Body of Unknown Frederick Fair Youth Found East of Catoctin
A 20 year old unidentified man was found near the eastbound tracks east of Catoctin station by a Baltimore and Ohio crew just before 2 am. He likely fell from a fast freight around 10:30 pm, suffering leg and arm injuries and head lacerations. Sheriff Crum and Justice Keller investigated. the death was ruled undetermined. The body was taken to Etchison and Son for burial prep while efforts to identify him continued.
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Baltimore and Ohio
Catoctin Station
Charles Seloy
Point of Rocks
Charles W. Crum
John F. Keller
Buckeystown
M. Br, Etchison and Son
Y M U A Campaign To Last Three Days
Y M U A prepares a three day campaign with fifty canvassers in pairs no captains or competition. Volunteers will seek personal subscriptions to fund Y M U A work for the coming year. The board aims for community support with a reduced budget and no deficit. Former Senator Ball Dead. Dec Wiltingen.
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Y.M. CA
Y. M
YM. C. A
Y.M. A
Weather Summary: Precipitation and Temperatures Reported
Weather data show 24 hour precipitation totals and temperatures. Mentions include measurements for Tamul and Kear regions with several numeric readings and timing notes. The garbled text also references conditions at Potomac Cavey and implies variations in mood or status.
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Potomac Cavey
Dorses
Cear
M . Monotwa Mascy
Armwood Taken to Somerset Jail Amid Guarded Return
Princess Anne Maryland October 18 Armwood is moved from Baltimore to Somerset County Jail under heavy guard. George Armwood accused of attacking Mrs Mary Denston a farm woman faces speeded trial plans with Grand Jury to be recalled Monday. State Attorney John Rooin says tension requires swift proceedings to prevent violence. Armwood is kept under guard in Anne while transportation and security measures continue.
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Princess Anne
Baltimore
George Armwood
Mary Denston
Somerset Qour i
John Rooins
Battimore
Nexre
Imo
Anne
Resana
Armwood
Former service man dies at home after illness
George E. Schell, a Gulf Refining Co driver, died at his Eust South street home around 12:30 this afternoon from a streptococcus infection after about two weeks of stomach trouble treated at Mercy Hospital Baltimore. He served overseas in World War I and was gassed. Survived by widow and two children Betty May 10 and Phyllis 5, and his mother Mrs Minnie Devituiss Sears. Funeral arrangements pending.
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George E. Schell
Guilt Refining Co
Eust South Street
Baltimore
Heney Reene
Mercy Hospital
Batiimon
Gulf Refining Company
Evangelical Reformed Sunday School
Independent Hose Co
Schell
Smalldren
Betty May
Anda. Phyliss
Minnie Devituiss Sears
Near
Braddock
cFGION Auxiliary Inducts Officers
Officers of the American Legion Auxiliary were installed Tuesday night at the Legion Home East Church Street Mrs Claggets E Ramsburg president presiding The event drew district representatives from Baltimore Hagerstown and Cumberland Installation directed by Mrs Charles S Houck Jr Western Maryland District Director who was elected first vice president of the State Auxiliary A gavel was presented by Mrs Ramsburg The latter will be installed Friday in Baltimore as district director Mrs Houck will be installed as first vice president and Mrs to Means ae enmetenemic Arad Toll chairman Also attending were Mrs Jonathan Wheatley Cambridge department president Mrs Artnur Sewell Balimors department secretary and Mrs Lucilla Steinler department membership chairman from Hagerstown and Cumberland who spoke briefly The Francis Scout Key Army has the honor of having the first state president the late Mrs Francis Howard Birely organizer of the state auxiliary It is the only auxiliary in the state with two former state presidents It is the first Maryland auxiliary to have colors lamp gavel bell and fire equipment for initiation It is the largest auxiliary in Maryland and has held the record for twelve years Mrs John H Albaugh member since organization and charter member has attended every meeting except two due to death The Auxiliary will present an entertainment and play in Winchester Hall Friday night Committees were appointed for the year with officers and committees listed T: page five reference continues
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American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Home
East Church Street
Claggets E. Ramsburg
Baltimore
Hagerstown
Cumberland
Charles S. Houck, Jr
Western Maryland
State Auxiliary
Ramsburg
Houck
Maryland
John H. Albaugh
Winchester Hall
Claggett E. Ramsburg
Wat. L. Simmons
Alice Glessner
Lewis L. Clem
Charles W. Taller, Jr
Paul B. Rhoads
Final Decision On Retail Code 15 Not Yet Reached
Washington October 18 AP. A final decision on the retail code and its controversial loss imitation provisions has not been reached by President Roosevelt. Officials had expected he would speak his mind, but he is delaying due to the many issues involved and will continue discussions.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Oegun Yeserday
Byrd's Condition Improves Amid Health Update
Admiral Byrd remains confined due to throat infection with steady improvement as plans form for joining the flagship and crew at Panama before departure. The base and vessel movements are coordinated amid ongoing medical attention and travel arrangements for the expedition.
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Cca
Ptessog
Tomorow
Bute
Jacob Ruppe
Byrd
Panama
Oversubscribed $900000000 bond issue reported
Roosevelt announced the bond issue had been oversubscribed, with subscriptions pouring in. The issue totals nearly $2 billion, bears 4 percent interest, matures in twelve years, callable in ten, with substantial farm price context noted. Nutmeg details include Norris case testimony and Norris defense in a separate shooting matter.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Apples Added to Relief Purchases by Government
Washington October 18 AP Apples today were added to surplus products to be bought for relief. Relief administrator Harry L Hopkins announced that 1000 carloads of Grade apples will be purchased along with butter cattle and an undetermined amount of wheat. He appropriated 300000 to buy apples. He said that between 5,000,000 and 10,000,000 worth of low grade cattle will be bought and processed for relief, mostly canned. The total wheat purchase amount is not yet determined.
