22 Oct 1930
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1930
Page
1
Department of Commerce crews begin laying cable for runway lighting at QGAL airport. Work, delayed by earlier contractor issues, resumes with about fifteen workers on site. November completion expected as connections are installed and trenches already dug.
Shanghai dispatches from October 22 say 3 000 people have been slaughtered since the Jian capture in Kiangsi province. Reds accuse rival bands of massacres in Shangsha and Hunan, with fires burning for days and bodies seen in the Kan River. Catholic missionaries report arrests and disappearances as the violence widens.
Baltimore October 22 AP nine inmates at Maryland penitentiary charged with conspiracy and assault with intent to murder related to a break attempt. Key figures Owen Whitemore Rawlings and others identified. grand jury heard evidence. Separate item notes Montgomery County approving Belt Line Ohio railroad underpass project at Boyd costing about 25 000.
A three month House of Correction sentence for Mrs. Brocato was suspended, conditionally on good conduct, after a child was reclaimed from alleged mistreatment. The case involved the Baltimore family court, the Children’s Aid Society, and a priest. neighbors reported concerns about the child’s welfare and an investigation followed.
The will of Coesite Mig Regina EB Beckley of the city is probated with an estate valued around 45 000 to 50 000 dollars. Bequests include 1000 to Frederick Academy, 2000 to Bertha Cecelia Beckley Darts, 1000 to Annie L Beckley, 1000 to Gertrude Beckley, 1000 to Rev Joan Leo Collins plus 700 for masses for her son, 500 to Rev Quitman Becker, 500 to Nelie Beckley, and the residue placed in trust for Joseph McDoyll and John S Newman with nieces allowed to occupy the property on South Market Street and reinvestment powers. After survivor dies, trust income and eventual cash bequest allocations to various Beckley family members are described, with executors named as Joseph McDiott and John S Newman. Will dated June 1, 1972 and witnessed by William G Zimmerman and Samuel G DutalL.
Rev B E Kercheman of Cereland Ohio will speak at 7 45 tonight at Pist Baptist church on Jesus from the Jews standpoint Those attending the Maryland Baptist Union Assocation convention in Baltimore include Rev and Mrs W C Royal Mr and Mrs Wm C Hamm Mr and Mrs C W Gregory and Mrs Helen Gregorr Rev Mr Royal will address the ministers association Friday morning
In Baltimore on October 22 the Maryland division of the D C presented Mra J Portes Shaw with a Confederate shield worm during Admiral Richard E Byrd’s flight over the South Pine as the third annual convention opened. The presentation was made by Mrs Frank G Odenheimer former president general of the organization. The event highlighted concerns about security versus bond trust.
Sudden October colt snap dominates headlines as a notable racing plan shifts focus. Local authorities and track officials report increased activity and interest, with betting pools showing notable early momentum.
Oct 22 reports from Allegany and surrounding counties describe a sharp cold snap with frost and ice, breaking records. Cumberland saw 11 degrees, Hagerstown 23, Frederick 32, and statewide frost heavily damaged late apple crops and vegetation across the region.
Alsdorf Germany Oct 22 61 miners still underground at the Anna I coal mine with 231 dead and 170 yesterday s victims recovered. Rescue crews wearing gas masks found the pit 1500 feet deep bodies were asphyxiated as families identified the dead. A government commission probes the explosion cause.
In Brazil on October 22, a federal communique said fortified lines through Ribeira Iterare and Ourinhos in Sao Paulo state resisted rebel attacks while government troops held positions in Minas Gerais where heavy fighting occurred. Insurgents reportedly cut tax, hold, and fiber lines between Sao Paulo and Rio de Janeiro and occupied Croseiro, about 125 miles from Rio, defended by a strong federal force.
In Baltimore on October 22 AP reports a fire in a basement forced a swift drill. Ten teachers guided students through halls to exits as smoke began to fill the area. Principal Henry W. Ebb alerted the fire department after sounding the bell. Firefighters contained the blaze with minor damage.
A Frederick store shows an extensive Halloween display with witches goblins black cats skeletons and owls along with masks outfits cards and signs. The piece notes the varied items from full costumes to decorative cutouts and a lantern with a cat, plus historical context on Halloween origins and Druids. It also mentions a separate court session with several industrial accident cases heard by Commissioner Omar D. Crothers, including workers from a garbage contractor and a quarry firm.
Pinchot reiterates that President Hoover backs the Republican ticket in Pennsylvania. He would not add details after a Washington radio address in which he claimed Hoover’s support. Secretary Davis said Hoover has not endorsed any candidate and cannot endorse him as a cabinet member.
Richmond Va October 22 AP Mary McClenny swooned and shed tears on the witness stand during the trial of Harry Dickinson charged with taking and secreting her without parental consent. She revived shortly after. Dickinson pleaded not guilty as the first witness testified about arranging to meet Dickinson near her home. Her father organized a widespread search as Dickinson pleaded innocence.
A historical audit reports murder trial costs totaling 1785.80 with associated expenses for services, autopsy, stenography, and notary fees. It also notes dog license commissions, county receipts from 4510, and additional fees to officials, magis tries, and the treasurer, plus listed charitable earmarks and hospital funds.
Salisbury Conn Oct 22 AP Two youths and a girl died in an automobile crash as four others were injured. The sedan driven by William Mosely of Canas escaped injury. Helen Adams of New Britain died instantly. Alfred Casey of Canaan died minutes after the car overturned. Robert Condon of Canaan died later of internal injuries. Julia Regalis of New Britain was hospitalized with uncertain prognosis. Police said the party was returning from a dance and all were in their early twenties. The second item reports New York stock market trading with sharp early losses followed by partial recovery.
At the annual meeting all directors were reelected and officers reappointed Thomas P. Perkins was named president John Gibbons named manager Edward Davis secretary John H. Shaab treasurer Rou ting business was transferred Gibbons had recently been discharged from a Baltimore hospital after treatment for a heart attack.
A fragmentary report notes retained glasses and named individuals in an unclear matter. No clear event, date, or organization is discernible from the readable text. Further details are unavailable.
A report from Ontario authorities states Col. Ont. 22 Nek is to be charged in connection with the murder case involving Mrs Pearl O Loughin and the death of her ten year old stepchild. The article notes the case is being pursued in court.
A large Wednesday crowd attended the fair's second day with steady showings at both booths and private displays. Dust and cold kept attendees moving between midway attractions and grandstand racing, while many workers took half days and schools closed early.
Police report steady crowds at the fair grounds and surrounding areas with officers from state and county assisting. A minor accident occurred on West Fifth Street involving a youth named Detine who was only slightly injured, and Special Officer Pul investigated. A car theft was reported near the fair grounds, later traced to Shellhouse. a color man in Kilnberts alley was questioned but the owner reclaimed the vehicle. One drunk arrest was recorded, Dixon of this city, held for a hearing tonight after a $2.50 fine payment.
Washington October 33 AP A jury was selected to try Herbert M Campbell real estate dealer on a Mary Baker clerk murder charge. District Attorney William H Collins opened by claiming Baker and associates plotted the crime near the Washington monument. Campbell’s statement about the day’s movements caused suspicion while witnesses were being laid out. The defense waived opening statements and testimony began. In Urbana a club meeting featured demonstrations of millet making and tomato soup with Mrs Florence Kidd hosting and other club members participating.
Dr. Charles Z Wehler will officially represent his alma mater during the centennial events in Virginia. Attendees include Dean Laing and other named guests from diverse locations. The program features tours of Ranowver county and birthplay Patrik Henry and Benny Clay.
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