Ford's Shutdown Hits Auto World With Huge Losses
The article details Henry Ford's shutdown of plants and scrapping of machinery, causing an estimated 2400000 loss and a 350 million cash reserve. It notes ripple effects on Detroit payrolls, steel mills, railroads, rubber, coal, and overall auto industry in the year, with rivals lagging in sales.
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Ford
Bos
Omar -Eonek
On &O
Hi S
Tet Ford
Heepon
Middle West
Detroit
Cleveland- Mahoning Valley
Automobile Industr
Parador Cal
Elevess Ford
Chicago Prison Threatened by Fire in Sudden Alarm
The Chicago Department of Corrections reports a fire threat at the 2,652 prisoner facility shortly after 7 a.m. Guards, aided by two policemen armed with pistols and shotguns, defended the yard to prevent an escape. Fire damaged the laundry and tailor shop containing winter clothing. inmates were awakened as flames raged and spread.
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Chicago
Hoe of Correction
Earch
Gaundry Hauting
Atlen
Father Schwalenberg Returns to Rectory After Illness
Rev. Fr. F. A. Schwallenberg, pastor of St John's Catholic Church, who had been ill and treated at Frederick City Hospital, has returned to the rectory on East Second Street and is somewhat improved.
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Schwalenberg
F. A. Schwallenberg
St John's Catholic Church
Frederick City Hospital
East Second Street
Welty Acquitted in Statutory Offense Case
Albert Welty of Carroll was acquitted by Judge Worthington Monday after earlier testimony was deferred. The trial centered on a statutory offense charge and involved prior hearings earlier this year.
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Welty
Albert Welty
Carrol
Worthiarton
Pepa
Child Charged in Maryland Case Under $5,000 Bond
A Maryland case reports a young suspect charged with an offense connected to a mine car incident. The secretary and treasurer notes indicate resignations and bond adjustments, with a 5 year old figure involved in the broader context.
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Sts Sond
Malissua
Maryand Synod Lutherans to Hold Oct. 31 Convention
Final plans cover the fret annual convention of the Sunday School Association of the Maryland Synod United Lutheran Church in America to be held October 31 in the Evangelical Lutheran church auditorium. Rev R S Pantersen will speak on the content and expected attendance is about 1,200. Delegates include pastors, superintendents and Sunday schools from Maryland with a 1300 member choir to perform. Various sessions feature Dr M A Ashby Dr R S Patterson and others, with topics on faith practice youth and church education.
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Sunday School Association
Maryland Synod
United Lutheran :Church In America
Tober
Evangelical Lutheran ‘Church
R. S. Pantersen
Westminster
Spess
Lutheran Church
Lutheran Sunday Echools
Maryland
Spe
Bik
M. A. Ashby
Boonsboro
W. L. Seabrook
A. 5
G. Rupp
Creetioss
J. E. Byers
Baltimore
Srnec
R. S. Pattereon
3. H. Fisher
Gettysburg
John G. Fleck
Young Peoples Society
Henry Manken, Jr
Washington
Hagerstown
Francis
Waynesboro
Motive claims heard as nurse on trial for murder in Maryland
Testimony included a witness saying Miss Mabel Swan declared she would shoot Mosser, while others described moonshine at her Swanton home. Court adjourned due to a colleague’s illness and will resume with defense witnesses expected to begin this afternoon.
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Miss Swan
Mosser
Thomas E. Bess
Hoffman Hospital
Kercer
W. Va
Twax Seven
Woman Granted Reprieve in Chiace Case
An article reports that Mrs Tara Cassler received a reprieve in a chiace case, with a Friday deadline noted for monitoring and further action. The text is garbled but indicates legal action and ongoing dates.
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Chiace
Tara
Refine Cassler
Fridar
Moniter
Telat Sas
Eiemom Ie Lortty
Rene
Congregation 10 Votes Nov 6 on a New Church
The Wilcoxon and Brown property on West Second Street is offered as a gift for a new Calvary church site pending congregation approval. A planned canvass seeks pledges, with a November 6 vote to decide on accepting the gift and whether to construct a Western city church.