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Washington
Harry L. Hopkins
Maryland delegates dress as pallbearers for repeal talk
Annapolis reports Maryland's delegates at the state convention formally favor repeal, with several delegates in mourning garb. James C. Shriver presided, Gov. Richie and Deputy A G Jones on stage. Testimony included calls that repeal would be a key liberty issue, while trading notes and foreign exchange moves were also cited. Sterling quoted at 4.62, call money at 1/2 percent.
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Starks Sag
Neo
Uuxiay
Teco
Largest Liar Claim Shocks Guana Community
A garbled note reports a claim involving Guana Keeiton and a residence, with unclear names and places. The fragment hints at an accusation or dispute tied to a home in Wasi agt oe Bc, but readable details are minimal. Further text is needed for a concrete summary.
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Elces Pees
Salvation Army Campaign Plans Discussed at Meeting
A Salvation Army advisory board meeting last night at 730 discussed plans for the campaign running October 30 to November 10. Captain Bernard Moreis read past two weeks figures showing 200 transient bods and 399 miles earned, with a goal to raise necessary funds for the coming year. Attendees included Charles A. Opel, Edward Moore treasurer, and local officials, stressing support to lift the Army off the streets of Fred and nearby towns. Stakeholders urged early contributions and highlighted organizational backing if goals are met.
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Bernard ©. Moreris
Loral Commandoy
Charles A. Opel
Charmuar
Gar Br
Alse
Edzardo Moore
Salvation Army
Arguni
Sunpork
Ganvun Rae Mortis
Wiggin Teaches Securities Corporation Topics
A fragmentary report from Washing bh Ont notes Wiggin discussing securities and corporate topics. The text includes scattered references to taxes, gambling terms, and unrelated proper names, with garbled OCR rendering.
Wild Ride Fatality Rally Impacts Odd Fellows Event
A frightening situation at an Odd Fellows gathering led to one death and injuries during a parade planning meeting on Oct 5. Celeste Thomas, president of the Rebekah Assembly of Maryland, chaired the session as committees announced a 1:30 assemble time at the State Armory for a parade route through downtown to City Hall.
Mrs Bertha Doak Dies After Highway Crash
Mrs Bertha Doak loses life when a car overturned twice near Monrovia causing one death and injuries to two others. Herman Beard was arrested on a charge of manslaughter after fleeing the scene, with witnesses noting alcohol impairment.
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Bertha Doak
Goodyear Hit With FTC Price Discrimination Charge
Washington reports the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company faces an FTC charge of price discrimination against Sears, Rosbuck and Company and other buyers in violation of the Clay Act. The suit cites decades of mail order tire price wars and awaits public trial after an early answer. The case names Goodyear president Taastett and other executives in the dispute over special tires for Sears and Rosbuck.
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Washington
Goodyear ‘Tire and Rubber Company
Federal Trade Commission
Sears Bordyck and Company
Commission
Rt Company
Government forces win Siam fighting report
Government forces win in Siam as reports from Bingiok Ort indicate a northern and central insurgent clash ended with government victory. The brief dispatch notes ongoing fighting and mobilization across Siam, with authorities confirming gains against insurgent positions as of December.
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Siam
Two Men Hold Up Bank and Escape With $4,000
An Associated Press report describes two men entering a bank, drawing pistols, and ordering tellers and customers to remain still as they took about $4,000. The robbers were described as courteous and did not harm anyone during the incident.
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Sepa
Tatel
Railroad Engineer Dies at Throttle in Yard Accident
An unidentified railroad engineer died today in a yard accident amid noisy machinery and fuel fumes. Officials say the incident occurred during routine yard operations at the city rail complex, prompting an investigation by the transportation authority.
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Ohio
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Charles H. Conley
Conley
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Frederick
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Y.M.U.A
Ball
Wiltingen
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Cfgion Auxiliary
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Ender
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Hephes
Jay
Cartle McKinney
Lorraine Supe
Charles Willam Smith
Wiester McKinney
Willard
Raymond Whlting
Lo Real
Whitdng
H. Dorsey Etchison
Bim
Waller E. Sinn
Lease
Fiuy
Willian M. Efigdon
Knoxville
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William M. Storm
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U.S
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Annapolis
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Harry C Levin
Bill
Franklin Fara
James ¢. Shriver
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Alber
T G. Richie
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Trsmas
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Hep Springs
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Menber
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Salvation Army Campaign
Wiggin
Securities Corporation
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Lot & Moastee
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Odd Fellows
Homer
Celeste Tthomas
Rebekah Assembly
Marylland
Nankoaf
State Armory
Benty
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Market
Churet
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Armory
City Hall
James H. Davis
Tacoma
Detree
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No. 16
Dundalk
Matislaughter
Herman Beard
Monrovia
Melek
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Kotl G. Bentd
Medah Jenh
Arnold Welss
Monrovit
T Hineft
Dn BP
Roop
New Market
Herman Beara
Jeers
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Bayt
Hamilton J. Sinstidselty
M. R. Etchison
Antiy
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Goodyear
Bingiok
Nate
Saalroad
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