Frederick Fair Opens Amid Cold Winds Attracts Small Crowd
The 65th Frederick Fair opened in chilly, wind swept conditions with a smaller morning crowd. The Yellow Springs Concert Band led a morning parade, state police set up at the grounds, and concession stands buzzed as exhibitors prepared for four days of displays, food, and entertainment. Weather forecasts anticipate rising temperatures and sunny skies for Wednesday, aiming to boost attendance.
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Frederick
Yellow Springs
John F. Fischer
M. A. Pepersack
Frederik
Fair Ground
Crum-Eisenbauer
Hazerstown
Frederick Fair
Train Hits Bus Near Memphis Injuring Seventeen
Seventeen persons were injured when an Illinois Central passenger train struck a bus at a grade crossing on the outskirts of Memphis Tennessee. Several passengers were said to be severely hurt. The accident occurred today and authorities began assessing the scene and aiding victims.
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Memphis
Tenn
Ilinois Central
Fair exhibits swell at Frederick County show
Frederick County Agricultural Society reports broadening, richer exhibits across all departments at the annual Fair. While Monday notes some spaces unfilled, displays in Agriculture, Dairy, Forestry, hardware, law and other booths show extensive readiness, with notable items from U S Department of Agriculture, Yzask Walton League, Maryland Bee-keepers, and local firms.
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Frederick County
Frederick
Yzask Walton League
State Conservation Department
Maryland
WL EL Gosnell
James E. Soli
Izaak Walton League
State Conservation Headquarters
E. A. Andrews
Marrland Bee-keepers’ Association
Economy Silo and Manufacturing Company
Maryland Tuberculosis Association
Pauline Michael
Seeger and Company
Chapline Auto Supply Company
Lutheran Working Society of
Walkersville
Ed. Wimmerman
State Department of Forestry
C. Cyril Klemm
K. E Pfeiffer
Frederick County Farm Bureau
PW. Chichester
Seven Inches Snow Falls in Olean New York
Olean New York records its heaviest October snow with seven inches dumped citywide after a storm began yesterday afternoon and continued overnight. In Cumberland the temperature fell sharply this morning with some mountains seeing as low as 26 degrees and snow in the air.
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Olean
N. Y
Cumberland
Further honor for Bishop Murray receives public reception
Right Rev. John Gardner Murray bishop of Maryland will be feted at a Baltimore Lyric Theatre reception upon his return from New Orleans where he was elevated to the highest office in the Protestant Episcopal Church. The event tentatively set for October 29 will feature prominent speakers and various church leaders as plans are finalized by a state wide committee headed by former Governor Phillips Lee Goldsborough.
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Lyric Theatre
Baltimore
New Orleans
Protestant Episcopal Church
Bishop Murray
Tate-Wide
Phillips Lee Goldsborough
Brent Keyser
Blanchard Randall
Stevenson A. Williams
Belair
William P.lane
Hagerstown
C. J. B. Swinfell
T. J. GC. Wiliams
William Ingel
Tasker G. Lowndes
Cumberland
Laigh Bonsal
John Glenn
Henry Barton Jacobs
Charles O. Scull
Thomas Fell
Annapolis
Holmes D. Baker
Frederick
Murray
Fuse of Bishops
Church Council
H. P. Almon Abbott
Grace
St. Peter's Church
House of Bishops
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
House of Deputies
Times- Picayune
Cook
Delaware
Marvnland
Minister Found Dead in Baltimore Home
Rev. David IL Allison longtime assistant rector of St. Michael's and All Angels EP Church was found dead in his bed at his 2212 North Charles street home from heart disease. He resigned last March due to health and served since as assistant rector emeritus. He is survived by his widow and two daughters Mrs Campbell L Stirling.
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Baltimore
David ‘Il Allison
St. Michael's and All Angels Protestant Episcopal Church
North Charles Street
Allison
St. Michaels Church
Campbell L. Stirling
School Children Killed in Vineville Collision
Two school children were killed and two injured when their car collided head on with a street car near Vineville, Georgia. A fallen wire disabled street lights briefly, delaying repairs.
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Maron
Vineville School
Cty
Lloyd George backs prohibition in Britain as economic boon
Former Prime Minister David Lloyd George told a London audience that prohibition in America is an experiment worth study. He argued Americans prosper not from gold but from abstaining, noting Britain spent 16 million pounds on a coal shortage and asserting no party dares advocate national prohibition in the United States.
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London
David Loyd George
United States
Lloyd George
City Temple
Great Britain
England
USA
America
Americas
Byers critiques Western Maryland rail hearing as useless
Baltimore October 20 AP President Maxwell C Byers head of the Western Maryland Railway says the Chicago Labor Board hearing on the strike of engineers firemen and hostlers has not resolved the issue and expects no further board interest. He notes freight movement levels for days around the strike and claims operations remain normal with public not inconvenienced.
