Assault charge against Harris deepens amid market area violence
William Harris of Yellow Springs faces renewed assault allegations following his arrest for striking ex Mayor Gilmer Schley on East Church street. Reports say Danner, a city employee, was ambushed behind the market house with bricks. two witnesses on East Second street observed the assault. Harris, a summer city street worker, was jailed in default of $1000 bail after seeking a jury trial.
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William Harris
Yellow Springs
Gilmer Schley
East Cuurch Street
Harris
Wail Ham Danner
Schley
Danner
Roger Cook
East Second Street
Market House
Market Street
Mr. Schley
East Church Street
Walsh
Autoist Jailed After Collision With Essex Coach
John Fink of Saddletown Maryland was arrested by state police after a crash with an Essex coach carrying Mrs. Crook and her two sons en route to Cleveland. Fink, charged with driving under the influence and reckless driving, appeared before Justice Kefauver in Middletown and was fined 125 dollars and confined for 20 days. An injured woman accompanying Fink at the scene was not arrested.
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Maryland
Crook
Beancoke
Cleveland
Ohio
John
Hoss7
Fink
Saddletown
JO Hollin Kefauver
Middletown
Krefyyyor
Atal
County Seeks Bids for Two New School Buildings
County Superintendent G Lloyd Palmer calls for bids to build two new one story schoolhouses in Urbana a two room structure and Myersville a four room facility Education Week will run November 7 through 13 with themed days tied to national observance Activities include God and Country Constitutional Rights Patriotism Equal Opportunity Armistice Know Your School and Community Day The Frederick High School enrollment stands around 800 with 80 to 100 students transported to the city Officials note white schools open 180 days colored 160 days and year end date unchanged though final closure date not decided
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G. Lloyd Palmer
Urbana
Myersville
Palmer
Frederick High School
Oetween
Frederick Fair
City
Montgomery county supervisors design 58-name ballot for November
The Montgomery County supervisors of elections at Rockville approved a two-column ballot listing 58 Democrat Republican and Socialist candidates for state and federal offices plus county posts. It includes spaces for a constitutional amendment vote and calls for 22 000 ballots, one fourth more than registered voters.
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Montgomery County
Laurason FE Riggs
Norman Wooton
Frank Dwyer
Rockville
Court of Appeals
State Treasury
United States
House of Representives
State Senate House of Delegates
Ie Circuit Court
Register of Wills
Sherif
Orphans’ Court
Suveyor
Sixth Judicial Circuit
Pinchot Grants Respite For Death-Row Prisoner
Governor Pinchot issued a respite for Paul Orlakoski, a prisoner in Pennsylvania, delaying his execution from next Monday to the week of November 22 to allow time to file a clemency application with the state pardon board. Orlakoski, described as a slave of two prison guards, was moved under heavy guard from Allegany County Jail to Rockview penitentiary for the delay.
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Harrisburg
Pinchot
Paul Orlakoski
Western Pennsylvania Penitentary
Pittsburgh
Orlakoski
State
Allegany County
Rockview
Pennsylvania
Ted Cui
Autoists urged to wage war on hit and run drivers
Washington report states the American Automobile Association calls for concerted action against hit and run drivers. The appeal seeks to pursue suspects and record license numbers to aid apprehension. Condition of Charles M. remains unchanged after Wednesday incident.
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Washington
Elahs
Jas Wesress
Deere
Charles M , Nan
Od Pe Son
Witten
Cervins
Tetrazzini Marries Her Tenant Twenty Years Younger
Florence reports opera star Louise Tetrazzini wed her Rome tenant Pietro Vernath, age about 42, this morning. The 62 year old singer, whose first husband was J G Basel, met Vernath at her Rome home.
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Tetrazzini
Florence
Italy
Louise Tetrazzini
Tietro Vernath
Rome
Tetrazzin
J. G. Basel
Sharp rally halts selling in New York stocks
The stock market saw a short-lived rally led by professional traders but failed to sustain gains as the week ended. Call money eased and cotton hit 1921 lows while rails and industrials slipped amid mixed earnings and reports of auto production decline.
