Campaign moves to remove and prune city trees for safety
A special meeting of the Board of Aldermen reviewed a survey by Street Superintendent Geo. B. Culler after a large East Church street tree fell on a passing car, damaging the vehicle but not injuring the driver. Ten properties were named as needing removal, with three each on North Market and West Third and three on East Second streets and one on East Church. The ordinance empowers the Street Committee to survey and report, enabling removal or trimming of dangerous trees and setting a nine foot clear space over sidewalks. Property owners must comply within five days of notification.
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Board of Aldermen
Geo. B. Culler
East Church Street
MacGill
North Market Street
West Third
East Second Street
West Third Street
John §. Renn
Charles T. Bucher
G. William Shipley
Frederick
Accident brings lawsuit by Rev Dr G Ellis Williams
Rev. Dr G Ellis Williams through attorney H S Felton sues Frank Lovett and Esther Lovett of Winchester Virginia for 450 damages after Lovett Nash crashed into Williams car on Jefferson Pike near Feagaville. Williams’ car was badly damaged and Mrs Lovett suffered a severe head laceration in the Sunday morning crash. both Lovett cars were seized by the sheriff and are at the Francis Scott Key Garage.
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G. Ellis Williams
H. S. Felton
Frank Lovett
Esther Lovett
Winchester
Dr. Williams
Jefferson Pike
Feagaville
Lovells
Francis
Lovett
Mayor Culler Improves After Neuritis Illness
Mayor Llord C. Culler, once confined to his home with neuritis, can now leave his bed though remains in his room. Doctors report his condition has shown notable improvement.
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Culler
Llord C. Culler
Furniture Used To Hide Bootleg Beer In West Virginia
John Vellinger testified in federal court about using family furniture to conceal bootleg liquor. He described contraband hauled from Pittsburgh under couches chairs and other household items during a conspiracy trial involving William Has on. He suggested about 100 trips would wear out a set of furniture.
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W.va
John Vellinger
William
Fellinger
Pittsburgh
Greeks Evacuate Bulgarian Territory Near Frontier
Athens reports Greek troops officially evacuated Bulgarian land after a Bulgarian detachment attacked frontier post 73 on the Petrich Ranina line. Bulgarian denial came from Sofia as League of Nations anxiety eased by Athens telegrams urging continued withdrawal to spare lives.
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Paris
League of Nations
Athens
League
Petrich
Ranina
Stolen Pre-War Liquor From Lasky Stock
Fourteen barrels of pre prohibition era liquor belonging to Jesse L. Lasky vice president of Famous Players Lasky Corpora tion were hijacked from a box car in the Pennsylvania freight yards. The loot valued at $10,000 and not insured included silver and household goods.masked men overwhelmed guards and drivers allowing the theft of liquor silver and paintings as three vans arrived to move the consignment toward Lasky’s Fifth Avenue home.
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New York
Hollywood
Retail Merchants Slogan Topic At Lions Club Meeting
Edward Rentz addressed the Lions Club at the Francis See It Here hotel in Frederick on how consistent advertising and personal service in choral stores attract customers. Charles Seezer and Robert Nicodemus added short remarks, as Noelaver district governor announced the district leads in reports and dues. Guests included Mr Meadows of Baltimore and T Smith. assistant ety engineer.
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Frederick
Lions Club
Edward Hentz
The
Francis
Rentz
Charles FL Seezer
Robert Nicodemus
Court Overrules Mitchells Plea For Immunity
A court overturned Mitchells bid for immunity after a secret vote. The ruling drops any immunity leverage in the ongoing case and sets the stage for further proceedings. The decision was announced amid tight courtroom security.
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Mitchell
Armed bank auto holdup in Buffalo linked to bail jumper
Deepening the hunt in Buffalo payroll robberies, three gunmen seized about 993000 from an armored car at the Bank of Buffalo. Driver Charles Clifford was killed, guard Lewis Yanington and messenger John Meyers wounded as assailants flee amid gunfire. A suspect resembles Harry Waris, alias Garfield, who jumped bail in Detroit.
