County considers linking fund to reimburse city fire company
At a special meeting the Mayor and Aldermen urged the County Commissioners to establish a 1500 dollar yearly fund to reimburse or replace the Independent Hose Company that serves county fires. The plan would provide apparatus for county use and require city provision and upkeep. The timing and presenting official action remain unsettled.
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Alanis
County Fire
Inde Indent Hose Company
Oid
Wednnesday
Maty
Hus Pmpany
Elty
Elty Bremen
Oper Apmirsios
Art Club Hears Travel Talks At October Reception
The Frederick Art Club held a fall reception at the North Market street club rooms with Miss Doub presiding. Members and guests enjoyed autumn decorations, a business reading, and remarks about a first-man sale in December. Travel talks by Miss Smith and Mrs. Clapp featured Yellowstone and Storm Mountain memories. The group’s leaders and city officials accompanied a Portland Cement tour of streets and highways near Washington. Norman Randolph, 78, longtime president of the National Federation of the United Daughters of the Confederacy, died in Richmond, remembered as "Mother Richmond."
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Jay
Frederick
Tihursiy
Oma
North Market Street
Ant
Orerice Dowk
Martha Kemp
Smmer
Miss Doub
Marton K. ‘Een
Miner
Mist Jea Smith
Yellowstone Ink
West
Beasle H. Clapp
Ug Highway
Bearmatain
Liord C. Culler
St. Renn
G. Wiliam Shipley
Jarles T. Butcher
Elover Fathower
Edward Smith
E. 5
Max- 1
Jarboe Ove
B. Culler
Washington and
Viciniity
Portland Cement Sociation
Yor Culler
Mr. Benn
Hagerstown
Apecel Hos
Blue Rides Abaportation Company
Calaod
Renn
U. D. GC
Richmond
Y. Norman ¥. Randolph
National Fenization of the
Therme
Mra
Theuwis
C. D.C
Former football star killed in window fall
Philadelphia report states former football star Tai J Rica rant JeraerHarvara feta player, noted banking circles, died after falling from a fifth story office window. Witnesses and colleagues at Wheier amd Company recall his prominence and speculate on possible motives or causes behind the fall.
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Philadelphia
Tai
Jeraer
Aol Beider
Pennsylvania
Charles A. Wiles
Justice Bowers Frees Middletown Bootlegger With Biblical Quotation
Justice Sherman P. Bowers explains freeing Ralph Routzahn, a Middletown bootlegger, after two months of a four month sentence. The release followed concerns over Routzahn’s jail conduct and a judge’s use of a biblical injunction “Go and sin no more,” with parallels drawn to a prior parole of Howard Stevens. The sheriff defended actions as cautious, while Middletown residents debated the mercy shown.
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Sherman P. Bowers
Ralph B. Routzahn
Middletown
Bowers
Routsann
Routsshn
Wgavera
Gher
Justice Bowers
Ralph Routman
Sheri
Middletown Inquirers
Het
Worthington Shoul
Honard Stevens
Near
Circuit Court
Booies Inc
Rontzalen
Saviors
Routzaby
Howard Stevens
Worthington
Stevens
Routzahn
Halloween Parade Entries Line Up For Market Street Route
$120 in prizes set for the Halloween parade Monday with six abreast lines down Market Street from Second to Patrick Street. Contestants must assemble by seven at Market and Figg streets. parade starts 7:30 led by a band. judges will award prizes for best band and categories including most unique, most original, and most comical. Lions Club and Bar Scouts assist. finalists paused before the reviewing stand for judging.
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Elleibie
Court Park
Market Street
Market
Figm
United Daughters of the Confederacy Hold Maryland Meet
A large Fitzhugh Lee Chapter delegation attended the Maryland Division C D C annual convention in Baltimore at the Southern hotel. Mayor Groening gave the welcome, Rt Rev Edward Ueifenstein led the opening prayer, and a pageant titled The Service of the Confederate Flags was performed. An advisory board member was appointed, with local Frederick Chapter leaders aiding the reception.
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Fitzhugh Lee
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Frederick
Maryland
C. Howard
H. G. Nicodemus
C. W. Gregory
Emma K. Worman
Sophie Reich
Grace P. Smith
Nan Wonck
Athan M. Wood
Albert Pearre
Charles P. Lars
J. W. Carty
Ezra Houck, Jr
Senneiz
Ship Disaster Victims Toll Rises to 315
Reports from Rio de Janeiro on October 28 update the death toll from the Ital ia steamship disaster to 315. Survivors aboard the Dutch liner Améga and the French steamer Moseila arrive with crews and passengers en route to Formosa and Bahia.
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Rio de Janeiro
Pricipessa Mz
Lutherans Organize Middle Conference League in Frederick
State's Attorney William M Storm backs a work program using city prisoners to clean streets, citing Charlotteville Va as a model. About 13 Lutherans from several towns gathered in Frederick for a district Luther League meeting and election of officers. A barn fire at Lewisville damaged Oscar McLean's farm, likely from spontaneous combustion of green forage.
