Ex Mayor Schley Assaulted On Frederick Street
Glimer Schley former Mayor of Frederick was struck on East Church street near East Patrick street twice about ten oclock He identified the assailant William Harris who was arrested after police arrested Harris and a witness said the men were joking Harris denied striking Schley no robbery occurred Schley suffered only facial injuries and a possible head wound
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Glimer Schley
Frederick
East Church Street
East Patrick Street
William Harris
Harris
Schley
Walsh
Tarris
Schler
Church Street
East Second Street
J. H. Boyd
Chief Walsh
Market
Law and Order League backs 14 candidates in Frederick
The Frederick County Law and Order League announced endorsements for fourteen candidates across administrative and legislative posts. Noting the group is not a political body, officials said they recommended the best thinking people of the county, including candidates for Congress, State Senate and House, and State's Attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Law and Order League
League
House of Delegates
Congress
Fred N. Zihlman
Jues Hammond Urner
States Attorney
William M. Storm
Walter E. Sina
William C. Roderick
A. LeRoy McCardell
Frank C. Norwood
A. H. Etz Jer
D. Charles Flook
A. Grant Hooper
L. F. Kefanver
Grayeon E. Palmer, Charles W. Summers, and
Isaac G. Waliz
Auto Fines Light Report Details Tiny Violations
Automobile Commissioner Baughman reports total fines of 116 for the period. In Middletown Ira H. Shafer fined 100 for operating after license revocation. New Market Harold Stevens gets six months in the House of Correction for unauthorized use. Ridgeville Rudolph Heller and Luther Hollard cited for license issues. J H Green chauffeur license revoked for operating while intoxicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baughman
Middletown
Ira H. Shafer
New Market
Harold Stevens
House of Correction
Ridgeville
Rudolph Heller
Luther Holland
W.hale Thompson
J. H. Green
Auto crash injures man near Market and Sixth streets
Robert W. Blair about 40 was struck by an unidentified auto with Pennsylvania tags Tuesday night at Market and Sixth. Blair was dragged about 45 yards after exiting John W. Linton's car on East Sixth. He suffered head injuries and body bruises but remained at home.
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Robert W. Blair
Market
Sixth
Blair
John W. Linton
East Sixth Street
Pennsylvania
Falle
Adou
Market and
Sitch Streets
Bodies of Game Wardens Found in Michigan Harbor
Marquette police reported the bodies of state game wardens Arvid Erickson and Emil Skoglund were found in Marquette harbor after ex-convict Roy Nunn confessed to slaying them on September 29. He led officers to the spot where the bodies, placed in weighted sacks, were disposed of near Sands Plains. The killings followed wardens attempting to arrest him for unlawful possession of a gun amid deer headlighting investigations. Nunn said he shot Erickson during questioning and Skoglund when he came to help.
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Marquette
Mich
Marquette Harbor
Arvid Erickson
Emil Skoglund
Roy Nunn
Nunn
Michigan Woods
Sands Plains
Erickson
Skoglure
Huncatian Nobleman Seeks Screen Fame in Vienna
A Huncatian nobleman likened to Rudolph Valentino pursues film stardom in Vienna. He adopts the stage name Tikor Mindszentz Divicze, aiming to mirror Toldys 176 in fame and career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph Valentino
Vienna
Tikor Mindszentz
Man Hagerstown Youth Arrested After Suitcase Grab
Drury Munshower, a Hagerstown youth, attempted to seize a suitcase from a parked car on Market Street during the Fair. Frederick W. Pratt of Brooklyn, watching nearby, restrained him and alerted Officer Reverdy Cronenburg, who chased Munshower to the Square and into custody. Munshower received an eye injury in the scuffle and is jailed awaiting a hearing. Officer Cronenburg also arrested Selvin Price of Hyattstown later for operating a motor vehicle under the influence.
