Evosell Trial in Circuit Court for Disorderly House
A City jury retried Nettie Vessell on charges of maintaining a disorderly house. Evidence showed police entering the Vessell home October 26 with witnesses detailing immoral use and ongoing activity. Witnesses included neighbors and officers. defense sought local furniture dealer Bell and others for corroboration. Jury verdict reached after long deliberation amid a Fair week court closure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
Nettie Vossell
Vessell
Bell
West Fifth Street
Hay
Valance
Ease Schell
Charles
Et Richart Younes
Frank Crum
Ives
Walkersville
Te May
Bishop
J. LeRoy
Luther D. Bassard
Henry Ver
Alart B. Basford
En J. Hawket
Aubres M. Fuss
Ater
Hoover returns to White House after Rapidan Camp stay
President Hoover leaves Rapidan Lodge and returns to the White House. He retires to convalescence with his son Herbert and wife. The report notes the youth’s condition, a private treatment, and mentions ongoing care and related attendees at a local service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Rapidan Lodge
Whiteay
Herbert
Asheville
Start Work on New Bridge and Tunnel Widening
The project, on the Metropolitan line near Baltimore and Ohio access, will widen the current bridge to the southwest and extend the tunnel into the mountain. A 60 foot western end opening is planned, with the tunnel pushed 200 feet deeper, to allow trains to gain speed. About $2,000,000 will be spent, creating work for many Knoxville workers who were recently laid off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltiamore
Racruss
Macpen
Haers Perrys
Battymore and
Oh'o
Knoxvile
Enrollment figures show 10 284 students in Frederick schools
Frederick city and county September attendance tallies list 10 284 pupils across white and colored schools in one and two room, graded, high, and elementary divisions. Banners reward top groups while overall averages hover around 95 9 to 97 9 percent. consolidation moves send Hampton Valley pupils to Emmitsburg as state officials tour new facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Willowdale
Brunswick
Church Street
Middletown
Fourntain Mills
Hopelang
West Seventh Street
Marjorie Jones
West Brimswick
Gertrude Smith
Hampton Valley
Frederick County
Emmitsburg
Suspected Robbers Tied to Coca Cola Safe Heist in Hagerstown
Police in Hagerstown hold about 70 suspects linked to the Coca Cola safe robbery and a separate Tod Derinite scheme. Officers say two thieves were identified as the main suspects and could connect to other local robberies. Witnesses report one man boasted of “outing” the robbery and asked for large sums of money on multiple occasions. The case centers on a $200 to $300 haul from the Coca Cola plant and a failed past attempt to steal “the Sales Manager” funds. Also noted is Lieut. Dudley M. Page of the U.S. Navy spending time with family as he prepares to report for duty aboard the Destiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alves
Hagerstown
Mazeestown Cara Company
Ste
Hagertoxs
Dudley M. Page
U.S. N
Wiz
Dudes Page
Diddy Page
Beatted
Deen
Aginth
Edgewood Arsenal
Army
Page
Maryland Dr iest State Lead in U S Weather Report
An October issue of the USDA weather and crop bulletin shows Maryland as the driest state with less than one tenth normal rainfall from March to August. Virginia closely follows, with 56 percent of normal. The nation as a whole suffered drought, especially the East and Middle West, with 1930 figures up to September confirming Maryland, Missouri, Indiana, and Illinois among the driest. October promises continued drought as a cold snap looms, with freezing temperatures reported in Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Rocky Mountain
Dhao
Marsland
Virginia
East
Middle West
Missouri
Indiana
Ilinois
Potomac
Frederick
Fishermen Thought Lost Back On Land in Bridgeport
Three fishermen thought lost after their overturned craft was found adrift near Penfield reef lighthouse spent the night on land in Beatfield today. The men were rescued after their long ordeal and described spending hours at sea before reaching safety.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Cory
Beatfield
Penfield
Local official grants absois to ailing rail employee
In a brief notice, Reno S. Harp is granted an absolute discharge for medical reasons, with Lacca V. Han referenced in the accompanying approval. The fragment suggests a streamlined bureaucratic action affecting personnel welfare and rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Predertek
Siracgh Ios
Reno S. Harp
Lacca
Han
Dr Kefamsers Sessions Set Across New Orleans Event
Dr Kefamsers of Uroera argues at a weeklong session in New Orleans Louisiana. The Recovery Therapy Association holds multiple addresses during the event with various speakers and topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BH. J. Befamer
Uroera
Geccupationes Therapy Association
New Orleans
Kefamsers
Taneytown Man's Auto Kills Girl Aged 11
A Taneytown bank employee driving about 25 mph struck Marian J. Rehmeyer 11 near Shrewsbury Pa as she ran into the road. She died instantly from a broken neck and injuries. Coroner Zech ruled the accident unavoidable and did not order an inquest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susquehanna Rail
Shrewsbury
Marian J. Rehmeyer
HM. L. Rehmeyer
Glens Rock
R. D
James Carroll Koons
Taneytown
L. A. Zech
York
Rehmerer
Margaret Lenz
Melvin Jones
New Freedom R. C
Maurice Smith
Rehmeyer
Koons
Jessie Libhart
Chestnut Hill Avenue
Baltimore
Richard F. Cook
Baker Street
J. E. Kane
Cook
C. BH. Gerry
Zech
Shreysbury
Joan D. Kiime
Pennsylvania State Highway Patrol
Weyler Dies in Madrid at 92 Years Old
General Valeriano Weyler Spanish officer famed for Cuba policy dies in Madrid at age 92 after a fall from his horse on his 92nd birthday. Weyler rose to captain general the army and was a leading figure in Spain's colonial campaigns contributing to prewar tensions with the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Valeriano Weyler
Cuba
Weyler
Spain
Unemployment Question Taken Up On Tuesday
Washington Oct 20 The government to renew efforts to curb unemployment during the downturn will begin with a cabinet committee meeting at the White House under Secretary Lamont. Lamont first called the meeting for Tuesday but had to delay. commerce secretary after is with President Hoover would act as preliminary committee and later report to set up needed coordination.
