Fair crowds boost Frederick County Fair to best day yet
Despite Thursday rain, October sun brings large Friday attendance at the 65th Frederick County Fair. Officials expect over 15 000 visitors as concessionaries prepare for peak business and gate receipts trend below last year while admissions rise.
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Fredererick County
H. & F Railway
Egital
Frederick
Maytag
Lillian Latimer
Maryland Institute For the Blind
Hood Booth
Hood College
Trederick Fair
Dundee Victim of Two Stickup Men
Four men robbed 54 patrons at two pool rooms run by Johnny Dauulee and Phil Krag, both boxers, escaping with 4500 dollars. Five thousand dollars hidden behind a radiator was overlooked by the robbers. Mr and Mrs Alva N Gladhill announce the birth of a son at Frederick City Hospital.
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Dundee
The
Associated Press
East Newark
Nly
Johnny Dauulee
Phil Krag
Alva N. Gladhill
al Son
Frederick City Hospital
Synod Approves Hood College Endowment Campaign
The Potomac Synod of the Reformed Church in Carlisle Pa. unanimously backed Hood College endowment fund plans for 500000 dollars with half to be raised by Potomac and Pittsburgh Synods. Key speakers included Dr. Joseph H. Apple and Emory L. Coblentz as the project was presented and approved. The gathering also endorsed continued support for Reformed educational institutions and addressed issues of prohibition, divorce, and child labor.
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Potomac Synod of the Reformed Church
Carlisle
Hood College
Potomac
Pittsburgh
Potomac Synod
Joseph H. Apple
Emory L. Coblentz
Apple
Coblentz
Atville Conner
Baltimore
Christopher Moss
Wakamatsu
Japan
Yasuji Joea
George W. Richards
Church Theological Seminary
Lancaster
IE H H. Apple
Franklin and Marshall College
J. H. Apple
Frederick
William Mann Irvine
Mercersburg Academy
KE. R. Hoke
Catawba College
Salisbury
N.C
Sdoward Benchoff
Massanutten Academy
Virginia
Sesson
Federal Council
Pennsylvania Presbyterians
Maryland Plans Wider Roads To 100 Feet
John X. Mackall, chairman of the State Roads Commission, will ask the next General Assembly for authority to revise and set future road widths aiming to widen Maryland thoroughfares to 100 feet rather than build new roads. Governor Ritchie shows interest. plan argues wider existing roads curb costs and support development. The bill would mirror Pennsylvania authority to establish wider limits and shield them from development until land can be acquired.
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John X. Mackall
State Roads Commission
General Assembly
Mackall
Baltimore
Washingtn
Ritchie
Pennsylvania
Highway Department
Two Men Blamed for Salisbury Girl Assault
Elizabeth Butler, 18, was struck by two masked men who leaped onto a moving car on the Salisbury-Delmar highway. She lies unconscious at Peninsula General Hospital with a fractured skull. brother in law Walter Ferris is detained, state police withheld details.
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Associated
Salisbury
Elizabeth Butler
Peninsula General Hospital
Walter Ferris
Salisbury-Delmar
Ferris
Parade Divisions Form for Sunday School March
Frederick county hosts a huge Sunday parade at 2 15 p m with hundreds joining Major Munshower leading from Patrick street to the Square Cover and parade assembly at 1 45. Divisions include many churches and towns with lineups by street and county groups.
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Frederick County
Elinor F. Munshrower
City Opera House
Empire Theatres
Parate
Charles Opel, Jr
Roland BE. Long
F. Lester Smith
G. Thomas Summers
David ©. Griffin
Roy Hyndman
Ray Burgee
Jessa C. Shaver
Glenn O. Garber
Major Munshower
Patrick Street
North Market Street
Divions
Hagerstown
Middletown
Buckeystown
Woodsboro
Liberty
Emmitsburg
New Market
Myeraville
Lewistown
Brunswick
Frederick
Otterbein U. B
Mt. Tabor
Doubs
St. Mark’s Lutheran
St. Luke's
Glade Reformed
Walkersville
St. Paul's Lutheran
U. B
M. E. Walkersville
Libertytown
Johnsville
M. E. Johnsville
St. Elias
M. P
Kemptown
Central M. P
New London
M. E
Liamsville
Pleasant Hill Brethren
Monrovia
M. E. South
Bartholows
Union
Prospect
Church of the Brethren
Pleasant Grove
Locust Grove
Myersville
Mt. Zion
A. B
St. Paul's Exangelital Lutheran
St. John’s
M. PL
Utica
Mountaindale
Thurmont
Bethel
Zion Reformed
Charlesville
Pleasant Hill
Rocky Spring
Church of Cod
Edgewood
Brookhill
WW FE
Brunswick—Evangelical Reformed
St. Paul's
Guests Flee From Hotel Fire In Cincinnati
About 150 guests escaped unharmed as fire swept the basement to the roof of the six story Hotel Newland. The blaze caused by a basement spark threatened the building for half an hour before firefighters extinguished it. Loss is estimated at 50000 dollars.
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Cincinnati
Newland
Munroe
Autos Collide At Street Intersection Injures Rider
Edward Bierly of near Hagerstown sustained minor cuts and bruises in a two car crash at Rockwell Terrace and College avenue Thursday just before seven. His Ford, traveling south on College, collided with a Ford belonging to Lawson Summers traveling east on Rockwell Terrace. Bierly was taken to the city hospital for treatment and expected to be discharged today. He is brother of Charles E. Bierly of 268 West Fifth Street.