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Drury Munshower
Hagerstown
Market Street
Munshower
Reverdy Cronenburg
East Patrick Street
Ao Big
Frederick W. Pratt
24Th Street
Brooklyn
Pratt
Dronenburg
Cronenberg
Selvin Price
Hyattstown
Funkhouser feud widens with $75,000 suit and divorce
Dr A L Franklin of Cumberland plans two legal actions against the Funkhouser family, including a $75,000 damages suit against Raymond J Funkhouser and others tied to the Washington County Law and Order League, plus a divorce against Ruth Funkhouser Franklin. He alleges his wife deserted him with their baby amid a recent confrontation at Monterey Hotel Hancock. Franklin claims self defense after a shooting incident in which he was beaten, while police say the gun was fired from his pocket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Funkhouser
A. L. Franklin
Cumberland
Raymond J. Funkhouser
Washington County Law and Order League
Roy Funkhouser
Gettysburg
Marvin L. Funkhouser
Hancock
Ruth Funkhouser Franklin
Raymond
Roy
Marvin
Monterey Hotel
Law and Order
Dr. Franklin
Franklin
Oscar A. Eyerman
Funkhousers
Everman
Saad
Arch Young
J. Cleveland Grice
Bishop of Mobile Dead Rev Edward P Alten
The Bishop of Mobile Rev Edward P Alten died in Mobile early Thursday morning after ten days illness. He recently returned from a Catholic hierarchy meeting at Wr-Line im and was operated on Wednesday. Born March 17 1832 in Lerecl Mass he was fifth bishop of Mobile and former president of Mount St Marys College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward P. Alten
Mobile
Alabama
West Florida
Allen
Wr-Lineim
Oan
Mount St. Mars’s
Cellege
Fimitsburg
Cardinal Gibbons
Baltimore
Lerecl
Mass
Mount College and
Ematah
Crowds Shrink But Fair Closes Strongly in Frederick
The Frederick County Agricultural Society’s 66th annual Fair ends amid improved weather. Friday attendance expected large for a closing day though lower than Thursday’s 25,000 as concessionaires pack up for travel to Tarboro and winter plans. Prize announcements remain pending in several departments after judging. a trapeze accident Thursday injured a performer with good recovery prospects. State Police defer duties Saturday as Frederick returns to normal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Frederick City
Frederick
Tarboro
N. G
F. P. Prince
Woman 74 Dies by Own Action in Monrovia Mill Loft
Funeral services were held for Mrs. Emma F. Shawbaker of Monrovia after she apparently hanged herself in the old Nicodemus mill loft Wednesday afternoon. The note left behind asked that others not think harshly of her. The death was not reported to authorities, though an investigation would follow. She left a note and was found by her stepson, Jacob Shawbaker, near 5:30 pm. Interment was at Mt Olivet Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma F. Shawbaker
Monrovia
Charles D. Shaffer
E. R. Spencer
Mt. Airy
Mt. Olivet
Shawbaker
San Francisco Earthquake Reports Narrowed Initial Toll
Early reports described widespread damage and possible deaths as readers in San Francisco and surrounding areas sought details. The Associated Press later adjusted figures downward, easing fears while noting significant property loss and inquiries from the public.
Deadly hurricane sweeps Cuba drowning hundreds
Havana reports 200 killed and 1,600 injured as the Cuban hurricane devastates Travana Matanzas Santa Clara and Pinar del Rio. More than 3,200 homes destroyed and 6,500 left homeless. Harbor fatalities total around 60. Shipping damage estimated at 5 million while relief efforts mobilize and funds approach 100,000. Harbor searches recover dozens of bodies and aid requests surge from affected districts.