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William M. Storm
Storm
Altorner
Charlottenville
University of Virgeinia
Charlottesville
Storms
Frederick
Rom
Emmitsburg
Jefferson
Middletown
Taneytown
Cylon Bridge
Baltimore
Finorarane Rife Edie
Cmd
Plutheran Church
Luther League of the Middle
Ita
Church Auditorium
Mabel Smith
Smittsburg
Maryland Syndical Langus
Mwe
Lather League
Taueytons Lintestan c Church
Philip Bower
Bromle
Ourg
Bureen J. C. Rnabe
Harris
Sammuel J. Ransom
Ueasurer
Wallace Reindollar
Tanertown
G. Ropp
William F. Smith
Maryland Synodical League
Anthe Herbert
Luther League
Katherine
Magdalene
Hazerstown
W.W Garrett
TP. W. Willams
Unn Bridge
Wallace Reinmsollar
Philly Bower
Emmitsbure
Lewisdale
Oscar Mciean
Lewis 'E
Premier warns Carol to stay in Paris in Romania crisis
Premier Brariace addresses the Chamber of Deputies denying any support for an elective head of state. He insists Romania will not permit Prince Carol to reclaim the throne, countering Carol’s recent declaration to return to Bucharest if the nation calls him. Julio Mauro of the National Peasant Party challenges the premier’s stance.
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Bucharest
Kusacia
Carol
Rumania
Brariace
Cali
Julio Mauro
National Peat Part
Postoffice Plans Early For Handling Christmas Mail
Postoffice Department outlines Christmas mail procedures with December 22 to 24 special deliveries and December 26 holiday mail, stressing Sunday limits and Monday routine. Irving S. Biser references Washington guidance as the plan aims to avoid two consecutive days of full service disruption.
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Postoffice
Irving S. Biser
J Ae
Washington
Politraten
Nag Leen
Johnsons Unique Plan for Ball Club Leadership
Johnson outlines his own approach to managing the team with emphasis on discipline. He states no loafers will remain in the lineup and notes that the manager will not issue orders for every play. Barney supports the stance as decisive leadership.
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Barney
Oil Trial Jurist tinore and the New York International League
A garbled OCR fragment describes a baseball club under Walter Johnson with strict rules for players. It mentions discipline, self control, and uniform conduct to avoid conflicts, signaling for fair play and adherence to team code during practice and games.
Two Navy Flyers Die In Florida Air Crash
Pensacola Florida AP Two Navy officers Edw Frawley and Lt W J McCord were killed when their scout planes collided at about five thousand feet. One plane hit a garage and the other struck a house injuring a woman. Frawley lived in Fulton New York and was to be transferred to the Philippines next month. McCord formerly lived in St Louis and both men had about eleven months of flying service.
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Pensacola
Fila
Mlysis
Frawley
W. J. McCord
Sixth Avenue
Strong Street
Worth Oasis
Soto Streets
Bow Frawley
McCord
Philippines
Curthen Hawkett
Rene
onesTo
Fulton
N.Y
St. Louis
Remus accused of killing wife and Indiana sheriff
Prosecuting Attorney Charles I Taft said evidence shows George Remus murdered his wife Imogens to prevent her testifying in a divorce case. He also linked Remus to the 1933 murder of Sheriff William Van Camp near Brookville Indiana as part of a whisky running scheme involving St Louis and Cincinnati.
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Thingsis
George FE. Warding, Jr
Illinois University
Edith Lord
Alkbyst
Ind
Young Harding
Chicago
Champaign
Springfield
St. Louis
Charles I’. Taft
Clo Cinnati
George Remus
Millonaire ‘Oorlegger
Imogens
Indiana
Remus
Cincinnati
Nemus
Taft
Sheri Wiliam van Can
Brookville
van Camp
Welterweight Title Bout Rescheduled To November 3
Joe Damier of Baltimore and Ace Hudkins of Nebraska have their welterweight title bout postponed from Saturday to Thursday November 3 due to an adverse weekend weather forecast and heavy rain at Wrizby Field in Los Angeles California.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Joe Damier
Baltimore
Ace Hudkins
Nebraska
Wrizby Field
Trunk Line Leaders Meet in New York Conference
Representatives of the trunk line railroads gather in New York for a major conference on territory consolidation. L F Loree headlines the event with other top executives including Patrick E Crotles, Atterbers, and Daniel Willard. An earlier incident reports six workers killed by a train in San Timas California.
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New York
Trunk Line
L. F. Loree
Patrick E. Crotles
New York Cente
Atterbers
Pennelvania
San Timas
Cal
Atchison and Senta Te Raunar
Miss Elder Arrives at Le Bourget Field
Miss Elder arrives at Le Bourget Field in Bourget France after a flight from Bayonne. She is greeted by Captain George W. Haldeman and aviation fans who carry her in triumph toward Commandant Renvoine, amid a warm, celebratory reception.
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Miss Elder
LE Bourget Field
Bourget
France
Elder
George W. Haldeman
Bayonne
Prins
Renvoine
Aviation Dell
Alaric
Government halted in probe of seven hundred thirty thousand bonus
Washington AP reports government stalled in probe linking a seven hundred thirty thousand dollar bonus to oil interests and Teapot Dome figures. Witness Everhart declined to answer, invoking rights, as court weighed potential jeopardy from testimony.
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Washington
Secretary of the Interior
Breduce
Harry F. Sinclair
Teapot Dome
Fall
Ator
Weormlag
Owen J. Stoberts
Jae Uce Siddons
Evan Kart
School boxer suffers concussion and suspensions
Selline Carpenter of Harrisburg, a one year man at Pennsylvania State Forc ez, was moved to Baltimore for treatment after a boxing contest at the school. The incident led to a law protest and four students were suspended following the concussion and alleged discipline issues.
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Hazerstown
E A. Zaligher
Governor criticized by ERS in Baltimore address
Baltimore October 33 AP Governor Kitchle faced criticism from Jexney W. Nicholson president of the National Womens Democratic Law Enforcement League who urged support for women’s rights. Mrs Nicholson spoke at the opening of the semi annual convention noting a gathering of executives and a broad coalition addressing contracting controls.
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Baltimore
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