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Washington
Lamont
Tedar
Bus
Commerce
Isvence
Hoover
Revenue bureau approves large tax refunds in 1924 case
In nal Revenue Bureau reports a misreadable item showing a 1924 tax refund approved by the treasurer. A sum of 216942 is noted as a fund transfer to the Western Maryland Railroad Company of Baltimore for an internal reassessment. The record cites Sonita and a minority committee member involved in the approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Representaire Garcfas
Innal Revenue Bureau
Sonita
Western
Maryland Raind Company of
Baltimore
Dr Olson Speaks at Hood Vesper Service in Brodick
Dr Gert Olson of Mount Methodist Episcopal delivers a Hood Vesper sermon on Revelations using the alphabet as a metaphor for Christ. He argues Jesus is the disclosure of God and urges deeper study of Christ to combat pagan influence and restore belief in divine wisdom.
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Gert “F. Olson
The
Mount Methodist Episcopal
Christ
Jesus
Olson
Chirist
Olop
God
Asia
Africa
America
de. Gison
Garist
Dr. Olson
Fair Week Streetcar Route Changes Announced
J Beworthy, Potomac Edison traffic manager, says Hagerstown Frederick Railway cars will shift routes via South Street and Carroll Street during fair days. Thar Tent division will detour to Square Corner and Market Street, with specific timing between 2:40 and 7:00 p.m. daily, except 3:00 to 7:00 p.m. changes on certain days.
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Hagerstown
Thurtort
Pia & Mm
BATES
Predenca
Hazerstown
Poiris
Priests Executed Report From Russia via Benin
A dispatch from Flame reports that two Roman Catholic priests were executed in Russia, with names given as Monsignor John Roth and Dean Jacob Woll. Woll was born in Odea in 1881.
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Russia
Benin
John Roth
Jacob Woll
Odea
Special Police Begin Their Patrol Of City
Special Police begin patrols as arrests occur. Charles Cones was arrested for drunk and disorderly conduct, taken to police court, and sentence suspended on condition he stay in the city. Other Saturday arrests include George M. Boert for disorderly conduct, Pink Grose for drunkenness, and George Wallace on street drunkenness. Hearings scheduled tonight. Boisterous baseball on Madison Street led to Officer Devubiss dispatch. youths and man released on own recognizance for tonight’s hearing.
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Fed
Chares Cones
Offcer Allen Bartgis
Justice Bennet
Polee
George M. Boert
East Sixth Street
Marks
Pit
Weat South Street
Jeane Schell
George Wallace
George Hollman
Madison Street
Weo Wem
Devubiss
Patriotic Display Held at Yorktown Anniversary
Yorktown Washington Oct 20 AP Thousands joined a patriotic display marking the 145th anniversary of the surrender at Yorktown. US cruisers blockaded the York River as governors Pollard of Virginia and Toby of New Hampshire and state representatives attended. Plans for a sesquicentennial observance next year were outlined.
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Yorktown
Tard Gesawallis
United States
York River
Pollard
Virzitta
Toby
New Hampshire
Two Men Killed in Gasoline Fire on Hudson River
A gasoline explosion aboard a barge on the Hudson River killed two men and left two others severely burned. Two tugboats and the tank barge were destroyed while a blast shattered windows along River Street and sent glass raining from multiple buildings on the opposite bank. The cause of the detonation remains unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.Y
Hudson River
Chetto
River Street
Watertict Street
Heads Insurers Ei elect venton of Tex association
A fragmented OCR item notes a leadership change in an insurer group linked to Texas. The text cites an election of a venton figure within the organization and references a 2000 date or benchmark, but the wording is unclear and compact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asoc
Elect Venton
Organmatic Tex
Balchen Weds Sweetheart of North
Balchen ties the knot with his North star bride in a small suburban ceremony. The couple, identified as Mr Balchen and his bride, exchanged vows in a quiet setting attended by close family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernt Balchen
North
Former Mayor Gaither of Union Bridge Dies at 89
Thomas S. Gaither longtime Union Bridge figure in Carroll and Frederick counties dies Sunday at his home aged 89. Survived by widow Nette Duddenay Gaither, son Ray, daughter Mary Gaither, two sisters and a brother. He served five terms as Union Bridge mayor and was a longtime justice of the peace. Funeral Tuesday at 2 PM from his home with burial in Linganore Cemetery.