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Baltimore
Maxwell C Byers
Western Maryland Railway
Settlor Board
Chicago
Western Maryland
Labor Board
Byers
Death by Own Action Shocks Hagerstown Farmer
David M. Ridenour, 63, a prominent Mt. Lena fruit grower in Washington County, died after shooting himself in bed. He had failed health and had twice attempted suicide last week. his wife found him unconscious and he died two hours later. Credit for other items flows through Hood College Paderewski concert plans and a liquor charge against Teijah Mason.
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Hagerstown
David M. Ridenour
Mt. Lena
Washington County
Storm Hits Michigan Harbor Shelter in Petoskey
A violent late autumn storm sweeps Petoskey and southern Michigan with snow flurries and plummeting temperatures. The harbor shelter pier is at risk of collapse as one of the strongest gusts endangers the structure and local mariners.
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Michigan
Petoskey
Mich
Ind
Sorthern
Raid 30 Cabarets And Supper Clubs
New York Oct. 20 AP Broad Way cabinets and supper clubs faced federal action as Buckner’s agents served papers to about thirty venues on charges of selling liquor. Targets included Lido, Piccadilly Hampton, Piping Rock, Game Cock, and Golden Eagle, with scenes of excitement and hurried bottle destruction as agents entered.
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New York
Wong
United
Buckner
Lido Voenlee
East Fifty-third Street
Fifth Avenue
Buelner
Hhis
Manktattan ‘Pesorts
Nquor
Fisk
Sdpper
EL Fey Club
Tins Square
Piping Rock
Hampton
Piccadilly
Walt Moon
Broadway
Golden Eagle
Greenwich Village
Frontiersmen clash along Grego Bulgarian border near Demirhissar
Adams dispatch reports fighting for 19 hours on the Grego Bulgarian frontier near Demirhissar with no independent confirmation. Bulgarian forces reportedly attacked a Greek post near Demirhissar, killing a Greek official. a Greek captain delivering a white flag was shot. Demirhissar lies in Macedonia about 45 miles northeast of Saloniki. Episcopal budget adopted in New Orleans, funding set at 3,510,000 yearly. Virginia Methodist conference backs continued talks toward reunifying the North and South branches of the church.
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Richmond
Virginia Methodist Conference
Methodist Episcopal Church
Firemen Busy After Two Alarms At Junior Engine House
Firemen answered two silent alarms within an hour at the Junior engine house. A transformer fire on East Fenrih street lit up briefly before the crew arrived, then the second alarm on North Market street involved a pole near Charles B. Groi vaught property caused by a draft in wiring. Chemicals were used to suppress the blaze with little damage reported. Strike May Spread Across Rail Line. The Atlantic Coast Line Telegraphers strike may spread to signal men as management substitutes nonunion workers, warns Railroad Labor Board.
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Itile
East Fenrih Street
North Market Street
Charles B. Groi Vaught
Chicana
Atlantic Coast Line
D. W. Help
Brotherhood of Railway Signal Men of America
Help
Railroad Labor Board
Signal Men
Kentucky woman indicted in mine explosion insurance case
Mrs. William H. Turner, living in Trenton New Jersey, is indicted by Pike County grand jurors over an alleged scheme to collect $25,000 on the death of her husband in a mine explosion case. She is the fifth person charged in the investigation into the McCarr mine disaster that killed two men and left one missing. Authorities say she may not have been part of the dynamiting plot but faces a true bill along with relatives tied to the affair.
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Grandstand
Brandstand
Idhn G. Lewis
Modern Lighting Company
Cramer
Nicodemus Sca Cream Company
Winson
Nicodemus Booth
Hood
College Sims
United Cigarees
Clarence Shepherd
C. Thomas Kemp
Storm and Shipley
Henry K. C. Fox
Associated Fresh
Pikesville
William H. Turner
Mc Carr
Pike County Grand Jury
Turner
Pike County
Final effort to raise submarine S-51 near Block Island
New London Conn Oct 29 with four mooring buoys attached to which the pontoons will be connected on arrival from Norfolk Navy Yard the navy will make a final attempt to raise the submarine S-51 lying at the ocean bottom off Block Island heavy seas hinder diving and divers report the craft has shifted and lies on its side mud piles above the propeller shaft and forward port side
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New London
Conn
Norfolk Navy Yard
United States Navy
Block Island
No Light Wines Statement Dismisses Liberal Alliance Plan
Washington October 20 API Warne B Wheeler general counsel of the Anti Saloon League failed at the White House today after a conference with the President he issued a statement saying the maze launched by the National Liberal Alliance Association for beer and light wines would probably be mostly brass band with a tiny parade following it
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No Light Wines
Washington
Api—Warne B. Wheeler
The
AntiSaloon Learns
White House
National Liberal Aliance Association
Speculators Gain in New York Market Drive Up Rail Shares
Speculators gained control of the stock movement in New York trading today by bidding up railroad material and equipment shares. Bear selling pressure cooled after three volatile days and trading returned to a normal pace.
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Advance
New York
Dave
Tradjing
Acain
Weather records show 35 degrees overnight in Baltimore
The official weather record notes a low around 35 degrees with a 31 degree reading reported elsewhere. An old spell trend moving east is noted, and the forecast predicts Baltimore may drop toward 20 degrees tonight as AP reports presidential news.
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