Collision near Elliott City kills young Brandenburg
Edward L Brandenburg 28 formerly of near Middletown and Baltimore, died instantly in a five mile west of Billicott collision with a car driven by William Jones colored. Brandenburg was returning to Baltimore from Point of Rocks after visiting F G Brown. Jones was released on bail as Howard county officials continued inquiry. Brandenburg survived by his father William Brandenburg and siblings. funeral plans pending.
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Edward L. Brandenburg
Axe
Middletown
Baltimore
Bilicott Guy
Young Brandenburg
Point of Rocks
F. G. Brown
William Jones
Elliiott City
Brandenburg
Biltimore Oon
Frederick Road
Fillicott’ City
Vineyard Road
Jones
Vinegar Road
C. R. Foetz
Forrest Street
Hagerstown
Frank Foltz
Reuben D. Rogers
Howard County
Julius Wosch
FlUcott City
L. B. Brandenburg
Chas. E Butts
H Butts
Register of Wills
Frederick County
C. T. EK. Gladhill
Brown
William Brandenburg
Man slain en route to home in Walkersville shooting
David M. L. Crist, a Walkersville merchant, was shot in the left breast near the heart on Saturday night about 5:45. Authorities pressed the motive question, discounting robbery as the thefts were intact, while noting reports and possible witnesses as the investigation expands. Crist stayed home late with his young daughter before going to the store, where he was killed. neighbors heard a cry and the killer fled.
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David ML Grist
Walkersville
Crist
Goun
Episcopal convention confirms four missionary bishops
Deputies of the Episcopal Church at a general convention confirm the elections of four missionary bishops by the House of Bishops. The new bishops include George E. Thomas for Nevada, Frederick B. Goodwin for Southern Brazil, W. Thomas for Tobok Japan, and Nomman Binsted for Tokio English congregation.
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Bop Nao Washington
Episcopal Church
House of Bishops
Wyoming
George E. Thomas
St. Paul's Church
Chicago
Taeda
Frederick B. Goodwin
Warsaw
Southern
Brazi
W. Thomas
Brazil
Tobok
Japan
Nomman
Binsted
Tokio
Political Radio Schedules Highlight Hoover Dawes Dawes
On October 22 evening programs feature Hoover and Vice President Dawes from Madison Square Garden on WJZ, with other Republican and Democratic speakers listed on WEAF NBC WOR and coast networks. Timings are in Eastern Standard.
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New York
U. S
Haskins
WJZ
NBC
Omaha
Millard E. Tydings
Maryland
WEAF
Smith Ralip
WOR and
Aia
Jack Dunn Dies After Horse Riding Incident at Towson Trials
Jackson Dunn, longtime Baltimore Orioles figure and founder of the Dunn family dog trials, fell from a horse near Towson during a riding event. Witnesses say he appeared to lose timing before hitting the ground. Dunn, a former minor league player and Orioles manager, owned and ran the team, introducing Babe Ruth to professional baseball before Ruth’s move to Boston.
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Jack Dunn
Baltimore
Dens
Dean
Wrenticeship
Miners
Slander Circulators Targeted. Rewards Offered in Raleigh
Wake County Democrats offered 200 dollars for evidence leading to convictions over slanderous remarks about the presidential nominee. The report notes school inspections progress, healthy county conditions besides scarlet fever cases in New Market Wellsville and other towns. Community notices include anniversaries birthdays and new medical offices in Frederick with Dr Fahrney practicing at 9 East Second Street and local industry updates amid scattered OCR glitches.
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Raleigh
N.C
Wake County
Democratic
E. C G. Kefauver
New Market
Wellsville
Court House
Johnfi Nicklas
Baltimore
Laurence Fabrney
Frederick
Henry P. Fahrney
East Second Street
Pahrney
Boys’ High School
Juniata College
Jefferson Metical College
Philadelphia
Marpand General Hospital
Jesta Joseptis Hospital
Barney
Prum Tree In Bloom On Bidie Farm
A tree on Cyrus Bidie’s farm west of Braddock Reighis is in bloom for the second time this season. Bidie notes he plans to use the crop in his farming operations. A nearby pear tree also bears several buds, adding to the momentary scene.
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Cyrus Bidie
Braddock Reighis
Mr. Bidie
Baltimore registration almost doubles vote
Baltimore voters hear registration figures show 309 962 registered for this year up from 248 783 in 1924 and 61 179 more people on the lists. Officials expect a higher turnout in the November 6 election than in 1924 when 183 252 registered voters cast ballots. The article also notes Lutheran conference plans, visits to farms by Dr. and Mrs. Sando, a birthday social, a mine-picket killing near Scranton, and Boy Scout activities at Camp Baker with local leaders and guests.
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Baltimore
Woman Reported Missing in Ladiesburg Case
Sherif Roderick responded to Ladiesburg this afternoon after a report that 45 year old Ersie Shangeee was missing from his home. Local authorities search the area and investigate his disappearance.
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Sherif Roderick
Ladiesburg
Ersie Shangeee
Jury Secures For Trial Of Robertson On Murder Charge
Sheriff questions an unidentified man as defense challenges the test and the court schedules the murder trial for Robertson. The case centers on a missing husband and a woman’s confident claim regarding a body possibly linked to the incident.
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Robertson
Similar Clad Letter Hints At Identification In Body Find
Mrs. Clasby of Baltimore writes Sheriff Roderick claiming her husband wore clothing matching the unidentified man found near Point of Rocks two weeks earlier. The corpse, over fifties with gray hair, had blue serge pants and a white shirt. a watch yielded no clues. serial numbers traced through pawnshops without result.
