Dynamite Destroys Largest Frederick County Whisky Plant
Sheriff William C. Roderick and Deputies Verner Redmond Willis, and Clyde Hauver raided a Blue Blazes area still near Tiurmont and Wolfsville. The plant housed four stills with about 2200 gallons total capacity, a 16 HP boiler, and a large cooling system. No arrests. authorities seek operators’ identities after destroying the stills and equipment.
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Ie Gal
Frederick County
Illiam C. Roderick
Depu
Verner Redmond
Williars Einer
Clyde Hauver
Tiurmont
Wolfsville
Arit
Amt
Barbara Fritchie Flag Set for Baltimore Debut of My Maryland
Frederick residents plan a special trip October 31 to Baltimore for the My Maryland opening and the Barbara Fritchie flag will be displayed in a safeguarded glass case. Eleanor Abbott and local figures including Mayor Sherd Cutler expect to attend, with Governor Ritchie invited as guest and Major Mansho wer as escort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Fritche
Frederick
Maryia
Itimore
Maryland
Fredsk
Mary
Kendrick
Baltimore
Miss Abbott
Sherd
Cutler
H. Dorsey Etchison
Hammond Clarr
RE. Town
Elmer F. Manshower
R. E. Delaplaine
William T
Stonewall Jackson
Sigmaund Romberg
Fredericktoniana
Community Drive Aids New U S S S Building
A church campaign raises about $10 000 for a new U S S S building. Attendance includes Miss Margaret Hall McTs class and C Thomas Summers banner winners. Addresses by Reno S Harp and Sam ers promote ads. A Sunday School fundraiser features choir anthems and joint services with intermediate and senior worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren Sun- 2
Margaret Hall Mc‘Ts Clase
C. Thomas Summergss
Effor Ss
Jeruealem
Generosic
Sant
Capain
Gondiym W. “Pienett
G. Baker
Cap “Hartt Res
Proceedings to Oust Indianapolis Mayor Faced
Quo warranto proceedings were filed to remove Indianapolis Mayor John L. Duvall after he announced his resignation. The filing followed a jury verdict in a separate case where a defendant was sentenced to 30 days imprisonment and a $1.00 fine for related charges.
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Indianapollis
Ind
John L. Duvall
Indianapolis
Duvall
Oes
Waenke
Ting Waar
Holinz i
Rorners
He Peer
Monocacy Battle Saved Capital Told By Grant
Wm M Hardt provides added details from General Grant in Personal Memoirs on how the Monocacy action helped delay Early and defend Washington. Lew Wallace led a perilous effort at Monocacy with limited forces to buy time for Union defenses as Meade and others redirected troops toward the capital. The piece cites marks toward properly marking the battlefield and notes related local discussions in Frederick.
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United States
Grant
Lew Wallace
Kantsara Wallace
Washington
Monocacy
General Grant
Battle of
Monmocacy
Wilam M. Hardt
Philadelphia Clearing House Association
Frederick
Wardt
Joseph D. Baker
L. A. Grant
Early
Hunter
Baltimore
Wallace
Meade
Ricketts
Wright
Thermes
Louisiana
Richmond
Fortress Monroe
13Th
Emory
Law Wallace
Unclear local event noted at Men's Bible Casa Dor
Fragmentary OCR text notes a tiefoemed church event with wives attending a Men s Bible Casa Dor gathering dated March, mentioning Sahlade and FN. The legibility limits precise details or participants.
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Menera
Casador
Uarliste
Largest Earth Tremor In Years Reported In U S
Reports from New York and Cleveland describe a major earthquake tremor felt across several states and territories. Officials noted power lines and cables remained largely undisturbed while residents reported shaking and distant sounds.
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U.S
Second annual Standard Leadership Training School planned
The Frederick County Sunday School Association announces the second annual Standard Leadership Training School to be held November 7 to 11 at the Lutheran Sunday School East Second Street. Rev. Frank M. McKibben will be dean and teach The Teaching Task of the Church. Lillian McCormick will teach Primary Material and Methods. Sessions run 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. with no day meetings. Attendance goal is 200 from 134 Sunday Schools. Religious Education Week will precede the event and state delegates met in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Sumday School Association
Suttdey School
East Second Street
Intermirtional Council of Religious Ton
City and Sunday School Association
Frank M. McKibben
Maryland Sunday School Associaca
Misa Lillian Mec-Cormick
Maryland Sunday School Association
Calvary Methods
Episcopal Church
Baltimore
Emory L Coblents
Middletown
R Paul Smith
Hagerstown
Tragic Death From High Tension Wire At Williamsport
Sia Plott Sweeney age 98 of Hazerstown died after contact with a 36009 volt high tension line at the Potomac Edison Williamsport plant. Funeral services set for Washington Methodist church in Hazerstown with interment at Hee Hil cemetery. Survivors include widow and son Conan Laurence and Ca aAegghiear Viale mother and siblings. Funeral directors J& xm of Tourmons.
