Renewed inquiry follows hanging case in Frederick
In Frederick, a renewed inquiry was ordered after evidence suggested William Proctor, a local colored man, may have been involved in the hanging of George L. Robinson. Ernest Lane testified amid long questioning as authorities weigh ties between the two incidents and Proctor's prior legal history. Proctor remained in jail awaiting further investigation while Lane faced disorderly conduct handling.
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On &H
William Proctor
Frederick
George L
Pete" Robinson
East Street
Proctor
Ernest Lane
Bidens
Lane
Ben Phebus
Pheaug
Cat saves boy by riding dog chase scene
In a chaotic race tale a frightened LV Poor Dancy shouts while a hound pursues. Tiny Dotty and Wee Windy the terrier chase a runaway tile car as a cat leaps into Dotty’s arms. The crowd cheers as the dog halts, and Dancy proclaims the ride over with his hide saved.
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Dancy
Toran
Dotty
NEA Service, Inc
Emotional shock plea in Zenge case shocks Chicago
Defense for Mandeville V. Zenge cites severe emotional shock and a sudden madness fit to explain the mutilation slaying of Dr. Walter J. Bauer. A surprise conference revealed trial strategy as witnesses began testifying about Zenge’s condition and behavior.
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Chicago
Mandeville
Zenge
Walter J. Bauer
Cornelius J. Harrington
Zenga
Dr. Bauer
Reckless Driving Charges Dismissed in Local Collision
The investigation led by State Officer R F Lewis resulted in the dismissal of a reckless driving charge against Mrs Schneider after a two-vehicle crash. Other cases noted include a rear light violation against Aaseah Shane postponed to Thursday night and a separate assault/house entry by Palmer with injuries to Madeline Barber.
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E. Austin James
Sherman P. Bowers
James
Proctor
Frederick
Stowmaville
Robinson
Mullon G. Urner, Jr
South Mountain
Arthur Chambers
Roxbury
Chambers
Schnedes
Itagrstoen
C. W. Fiery
Chevy Chase
Mountain
Fiery
Schneider
R. F. Lewis
Aaseah Shane
Shane
George Layman
Lewis
Cueres
Palmer
Colored
Madeline Barber
West
Saints Street
George Hoffman
Daniel Swomley
Robert Staley
C. M. Norwood
Phobus
Biynenager
Widow Louise Shaffer Bauer Married Later
He suffered a severe emotional shock when she married, reflecting the strong attachments of Bauer's life story as she became his wife and widow.
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Louise Shaffer
Bauer
Chrysanthemums Featured At Carroll Garden Club Meeting
The October Carroll Garden club gathering at Mrs. William McKinstry’s home focused on chrysanthemums with readings by Mrs. Edwin D. Meredith and Mrs. Preston Myers, a piano solo by Miss Marianna Snader, and displays by Mrs. Bert Buckey and Miss Dorothy Zumbrum. Guests and residents shared plant care tips and a refreshments table was served.
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Union Bridge
Carroll Garden Club
William 2. McKinstry
Edwin D. Meredith
Ching
Preston Myers
Marianna Snader
G. 5
LaForge
Edna Fuss
Edgar Barnes
Alfred Zollickoffer
Waite Stone
Uniontown
Zollickoffer
Edgar Myers
Doroth Zumbrum
Bert Buckey
Dorothy Zumbrum
UGBS
George
Eugene Summerville
Alfred Buaic
Baltimore
Rey Broner
New Windsor
John Grime
Huth
Robert Clark
E.W. ‘Gulp
Cal
Methodist Episcopal ‘Church
Mukdeburg i
Oring Hem
Grayson predicts end of lateral in football era
Chicago Oct 16 Jock Sutherland University of Pittsburgh coach foresees the lateral pass being dropped from use by the 1935 season. He argues the open style will fade as the game emphasizes rugged contact and prompts protests against the pass, predicting fewer crowds unless the sport preserves its hard, physical nature.
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Chicago
Jock Sutherland
University of Pittsburgh
Panther
Sutherland
Pittsburgh
Exelythes
Thei Namits
Cuero
Stamps Feature South Africa Springbok Legend
A column notes Bushmen of South Africa praised the swift springbok for its supposed influence on prey. Eating a fast animal was believed to slow hunters, while consuming a slow recaptured prey would aid pursuit. The springbok’s head appears on stamps as a symbol of the country’s native fauna.
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South Africa
Stampa
NEA Service Inc
Football draws fans with contact and spectacle
The gridiron sport, like boxing, requires great effort and shows. In the end fans are attracted by the same lure that draws crowds to prize fights the chance to feel the drama up close.
Linganore Linganors Meet At Friendship Tonight
A Linganore Linganors event at Friendship is on for tonight with Mrs Mary and Marete Marley in charge. A council held at Local Grove Church on Pearl Street New York City described a route that touches Broadway twice, starting downtown on the east side then arcs south and west to rejoin Broadway in the far downtown district.
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Linganors
Friendship
Mary
Marete Marley
Grove
Pearl Street
New York City
Ram Dr
Broadway
Corn Hog Referendum Planned In Maryland Counties
County agents and hog control leaders in Western Shore Maryland discuss the October 26 corn-hog referendum. Frederick and surrounding counties plan meetings to explain the program and collect signups as part of the extended adjustment initiative amid efforts to curb overexpansion in hog production.
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Maryland
Frederick County
Baltimore
Henry R. Shoemaker
Murray Nicodemus
Unionville
Frederink County
Board of Directors
WL ix
Paul Nyatrom
Bhoemaker
Wheat Control Asso
Ciation
Frederick
TRY THIS NEW FOOT REMEDY FOR TIRED FEET
A damaged ad style notice promotes a foot remedy claiming to ease burning feet and tired skin. It targets people who wear high heels or stand all day, urging readers to buy inexpensive “Toten” from their local dealer to relieve soreness.
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Aduwa
Italy
Milan
Ethiopia
Baraweri
League of Nationa
Geneva
Baron Pompeo Aloud
Laval
France
Enrique Ruiz-Ciunacu
Teleage Council
Anthony den
Tekla Hawariate
Doty
Wee ‘Dotty
Gabby
ARBO
F Tappy Grayson
Akira
Duster
Née
Farrow
Klein
Linganore
Cornaog
Freder
Ick County
Growers
Dr. Morris Fishbein
Quaker City
North Market Street
Hickory Town Distilling Co
Hanover
Thom
Lomnottow
Gro
Cery
Excelsior
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