Abillasville Man Also for False Pretenses Case Opens
A Harrisburg area court opened multiple criminal appeals. Percy Sunny, Sabnasyiiz, faced charges of false pretenses tied to a Waynesboro bank account and fraudulent checks. Jurors listed include C Spen Battull and Harvey Bohn among others. Embezzlement charges against Phillip H. Culler were postponed. Bastardy charges in Damascus were dismissed. Brown found not guilty in a rape case.
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Circus Cours
Gacrigon Norirood
Alry
House of Correction
Bennet
Cme Tfate
Willard
Percy Sunny
Sabnasyiiz
Silas H. Hess
First National Bank and Trust
Waynesboro
Michael Peregoft
Prederick
Bennett
C. Spen- Btull
Harvey & Bohn
Hugh Vitlinger
Henry
Wilbur Brown
Amascus
Brown
Earl C. Creeger
Maryland Classis to Meet in Middletown
The annual Fall meeting of the Maryland Classis of the Potomac Synod Reformed Church of the United States will be held Tuesday at Christ Reformed Church in Middletown. Sessions cover business and church concerns with a public evening meeting. consolidation talks involve Burkineville Petersville and Dunkin Reformed charges under Pastor Y. R. Frank Main. Dinner and supper will be served to delegates and visitors. Officers listed include President Rev Dr Wagner and others from Westminster Taneytown and more.
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Aryland Classis
Potomac
Reformed Church of the
Wsion
Scott Ft. Warner
Zion Reformed Church
Hagerstown
Classis
Burkinevile
Petersville
Middletown Valley
Dunswick
Paswa Aid Society
Middletown
Wagner
Csident
Bader
Calvin T. Pringer
Imsarer
Ekfer Henry M. Warrfeitemaniteburg
Teading
Felix Peek
Westminster
Giated
Guy BP
Bready
Taneytown
Weather Forecast and Climate Figures for October
A compact weather record notes 24 hour precipitation totals, temperature ranges, and celestial timings. It lists October precipitation at 2.58 inches, October 1930 figures, and a comparative look at 1931 with 1920, plus historical monthly norms. Moon and sun times are provided, with cloud cover summaries for several streams and local conditions.
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Nevers
Senator Morrow supports wife and children in will
The will, filed today, directs a large bequest split among his widow and children. It names Amburret College and Smith College each at 200,000, plus 650,000 to the Secutearian Institute in Washington and the University of New York. Also 50,000 to Union Theological Seminary and the New York City Association for Improving the Condition of the Poor.
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Cherr
Pius
Morrow
Amburret College
Smith College
Secutearian Institute of
Washington, D. C
Ianwa Civiversity of
New York
Union Theological Seminary of New York
The
New York City Association For Improving
Free apples for worthy Frederick residents announced
Free apples for home consumption will be distributed Monday afternoon from 2 to 5 at the Market House under the Frederick County Growth Emergency Association. About 225 bushels from Montgomery county were brought in by Mr. Gambril and Harry L. Ebert with assistance from a Reynolds team, with 150 residents on the drought aid list invited to collect half a bushel each.
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Frederick
James H. Gamerill
Frederick County
Montgomery County
Mr. Gambril
Board of
Harry L. Ebert
Mrr. Jones
Drouth Emergency Association
Louis Alexander
Gambril
James H. Gambrill, Jr
Drouch Emergency Association
South Market Street
Change of venue sought in murder trial of Yuel Lee
A petition to move the trial of Yuel Lee alias Orphan Jones, 60, for the Berlin four murders, from Worcester to Baltimore, will be filed at the Worcester county circuit court for the November 4 reconvening. Lee is held in Baltimore city jail. Bernard Ades of the International Latex Defense League argues venue is needed for a fair trial, citing a coerced confession by Maryland authorities.
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Ballimore
Yuel Lee
Orphan Jones
Green
Berlin
Baltimore
Worcester County
Lee
Baltimore City
Bernard Ades
International Latex Defense League
Ades
Youth and Girl Shot to Death in Peculiar Case
In Pensacola on October 23 AP reports the bodies of Arthur Hinote 18 and Bernice Brayass 16 were found near a parked car after disappearing from Tome for a Gabe night. Hinote was shot through the heart. Brayass lay ten feet away, beaten and assaulted. No killer identity yet though scattered tracks hint at another car turning around at the scene.