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Williamsport
Potomac Edison Company
Sweeney
Dazerstenz
Sweener
Implove
W Sxeener
Baring
Rees
Conan
Laurence
Ca aAegghiear
Mazerstows
Fluwinglers
William
Yo Pa
Ernest
Walter
Haze Town
Vada Shreevinz
Delpiia
Minnie Kranz Firs
Baltimore
Washingson Methodist Church
Hazerstown
Restriction on Scandals Welcomed by Journalists
Dr. John W. Cunliffe of Columbia University says limits on scandal coverage would be welcomed by many. He argues sensational reporting harms public welfare and that private handling of sensitive cases should be encouraged when no public interest exists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John W. Cunliffe
Columbia University School of Journalism
Cine
Nurse Swan Goes On Trial For Murder in Cumberland
In Cumberland on October 24 AP reports nurse Mabel Swan formerly of Baltimore stands trial for the murder of Daniel Mosser her landlord at a Swanton area farm. Prosecution by State's Attorney Julius Renninger seeks premeditated murder with threats alleged a month prior. Defense contends self defense amid claims of animus from a raid at Swan’s fort near Swanton initiated by Mosser.
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Cumberland
Julius C. Renninger
Garrett Counts
Miss Swan
Swanton
Moonshire
Moser
Reduction in Corporation Tax Rate to be Sought
Washington reports House Ways and Means Chair Chartrani Green will lead drafting of a new tax revision bill two weeks from today General reductions in the corporation tax are under consideration with possible cuts from 1944 percent to 19 or 19 percent as urged by Representative Garner of Texas The chairman declined to commit to any specific rate or to a $100 million to $500 million tax cut while criticizing a misquote about exempting corporations of Floyd County.
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Washington
Chatreani i Green
House
Ways and Means Committee
Joint
Congressional Tax Committee
Representative Garner
Texas
Garner
Floyfru
Shodons Delays Ruling On Point In Sinclair Case
Justice Siddons delays ruling as to whether Sinclair was legally summoned before the Senate oil committee regarding Teapot Dome. Witness Eddy testifies about a 1922 memorandum to Fall aide Safford outlining claims and a preliminary move to secure the lease.
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Washington
Gen 34
Leche Onda
Senate Oil Committee
Harry FL Sinclair
Albert TL Fall
Justice Sidduta
District of Cahimbi
Sinclair
Justus Shidvas
Justice Shidona
Sane Vlair
Senate
Three Rivers
New Mexico
Navy
Teapot Dome
Interior
Justice Siddons
L. E. Eddy
Honoluly
Oz Company
Gennral Land Office
Upen
Eddy
Charles D. Safford
Roy W. Tallisan
The
Land Office
Teapot Dome Reserve
Owen J. Roberts
Apecial
Safford
Roberts
Pioneer Ol Company
Stock prices again take upward trend
New York stock prices moved higher after four days of weakness as hopes for a market rally resurfaced. Operators faced a severe twist from overextended short interest while call money stood around 3 to 4 percent, and traders weighed a cautious response to unfavourable news.
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New York
Renew Search for Missing Wife in New York Press
Authorities from three states and the District of Columbia renewed their earnest search for Mrs Anna Ramser For bush wife of Rev Dascomb E Forbush of Canandal EL N who disappeared after leaving her husband in a serene scene She is believed to be suffering a third attack of some illness with the time and place unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
States
District of Columbia
Anna Ramser Forbush
Dascomb E. Forbush
Canandal
EL. N
Fire at Helsingfors theater kills twenty one
A theater fire in Helsingfors Finland claimed twenty one lives and left several seriously injured as people tried to escape during a film showing. Authorities described dense smoke and chaotic scenes as patrons rushed for exits while theater staff attempted emergency evacuation.
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Heisonefots
Finland
Tve
Baseball Trials Highlight Magistrate vs Jury Jurisdiction
Frederick shortstop Edward Sawyer and 16 co defendants face a magistrate court hearing for labor on the Sabbath. District Attorney Walter Sing seeks dismissal to keep jurisdiction in magistrates court with appeals possible, while defense sabbath trial requests proceed toward a jury trial before Justice Bennett.
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Sanday
Frederick Amt Hagerstown
Low Ridge League
Teton
Urner
Worthington
Agung
Walter EL Sing
Lal Asket
Jaatie Atren
Bennett
Edeward Lawser
Frederick Shortstop
Mik. Righ
Edward Sawyer
James Reeser
Frank Rogers
Harold Wejin
Theodore Woodward
Arthur Garbark
Albert Ganmonn
Cameron Kehne Feas
Sir Beary Decker
Ralston Tremsley
George Kolb
John Ward
Albert Evevs
John Schodehl
John Ruswell
George Thomes
Henlun Arlington
Bruce Galeloway
Sheri Roderick
Wheeler Viewed as Radical in East Montana County
Washington dispatch notes a split view of Senator Burton Wheeler of Montana. Eastern observers label him a radical, while Sheridan County in Montana’s northeast, dominated by the secret United Farmers, views Wheeler as a potential reactionary. The county backs farmer-led policy and keeps political membership secret to protect candidates.