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Edward Bierly
Hagerstown
Arinor
Rockwell Terrace
College Avenue
Bierly
Lawson Summers
Freit Prick City Hospital
Charles E. Bierly
West Fifth Street
Frost and Ice Hit Frederick on Cold Thursday
Frederick endured a frosty night with a low around 35 degrees and frost in exposed areas. A 43 degree high on Thursday followed a cloudy rainy day, but Friday warmed as sunshine returned and the Fair concluded drawing crowds.
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Frederick
Three Killed in Indian Riots After Religious Procession
In Madras region, a religious procession in Ulianai near Bellary sparked clashes between Lingayat factions. Police intervened as tensions escalated, with 47 officers among many injured and three people killed after attackers hurled stones and missiles while police used buckshot.
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Madras
India
Uliunai
Bellary
Cat Eye Annie Recaptured Near Buffalo After Jail Escape
Cat Eye Annie, famed confidence woman, was recaptured near Buffalo in Kenmore after escaping from Erie County Jail. A workman found her hiding in the attic of a half finished house just outside the city limits.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Kenmore
Erie ‘County
Court Martial Charges Filed Against Mitchell
The Associated Press reports Col William Mitchell faces eight specifications under Article 96 of war for conduct prejudicial to good order and discipline. The charges relate to his post Shenandoah crash statements and two other alleged remarks. Proceedings by a general court martial are set for next week in Washington.
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Associated Press
Washington
William Mitchell
Army
Navy Air Service
Col Mitchell
San Antonio
Uul
War Department
Shenandoah
Air Service
Reed
Milhoig
Mitchel
Col
Mitehall
British Napier Plane Crashes During Navigability Trials
British entry Napier III crashes into the bay off Bay Shore Park Baltimore during navigability trials. Captain Avory Baird is injured but escapes. rescue crews and Captain Broad assist. The crash ends participation for Baird, with Bert Trinkler named to fly the reserve Gloster Napier III in tomorrow's cup race.
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Associated Press
Bay Shore Park
Baltimore
Great Britain
Napier
Avoryc Baird
Biard
Bhird
Twubert Broad
Dre
Britain
Bert Trinkler
Melbourne
Australia
Bird
Plans For Celebration Of F Hallowe'en One Week From Today
Frederick prepares for a large Halloween parade on Friday with a night of costumes from market street to Opera House. Lions Club and city officials organize a 7 pm program and street closures from Patrick street to Third. Judges at the Opera House review costumes while prizes, partly in gold, await winners.
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Hallowe’en
Hallowe'en
Frederick
Market Street
Lions Club
Old Town
Patrick Street
H. David Magan
Hagan
Kkidiss
Advance Speculators in Control in New York Stock Market
Speculators continued to control today's New York stock market with about 2,000,000 shares traded daily. The rally persisted despite heavy liquidation in sugar issues driving several to new yearly lows, while oils and rails weakened after earlier strength and the renewed weakness of French francs.
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New York
Frederick Retail Store Changes Hands
Oscar E Grove and William Gonso have purchased the 328 North Market Street retail store from B F Grove and Arthur T Rippe and assumed charge. The new firm will improve the store room and carry meats greens staple groceries fish and oysters. Mr Grove is well known in Frederick and recently resigned from Loy Scout work.
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Oscar E Grove
William ©. Gonso
B. F. Grove
Arthur T. Rippe
North Market Wreet
Grove
Frederick
Loy
Chambers Charge Dismissed in Divorce Case Testimony
New York October 23 AP The criminal charge tied to the Simington divorce was dismissed after testimony by Chambers who had been named co respondent. The arrest followed an order from Symington's counsel and related details of alleged relations were described during testimony.
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Chambers
New York
Attorn
Clubman
Thomas H. Simington
Cymington
Abrs
Symington
Two More Bodies Recovered From Sunken Submarine
Navy divers recovered eleven more bodies today from the sunken submarine. The navy announced the fatalities and said the remains would be brought to the naval hospital. One body identified yesterday remains unnamed.
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Newport
Lieshire
Naval Hospital
Fines Drop in City and County for Motor Violations
Statewide motor vehicle fine totals show 6606 dollars collected with Baltimore city accounting for 3046 dollars and the counties 350 dollars. Ridgeville led local fines at 100 dollars followed by Frederick 36 dollars and Middletown 25 dollars. The report lists individual penalties for speeding no license or registration and related offenses, noting license suspensions and revoked permissions for several drivers.
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Haughman
Ridgeville
Frederick
Middletown
Baltimore City
Mackler
Howard
Charlie Taylor
Chafleur
South Market Street
James 17
Konitz
Emmitsburg
Bruce St. Koozle
League moves to stop balkans war as Greeks advance
Paris dispatch reports the League of Nations summoning its Council to act while fighting in the Struma valley intensifies. Greek troops enter Bulgarian territory near Petrich on a 15 kilometer front with artillery air bombardment and floods of refugees as European capitals fear a wider war.
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Paris
League of Nations
Molon
M. Briand
League Council
Prextis Bale
Creech
Bulgaria
Demirhtagag
Sof‘a
Athens
Struma
Aegean Sea
Petrich
Sofia
Vienna
Jes
Sveti Vratch
Patrich
Great Western Train Derailed At Hudson Iowa
AP dispatch reports Great Western No. 56 on the St Paul to Chicago run derailed near Hudson Iowa eight miles south of Waterloo. The engine rolled onto its side but no other cars overturned. The engineer suffered injuries and was trapped under the cab. the train was an hour late. Train likely derailed due to spreading rails. Also: Washington debate over inheritance tax asks federal revenue shift, governors oppose federal overreach but seek uniform state levies and repeal of federal tax.
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Waterloo
Great Western
St Paul
Chicago
Hudson
Here
Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Mellon
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Munshower
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Briand
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