Cablenty
Welfare Commission
Cars
Forse of Correction and Penitenflare
Hatfield BROS and Duvall Receive Two Year Terms
Raymond Duvall, Robert Hatfield and Joseph Hatfield, formerly Frederick county residents now in Carroll county, were sentenced to two years in the House of Correction after pleading guilty to chicken larceny. Parole considered. Samuel A. Lewis represented them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Correction
Urner
Worthington
Raymond Duvall
Robert Hatfield
Joseph Hatfield
Frederick County
Carroll County
Samuel A. Lewis
de Gordon
Merriman
Cleve Gordon
Reese Merriman
Brunswick
Gordon
D. Princton Buckey G Craig
John Craig
Sens Tence
A. M. Wool
Henry Only
Only
John Hershberger
North Market Street
George
Osborna Allen
Sone
Allens
Peter
Sidgy! Urner
Alton ¥. Bennett
Canvass Underway For Childrens Aid Society Funds
The Frederick Childrens Aid Society canvass progresses with many teams active and satisfactory returns. A final quota is anticipated after more households are visited. campaigns focus on the city this week with county towns to follow. Compton Fined 705. Francis R Compton of Brunswick paid a total fine of 105 after pleading guilty to operating a vehicle under liquor influence and related reckless driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Childrens Aid Society of
Frederick
Compton
Francis R. Compton
Brunswick
Justice Blast
Monument to air mail pilot rests on Nittany range
Bellefonte Pennsylvania reports the Liberty motor of mail plane No. 385 carrying Pilot Charles A. Ames will lie as a monument in its rocky bed at the highest point of the Nittany mountains after a 10 day search ending October 10. The piece notes other mixed international trivia on tipping customs and tea rituals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellefonte
APJ
Liberty
Charles A. Ames
Nittany Mountain Range
Air Mail
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New York University
Elmer E. Brown
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S. A. R. Meeting
New York City
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Brooke Lee
Australia
Bashel
India
London
Eliza Shepard
Jack London
American Legion Auxiliary
Omaha
Valley of the Moon
Glen Hilen
Calif
Hatfield Bros. and
Duvall
Carroll
For Funds For Children's Aid Society
Czecho-Slovakia
United Sakes
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