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Pointot Rocks
Clasby
Baltimore
Tihe
Ashington
Roderick
Hoover and Raskob Face Campaign Pushes in 1927
New York reports Hoover asserts unity in the Republican Party and plans a final campaign push from Washington to Stanford University, while John J. Raskob predicts a Democratic tide brightening nationwide as he prepares a lengthy radio address. A Montgomery County murder case proceeds with a large jury panel and strong legal representation in Frederick County.
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Hoover
Republican Standard Demrer
St. Louis
Washington
Stanford University
Republican Party
Raskeb
New York
John J. Raskeb
Raskob
WJZ
National Broadcasting Company
Jurors drawn for Montgomery County Circuit Court term
Judge Peter has drawn jurors for the November term of the Circuit Court at Beckville. The list covers multiple districts with three jurors per locale including LaytonSyre Percy Price Frank Dwyer George P Plummer Clarksburg James E Spring Joseph Howes Romst P Harris Poolesville Charles S Selman George B Rensburg Elmer Hers Perger Frank I Davis Rockville Simon P Wagner Let Offut Elijam T Bean Berry P English Harry Ruey Edward Gandy Colesville Luther C Poole Lawrence A Thompson Snowden J Athey Walter L Bryan Daribstown Dallas McAtee Maurice Ward Wilson R Tschiffely Olney Leonard C Burns R Bent ley Thames Basil Dorsey Downey George E Nicholson Gaithersburg J Edgar Thompson Timothy Caton George Bis Harry Walton Potomac Frank J Osmond Guy R Petry Harry S Penn Barnesville Simon P Kull Howard C Robertson Nathan D Hilde brand Damasus James M Kemp Calvin B Beall Arthur C Burns Wheaton Clarence V Lampoon Percival A Grant George N Scrivener J Milton Derrick Dorsey J Thompson
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Peter
Circuit Court
Montgomery County
Beckville
Laytonsyre
Percy Price
Frank Dwyer
George P. Plummer
Clarksburg
James E. Spring
Joseph Howes
Romst P. Harris
Poolesvile
Charles 5. Selman
George B. Rensburg
Elmer €. Hers- Perger
Frank I Davis
Rockville
Simon P. Wagner
Let Offut
Timothy Caton
George Bis
Harry Walton
Potomac
Frank J. Osmond
Guy R Petry
Harry S. Penn
Barnesville
Simon P. Kull
Howard C. Robertson
Nathan D. Hildebrand
Damasus
James M Kemp
Calvin B. Beall
Arthur C. Burns
Wheaton
Clarence V. Lampoon
Percival A. Grant
George N. Scrivener
J. Milton Derrick
Dorsey J. Thompson
Orphans Attack Superintendent at Waynesboro Orphanage
In Waynesboro Pennsylvania on October 22 a riot by about twenty inmates from the United SBretaren Orphanage at St Quincy injured the assistant superintendent Rev Li Buchart and music director Lawrence Shover and many boys aged 17 to 18. Police and officials halted the melee after a stair fight in which two hospitalized youths received care.
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Waynesboro
United Sbretaren
Quincy
Here
Li = Buchart
Lawrence Sh
Waynesboro Hospital
Shover
Bachart
Mr. Bachart
Hs Authority
Io Aviat
Indians Still At Odds Over Sioux Attempt To Adopt Major Lille
Pawnee Oklahoma October 22 AP The feud between Bioux and Paneer Indians remains heated. Sioux band visiting with a circus sought to adopt Major Gordon W Lille known as Pawnee Bill. Pawnees warned Lille he could not join them citing enemies of their tribe. Lille, a white brother to the Pawnees, recalled connection with Frederick wintering with the show.
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Pawnee
Okla
Bioux
Gordon W. Lillie
Oklahoma
Stout
Buffalo Bil
Paynee Bui
First Booking Office Opens for Dirigible Flight
New York October 22 AP reports the first American passenger booking office for a dirigible opened. Thomas Cook and Goodyear-Zeppelin announce appointment for the trans Atlantic Graf Zeppelin flight with about 200 applications and around 12 passengers selected paying near 3300 dollars each. Maryland Tuberculosis Association names William H. Staub president to complete the term of the late Dr. Martin P. Sloan. Staub has served as first vice president for three years.
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New York
America
Dirigible
Thomas Cook
Goodyear-Zep[pein Company
Akron
Ura
Graf Zeppelin
Maryland Tuberculosis Association
William H. Staub
Martin P. Sloan
Staub
War vet Joseph A war vet receives Brady act support
An unclear AP style item mentions Joseph A and a West Battle prep related to Brady Act discussion. The fragment references a veteran and his brother, plus police or gun control notes, but details are unreadable.
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Joseph A
West Battischmd
Brady
Two Robberies At Same Hour In Hagerstown
Two robberies occurred within about the same hour in Hagerstown early Sunday. Margaret A. Whit ing, owner of a restaurant and confectionery, was held at gunpoint in her kitchen as she entered her home, losing about 432 dollars in cash and jewelry. A second theft, at Whiting’s Dome, involved a safe opened with a timmy and about 300 dollars in cash and prescriptions taken. Nearby Montgomery County residents attended the morning proceedings.
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Bagerstowp
Margaret A. Whiteing
MacKensie
Whiting
Whitey
Montgomery County
Rockville
Bethesda
Getenam
Sag Wach
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