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New York
Eks
American Iron and Steel Institutes
Gulf Steel Corporation
Republic Iron and Steel Company
Department of Commerce
Timken
Marland
Transcontinental
Phillips
Atchison
van Sweringen
H. J. Orth Sr. Dies in Frederick Apartment
Henry Jewett Orth Sr., father of H. Jewett Orth Jr., was found dead in his Law Building apartment on West Church Street. Officials say apoplexy caused his death, likely around 4 am. he was 80 years old and survived by two sons and a daughter. Private funeral set for Sunday at 4 pm with burial in Pittsburgh Monday.
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Henry Jewett Orth
H. Jewett Orth
Frederick
Law Building
West Church Street
Mr. Orth
Ann Orth
C. H Conley
Orth
Pittsburch
of Presbyterian Church
H. Jexe Orth
Roderick Sheldon Orth
Golden Rule Sunday Tea Sale in Frederick
Miss Virginia Young of Hood College and daughter of Jonn R. Young assist in preparing a tea at the Francy Scott Kor hotel Monday afternoon for Golden Rule Sunday. The event aims to raise funds for Near East Relief via a Wayne county church gathering with local attendees and spectators invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Young
Hood Coleco
Jonn R. Young
Cretary
Near East Relief
Pearing Tea
Qamenting
Mhs
Frederick Eoniy
Francy
Scott Kor
Qwans
Isaac
Fameus
Sore
Noay
Jme
Father Kills Three Daughters While They Sleep
Brockton Mass October 23 AP A liquor crazed father James Stoddard 36 killed his three daughters Mildred 13 Flor ener 14 and Ednad Marvin in their home as they slept. His escaping daughter survived. Stoddard claimed hallucinations about being burned and said he killed to protect them. He was arrested after police confronted him in the house and later collapsed in custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
Mass
James Stoddard
Mildred
T. Florener
Ednad Marvin
Stoddard
Marlin
Frederick County Fair Closes After Rain Limits Races
The Frederick County Fair ends with clear skies giving way to rain and rising temperatures. About 10,000 attended Friday and roughly 56,000 over the four days, while automobile races on the fairgrounds half mile dirt track were canceled due to precipitation. The Weather Bureau forecasts further showers and warmer temperatures over the weekend.
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Frederick County
The
Fair Association
Weather Bureau
Stock prices gain as market shows further recovery
New York activity steadies with a favorable tone despite sporadic selling aimed at dragging down motors and certain specialties. Analysts see no broad recession on the horizon as speculative sentiment trends bullish amid earlier declines. Close is strong with about 750000 shares traded.
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New York
Oct
Swat the Autumn Fly for Health
Dr. John Fulton urges persistent fall fly swats to curb next summer’s populations. He warns a single fly lays hundreds of eggs and a pair yields generations, spreading disease. killing them now reduces risk to babies and others.
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John
Fulton
State Departument of Health
Adams to Confer With Stephenson in Prison
Thomas Adams publisher of the Vincennes Commercial gained permission to enter the state penitentiary at Michigan City with a small group to meet D. C. Stephenson a life prisoner. The visit aims to support Adams' charges of political corruption in Indiana. Also reported a traffic accident in which Florence Hale, 36, was knocked down and dragged by a Ford on West Patrick Street near the Frances Scott Key hotel. The car was driven by a woman from Washington. Her condition and the driver’s name were not confirmed.
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Michigan City
Ind
Thomas Adams
Vincennes Commercial
D. C. Stephenson
State Penitentiary
Adams
Indiana
Marion County
Florence Hail
West Patrick Street
Francs Scott Key
Court and
Patrick Street
Washington
West All Saints Street
Road paving bids cut by new thinner brick tests
Washington officials report an annual saving of more than 24 million dollars in road paving costs due to experiments by the department. Thinner bricks and revised methods achieve satisfactory results, with traffic long-term studies indicating durable performance and potential cost reductions across future projects.
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Washington
Showers and Cold First Part of Week
Weather notice reports showers and cold conditions for the early week. Locations include Watangion and nearby areas with unsettled periods and a lingering chill through midweek.
Eight Killed as Train Strikes Auto in Illinois
A Chicago area collision left eight people dead when a train struck a car attempting to cross tracks. Investigators described the scene as a tragic accident with multiple fatalities and inquiry into signal failures underway.
Where Youth Isn't Served
Charles v. Stewart reports on the U S Weather Bureau forecasters Scarlett five men nationwide with long service records and modest pay. He notes their responsibilities include protecting property and lives with forecasts affecting hurricanes, cold waves, shipping, and fire weather across major regions and fronts.
