Hundreds of Homeless Men in Cold Shifts and Shelter
Early reports describe hundreds of homeless men in New York shivering amid frost, with municipal lodging houses overwhelmed and 300 men housed on a municipal steamboat. Meanwhile Virginia sees frost and snow flurries as a northwest cold snap hits, with ice and light frost reported in Maryland and record lows in parts of the state.
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New York
Inter
Virginia
Richmond
Weather Bureau
Grand Visitation of Loyalby Chapter No 52 Eastern Star Held
The Grand Visitation of Loyalby Chapter No. 52 of Middletown Order of the Eastern Star was held October 2 at Memorial Hall Middletown with 150 members and guests from Frederick Bagerstown Baltimore Chevy Chase Sharpsburg Keedysville and other places. Dinner preceded the meeting at Old Rose Inn. Miss Ethel M. Keller greeted, Worthy Patron Byron A. Winebrewer Frederick gave the welcome. Addresses were given by Mrs Amands Hickman Baltimore Horace Troth Chevy Chase D C and Dr Was H Beetes Baltimore. Gifts were presented to the Worthy Matron and Worthy Grand Patron by Loyalty chapter officers. Miss Ang Ryan deputy grand secretary received a token from Miss Barry M. Gross. Entertainment included chorus by Mrs Arthur Remisberg solo by Miss Julie Mefauver reading The House by the Side of the Road by Miss Evel Keller and a quartet of A Remsberg F C Remsberg Z H Remsberg V W Doub. Refreshments followed a cordial hour.
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Loyalby
Middletown
Order of the Eastern Star
Memorial Hall
Frederick
Bagerstown
Baltimore
Chevy Chase
Sharpsvurg
Keedysville
Old Rose Inn
Ethel M. Keller
Byron A. Winebrewer
Amands Hickman
Horace Troth
D.C
Was. H. Beetes
Pitts
Ang Ryan
Mire Barry M. Gross
Arthur Remisberg
Toval
Miss Juta
Mefauver
German Miners Killed in Explosion at Lecce Mine
Berlin reports the Austrian government press service said about 100 miners died in an explosion at the Lecce Acna mine. Rescue workers and injured were listed, with several men identified by name and hospital treatment noted.
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Berlin
Tasian
Duteas
Acna Toul
Lecce
Bodice
Wisi Wiw
Moran Arrested After Loitering on Vagrancy Charge
George Moran once a North Side gang leader and Capone rival was arrested early today at a roadhouse west of Waukegan. He was held in a $50,000 bond on a vagrancy charge and taken to Watthegan. Moran, linked to public enemies by the Chicago Crime Commission, had been missing since the Lingle slaying tied to gang defections.
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Chicago Crime Commission
Moran
St. Valentine Day
Capone
Chicago
Alfred
Jake) Lingle
Chicago Tribune
Lingle
Coldest October Night in 26 Years Recorded in Frederick
Frederick shivered as Monday night plunged to 24 degrees, the coldest October night in 26 years and near the record low of 23 set in October 1904. A heavy killing frost damaged king flowers and vegetation, leaving blackened, somber landscapes this morning.
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Washington County
Hagerstown
Keadyside
Frederick
Railroads to Continue Half Rate on Stock
Washington reports railroads will maintain the 50 percent reduction on stock shipments through December 1 to move livestock out of the affected area and feed in.
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Washington
Boorer
Toatay
Avestock
Attay
Frederick Chamber of Commerce displays county products at fair
The Frederick Chamber of Commerce presents a 31 foot long exhibit under the grandstand showcasing Frederick county goods. The booth, the first of its kind, features iron stoker, baked goods, coffees, canned goods, brushes, gold fish, brick, bottled milk, chicken feed, printing, hosiery, steel products, a large centrifugal pump, and automobile accessories with a Frederick branch display. Information available from chamber members.
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Frederick
Prederby
Imagamabie
Automobile Chub of
Maryland
Catholics Kidnapped and Priests Murdered by Chinese Reds
AP reporting that 17 Catholics including seven priests and 10 nuns were seized in Central Klang province. Two priests were killed, others held as hostages while bishops and clergy from Italian, French, and Chinese missions were among captives. One bishop and a priest were reportedly released to arrange ransom.
