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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1927

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Clearing Weather Likely For Frederick County Fair Day

Weather outlook remains unsettled as showers threaten the second day of the Frederick County Agricultural Society fair. Officials warn rain could delay grandstand events and racing. Governor Rivers and state dignitaries expected Thursday if conditions clear.

Frederick Coun Agricultural Society Patrick Street Cire Fair Association Oftee Anyope Dhe Magelics Rone Wadiington Weather Bureau Governor Rivers Ritchie

J Markey Returns From Europe After Legion Convention

Col J Markey, aide to Gen Pershing and Maryland National Guard commander, arrived in Frederick after attending the American Legion Convention in Paris. He landed in New York Monday and traveled by motor, meeting a business session in Baltimore and heading to Washington for cant duties. He was accompanied by Mrs Hughes and others and is expected to return to the city soon.

D. Joan Markey Jobn J. Pershing Paris France American Legion Frederick Markey New York City Wiath Metropolis Uith Re Legion Battmore Rederick Summerall Aff United States Army Maryland National Guard Legion Persh Alan B. Hi Toa Thomes Lipton Charles A. Lene Stra. J. Hansbew Markey Brian E Hughes Newak United States Baltimore Washington Newark Ube Ata Psoudo Piteher George F Hane Methesda Bethesda Auto Jonson Johnsons Californix Florida Walter Johnson Konean

OAL Barge Adrift and Crew Rescued

The coal barge Dominion, breaking from the Jupiter, drifted off Lewes Delaware with four men and nine women aboard. They were rescued at 1 39 a m today by Star Gresham from Care May after the Jupiter’s attempt to connect with the barge. The incident follows the Jupiter leaving port last night.

Lewes Del Dominion Wwe S Tar Gresham Care May Jupiter Norfolk

Frederick Town Hallowe en Preparations Fill Shops

Frederick residents begin buying novelties for Halloween on October 31 as stores stock wigs masks black cats bats and skeletons. The piece notes festive decorations orange and black themes with party supplies, games, and centerpieces. It also reports the birth of a seven pound daughter to Mr. and Mrs. C Elmer Geisber at Frederick City Hospital.

Fredericktonians Hallowe'en Nahi Favor Uits Hallowe‘en Jim Liv Frederick Hallowe'en Demo Uncle Sam C. Elmer Geisber Park Place Frederick City Hospital

Roads Washed Out by Record October Rain in County

Heavy rainfall battered the county with over two inches since Sunday, washing out streams and damaging roads. The Potomac and Monocacy rivers rose, temperatures stayed in the 40s, and snow fell in parts of North Carolina, signaling a severe early-season pattern. Officials forecast rain easing Thursday with clearing, cooler conditions.

Maryland Garrett County North Carolina Potomay Indienet Atlantic Seaboard Washington

Gooldige Praises General Meade at Gettysburg Memorial

President Coolidge lauded General Meade as a responsible and reliable commander in a ceremony at the Botanical Gardens. He praised Meade’s restraint after Gettysburg, his steady leadership, and clear conscience, noting his uncommon character and trusted judgment.

Washington George Gordon Arcade Pennsylvania Coolidge Gettysburg Botanical Gardens Capitol Cooldge Meade Lee

Prosecution Opens on Teapot Dome Case in 1921 Visit

The defense rests on Sinclair and Fall while jurors hear how a 1921 Christmas visit to Interior Secretary Fall's New Mexico ranch led to a push to lease Naval Oil Reserve No. 3 Teapot Dome. Littleton argues secrecy originated with the Navy and ties the lease to oil storage aims and possible corruption.

Washington Harry F. Sinnclaiy Albert, B. Pall Teapo Dome Naval Oil Reserve New Mexico Martin W. Littleton Sinclair Fall Naval Reserve No. 3 Teapot Dome Far Ag Aaive Ted Sinclair Osage Oklahoma Littleton Navy Interior Department Theodore Roosevelt Jr Ags Asistant Pearl Harbor Robison Fonter Bain Bureau of Mines A. W. Ambrose Bai Ambrose Atlantic Gulf Amid Wyoming Wes Fali Attron Teapug Dome Ats T ™ Rivera Senate E. C. Finney Telary Interior Maral Oserves Maphall Geologica Mendenhall Flanes Finney

Judging Staff Busy Selecting Prize Winners At Fair

Concessionaires dejected as heavy rain continues while White assistants compile lists of premium winners. Judges and volunteers, including University of Mary land experts, work to sift exhibits and allocate classes as crowds seek shelter and hotel rooms fill nightly.