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Charles v. Stewart
NEA
Washington
Charles ¥ .Marvin
United States Weather Bureau
Henry J. .Cox
Chicago
I. M. Cline
New Orleans
Ib. H. Bowie
San Francisco
I. Mitchell
J. M. Sherier
Denver
Baltimore Man to Be Named by Government
Baltimore info leaks prompt U S Attorney Amos W W Woodcock to announce an investigation into armament irregularities in the antitrust division of the Department of Justice. He expects to press charges soon against a Baltimore man tied to fertilizer industry deals and inside information.
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Baltimore
Amos W. W. Woodcock
Washington
Department of Justice
CAPA
Larsent
Department of Tistice
Alloemer
Talimare
Dusinese
Armenian Quake Kills Hundreds Hurts Thousands in Armenia
Leninakan Armenia saw hundreds killed and thousands injured as a major earthquake struck late last night. Telecommunication wires toppled and homes collapsed while Near East Relief workers and orphans faced displacement though all 40 American staff remained safe. Emergency fund requests followed from the relief organization.
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Leninakan
Armenia
New York
Near East Relief
Erivan
Loumakan
Queen Marie of Romania Battles Cold in New York
Queen Marie of Romania keeps her engagements amid a hoarse voice and a slight cold after a taxing day of appearances in New York. Doctor Albert B. Duel attended at the Ambassador Hotel as Tileston Wells and other officials monitored her condition and schedule.
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New York
Ambassador Hotel
Marie
Romania
Albert B. Duel
Tileston Wells
Prince Nicholas
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Princess Ileana
Capitol Theatre
Simone Lahovary
Colony Club
T. Tileston Wells
Mrs. Wells
Edouard Jonas
East 56Th Street
Mongendre
Queen Marie
Brooklyn
106Th Infantry
Armory
George Washington-Sulgrave Institute
Hotel Biltmore
Accident Injures Workman Near Willimantic Bridge
Ellis J. Jones, son of Emma Jones of Ratis Apartments, was badly injured at work as a trolley enductor for the New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad near Willimantic Conn. The Hall of Bridge Open and nearby structures suffered damage with traffic resumed Thursday after repairs to a foundation arch ring.
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Ellis J. Jones
Emma Jones
Ratis
Widdleman
New York, New Haven and Hartford
Willimantic Conn
Pew Bridge
Weep Paitickert
East Patrick Firest
Wheat makes big jump during week
Ontario markets report dramatic shifts as freight rates rise in Atlantic shipping push wheat values higher in Chicago. Prices gain across grains with corn up and oats modest, while provisions vary. Argentine deliveries delayed, rust risk looms, European stocks thin, Canadian quality softens. Butter markets steady to firm as week ends with buyer demand.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Europe
North America
Argentine
Australia
Pais
Hainois
Iowa
Nebraska
Indiana
Ohio
Boston
Chicare
Hood Colitgs Wesners. Hond Calleze service in Brodherk Hall
A college service is scheduled for Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock in Brodherk Hall. The program lists Osnin and Frantz with speakers featured at the Referred Charen Thenorcal Seminary in Lancaster, Pa under the direction of Mile. Privat.
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William Danner
Hood
Winchester Hall
the Athletic Association of
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Drances Norton
Helen Richard
Marion Mack
Martha Wilson
Marjorie Noble
Elizabeth Burier
Assaiation
Deanie Marcaret
Sheer Helen Ralston
Jewiedte Fiener
ASK
Uyne
Montgomery
Sharp Rally
H. J. Orth, SR
West Church St
Stephenson
Samuel G
City Hospital
Duval
Watangion
Mearlas Nour
Atlanta
Kenne
Brey Pthe
Nraihvan Ana Tiel mWedy
Suiser Run
Mecowe
Rik Tae Cheaca
Italia Ata
Ube Train
Deri
Cox
Cline
Bowie
Mitchell
Sherier
Army Signal Corps
Marvin
Florida
Middle Northwest
Pacific
Atlantic Coast
Lakes
Mississippi
France
Charley Fr. Marvin
Woodcock
AntiTrust Division
Mt Watry Main and Fame
Spendels
Chan
Vranmd Me
Cisse
Air Vi 4
Middiciowa
J. W. Albaneh
Menrovia
Emma F. Shawbaker
Honevig
George H. Rigen
Tramsville
Falconer
DA Riess
New Market
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