24 Oct 1930
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1930
Page
1
Open bids are requested for the new Moracy Bridge project at St W12. The notice calls for eligible bidders to submit proposals by the stated deadline.
Plans to carry JRK through winter were announced as the Furnace Ford bridge over the Monocacy River is deemed unsafe since last June. Traffic detours remain, with diversions around Frederick Junction and Buckerstown with several bridges under construction or repair along the Monocacy corridor.
Pars Oct 24 AP report says American aviator Gueist Lane and his French companion Pietre Nisolas were killed when their plane from Le Bourget to Cairo crashed during takeoff. The wreck, destroyed by fire, occurred en route to Addis Ababa to witness the coronation of Ras Tafari.
Readable fragments describe an unspecified event or notice with names and places obscured by garbled OCR. The item appears to be a brief public or community record rather than a full narrative, lacking clear dates or actionable details.
A morning blaze destroyed a barn and chicken house on the Summers property near Adamstown. Fire confined to two buildings. no water to save the structures. A small amount of tax cider and some fruit were in the barn. the nearby dwelling apartment was not damaged but occupants were unaware until flames. Loss estimate unavailable as of morning.
Frederick no 118 and the O U A M committee arrange Sunday program for Parkview public school on North Market Street at 2 30 with three parade divisions led by local bands and civic groups. Reverend Rice will deliver invocation, Rev Moore presents Bible, and Theodore R McKeldin delivers address.
Reports from the final day of the fair describe heavy traffic and large attendance as Republican candidates toured the grounds. Officials note some exhibits performed poorly while thefts occurred, including pocket-picking incidents near the Domestic Arts building and a purse snatching scare.
The fair shows a lengthy list of premium winners across classes 28 38 and 32 including corn wheat barley oats peas and garden products. Exhibitors such as A W Hillis Henry Zimmerman and J L Reeder earn top prizes in swine Berkshire and Chester White divisions with multiple firsts seconds and grand champions noted.
A police officer describes statements made by Herbert Campbell in the Baaar case, outlining the key testimonies, dates, and circumstances recorded by investigators. The report emphasizes the sequence of remarks and the officer’s interpretation of their relevance to the case.
Interview notes allege Campbell told Kelly he knew a woman he had been with near the crime scene the day Mary Baker was killed. Kelly recounts Campbell admitting prior stories were false while denying involvement, seeking publicity from police inquiry.
Denver California October 24 First degree murder charges were filed against Mrs Pearl O Loughlin and her brother in law Frank O Loughlin in the slaying of her step daughter Leona O Loughlin The information followed interrogation of Mrs O Loughlin over five days and police alleged she admitted to firing the weapon Deputy Sheriff said the case rests on the statements and the suspect’s alleged actions after the crime
Several arrests were reported near the State armory during a late night disturbance. Names mentioned include Marks, Hot Sabie, and C. W. Smith Lecor. The article notes disorderly conduct and references Farm Bureau activity on South Carrad and a bat incident in progress.
Incomplete report shows J.P. elected as ax and TEport for a year and lists Adel phian Cubs correspondence. A CG vote is noted with a 9920 Tauchs inge Sear bo She dye, and mentions college athletic confections and related details.
Coats hats and gloves were taken from boys attending a Future Farmers banquet at a Frederick Maryland fair grounds. One coat recovered when mistaken for another. Several adults including Robert Clark Everett Whitesell and Prof Albert Leary reported losses. Police and sheriff's office investigating with coats found on hotel premises and at the lobby.
A driver described as dizzy failed to stop after a vehicle incident this morning. Police reported minor injuries and initiated a standard investigation. No other vehicles or persons were seriously hurt.
Snow blankets Cumberland with heavier accumulations at Frostburg along the state line. A cold snap continues as readings drop to near six degrees above zero.
A swift coup ousts Brazil’s government as the military committee seizes control. Hoodlums attack pro government presses while a provisional HQ calls for peace amid three weeks of civil warfare. Shipping of three bomber planes to Brazil proceeds despite regime collapse.
The Confederate Daughters of the Confederacy announced their spring meeting would be held in Frederick on March. The event followed a prior convention in Baltimore and included plans for Maryland gifts and Confederate armaments, with officials approving state division actions.
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