Wall Street plunges as bears renew attack on market
New York stock prices sank as bulls faded, with many issues dropping 45 points and trading heavy volumes. By early afternoon shares traded well over 3 million while hopes of banking support faded, prompting a broad market cleaning out amid talks of impending banker conferences.
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York
Charles E Mitchel
irman
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Hoover
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Gaul moner
Two Hore Fined For Breaking Game Laws
A brief session of People s Court before Justice Gur HX postponed two cases and convicted three, with hearing set for November 12 for Mrs Wessel who was remanded on $300 bond. Roger Grey of Lewistown faces upcoming hearings after two automobile violations. Edward E Mahoner and Frank Vidoth of Baltimore were fined £25 and costs for game law violations. Warnings noted for hunting out of season and possessing a gun during closed season.
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People’s Court
Gur HX. Motter
Wessel
Roger Grey
Lewistown
Henry F. Nusz
Karolyi Granted Entry Visas To United States
Washington Oct 76 AP Secretary Stimson announced Count and Countess Karolyi have visas to enter the United States based on a new Paris consulate application. This reverses Kellogg era policy, as Karolyi, former socialist Hungarian leader, opposed Regent Admiral Horthy and was previously barred.
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Washinton
Stimson
Count
Karolyi
United States
Paris
Kellogg
Coolidge
Karolyi xt
Hardy
Hungary
New Highways In County Finished Incomplete Fragments
The county reports progress on draft road projects, including a mile of concrete highway on the Liberty to New London road by M J Grove Lime Company leaving one mile to complete the through route to Claggettsville. A Monrovia to Hyatistoa state road is nearing final touches, with a modern automobile highway from Monrovia toward Georgetown pike. Broad Run connects to the outside world via road work by the Grove Company, along with a Ballenger Creek pike state road segment. County commissioners push repairs on several routes, including Gas House pike and Yellow Springs pike with recent completion of the latter.
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Monn
New Market
Georgetown pike
Frederics
Washingen ap Hratisteye
Kiddietown
Jefferson
Grove Lime Campany
valley center
Jeferson
Broad Run
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Grove Company
Ballenger Creek
Miorecacy river
Yellow Springs
Frederick
Hagertstown and
Atheists launch new anti religious campaign in Moscow
Moscow Oct 28 AP A Moscow congress opened with 700 delegates forming a militant anti religious campaign. Honorary members include Leniz Stalin Vorosnitol Halinin Molotov and Kudishhev as M Yaroslavsky urged intensified efforts against religion citing rising religious activity among workers and 42 percent of Moscow union workers as religious.
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Leniz Stalin
Vorosnitol
Halinin
Molotov
Kudishev
M. Yaroslavsky
Atheists Socety
Unies
Ex Chancellor Behu von Buelow Dies in Rome
Rome reports Prince Bernhard von Buelow former Imperial Chancellor died at his villa after several days of illness caused by a heavy cold He was 85 years old Delegates at conference and other items appear in the same dispatches noting attendance and proceedings in Baltimore Washington and Genoa sources say.
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Rome
Be hard von Buelow
Maryland Classis 10 convenes in all day session
The Maryland Classis of the Reformed Church meets in Trinity Chapel West Church Street for a day long session. About 40 to 50 ministers and elders from Maryland attend from Washington Carroll and Frederick counties. A key matter is Licentiate Leslie R. Serecool of Graceham to join the Classis and potential pastoral call. The meeting includes dissolution of Rev. P E Heimer’s pastoral relation and reports from the Missionary and Stewardship committee. An Evangelical Reformed Church delegation from the city attends.
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Reformed church
Trinity Chapel
Thurm
Classis Missionary and Stewardship committee
Classis
Henri L. G. Kieffer
A. LeRoy. MecCordell
Dr Stahr Speaks At Hood Vesper Service
Dr Henry I Stahr pastor of Emmanuel Reformed Church Hanover Pa a Hood College trustee spoke at Hood College vesper service in Brodbeck Hall Saturday at 4 pm. He preached from Matthew 7 13 14 urging the heroic life and warned of the gate to destruction noting few find the narrow way.
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Henry I. Stahr
iEmmanuel Reformed church
Hannover
memieaectors
Hood College
Board of Education
the
Reformed church
United States
Brodbeck Hall
Stahr
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streai
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Pr. y T. Wade
Eymest Douglas
Tariff Bill Dead Belief of Senator Reed
Senator Reed of Pennsylvania declared in the Senate that no agreement between the House and Senate on the tariff bill could be reached this session, calling the measure dead. He cited coalition changes and pointed to a Senate majority opposing key House provisions, signaling a likely stalemate.
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Senate
House
texas
Bank Officials and Clerks Dine at Maryland Banking Event
Bank officers and clerks from New York and Maryland attended a Friday night dinner at Francis Scott Key Parkersl Hall to honor 59 certificates for completing a four year banking course from the American Institute of Banking. Speakers included Richard W. Hill from New York and reps from the Maryland Bankers Association.
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New York
Cummn
Fredenck
Barre de Grace
Harford
Cecilp
Maryland Bankers’ Association
Francis Scott Kerphersl
Holmes D. Bak
Citizens National Bank
toasimaster
American Institute of ‘Banking
Harvard Borce
Richard W. Hill
American Institute of Banking
Alexander Armstrong
Baltimore and Hagerstown
State Bankers’ Association
Mr. Baker
W. B. Thurstton, Jr
Baltimore
biy
W. Howard
Marriand
Howard A. Bark
Aidasinel
Myersvilie
Trus town
William S. Savings Bank
J. les
First National
Freder
ick
Sudden Strike Conflict Reported In Strained Year
An abrupt incident described as a homes related clash occurred this year amid ongoing labor tensions. Officials reported tense conditions and swift responses as authorities moved to restore order.
