Fire destroys Thurmont frame garage and Ford cars
A Thurmont morning blaze wrecked a 60 by 100 foot frame garage and all Ford vehicles from the Thurmont Motor salon. Estimated losses run between 10000 and 12000 dollars, with a short circuit hypothesis favored for origin though undetermined. Firemen from Thurmont failed to save the building and its contents.
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Thurmont
Lester W. Putman
Putman
Lewis Putman
Frederick
Ius Conants
Ford
Purman
Farns Mols
Thurmont Fire Company
Baldwin Locomotive rallies as market slides on Oct 22
New York stocks failed to hold gains with broad declines on the market's fourth straight session. Baldwin Locomotive surged from 243 to over 252 in the final minutes while Case Threshing Machine and Houston slid, total volume about 1,080,000 shares.
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New York
Houston
Case
Baldrin
Reak
Totel
Baldwin Hallies
Baldwin Locomotive
Diamond Robbery Claim Involving Pretty Girl
Baltimore date Oct 23 jeweler Charles F Yingling says a very attractive girl drugged him and stole $3,500 in diamonds. He recalls being lured at a traffic stop then taken to a restaurant and park where the box of chocolates was shown and the theft occurred. He woke hours later in his car with the rings missing and police search requested.
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Baltimorea
Charles F. Yingling
An Over
Yinging
North Avenue
Tald Hill Park
Omac
N.orth Avenue
Yingling
Cardinal O'Donnell Dies in Ireland
Dublin reports the death of Cardinal John O'Donnell primate of Ireland at Carlingford after illness. He presided over the church in Ireland since succeeding Cardinal Logue in 1924, with links to Monasterboice and Archbishop Armach.
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Dublin
Ireland
Cardinal O'Donnell
Carlingwd
Bonfzes
Monator
Patrick O'Donnel
Armrach
Donegal
Cardal Logue
Premium Winners At Fair Claas Arts and Crafts
Long list of prize results from a fair showing craft categories and winners. Entries include crochet, embroidery, quilts, knitted items, linen work, and children’s department exhibits with numerous names and prize amounts noted.
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Claas
Fieas
Urs
Br’ Secund
Mere Roca Eader
Bret. Keting
Varginia Mate
Beome Wihide
Owe
Netting
Jene Kickibava
Latue Wee Wick
Bret. Betes
UB Sac
Mary C. Thoass
Sue
E. L. Schmid
Mar
Deen Zeller
Isfect
Kemp
Secuod
Mary Keechier
Beresu
Mrz. FC
EB. Smith
Elizabeth
Miller
Pauling Thomas
Emma J Myers
Luc
Anna B. Floyd
L. R. Rhodes
Co. Byrney
Mecona
Bu.sanner
EL. Bchmid
Eleator Wise
V. V. Bietantis
V. V. Klefantis
Shand
Grace P. Smith
Misa Maud HK
tMegals
Lawrence Price
Geo. Graham
C. E. Darner
HW. E. Gosnell
Edith G Keily
Ralph E Burdette
Muud R. Magaus
Richard Simmons
M. P. Emmett
Louise Gardner
Sperry Sorm
King
Wiaravarry
Charles Knill
Albert Bakes
W. F. Snyder
Mary Waters
Frank A. Doll
Virginia Miler
Man Shaw
Elizabeth DeLaschmatt
Mary A. Trane
Harry Schmidt
Grimes
S. Lestie Shaffer
Nellie J Jamison
W. HH
J.russell Hargett
H. Zimmerman
B. Kessler
Ex. Shaw
Children’s Department Firet
Nellie C. Witter
Ralph E. Burdette
Ruth Stockman
Mary FE. Nelson
Virginia Ganso
Inez Betson
Eva Stull
Grace Carter
Ethel Johnson
Margaret Heck
Ruth Shaffer
Helen Etzler
Catherine Castle
Mildred Zimmermann
Dorothy Rotherhoefer
Geraldine Minker
Margaret Hooper
Helen 2
Witter
Orst
Jack Quynn
David Garber
Chas. Solt
Helen Rhoderick
Catherine Kinderfatter
Elizabeth Robert
Dorothy Webb
Caroline Thomas
Glen O. Garber, Jr
Marian Grove
Clara Garber