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Shanghai
Usw
Costages
Kian
Klang Province
Tianan Lagarist Catholic
Bishbog
Ran‘gom
Middletown Debt Details and Missionary Meeting Plans
Middletown and Frederick County officials outline debt reductions and bond issues totaling about 1.43 million dollars with various school and road bonds. The Women's Missionary Society of Maryland Classis holds a district institute in Middletown with speakers from outside and local committee arrangements led by Mrs. Monte Cebels.
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Calvin Staund
Bagiad
Ton Feild
Les
Eal G Hermenon
Afernoon
Tanaheon
Alen R_ lacge
Mot Monte DD. Cebélents
Missionary Society of Christchurch
Middletown
Joan & Atene Mex Witter Remsberg
J. Fred Main
Charlotte Remsberg
Millard Riddlemoser
Clinton Malo
George Cob~ Yentr
Maudice Holter
John Holter
Frederick City
Women's Missionary Society of Maryland
Sirs
Robert Foits
Hagerstown
Elmer E. Dison
This City
Orst
Lewis K. Woodward
Westminster
Maurice D. Cobleniz
Genevieve Thomas
Adamstown
HD. Beachkey
Thurmont
H.C
Finishing Street Work on North Market Street
Crews from the Chesapeake and Potomac Company and E G Valentine Company sub contract to finish underground telephone cable on North Market Street. Asphalt and top dressing are applied as lineman extend cable from conduit to conduit. work reaches Market and Third streets at noon and to Seventh Street later.
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Chesapeake and Potomac Company
E.G. Valentine Company
North Market Street
Market
Third Streets
Seventh Street
Two Killed As Express Hits Two Auto Trucks
In Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania on October 21 an express train of the Central Railroad of New Jersey collided with two automobile trucks. The dead are Lee George aged 50 a huckster from Wilkes Barre and Augusta Modellan aged 55 a school teacher from Kingston. The crash occurred at the Scott Xreth creasing a busy junction in the area.
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Wilkes Barre
Central Railroad of New Jersey
Lee George
Augusta Modellan
Kingston
Scott Xreth
Cir
Woods Named Head of Unemployment Relief
Washington October 21 Arthur Woods former police commissioner of New York City who led the 1921 porton reform was asked by President Hoover to head the new unemployment relief agency tasked with easing distress during the water crisis.
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Woods
Wasington
aArthur Woods
York City
Harding
Pres. Hoover
Robbers Take $9 342 From Insurance Branch Heist
Three soldiers with a sawed off shotgun robbed the Pridential Life Insurance branch on Westchester Avenue in the Bronx and escaped with $ 9 42. Det Amatver reports the incident as police investigate the anniversary note in a confusing follow up.
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New York
Pridential Life Insurance
Mpeny
Westchester Ave
Bronx
Montgomery Jurors Drawn for November Circuit Court Term
Jurors for the November term of Montgomery County Circuit Court, to convene November 10, were drawn by Judge Robert B. Peter. Listed are jurors from Laytonsile, Clarkburg, Poolesville, Rockville, Colesville, Damascus, Bethesda, Olney, Gaithersburg, Potomac, Barnesville, and Damascus each with four or five names, including Walter B. Buxton and Mammy J. King among others.
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Rockville
Robert B. Peter
Laytonsile
Eimer
Steen
Thomas D. Griffith
George H. Smith
Clarksburg
Raymond King
George Best
Waltis BE
Perry and
Thomas
Hampton
Olney
Walter B. Wallich
Wiliam J. Somes
Robert C. Meters
Maur Sea
Stabler
Gaithersburg
William R. Rabbitt
Charles J. Johnson
Benjamin C. Woodward
Zadoc M. Cooke
Potomac
Charles E. Snouffe
Harry T. Bissett
Frank Counselmaz
Barnesvile
John V. Nicholson
Howard C. Roberson
William C. Brown
Damascus
Robert S. Moxley
Walter B. Buxton
Mammy J. King
Wheaton
Frank J. Welsh
William Klansman
Clayton Rabbitt
Francis S. Blunder
Mathes J. Trimble
Hawks Fly to Capital at 186 Miles an Hour
An ambitious report notes a Hawks team flight to Washington reaching speed of 186 miles an hour. The brief item gives arrival times around 7 50 a m and references travel from a Virginia location, marking a rapid journey and a strong team presence in the capital.