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Pensacols
Pla
Arthur Hinote
Bernice Brayass
Tome
Gabe
Automobce
Binote
Feers
Lindberghs Set Out Again On Flight East
Rock Springs, Wyo Oct 23 (AP) Colonel and Mrs Lindbergh prepared for a second flight east after a Victoria to Englewood leg faced weather and emotional strain. Officials hoped they would reach New York tonight as grief from the death of Senator Dwight W. der rine, Oct 5, weighed on their departure.
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Lindberghs
Rock Springs
Wio
Ccconelatet
Chaves A
Lindbergh
Victoria
B.C
Englewood
Dwight W. Derrine
Speakers Set For College Broadcast Program
President Hoover opens a nationwide program broadcast from WRC with regional leaders guiding nine divisions. Maryland and nearby states join the plan, featuring prominent speakers on college achievements and needs. Meanwhile a Westminster accident leaves one man dead and several youths detained as police investigate.
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Mike Dain
Hoover
OSTA
Ieurst Ball
Robert L. Kelly Aln
Ward
Westminster
Lhey
Soos
Western Maryland College
Arts College Movement
Maryland
Delaware
District of Columbia
New Jersey
New York
Pennsys
Yaris
Hood College
Staton Wrc
Washington
Apple
Co operative Christian Association Conference at Hood College
The Co operative Christian Association Conference will be held at Hood College from October 30 to November 1. D Elton Trueblood will speak and students from multiple colleges will participate in discussions and an evening program featuring three one act plays by Hood College’s Marionettes. The campus hosts and housing plans are outlined with local students assisting. Married 3 year Mr and Mrs George Allen Eyler celebrate their golden wedding anniversary at their home in Frederick.
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Hood College
D. Elton Trueblood
Baltimore
Friends’ Meeting
Guilford College
Able College
Maryland
Delaware
District of Columbia
University of Maryland
George Washington College
American University
Howard University
Shepherd College
Storer College
Western Maryland College
Johns Hopkins University
Blue Ridge College
University of Delaware
Morgan College
Goucher College
Salisbury Normal School
Washington College
Towson Normal School
Delaware State College
St John's College
Georgetown College
Maryland College For Women
Bowie Normal School
Frostburg Normal School
Brodbeck Hall
Dramatic Club
Wiliam Atkermen
Janice Archer
Rood
Col Tewes Elsie Bevana
Mogan College
George Allen Eyler
Thurmont
Garrell Street
Eyler
Emma Rate
Freeze
Michael Preeze
Eyier
St. Joan's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Tinc
Front
W. C. Wire
Mix
Wallase
Eouth Orange
N. J
Miss Blanche
Abome
Durine
Neishbors
Eyer
Witsems
Market Upbeat Despite Mixed Trading Signals
Trading appeared steady with cautious gains as the stock market showed tentative advance. Analysts noted the American Iron and Steel exchange and weekly mercantile reviews lifting sentiment while storage exchanges weakened, with a small loss amid volatile activity.
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Américan Iron and Steel Agtiiuye
Elopement Foiled as Girl Promises Undying Love
Margaret Perkins a 16 year old Detroit steel plant superintendent's daughter sat in Cecil County office and proclaimed undying love for Austin B. Kinsly 22 thwarting an elopement. The couple stayed at a hotel with Mrs Van Clive Loewe. the husband and would be husband jailed. They were detained after applying for a license and telegrams from the girl's father blocked the license.
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Elkton
Margaret Perkins
Detroit
Cecil
Austin B. Kinsly
Beck
van Clive Loewe
Kinsly
Monnes
George Perkins
Feers
Rodeo rider killed in dispute over fifteen cents taxiride
New York Oct 23 AP Owen Crosby of Carlsbad New Mexico rodeo rider was shot and killed early today by Patrolman John Quigley after a quarrel over a fifteen cent taxi bill Crosby denied riding in a cab and two friends joined the street scuffle Crosby allegedly grabbed the officer and was struck by Crosby's two friends before Quigley drew and fired one shot striking Crosby in the chest
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New York
Owen Crosby
Carlsbad
N. M
John Quigley
Crosby Trott Hotel
Crosby
Cro Iby
Planes Carry Troops to Quell Cyrian Revolt
Seven RAF planes arrived with 1350 soldiers from Egypt to aid quelling the Cyrian revolt. Governor Storrs said the situation was under control and additional reinforcements would be unnecessary. About 15 209 of Cyprus's 350000 population participated in the demonstration.