Dorothy Schildknecht
Adrian Leatherman
Catharine Robert
Helen Staley
Pauline Herd
Snc
Firest
J. B. Hargett
Nora Jones
John Sartrers
Ida Barthiow
H. E. Pettingall
Alice Abrecht
Ella Fowler
Carrie Dutrow
G. R. Younger
G. Ramsburg
John Kolb
Taney Botan
Louise Earer
Reeder
iMrs
Anna
Stinn
Emlestion
J. Mongre
Mies
Mary Staier
Eli Flection Dowhie
Cosmos
Emmiteburg Man Under Knife
Ralagq Sper TF proprietor of the ideal Garage Bere. &ES Lasteem at the Mercy Hospital Baltimore. underwent a very serious operation on Monday with a critical condition. Reports from the hospital state that his hopes for recovery depend on potential improvements.
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Emmiteburg
Frmamichurs
Ralagq Sper
Ideal Garage
Bere
the Mercy, Hospital
Baltimore
Spepreaire
Organization to Back Battlefield Project Urged
Frederick County community leaders urged formation of a live organization to push a battlefield development plan for Monocacy Bristlefield. Joseph L. Haker urged Chamber of Commerce to convene a meeting with Historical Society Rotary Lions and others to organize and direct the effort. Library fund drive seeks subscriptions as year begins. few new gifts reported. Child bitten by dog near Burkittsville. rabies suspected after attack on Ethel Shafer. dog killed for examination. Club meetings note October social planned. weather forecast calls for light rain and cooler temperatures.
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Vas
Takera
Fredericks County
Otr Fermen
William M. Hardt
Philadelphis
Coures
Chamber of Commerce
Historical Society
The
Rotars
Riwanis
Lions Clube
Probe
Frederick County
Ethel
Ira Shafer
George Shafer
Burkittshire
South Mountain
Baltimore
Wealthy Chinse Merchants Kidnapped in Unclear Report
The fragmentary OCR reports 20 wealthy Chimes merchants kidnapped amid vague notes and garbled text. Names, dates, and places are unreadable, leaving the event details uncertain.
Dawn Hops Off Then Returns in Amphibian Flight Attempt
Mrs Frances W Greyson described the Dawn amphibian plane's second failed run off Orchard Maine as it tried to reach Copenhagen after skimming the water near Capt Elizabeth light. Navigator Brice Goldsborough adjusted fuel and the Coast Guard destroyer followed the craft back to shore. Pilot Wilmer Stone eyed another possible dawn launch as the tide and beach conditions affected takeoff viability.
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Givbard
Frances W. Greyson
Jami Aviatrix
Copenhagen
Palat
Eligabetn
Here
Piet Wilmer Stultz
Brice Goldsborough
Coast Guard
Brager Store of Baltimore Sold to New Corporation
The American Department Stores Corporation of Wilmington has acquired Brager Department Store Baltimore. Albert Brager and A. Stanley Brager sold their interests. the firm retains major real estate holdings including leases on North Entow Street property. Brager’s store was established 44 years ago as the firm reorganizes to operate a national chain.
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Baltimore
American Department Stores Corporation
Delaware
Wilmington
Brager
Albert 8. Drager
A. Stanley Brager
Hase
Stager's
Hatlog
Entow Street
Simon T
American Department Store Corporation
Improvements At Home For Aged Provide Real Home Atmosphere
Aged residents at the Home provide a warm, community atmosphere with new furnishings. Donated items include a table lamp, secretary desk, a Victrola, and seating to enhance the sun parlor and hall. New residents arrive, and fundraising efforts seek to endow rooms or facilities with brass name plates for donors.