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Thomas S. Galther
Carroll
Frederick Counties
Union Bridge
HI Fyeter
Patna
Henry Norris
Libertytown
Gaither
Henry Q
John Maynard Gaither
Unionville
Ilnenx
Linganore Cemetery
Blizzard Tops October Cold as Western New York Schools Close
Western New York villages shut schools due to a blizzard sweeping east from Lake Erie. Authorities and farmers battle blocked highways as cold set in, with a record 29 degrees at sunrise marking a rare October low since 1222.
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Buffalo
Moy
New York
Lake Erie
Mercury
Smallpox Outbreak Reported in Shepherdstown Area
Health authorities from Jefferson and Washington counties along with Berkeley county in West Virginia and Maryland act to control a smallpox outbreak in the Shepherdstown region near the state line. Dr. Edward Cameron cites 15 to 20 cases and calls for vaccine to curb the spread.
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Hagerstown
West Virgina
Washington County
Maryland
Regio
Shepherdstown
West Virgints
Maryland-West Virginia
Edward Cameron
Jefferson County
West Virginia
W. Ross Cannon
Jefferson
Washington
Berkeley County
Tarkington recovering from third operation
Indianapolis novelist Tarkington is reported recovering after a third operation performed at Johns Hopkins Wilmer Institute by Dr. Wilmer. The surgery came ten days after prior efforts and follows a period of hospital care with a noted emphasis on medical persistence and hopeful outlook.
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Tarkington
Baltimore
Bond Tarkinden
Indiana
Wilmer Institute of
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Wilmer
Remar
Demonstrations on foods held daily in county building
Miss Helen Pearson announced daily demonstrations by the Frederick County Federation on foods. Sessions occur in the Women's Building with schedules listing numerous clubs and participants across Tuesday to Friday, covering vegetable cookery, batter cakes, muffins, salads, bread, and related kitchen skills.
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Bern
Frederick County
Helen Pearson
Scheel Lane
Meytyland
Outer Ducry Pry
Elizabeth Bootie
Om. MuMns
Onionville
John Guither
Gen P. Vongail
Buckeye Town Club
Walter Bartlett
Dre
C. E. Nichols
Jutin Senaffer
Inbal Crum
Preseant Grove Club
Aubrey Derisa
Florence Fa
Beenie
Breddock Cie
Howard Quine
Curi] Klein
Bebo
Kemptown Club
Williems Browning
Mary E. Browning
Hyatitews Club
Ire L. Davie
Haaniece
Linthicum
Cain
Tramsville Club
Vincent Wiser
Marc Miler
Pleasant Club
C_ pee Devite
Pauline Etzler
Walkersvilletal
Seibel
Preek Faeberger
P. O
Keanor Thomas
Everhart
Minfitis
Lew Roekey
Mra
GG. Hendrickson
Bateer Middletown Club
Floyd
Chas
Bernesberg
Harry Howard
Lewistown
Oran Lease
R. Kivege
Woodsboro
M. Po Mer
New Agateket Club
Fillda Eteler
Sacer Shawbaker
Jefferson Club
Luther Remeburg
Luther Bussant
Schaffer
Helen Witter
of Rocks Club
Ming
E. L. Blessing
Cornelia Hickman
Irwaiteeburg Club
Harry Boyle
Mit
Ward Kerrigan
Schoo
Adamstown Club
Genevieve
Thomas
Mira
C. O. Gochnawer
Vexelavie Colserv
Liberty Club
B. Stone
Myrtle Carter
Barmogy Grove Club
Mise
Ethel Thomas
Nevin Dutter
Jug Bridge Club
Mids Market
Ison
Miss. Geo
Strasterger
Myersville
Edgar Bittle
Bowerd
Metzger
Cottage Green
Interclass Hockey Opens With Senior 2 0 Win
Hood College opens the interclass hockey season with the Seniors defeating the Juniors 2-0 in the first game. The Sophomores then beat the Freshmen 5-2 in Saturday action. The interclass cup will be awarded next spring to the leading team. 1933 class members will defend their title. Schedule lists matches through November with mixed Senior Sophomore and Freshman pairings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood College
Vemson
Bopino
Tentar Ereshman
Preah- Tan
Juni
Sophoman
Jude
Emmete
Two Men Die in Mine Cart Accident in Pa
In Connsiown Pennsylvania two workers were killed when a miners’ cart derailed crashing into a structure. Officials identified the victims and said the cause remains under investigation by the company and local authorities.
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Jared
Oticiais
Gy Hednu
Cheanu
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