Rain Spoils Third Day of Frederick County Fair
Rain and cold dampened the 65th Frederick County Agricultural Society Fair. Races and grandstand exhibitions were canceled at 12:30 pm due to showers. Attendance lagged last year as crowds retreated indoors. only 11 o'clock crowd looked decent amid 45 F temperatures after a 38 F overnight low.
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Fair Ground
Jupiter Pluvius
Frederick
Frederick County
Fair
Senate
Ain Frver
Fredrick
Army
Middletown Ich School
Martha Kemp Slemmer
Florence Garne
Warner
Brown
Chinic
Emitsburz
CIA
Hrouth DCL
J. H. Mason Knox
Balimore
Ase
Cat-Eye Annie Escapes Jail During Night Breakout
Buffalo dispatch reports that Cat-Eye Annie escaped from Erie county jail between midnight and dawn while awaiting sentence for theft of jewelry valued at 75 000 dollars from a Buffalo home where she worked as a maid in 1923. She had been arrested recently in Milwaukee. The triple lock was picked or left unlocked and she used a steel letter opener found on the sheriff’s desk to force a window and flee.
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Associated Press
Buffalo
Annie
Erie County
Milwaukee
Brotherhoods Ready to Meet Byers Says Peace Effort
The Western Maryland Railway engineers union chair Jos Lt. Moore said brotherhoods are ready at any time to confer with President Byers to seek peace after the Railroad Labor Board ordered resumed negotiations. The union will demand reinstatement and rights for 36 discharged firemen and machinemen at Cumberland, regardless of concessions.
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Associated Press
Hagerstown
Brotherhoods
Byers
Jos
Lt. Moore
Western Maryland Railway
Railroad Labor Board
Western Maryland
Co -Moore
Cumberland
Fishpot Cases Again in Hagerstown Court
A Maryland court action continues to defend fishpots in Washington county streams as the State Game Warden reports that M F Lumm’s attorney waived a hearing. Bail is set at 100 dollars. The case reflects ongoing battles over fishpot legality pending court rulings.
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Hagerstown
Washington County
E. Lee LeCompte
A. R. Hagner
M. F. Lumm
Antietam
Justice Bower
Lumm
Appeals time doubled in Baltimore court for DWI
Warry S. Cole of Reisteltown Road, after a 30 day jail sentence for driving while intoxicated in Traffic Court Baltimore, faced a harsher 60 day term in Criminal Court on Wednesday. He claimed he was not drunk and blamed an injured leg for the accident. British South Africa’s gold output exceeds the world average.
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Warry S. Cole
Reisteltown Road
Trafic Court
Baltimore
Cole
H. Arthur
Baltimore clergyman named new presiding bishop in New Orleans
The Rev John Gardner Marrary of Baltimore was elected the new presiding bishop and chairman of the national council at the church's triannual convention in New Orleans. The appointment marks a major leadership change for the Protestant Episcopal Church nationwide.
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John Gardner Marrary
Baltimore
Protestant Episcopal Church
New Orleans
Cupid's Week Dances Lag as Licenses Slow in Fair Week
The Clerk of the Court notes Fair Week traffics little like past years as only about 140 marriage licenses have been issued over last weekend and until noon today. Many couples hailed from outside Frederick with numerous licenses issued to residents from nearby towns and beyond. The Frederick Cotillion Club annual dance, hosted by patrons and guests including E. Brooke Lee and David C. Winebrenner, features N. David Hagan's Orchestra, midnight supper, and a long guest list from Baltimore to Hagerstown.