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Cyrian
Certs
Geena
Cyprus
Ors Oo
Royal Air Force
Egypt
Millsven
Storrs
Hundred Men Employed at Antietam Battlefield
Antietam Battlefield near Sharpsburg adds 100 workers after a winter appropriation. George B. Alexander, superintendent, reports 110 men have already built five miles of avenues and a new footpath from Burnside's Bridge to the McKinsey monument. Improvements extend about a month more, drawing more tourists.
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Antietam
Sharpsburg
George B. Alexander
Battlefeld
Eld
Burnside's Bridge
McKinsey Monument
Alexander
Antetam
Smiths Crumble in Porch Shooting Suicide Tragedy
In Crisfield Maryland Albert Larrimore, 27, shot and wounded his estranged wife Havel, 24, at her parents’ home on the Jacksonville road, then killed himself. A 32 caliber revolver was found in his hands. Havel was hospitalized with gunshot wounds to both arms and the abdomen. Police report the couple had been separated for some time and a dispute occurred on the porch before witnesses heard shots. Larrimore’s body was later found in a wooded area nearby.
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Crisfield
Albert Larrimore
Havel
Larrimore
Oliver Wilson
Jacksonville
Old Pete the Big Bass Still Cavorts in Little Reservoir
The Seventh Street Creek water level fell due to pumping and muddied the habitat. Officials debated moving the big bass known as Old Pete to nearby creeks while other fish would be relocated to county streams or Carroll Creek. The reservoir repairs prompted the removal of a wooden Statue of Liberty, once a decorative feature, now discarded and rotted.
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Little Reservoir
Pete
Bonafde
Sametis
New
Yor Harbor
Publicity Drive Highlights School Controversy in Frederick County
The Frederick County Fraternal Association of the Junior Order United American Mechanics met in Frederick with D Grayson Banner presiding. Delegates from Frederick 318 Brunswick 21 Ginde Valley 112 Middletown 0 Jefferson 127 and Manor 185 discussed reports, planned a December county wide class initiation, and urged fullest publicity on the dispute over the county superintendent of education.
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Frederick County
United American Mechanics
Frederick Counci
D. Grayson ‘Banner
Huddletown
Frederick
Brunswick
Ginde Valley
Middletown
Jefferson
Manor
A. 8. Cook
Flag Council
Homer Grass
M OR. Etchison
Jefferson Council
Mr. Bauer
Midgetown Council
L.Z Willard
Manor Council
Wilbur Smith
Glade Valley Council
Praternal Association
Bonds to Be Purchased by County Commissioners
County Commissioners announce arrangements to purchase 184000 in redemption bonds issued for Frederick County schools. Holders may present bonds at Citizens National Bank by Nov 10 1931 to receive par plus accrued interest to Nov 2 1931. Deposits of 75000 issued 1910 75000 issued 1917 and 36000 issued 1924 were made to Central Trust Company.
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the News Today
Tho Wu
Citizens National Bank
Eighteen Fatal Accidents Reported in Maryland Week
A weekly report by the Commissioner of Motor Vehicles lists eighteen fatal accidents across Maryland counties. Fines total 7575 dollars, with 5045 from counties. various drivers cited for no license, speeding, reckless driving, and falsified markers. One license revoked for liquor influence. suspensions for several others.
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Maryland
Commissioner of Motor Vehicles
Prederick
Eera Blank
Louis Craver
W. W. Byersole
W. M. Giles
F. O. Humphreys
Patrick Lowry
Rev. A. G. W. Praffka
Millard Gue
Harry Wilt
Emmitsbur
Otto Beall
Floyd Bishop
Nevin H. Fiery
Labertytown
Charles A. Carter
Guy Dizon
Theodore Land
Peter Wolf
New Windsor
John J. Ballinger
John A. Brooks
Granville W. Bullock
Clarence Helwig
Ridgevile
Frank A. Alt
Martin Brown
W. R. Bussard
Samuel C. Paber
Walter Henry
J.P. James
Baxter Seay
Samus Hawkins
Germantown
Ezra Blank
Frederick
Route 5
Martris E. Gaver
Fredrick
Avr
Arthur G. W. Piatka
Blue Ridge Sum
Notable Doctors Named in Dosc aD Tag Event
Dr Stone and Dr Stiely listed as tag Byleoe oe Dosc aD participants in a historical event. Limited context available. names appear with unclear affiliations or roles. Further readable details are needed to define precise actions, locations, or outcomes.