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Hawks
Capital
Unclear text fragment on officer charges and court
Fragmentary report notes Officer Mares charged with assault and resisting arrest. Mention of fatigued state and pending court appearance. George M. appears in partial context, with improvised remarks and unclear timing.
Bright And Cold October Day Opens Fair
Bright cold October day opens a county fair with diverse exhibits. Local artists like Joe Mereilt and Helen L. Smith display paintings and china plates. booths feature chocolate, nuts, jams, jewelry, and festive garden scenes. Farm and garden products highlight the Frederick County Pomona Grange displays with produce, grains, fruits, and canned goods.
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Wesslasarig
Joe Mereilt
Steward
Guarnsborgugiv
Francis Geott Key Chocolate Shop
St West Patrick Street
Ideal Nut
Ideal Chocolate Company
Lancaster
Ladies Guild of the Reformed Church
Utica
Misse Look
Mn. Grayson
Dar[4s Company
Philadelphia
M. PB. Moller Company
A. A. Lough and Son
Alred G. Zimmerman
Palma
Fem
Frederick
Fronerati
Varius
County Fair Opens with Free Entry for Children Under One
Drought affects first day at Frederick County Fair with light attendance and water shortages. Attractions include balloon ascensions, races, and a cavalcade proposal. Children under one admitted free, Friday designated as Children’s Day to honor county farmers and granges.
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Frederick Som Africuluumi Society
Zaerhiel Mits
Howtis
Gramiga
Behgad Ender
Frederick County
Pam Bares
Granges
Gromult
Whederice County
Plenos
Victrales
Rednog
Aba
Nes
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York Municipal Lodging House
RAND
Royalty Chapter
Alsdorf
Hasty L. Bahn
Weewrinser
Annie M. Warn
Gettissars
Hahn
Hoepim
Ina
Young Bahn
Sir Fun
James
Ol Prederec
Frederea
Frederek
Fredeck
Freder
Predereck
Middietown
Agi Creagetsioun
Bemusburg
Emmistburg
Eremeer Emminburg
Ibana
Tel
Turtana
Tos Etberly
Ona Woodsboro
Woulsboro
Peversy
Baste
Neasant
Nemenees
Jeferson
Siulemmony
Armen
Pond Tuscarora
Too Burkittsville
Bavenger
Braddock
Brunswick
Walkershire
Bugs” Moran
Tank Corps
Port George G. Meade
J. Frank Suppee
United States
Willem F. Miler, Jr
Edward Chalfant
Ridgeville
Mensa Kaiz
Aogt
Chalfant
Seling
Marikel
WoLume Bel
Iicle
Bet J
Calltaomex
Chamber OF Commerce
C. E. Merting
Christian Exterior Society
The
United Brethern Church
Joseph Hofman
D.P. Zuse
Lester Wiles
Bits
Carl Mane
Anc Mars
Francis Weterbaker
Maxwena
Hert
Albert Caste
Lewistown
Nies Potenberger
Rohrersvile
Balisters-Sa
Boonesboro
Casinc
Clarence Majer
W.M.S
Reformed Church
ALL Day Institute
Tate
Frederick City and County
Beard
Central Trust
Fredericktown Savings Institution
Frederick County National Bank
Valley Savings Bank
North Market Street Trench
Express
Insurance CO
Amatver
Wiliam
Biri
Noth Darke
Montgomery
Funguen
Frank
Vaiey Sweam
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Mt Pheasant Reformed Cituzen
John Burs Thet
Louis B. Lochner
Harvey Filer
Newton Abn
Walter Malin
Edward Routzhan
Blanche Hamilton
Vera Buckey
May Routzhatt
Loseen Barrick
the Garter Baking Company
Garner
Withide
Garbet’s
Iic
Buiding
Sre
Organication
Pomoha Grange
Lewistown Grange
New Market
Mt. Pleasant
Middie-town
Ballenger
Jefferson
Walkerstuis
E. E. Éghmmerman
George Devilbisa
New Milway
Mrr
Ho L. Masser
Thurman
Ren
Drouth
Feder
New York City
Marvel
East Orange
N. J
Marvel 5
Igores
Sheram Company
Techting Sto Factory
Amd
Sam Booth
ISRO
Beaters
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