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Little Dan Cupid
George Bender
Fannie E. Boone
Frederick
Edward P. Johnson
Washington
Grace E. Atkinson
Frederick George E Cleary
Philadelphia
Sarah Hennesy
John P. Whisner
Agnes F. Heeter
Gaithersburg
Stanley Richardson
Charlotte Sumner
Dewey Nelson Whitter
Juniata
Katherine May Heftner
Harry Gordon Cole
Telen Wilcox Saunders
Westerntort
Albert L. Redmond
Mary Rachel Crummett
Pearl
Thomas E. Gregg
Frances L. Beall
Sendy Springs
Paul Emlet
York Sarings
Sophia Wheler
Harrisburg
Jesse J. Haines
Clarksburg
Edith J. McDonough
Monrovia
Frederick Cotilton Club
Francis Scott Key
Ernest Helfenstein Jr
Charles W. Ross Jr
Barry J. Lethert
Frances X. Staley
D. John Markey
Philp Ritchie Winebrewer
John M. Roberts
Glenn H. Worthingtons
H. Jewett Orth Jr
David C. Winnebrenner
George J. Ross
John A. Markell, Jr
James H. Grove
W. Clinton McSherry
Joseph T. Grifin
Edward B. Nicodemus
E. Brooke Lee
Silver Springs
David C. Winebrenner
Frederick Hull
Baltimore
Joseph T. Griffiin
A. Coleman Barrett
Joseph T. Griffin
Carl Zeiss
Robert Strangman
Harry W. LeGore
J. Brooke Boyle
R. Franklin Heck
Ray Taylor
Thurmont
Peter W Chichester
Dale Hamilton
George E. Grove
Raymond Schiabach
J. C. Vates
Canton
Oalo
Richard L. Hemp
Harry Boyle
Winchester
Dorsey Gorle
Charles C. Lark
Shamokin
George S. Rodack
J. Robert Grove
Cumberland
George S. Rodock
Augustine S. Mason
Hagerstown
David C Winebrenner
B. Harper
Washape Edward PD
Grove
Maddox Lane
J. Clarence Lane
James H. Gambbill
Charles 8
Lane
W. OP. Lane
Jamesh. Gambrill
Norman LeCron
Lierd Harrison
John E Schell
John Montgomery
Grove White
Robert Peter
R. Rockville
Harry W
W.Q. Witton
Durham
N.C
Harry N McDonald
Bowman to Be Recalled as Witness in Prison Conspiracy Case
Harvey T. Bowman of Mt. Airy serving six years for auto thefts will be recalled in the Baltimore court today to testify at the trial of Everett A. Beatans and William Gempp charged with conspiring to stage a prison livery. The defense seeks to frame Bowman’s testimony, citing a possible parole petition and alleged promises, which the warden denies.
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Harvey T. Bowman
Mt. Airy
Baltimore Criminal Court
Everett A. Beatans
William Gempp
Bowman
Oor
Patrick J. Brady
Chekiang Forces In Control Near Nanking
Chekiang generals claim control of most of Kiangsu province after battles with Manchurian forces led by Marshal Chang Tso Lin. They say 7,000 of Chang’s troops were captured near Nanking as the Manchurian retreat crossed the Yangtze River.
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Peking
Kianssa
Chanz Tso-Lin
Chans
Nanking
Yangtze River
Aldermen Convene Briefly to Pay City Bills Totaling 11250
City Aldermen met on the third Wednesday to approve routine business and pay a long list of bills totaling 11,250 dollars and 30 cents. Special meeting scheduled for next Wednesday evening to dispose of regular matters while Mayor Lloyd Culler recovers at home.
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Board of Aldermen
City Wall
Lloyd C. Culler
South Market
H. F. Shipley
Modern Lighting Co
T. S. Michael
J. Paul Delphey
ChapHne
Community Hardware Co
Arnold, Hoffman & Co
Eugene Dietzgen Co
Acme White Lead
Lur’ Refining Co
Sieger & Co
A. Eb, Fisher, Co
Klotsch' & Appel
Mueller Co
Vernon M. Rhoads
John T. Lewis & Bros. Co
Kaufman Motor Co
A.G. Quynn & Co
Chas. &, Blarly
Maryland Brick & Supply Co
Wlooxon & Brown
Elmer Ray
LeRoy Hoke
Wm. D. Bowers Lumber Co
Ezra Houck
M. J. Grove Lima Co
Frederick Motor Co
News-Post
New Citizens Pub. & Re. Co
Anchor Packing Co
Q F. Zurn Co
Jesse N Emih
H. Frank Snud
Murray
Gamon Meter Cn
John H.abbott & Son
Woodward & Munstower
Roy Wnusz & Son
LeRoy Aoke
Philip Seerer
Endorsement for Brunswick Health Nurse Plan at PTA Meeting
A Brunswick East End PTA meeting spotlighted support for installing a health nurse in Brunswick schools. Dr. Kefauver and Dr. Smith urged nurse-led disease prevention, with Frederick Tuberculosis Association’s Miss Michael presenting US TB data, and both East and West End Schools pledging $150 each toward funding. The City Council has not yet backed the plan.