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Roy
Matisse
Ami Fey
Joho D Hendrickson
William Fo Maghebys Hook
Mita Blesnor
Sun
Mee
J. C. Harri
Storm
Shipley
Perpetual Injunction Sought Against Mercantile Corp
In Jersey City New Jersey Vice Chancellor John Bentley granted a writ of perpetual injunction delaying changes by the International Mercantile Corporation Hoboken aimed at reclassifying stock. The court found directors sought to avoid stagnation by adjusting equity though this risked ruin of existing conditions.
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Jersey City
N. J
International Mercantile Corporation
Hobokem
Pew Sneves
John Bentley
Girl and Two Men Held for Transporting Liquor
Baltimore reports say Thelma Anderson, 21, whose father is a minister at Portsmouth Ohio, along with Tampa men T Douglas Britton and John J Miller, were held for Federal action after agents found 135 bottles of whiskey in an automobile.
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Baltimore
Gali
Florida
Thelma Anderson
Portsmouth
Tampa
Fla
T. Douglas Britton
John J. Miller
Subway Crash Injures Twenty at 207th Street
A West Side subway express crashed into the rear of another train at 207th Street and Broadway, injuring twenty people, two seriously. Police reserves controlled crowds around the entrance as the crash disrupted service.
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New York
207Th Street
Broadway
Willis Statement Clouds Roads to Republican Nomination
Washington Oct 22 Senator Willis of Ohio issued a broad statement on current politics. He warned factions of both parties may back the Democratic nominee, while noting Republicans who oppose the Tammany candidate. He urged bold action on the Mississippi flood problem and spoke against the McNary Haugen bill and strict prohibition enforcement.
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Washington
Coolidge
Willis
Ohio
Plane lands after clipping tree tops near house in Richmond
A two seated biplane piloted by LeRoy Irvley leg from Sandstone made a forced landing outside Richmond after motor trouble. The craft cut tree tops barely missing a brick house but the pilot was unhurt. The plane belonged to BH Hancock of Vetersburg and received damage.
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Richmond
LeRoy Iryleg
Sandstone
Irving
Reracoe Turner
Richwood
Robert Crain Highway Opens Amid Ceremony Parade
The Robert Crain Highway from Baltimore to the Eastern Shore counties opened after a ceremony featuring a parade and a Maryland barbecue. Miss Margaret B Crain and John N Mackal Jr led unveilings as officials watched the blockading tear away while thousands attended. Separately, several injuries were reported during related homecoming events and automobile mishaps in nearby towns.
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Robert Crain
Upper Marlboro
Baltimore
Maryland
Margaret B. Crain
Mt. Victoria
John N. Mackal Jr
State Roads Couhalssioners
Weather reports reassure farming public amid crop concerns
State Meteorologist Roscoe Nana releases a report defending crop yields and food supply against adverse conditions. He notes that despite unusual weather in 1927, overall production remained strong across major crops, with some exceeding long-term records and others recovering by season’s end.
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Frederich
Buren
Bern
Sintie
Roscoe Nana
Terre
Women Lead I W W Attack on Guards in Mine Strike
Walrenbarm Oct 3 AP reports Embattled women leading a group of men at the Colorado Fuel and Iron Company's Federal mine. Women urged action while men faced guards. Ten women and twenty men were arrested at the scene as picket lines formed and tensions rose.
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Walrenbarm
Col
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
Sear
Fredericksburg Heat College elects junior senior honor committee
Misses Katherine Tramile Mar everite Nolh Sarsh Quine and Vir Eizia Dowd of Frederick have been elected to represent the newly organized Junior Senior Honor Committee at Heat College. The committee aims to improve student welfare by addressing campus life, assisting in French class activity, and handling general college matters.
