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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1920
Page
2
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A damaged OCR passage presents garbled words and misordered letters. No coherent names places dates or events are readable, leaving only scattered fragments and unclear intent from the historical page.
Preparations are underway for a Briwnowick gathering titled Ak Bruynewick with a rally and speakers including Frodurlek. The event aims to address local concerns and conclude with further lettered communications.
Peppersack surrendered to Sergeant Stein at the police station yesterday amid a nonsupport charge and domestic dispute notes. In business, Henry Huss elected vice president of Schofield Auto-Mobile Tractor Co to lead expansion and new branch plants in the Middle States and South Central regions. Carroll County Auto Show planned in Westminster Armory October 28 to 30 with designated themes by day. Frederick Hospital Board shows three members in the past month including Mrs. Gertrude Henahan and Miss Medora Mantz.
Havre France October 26 Six stokers aboard the French liner France en route to New York were killed and three injured in a boiler room stoking machinery accident. A wireless message reported four other crewmen unharmed and the ship continuing its voyage. The accident underscores dangers aboard transatlantic steamers.
A Republican rally in Brunswick featured three speakers including Congressman Markey and Col. Markey, urging voters to back the Republican ticket. The programme in the Red Maus-Hall carried praise for labor leaders, while opposing government ownership of railways and the League of Nations.
A Woodsboro social gathering at the Byler home October 16 featured punch, games, and instrumental and vocal selections in honor of Elizabeth Ebert's sixteenth birthday. Attendees included many local residents from Woodsboro and Yellow Springs, with a special church service planned at Brook-Hill Sunday School and speaker Holden Felton listed as lead.
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