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Rooney Doutomer
NEA
Washington
Chicago
Burton W. Wheeler
Montana
Wheeler
Senate
Sheridan County
North Dakota
Sheridan
Farmer Labor
Sheridanlies
United Farmers
Washington State
Minnesota
Widow of Winchester officer dies after illness
Baltimo. born 22 era OMT Mary Veader Leonard mother of Dr. Veader N. Leonard of Johns Hopkins Hospital and widow of Ho sgn Leonard once with Winchester Repeating Arms Co. of New Haven. She died late last night after bronchial pneumonia. Mars Leonard daughter of Danis G. Veader founder and treasurer of Winchester Co. and Marr Camden of Annapolis.
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Baltimo
Wen
Esa
Mary Veader Leonard
Veader N. Leonard
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Ho Sgn Leonard
Winchester Repeating ‘Armes
New Haven
Cona
Mars Leonard
Danis G. Veader
Winchester Company
Marr Camden
Annapolis
Lions Club Ladies Night Set for Frederic King Evening
Frederic King prepares for a Lions Club Ladies Night as the entertainment committee hosts a Thursday event at Too i Frederia. Performances by Mev and Mia and Eddie Parlet of Bal Jimers Ware are on the lineup with several members of the Frederic King and their ladies invited.
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Lions Club
Ucaner
ana e@nierta
Frederic King
Entertainmng
Too i Frederia
Specail
Mev
Mia
Eddie Parlet
Bal Jimers Ware
Pertoms
Men’s Bible Class Visit Highlights Local Evangelical Rally
Visitors from the Leaders’ Bible Class attended at the Evangelical Reformed church. Rev Dr Aspteall McQuail preached Does God Speak to Men, with 199 men in attendance and a musical program including Mrs Elmer Manshower and a Salute Army quartet. Tonight a quarterly meeting, Epworth League events, and upcoming socials fill the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee Methodist Episcopal Church
IE Kietter DeLauter
Elmer F. Manshower
Wala
Salte
L. J. Winn
Aspteall McCualg
James HL. Harris
Hosmer
Epworth Penne
Mims Amys M. Schwartz
BR Boprano Solo
Catherias Abdenonr
Ellis
James Edwards
Quatiette
Crowninshiedd
Bew T. Mowbray
Hagerstown
Epworth League
National Home Missionary Conference
H. Baltimore
Queen Esther
Marquis of Cambridge dies in Shrewsbury at 2
The Marquis of Cambridge brother of Queen Mary died this afternoon after a brief illness. He was the eldest son of the late Duke of Teck and Princess Mary Adelaide and married to Lady Margaret Grosvenor. The report notes his age and burial arrangements. In Sallisaw a bank failure closes First National Bank amid farm hardships and low crop prices.
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Shrewsbury
England
Camthize
Queen Mary
Everal Dass
Nutsiaz
Cambethe
Sallisaw
Oklo
First National Bank
Seqnoval
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Edward Ridgewar
Wiliam Strine
Jacob Kintz
Thomas Summers
Rev. Sharp
Morris Fasten
Fred Roogie
William Otterbein Wertenbaker
Thomas Kline
Victor Summers
Harvery Carmack
Roland Ebberts
Mies Jenple Ramsbarer
William O Wertenbaker
Florence Eizenbrode
Lillian Shaw
Thos. Sommers
Strine
Charles Morgan
Samuel Roterick
George W. Perry
William C. Roderick
John W. Grove
George S. Summers
Harry Hildebrand
Charles Whisner
Joseph J. Hoffman
George W. Strine
E. Sparrow
Henry Summers
Lillian Trerraz
Grace Covell
Miller Cassell
George Hamilton
Catoctin County
Nembershire
Gen. Grant
Tel
Wm. M. Hardt
Aaron Hughes
Sherif Wiliam F. Steiner
Jade Etite
Guy KR. Motter
STS
Perdsa
University Tetas
Sencwe
Blamdar l
Lina Tene
Cleveland
Itis A.m
Owenteeh
John Carratt University
Thien Hach
America
Denver
Deares
Peart
Lutheran
Mallen Floyd Sweeney
Death
Columbia School of Journalism
Nurse
Slemp
Coolidge
Charles F. Lazhes
Mr. Senn
Shodons
Sinclaircase
Interior Dept
Doug
Helsingfors
Gab Vary
WM. E. Church
Deas
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