Premier Japan Attends Baron Guerin Funeral Amid Resignation
Japan's premier and NEA Tokio Bureau chief attend the funeral of Baron Guerin, with tributes from notable figures. The event follows the premier's recent resignation from FICA, signaling a significant shift in political and diplomatic circles.
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Bingham Bitter Attack on Senate Lobby Committee
The Senate debated a resolution of censure for Senator Bingham of Connecticut after a two hour clash with the Lobby Committee over his ties to the Connecticut Manufacturers' Association. The exchange featured sharp personal accusations, with Blaney and Caraway defending the committee while Bingham denounced the inquiry as a smear.
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Washington
Connecticut
Senate
Gwo
Connecticut Manufacturers’ Association
Caraway
Robinson
Indiana
Washington, t. 28
Republican
Senate Lobby committee
Charles L. Evanson
tell Connecticut
Lenny Blaine
Wisconsin
Bingh
Blaney
capitol
Blaine
Caranas
Bing
Lewis and Clarke Trial Moved to Hagerstown Venue Change Granted
A news brief notes the Lewis and Clarke case transferred to Hagerstown with a venue change approved. It warns about public health concerns and mentions physicians, soda glasses, and drink safety in public settings as part of a broader health notice. It also reports on school inspections by health officials affecting approximately 729 students in Frederick and surrounding areas, listing several schools visited and noting pending tabulation of results.
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Oak Grove
Phitp
Friendship
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Prospect
Harrisville
Lander
Loscust Grove
Sabiliasville
Red Hull
Wolowdale
Rocky Ridge
Hampton Grove Academy
Oak Hi! Coppermine
North Market street
Buckeystoun
Hopeland
Ebeneezer
Washulteien
Russel
Pan Craixe
Hauger
Sheri
William C. Redenck
Henry Dodson
Thomas Johansen
iz Slate
imsuiuwen
Jessup
Navy Day Observed Nationwide Amid Weather Delays
Navy Day events spanned the United States with celebrations at the Naval Academy and Maryland observances. Inclement winds hindered some displays such as the seventh fleet view, while an official social exercise proceeded with participation led by Secretary Charles F. Navy.
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Anavy Destabiisa SATS alO
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Weak minded attack shocks premier in unrest flare
An unusual incident involving a premier was reported with vague details. The event drew attention to security concerns as authorities investigated possible aggressors and spoke about public calm amid tensions. The description emphasizes a disruptive confrontation without graphic detail.
Court News Marriage Licenses and Notices
Court records list multiple marriage licenses and notices including Bruns and Sarah A. Pa Washington. Sharon and Gladys AL Jones. Haserstons Joel and Young. Berkek ne W Va and Georgia Mf Bud. Martinsburg W Va reference. Barry Anders widower and Enna Chauncey. Katherine Alice of Emmett. Frank divorced. Hacesstown pair. Burrouzhs notice from Sam H.wv Figo Arae Leafy Mi Cook.
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Sarah
Sam H.wv
Cook
Academy Heads to Discuss Football
A fragmented note cites plans for a football academy meeting. It mentions Engi Rai Moa and Engard figures with unclear ties to Graroe, offering little concrete detail beyond speculative discussion of future training efforts.
Halloween Dancer at Catoc House Held Tuesday
Fragment reads as a local item about a Halloween themed dance at the Catoc House on Tuesday. Details are garbled but indicate a social gathering with organized entertainment and community participation.
Murder Trial To Be Moved For November Term
Charles Lewis and Leslie Clarke indicted for murder will be tried in the Fourth judicial circuit at Hagerstown during the November term beginning November 11. Judge Hammond Urner granted the defense motion for a change of venue from Frederick, with Westminster or Rockville raised as alternatives, citing the constitutional right to an impartial jury and wider witness access.
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Leslie Clarke
Frederick
Fourth judicial circuit
Hagerstown
Hammond Urner
Westminster
artion of defense
comeselay
Sherff Clyde L
Hauser
Samuel A. Lewis
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Westminster court
fifth judicial circuit
Frederick papers
Alban M. Wood
attornney
Clarke
Thurmont
Rockville
William M. Storm
Montgomery county
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Arne
John S. Newman
Robert B. Peter
Urner
Rocktile
Waycourt
Westerman
Sloan
G. Wagamar
Albert
Ravenwane
Al i. Storm
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Clarke sai
Ubeir celis
George Norris Faces Hoover Battle for Nebraska Seat
Washington dispatch notes Senator George Norris of Nebraska may seek another term beyond 1931 amid a possible White House backed challenge by Samel R. McKelvie. The piece outlines Hoover’s supposed plan to run Norris out and Norris’s history as a stubborn reformer, fighting tariff and policy battles, with implications for Nebraska politics and national party dynamics.
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NEA
Washington
George W. Norris
Nebraska
Senate
Hoover
Norris
Samel R. McKelvie
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harnosss
White House
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Mr. Hoover
Fennian
Joe Cantrom
Wilson
Henry Ford
power trust
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