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Bentz
Stp
Persats
Ker
Tarte al Moota
Fee Zerstown
West Second Street
Calvars Church
West Second
Bentz Street
Lentz Street
Second Street
Wilcoxon and Brown
Frederick
Bents Street
Charles S. Honck
East Church 1 Striet
Calvary M. BE
Blbie
E T. Mowbray
Hagerstown
G. Els Williams
A. R. Snedegar
Cas Yer E. Cline
TR Rush Lewis
Judce Hammond Tre
George W. Heitler
A. A. Whaslings
Jaodge Sherman
Baers
Etebiso
Holden S. Felter
Resmond J
C. A. Gilson
W. A Hariey
James Bais
EU G. Mangh
Edward WW Heinein
Ame
Hendrickson
Rarsom R. Lewie
J. HW. Mackles
KL Moore
Rice
Spe
Sint W. S
States Adopt New Colors for Auto Tags in 1925
A 1925 survey lists 42 states and territories adopting new license plate color schemes. Numerous combinations appear, led by dark blue with white numerals and green with white numerals, while others use orange on black or white on gold. The report notes visibility claims and regional variations across the U.S. and territories.
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Sumerala
Alabama
Arizona
Coloradao
Connecticut
Delaware
District of Columbia
Florida
Georgia
Minois
Indiana
Idaho
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
Botton
Michigan
Minnesota
Drake
Montans
Nebraska
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New Mexico
New York
North Carolina
North Dakota
Ohio
Oklahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
South Carolina
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Vermont
Virginia
Washington
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Western Union
Alaska
Hawaii
Honolo
Porto Rico
Philippine Islands
WEW Record Set For Water Rent Collections
City water rent collections break records with high payments and no recent complaints. Robert A. Schroeder reports October 1 payments rapid and totals around $40,000 aided by booster pump installation improving pressure across the system.
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WEW
Robert A. Schroeder
Schroder
Mondar
Schroeder
Pam
Winera to Resemewo tragedy reported in Ohio mines
In Nelsonridle Ohio operators of a meat mine near Hocking feria faced an incident at the Jick Wasae mine terming 14 Wein. Miners’ orgar were said to be affected and a crash prompted district attention.
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Winera
Nelsonridle
Ohio
Feria
Orzar
Defense Says Teapot Dome Drainage Mentioned by Ambrose
Washington reports from Oct 23 reveal Arthur W. Ambrose, ex Interior official, testified in the Teapot Dome case that he informed Albert B. Fall in 1921 the Salt Creek wells could drain the naval reserve. The defense emphasized drainage risk and temporary strip leasing as insufficient protection. Fall later signaled willingness to allow technical lease questions.
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Interior
Harry F. Sibclair
Crom
Ges P. Hoover
Ambrose
Teapot Dome
Salt Creek
Fall
H. Foster Bain
Bureau of Mines
Hoover
Naval Reserve
Balnbod
Washington
Albert B. Fall
Marty F. Sinclair
Leap Dome Naval Oil Reserve
Justice Sirdons
George S. Hooter
Sinclair
Siddors
William E. Leahr
Couuse l
Child Struck by Auto During Sudden Road Crossing
A boy darted across a road and was struck by a car near Levisfort. He was rushed to hospital as police investigate the accident involving a bus and parked vehicle in Woods' locale.
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Vie
Srh Oat Woods
Youngs'er
A Severane C. Ida
Aml Tepmir
Reimond
Lions Plan Annual Hallowe'en Carnival Parade Details
The Lions outline plans for a community Hallowe'en carnival with prizes and a parade route on Market Street from the square to Third. Officials say the route and security will be determined by committee, with roped sections, illuminated displays, and ceremonial judging of entries.
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Hallowe'en
Lions
Ube Parade
Fire Apparatus Parade Plans for Monocacy Battlefield Marking
City fire officials plan a public ceremony at the Armory followed by a demonstration of the new aerial ladder truck to mark the Monocacy battlefield site. Parade participation will include all local firefighting equipment as organizers seek national recognition and local support from the Chamber of Commerce and civic groups.