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Havana
Travana
Matanzas
Santa Clara
Pinar del Rio
Islan
Batabano
Caribbean Sea
Isle of Pines
Havana Harbor
Bahamas
West Palm Beach
Fla
Florida
Bermuda
Washington
Weather Bureau
Miami
Tropic Radio Co
Nassau
San Francisco Shaken by Quake Across Coast
Two violent earthquakes rocked central California with shocks at 4 26 p m and 5 36 a m plus a lighter one at 6 00 am felt from San Francisco to San Luis Obispo and beyond. No injuries or major damage reported but windows and plaster cracked in hotels and offices. Submarine disturbance off Monterey Bay linked as cause per Dr. Perry Bierly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
California
San. Francisco
Monterey Bay
San Lyle Obispo
Napa
Stockton
Palace Trotel
Vulletin
Associated Press
Banta Barbara
Golden Gate Park
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company
Oakland
San Jose
Ryo Salinas
Santa Cruz
Stocktom
Falo Alto
Sacramento
Merced
Here
Perry Bierly
Observatory
University of California
Berkeley
Bierly
First Ice Forms as Cold Wave Hits Region
The season's first ice formed in exposed areas as temperatures near the freezing point dropped to 2 degrees on Thursday night and early Friday morning. Forecasters predict a short-lived cold spell with possible precipitation and cloudy skies, followed by warmer conditions and the approach of winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weather Bureau
King Winter
Noisy Weekend Highlights from Chicago Talent Show
Fragmentary OCR text mentions individuals Scott Weber Reed and Cy Frank Smith among a group of performers. It references guitars, the Hiens antimats company, and a general superintendent, with unclear connections and dates.
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Scott Weber
Ameri i Reed
Gutars
Frank Smith
Ar James
Watson Denies Aid From Klan Before Senate Panel
Indianapolis Oct 22 AP Senator Watson Republican Indiana emphatically denied any understanding with local or national Ku Klux Klan officers to gain support or votes. He spoke in his hospital room where he is recovering from an automobile collision. He rejected Emmons testimony that he sought Senator Moses's help in the Mayfield election seating case, noting Moses was not on the relevant committee and had no involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Ku Klux Klan
Watson
Indiana
Senate Campaign Funds Committee
Methodist Hospital
Reed
Missouri
Hugh F. Emmons
Moses
Mayfield
Texas
Senate
Bandits Line Up 40 Guests Take $1500 Robbery at Nightclub
In New York, six masked bandits at Arena Night Club on Bith Street lined 40 people, securing cash and jewelry estimated at 1500. A guard with an automatic rifle fired a warning shot, and patrons and staff were assaulted. The cash register yielded 400 while remaining takings came from guests and patrons. One entertainer fainted and collapsed during the heist, and manager Robert Culbertson was struck with a rifle butt. They fled in a taxi after the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Arena
Bith Street
Bis
Robert Culbertson
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Bagel 14
Driver
England
Vapenkadhive
Department of Commerce
Tife
Cronenburg
E. P. Alten
Mt St. Mary's
Woodsboro
Zeis
LeGore
Old Mill
George H. Riggs
Ofliamsville
Reformed Church
Mt Carmel
B. R. Carnahan
Carnahan
Shaffer
C. E B. Miller
John Hanrh
J. Hyatt
C. T. Turnsul
C. W. Watkins
J. W. Umberger
W. E. Falconer
Mildred JeGore
James LeGore
Carl William Zeis
Charles Zeis
Wooldsboro
Raymond C. Lorrick
Carolyn Zeis Essers
Trinity M. E. Church
McDowell Female Quartet
Bohn
de Koven
Katherine Miller
George Randolph LeGore
J. P. Feiser
Bertha
Louise Gore
Orchid
Emma Ravkin
Claricn
Vallow
Mise Given Davidson
Weston
W. Va
Hildah Cramer
Patricia Felser
Doris Dell
Legere
Q Carrest
Cuba
John G. Shedd
Chicago
St. Luke’s Hospital
L. L. Wilson
H. E. Wilson
Antrim, X. H
South Carolina
Marrland Institute
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore Polytechnic Institute
Chares Z¢s and Sons, Company
Forrest Park
E. Austin James
Russell TF. McCain
Raymond Phlipe
Marcrein
1. K. Dell
BR. W. Saxton
FE. D McCain
Row. McCain
Raymond Phillips
O A. Jame
O A. Jame: Mra, Edward Dpd
Shriner
Anes Margrete Dill
Mozeph Ot Griffin
Cramer
Davitron
Jang Louise LeGoare
P Friser
Frances Peter
Sm Bayt Macre
Harold Dell
dDride-to-be
Pacific Coast
Bandits
London
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