Emsenohl Ite Fuval Peresus Attclals Lot Brederick County Ayreunue Te Vetiere Concessionalia Hkl Opersung University of Marylaf DeVoe Meal L. i Ingham Vierhel Jer Hordenttme V. Mc Keilor Dorothy Emerson McPhertfer Fradels Scorn Ker James H. Grove Eugene A. Crore Mian Nan Honck Mire Fare Honek, Jr Alba Charley C. Bilser John F. Moran M.F. Houck William Lo Culler C. E. ¥. Myers RK. P. Ross Pauline McCardell Clarence Barrick Les BP. Hiteshaw Kinney Cromwel Kessler J. N E. C. Harding Abs J. McCurdy George A Stoutt Lloyd C. Culler Harry M. Howard Renn Wills John T. Best Robert, Smith Edward D. Grove D. Princeton Zacharias Elmer Brown JL E Jacob’ Rosenstuck Gress Chaz O. T. Bennett Gilmer Schley Philip R. Winebrewer W_ B. Catshall David Cramer Rosa Burser George F. Smith D. Michas CW. Zimmerman OD Shriner Ec Arne William D. I. Cingcott Ramshay L. “Coblentz Thomas Harry Dore U ‘Ard

Earl Carroll Pays Fine Awaiting Parole

An Atlanta man identified as Earl Carroll pays a fine on a charge of perjury and awaits parole. Records indicate the fine was paid before his release date and sentencing papers are prepared as authorities proceed.

Earl Carroll Atlanta Perin Omar Ak goGn

Walter Johnson Visits Fair to See Poultry Exhibit

Walter Johnson toured a local fair to inspect his poultry exhibit. The feature notes his Kansas farm roots, long baseball career, and fondness for animals, plus mention of other Virginia stories and a cadet corps strike at VMI.

Walter Johnson Lee Tevet Walter Water Johnson Bisehel Kansas Ikea Rung Sulimean Feara Wen Waddell Christy Matthewson Hans Waaner Adet Corps

Winter Wheat Good State Survey Shows

Washington report outlines crop and weather for the week ending yesterday. Maryjead describes warm start with heavy rain, then fair cool days. Light frost across areas caused no material damage. Winter wheat ranks excellent with four inches height in the West. Apples quality very good though storage poor. Virginia notes favorable for farm work with corn harvest underway and tobacco curing progressing. Cotton picking continues and peanuts yield decent quality.

Washington Maryjead Virginia

Coat Snatcher Held for February Grand Jury

A man named Markel, about 45, snatched a fur coat from a booth in the Grandant Building at Feir Qroanés on a Tuesday afternoon. Deputy Clyde Hauver chased and captured him nearby. the coat was recovered. He was held on $1000 bond awaiting the February grand jury and preliminary hearing before Justice P. Bowers.

Thomas Kemp Feir Qroanés C. G. Mariel Anksons Markel Sherif Clyde Hauver Hauver Lny P. Bowers Market

Pennsylvania censored for speed of its trains

A report to the Interstate Commerce Commission from the Safety Bureau found the Pennsylvania Railroad at fault for excessive speed on the Broadway Limited. An eastbound derailment near Gallivan, Pennsylvania, caused two deaths and three injuries, with the report blaming excessive speed and inadequate track curvature safety margins.

Washington Pennsylvania Railroad Broadway Limited Interstate Commerce Commission Its Safety Bureau Pene Gallivin Traretifs

Attempt To Wreck Pittston Church Reported

Wrecking attempts were made on Pittston Church and a road house near Scranton. The Pittston church sustained minor damage while the road house in Drinker near Scranton was damaged by fire. Reverend Winters, pastor of the parish, was out of town. In Cleveland Ohio a fire killed Rams R Williams, his wife and four children early today.

Pittston Church Witke Rare Kemau Cathet Drinker Scranton Cleveland Rams R. Williams

Officials tour Potomac Edison facilities and affiliates

A visiting delegation from AW.W.ANDE.CO and executives from The Potomac Edison Company toured facilities in Hagerstown Williamsport Frederick and Baltimore. The group viewed the US Homeport power station storage terminal and security plant while inspecting offices and transit links before traveling to New York aboard Congress Lun.

American Water Works and Electric Company, Inc Potomac Edison Company Paredt Company Rgeats Vf Riley WL. Langley and Company Sullivan and Cromwell New York Hagerstown Hamilton Wee Han Willamsport Hagerstowe Potomac Exision Company Rise Kddge Trasnportation Company Alan Security Fraderick Francis Scottied Frederick Baltimore Congressional Lima Aeany National Distillers’ Corporation Harry Towle W. A. Harriman Charles Pilaar Era

A W W and E Company Hails Photo Tuned Power Plant

The A W W and E Company head praised the Tou pert power plant after testing its performance. Officials lauded efficiency and reliability as key gains for the regional energy supply.

Porter hails Williamsport visit for new 50.880 watt generator

H Hobart Porter president of American Waiter Works and Company calls the Williamsport station visit a splendid project. He notes a 35 member official party, a large inspection group, and satisfaction with the trip. Potomac Edison official Emory J. Coble also attends and comments on the schedule.

H. Hobart Porter American Waiter Works and Company Williamsporter Porter American Water Works and Electric Commpany Paedes MLOF Riley Potomsc Eotion Company Schedal Wr. Riley Emory J. Coble Frederick Potomac Edison Commons Teinchem Tisairlnek Nett Immediateis Ty Baltimore

Trial Period No Parking Ordinance Draws Protest

A proposed no parking rule sparked merchant protests as traffic officials weigh a trial period starting September 12. Citizens debate enforcement while merchants warn of losses and limited buyers during the plan.

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