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Dr. Stone
Dr. Stiely
Laval to Be Guest at White House
The report notes Laval will be hosted at the White House in a state visit arrangement involving Hoover, outlining expected discussions and formal hospitality.
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Laval
White House
Chief Executive Clears Way for Conferences
Washington October 2 AP Premier Lava visits Arlington National Cemetery then meets with Vice President Curtis and Chief Justice Hughes. He plans talks with President Hoover and Secretary Stimson and seeks a Senate Foreign Relations Committee meeting. A cabinet session was held with no formal agenda announced.
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Washington
Lava
Prutah Moser
Pays
Aringtos
France
Ecn
Bie
Curtis
Hughes
Stimson Alo
Lunehace
Amhorces
Hursty
Howse
Hoover
M. Laval
Borah
Senate Foreign Relation Committee
Japan faces partial troop withdrawal from Manchuria
Genka, Oct 29. Japanese delegate Youhizawa told the League of Nations Council the government will try to withdraw troops from outside Manchuria within three weeks if China agrees to curb agitation. Japan cannot promise completion by November 16, as council reassembles, citing dependance on China's peace and order. Dr Alfred Sze announced China accepts Aristide Briand’s draft for restoring peace in Manchuria.
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Tokys
Capy
Menkichi Youhizawa
League of Nations Council
Genkra
Manchuria
China
Tere
Japan
Ching
Uhipa
Geneva
Alfred Sze
Tat Hhe
Aristide
Mameburia
Farmers Cooperative Association conveys two properties
The Farmers Cooperative Association, Inc. conveyed two properties in Frederick and Adamstown on the Farmers Nations Grain Corporation for 57,650 dollars. The deed to fee simple was signed by M Prank Hel by Thomas al Company, this city, March 31 of this year.
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The
Farmers Cooperative Association, Inc
Frederick
Adamstown
Farmers Nations’ Grain Corporaton
Grain Corporation
M. Prank Helby
Capone Sentence Delayed Again in Tax Case
AP reports Capone tax evasion case delayed at Jenst ommere Gay as Judge James A. Wikerson announced arguments would push proceedings to ten o clock next morning. Court processes linger over indictment legality and jury view with defense pressing for transfer to the Sere Cowt.
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Allison Worwood
Abillasville
Hald
Aryland
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Senator Morrow
Hood
C. Ray Lewis
Malive
Old Air
Calvary Church
Ray Lean
Westas
Litlestown
Margaret Ww
Jose Gobrecht
Peix Pack
Sterling Mathis
Lewis
Yeen
C. L. Bullingstea
Khim
Ray Yohn
George E. Benson
Sherif Leo Warner
Mr. Lewis
Hyatt
George Smonds
Kemptown
Maurice T. Lewis
Brooklyn
T. Stuart Haller
Tie
Dr. Laws
Hooper
South Street
Alton Bhaffi
Algether
Calvary Methodist J Episcopal Church
East Churen Farrett
R. Rush Levis
Lea Mewes
AlwoOySs
Steiner
Imain
Chit Steiner
Children’s
Co-Operative Christian Association Conference
Am- Hetans
Jesse B. Anders
Edward KE. Blumenauer
Arthur J. Fumey
Ror W Graham
Frank James
Ralph F. Waez Zummerman
A. Rev
L. B. Hater
Gettysburg
Marrin A Stats
Camar Sons of
F Ekkoff
Augie
Fred
Alice
NEA
Elena Con Mer
York
Carroll Creek
Preanent Grove
Laura Daws
P. Ment
Mas Pearson
Auomr
Juia Davis
Autrez Davis
Ann
London
Leonard
BE Louie
Asant
Hoodlege
St. Paul
Reg
Tike
Shuraeae
Fue
Wang
Capone
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