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Chepyy
Citizens’, Ladder and
Oll
Tulad
Citizens’ Truck and Larder Company
Track Company
State Armory
West Second
Chamber of Commerce
Charles F. Kren
Astral
Riek Han Leeuw
Tonnaman
Joseph C. Baker
Bating
Alonocacy
Baker
Congress
the News
Historical Society
Coblents
Lorwood
Urner
Worthington
Caller
Apple
E. S. Delaylaine
Win
M. Hardt
Kiragis
Lions
Rotarians
Baltlefelde
Monocacy
Washington
Baltimore
Frederick
Daltimore
Pittance
Chambersburg
Pennsyylvania
Clive
Tanee
Manse
Smallest one dollar bills to appear by October 1925
The treasury, via Assistant Secretary Dewey, announces the new smaller one dollar bills will be in public hands by October 1925. Nearly half of all currency will be the new size, with $10,000 notes and larger denominations to be altered gradually or eliminated from circulation over time. Dewey plans a broad shift across Federal Reserve notes and national bank notes, though some details remain unsettled.
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Tressury
Dewer
Rnancial
Poland
Dewey
Mr. Dewey
Congress
National Bank
Dever
Denebrink Named as Naval Aide to Coolidge
Lieutenant Commander Francis C Denebrink of Long Beach California was named naval aide to President Coolidge. Denebrink has led press relations at the Department of the Navy for the past year and previously served two years as a naval aide to Admiral Henry.
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Denebrink
Naval
Coolidge
Washington
Forncis
Long Beach
Cal
Department
Aia
Henry
Shendat
New Motor Arrives for War Planes
A newly arrived motor for Grayson’s plane strengthens air effort amid ongoing war. The report notes improvements after months of testing and hints at the Dawn’s aim to span the Atlantic to Copenhagen despite wartime restrictions and fuel concerns.
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Grayson
Plot to enthrone Carol sparks danger in Romania
A government reports a plot to restore Crown Prince Carol to the throne after his renunciation. Involving M Mancilescu, undersecretary of finance, he is jailed in Jilava. Carol seeks public support while Bratiano's cabinet weighs its stance amid national anxiety.
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Bucharest
Rumania
Carol
Tery
Ming Michael
Bratiano
Ask Alop
Michsal
Ferdinand
Derneath
Manoilescu
Miss Witter Bride of Daniel Josiah Thomas
A quiet wedding took place at the bride’s home in Prodecick at 3 o’clock this afternoon. Miss Alice Catherine Witter, daughter of Harry B. Witter, wed Mr. Daniel Josiah Thomas, son of Mrs. C. Thomas, with Rev. Dr. Teort Lo. G. Kiefer and Rev. Chal mers Wilson Walck officiating. The ceremony featured Lohengrin music and songs. The couple will honeymoon to New York City and New England before settling near Frederick where the groom farms. Mrs. Thomas is a Hood College graduate and former art instructor. the groom is a Frederik native and farmer.
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Bom
Prodecick
Alice Catherine Witter
Harry B. Witter
Datelag Neha
Rs. C. Thomas
Ager Frederick
Teort Lo. G. Kiefer
Chalmers Wilson Walck
Broom
Lohenggin
Mand Waters Dittmar
Tony
Shubert
Tilbon
Alse
Elisebeth Shaw
Mary Elisabeth Sugte
Margaret, la- Non
Anta Thames
Gertrude Kiss
Mary Elizabeth Purse
Allore
Edwin Thomas
Frederik
New York City
New England
Frederick
Thomas
Baptists in Italy Face Outrage Amid Religious Attacks
Dr. J. F. Love of the Foreign Missions Board condemns reports of church burnings beatings and coercion against Baptists in Italy. He calls for action from U S authorities amid perceived anti Protestant hostility and suppression by Italian authorities.
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Sunday Schools of Maryland Synod
Nurse
Chariotte
N.C
Heinle Groh
Pittsburgh
Heyman
Ted
Wilcoxon & Brown
Committee of 11
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Poss
Buty
G. Ralph Kine
Ploshipley
UG. Wim, Stutter
C. F. Kreh
Oi Ornard
Portland
Wien
Wilson Grayeon
Atlantic
Copenhagen
Apite
Furce Povatmenta Rh Atte Sr
Pat Carol
Miss Witter
Daniel Josiah Thomas
Italy
Tefoez
J. FF. Love
Foreign Missions Board
The
Southers Baptist Convention
United States
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