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Katherine Tramile
Mareverite Nolh Sarsh Quine
Vir- Eizia Dowd
Frederick
Dev Sted
Heat College
Colge Fia
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Baldwin
Iow
Ardinal O'Donnell
New &. S. Burideng
Rew Supdar School
Wmpel
Zrdn
Evancethal Lutheran Wreb
Middletown
Rapoder
Wrrot
Pentavitania
Atania
Kisgeth
Exess Wisber
Bret
B. Young
Margaret Statey
Mildred Lease
Ko Lease
Mercer
Louise Cingan
Darrow
H. Scheer
iCameron King
Sret
Naa L. Weiner
Ruth Sloheely
Bessi W. Shoemaker
Ed Muoxces
Elsie Hoover
Frances Grimes
William Simmurs
Adcoud
Dorothy Chue
Tomate
D.C. Meridge
William Burkley
Sik
Clara Barthiow
Amanda Zimmerman
Charles Schroece
David Zimmerman
Laura Osborne
Beas Y. Fabroey
W. J. Crotherg
J. M. Soyder
J. K. Wilcoton
Helen Snarler
OG. R Flautt
BA. H. Brast
Frances Paxson
Chas. Brerly
Bess ¥. Fahroey
Julia Heard
Margaret King
Ida Mateny
Samuel Ulrich
Migs Catharine Minker
Bartgis
Kate P. Long
Josie Muhl
Grace Burgee
Merril Shankle
Grayson Palmer
John Flannigan
L. M. Kerns
Jala Heard
Alice Knock
J. T. Spriggs
Sue Whitehill
Will Fout
Charlotte Motter
Rhoda Yinger
Joan Grove
Sdc
Helen Shaffer
Annie Daniels
Maggie Sabm
Wm. Collier
A. H. Brunt
G. C. Roser
Chas. Smith
Martha Storm
Clara Kline
Tiny Wachter
F. K. Sepmidt
Chae. Albeugh
C. T. Putes
Jane Storin
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Myra B.zeiler
C. B. Dermar
Clam Lowenstein
E. L. Fink
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Grace P. ‘Smith
Peart Henck
B.C. Cline
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Grayson Shall
Rhoda Winger
Rose Hudson
Clara Cline
C. Kate Shank
Harry Cas‘tle
Harry Caste
Lee “S. Hodgson
Shaw
Otg Kepler
Osborn¢ Price
Joseph D. Baker
Kempton Woman's
Dirs
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C. L. Grubbs
As Tweile Bera
Winfred Baker
Werther
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Ace Lealder
Dawn
Mrs. Gray- Sua Fidte
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Wilmer Stone
Sikorsky
Dawa
Rets
Brager Store
Buainese
Independent Hose Company
John H. Routzatin
Suriuing
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Charles VW. Courter
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Onganimans
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Emory Eers
Hy Company
N ¥ Srariie Tring
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Percy Wyte
Theavons
Mra
Elizabeth Hil Jeary
Oats
Mere
Annie Gilbert
Charles Bot Hendrick
Gonso
Annie Buckler
Mia
Everest Harding
Sallie Carmack
Maggies Rhoades
Kia City
Susie Snouffer
Adamstown
Miss Buckles
Marthyrburg
WS Wa
Braddock Lutheran Church
H.C. Erdman
Harry ML Nichols
Parksley
Nichols
Frdmap
Harkitteville
Leach
Nam Leach
Overbrook
Sf Hofes
Fred, McLeod
Columbia CIA
Glenn Spencer
Balti
Vergay
Kime
Kixanis Cloke
Virginia
Colum Delaware
Enmitehare
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Clirenne Garter
Ubaties
Gaver
Myersville
South Narres
Domnz
Philadelphia
Emma Torantk
Bratderk
Wershis
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Fae
Lenitar Raurora
Chicago
Ill
Aml
John
Pittinger
Grace Ham
Nicodeman
Fredenex Patt
Pirsken
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