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Brunswick
East End
EB. C. Keflauver
Pauline E. Michael
Frederick
Maryland Tuberculosis Association
J.G. F. Smith
West End
Kefauver
Frederick County
Michael
United States
Dr. Smith
W. E. Kindley Struck By Auto Near Fair Grounds
W. E. Kindley suffered minor injuries after being struck by a car traveling toward the Fair Grounds near the Nicodemus ice cream plant bridge. He was crossing the road from lunch when the vehicle, driven by a Hancock woman, hit him, causing a head cut and hip injury but he returned to work.
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W. E. Kindley
Willign E. Kintlley
Pnor
River Coal Dredge Finds Market From Sucked Beds
Harrisburg reports river coal collected from the Susquehanna Lehigh and Schuylkill beds is increasingly in demand after miners strike. Suction pumps pull coal from river beds separating sand the refined product powers boilers and homes. Public utilities are the main buyers though river coal workers operate independently earning over 600000 yearly.
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Harrisburg
Lehigh
Schuylkill
Susquehanna River
Countess Karolyi Denied U S Visit Permit
Countess Karolyi wife of Count Michael Karolyi former president of Hungary has been denied permission to visit the United States for a lecture tour. The American consul general in Paris refused to approve her passports and the State Department approved the action. The refusal rests on a law barring persons with known revolutionary views.
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Associated Press
Washington, Et
Countess Karolyi
Michael Karolyi
United States
Paris
State Department
Pussyfoot Johnson Urges Turkish Dry Law Convention
Constantinople October 22 William E Pussyfoot Johnson arrives to confer with Turkish anti alcohol leaders and attend Green Crescent convention. Johnson notes Green Crescent membership has doubled in a year. Also announces auto tag applications to be mailed around November 28 with 349 004 blanks, aiming for faster city tax clearance.
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Associated Press
Constantinople
William E. “Pussyfoot” Johnson
Green Crescent
Johnson
The
EF. Rassin Baughman
Greeks May Enter Bulgarian Soil Front Tense Across Front
Bulgarian and Greek forces faced rising tensions near Petrich as Greek artillery reportedly fired on Bulgarian soil and occupied three posts. Sofia issued protests to Athens and the League of Nations, while London officials cautioned that a compromise was likely before any clash.
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Associated Press
Sofia
Bulgaria
de Clarea
Vilage
Petrich
Athens
Demirhisgar
Foreign Office
Appsal
League
Vienna
League of Nations
London
Gerry Vanderbilt Nuptials in London
Senator Peter Gollet Gerry of Rhode Island and Mrs Edith Vanderbilt widow of George W Vanderbilt were married at Savoy Chapel London. Attendants were Mr and Mrs John F A Cecil Cornelia Cecil and William H Thornley. A wedding breakfast followed and the couple began an automobile tour of England before sailing for New York late next month.
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Associated Press
London
Peter Gollet Gerry
Rhode Island
Edith Vanderbilt
George W. Vanderbilt
Savoy Chapel
John F. A. Cecil
Juondox
William H. Thornley
Providence
R. I
Cecil
Cornelia
England
Continent
New York
New Schedule Of Normal Income Tax Rates Filed
Washington Oct 22 AP A new schedule of normal income tax rates was presented to the Hansa Wars 2nd Means Committee by Secretary Minlon. The proposals suggested a rate of one per cent on the first 32009 of taxable income two per cent on the next 1090 and a half per cent on the next 4000 with one per cent thereafter.
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Washington
Minlon
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Me 'Ay
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Central Park
Long Island
Cotillion Club
Chicago
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St. Louis
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Ut Foffman
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U. S
Pussyfoot” Johnson
Geneva
League of Nelsons
Leigadé
Florcea
Perov
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Saloniki
Gerry-Vanderbilt
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