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Bulalo
N.Y
Harry Waris
Garfield
Detroit
Buffalo
Charles W. Cliford
Lewis M. Yanington
Bank Ruard
John H. Meyers
Federal Reserve Bank
Bank of Buffalo
Steel vested auto thief eludes trap in Chicago chase
Chicago reports that steel vested auto thief and slayer Martin J. Durkin escaped a police ambush at his sweetheart's apartment after fatally wounding Lloyd Austin and shooting a detective. Durkin, sought since killing federal agent Edward Shanahan on October 11, faced shotgun fire, leaped from a window, and vanished as dawn patrols searched neighborhoods.
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Chicago
Martin J. Durkin
Lloyd Austin
Edward Shanahan
Sacramento
Calif
Durkin
Ty Howl Saveslin
Shanahan
Parkin
Detroit Struggles With Road Plan For Car Output
Detroit faces traffic chaos as its automotive boom spawns clogged streets and parking shortages. Officials propose a 15 year Master Plan costing 100.6 million to widen arteries and build new thoroughfares, with an 80 to 420 foot street redesign under revision to handle rising volumes. A separate fire incident damaged a store on All Saints street while a Brooklyn inventor touts a new bridge stress meter.
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Detroit
Zanaceas
Dusiness
Pontiacristics
Hallowe'en Parade Friday To Fave Many Participants
Frederick streets prepare for a grand Hallowe en parade organized by city officials and a Lions Club committee on Friday at 7 15 PM. The route runs Third Street Market Square West Church Street and returns to Third Street with marshals guiding entrants. Participants must be on Third by 7 PM sharp and late arrivals will not join. Judges near the City Opera House will select the most comic and unique costumes with prizes announced at the event.
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Hallowe’en Parade
Frederick
Hallowe'en
Lions Club
Haat Third Street
Church Street
Third Street
Bartivipanta
Marshalls
Market Street
Patriclk
Turd
Mehis
Broadway
City Opera House
Focus
Davi Wagan
Owl
David Hagan
John
Roun
sLavier Michael
Charles A. Opel
Edward Bentz
State braces for heavy snow with 80 plows statewide
The Washington weather report predicts snow for Western Maryland over the next 21 hours. The State Roads Commission plans to deploy 80 snow plows plus a giant rotary plow to keep highways open, aided by 12 miles of snow fences. Plows will serve Frederick, Carroll, Montgomery, and other counties, with a total distribution across the state to ensure traffic flows during northwest storms.
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Maryland
W. FF. Childs, Jr
Frederick
Carroll
Montgomery
Office
The
State Roads Commission
John N. Mackall
Ank
Howard
Washington Boulevard
Wa Shington
Baltimore
Harford
Anne Arundel
Annapolis
Coblenz Gladhill Coblentz wed in Middletown church ceremony
Miss Lerence L. Gladhill daughter of Mr and Mrs Samuel J Gladhill Frederick and Byron G Coblentz of Middletown were married at 7 this morning in the Evangelical Lutheran church by Rev Ulysses S G Rupp. Witnesses included Miss Grace Gladhill Earl Remsburg and Mr Mrs Arthur J Col. The bride wore golden pheasant black satin crepe with fur trimmings and matching accessories. The groom a Middletown High School graduate class of 1919 has been employed at Central Trust Company. They plan a home in Middletown after November 11.
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Lerence L. Gladhill
Samuel J. Gladhill
Frederick
Byron G. Coblentz
Middletown
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Ulysses S. G. Rupp
Grace Gladhill
Earl Remsburg
Arthur J. Col
Teed College
Coblentz
Iddietown High School
Central Trust Company
Jeffor Washington
Atlantic City
Philadelphia
Boston
Cold Wave Grips City With First Freeze
A northwest wind swept Frederick Wednesday night bringing the season’s first deep chill. Temperatures fell to 28 degrees and ice formed a third of an inch. Streets emptied as traffic slowed and interiors warmed. Snow and rain expected later in the week.
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Frederick
Maryand
King Winter
One More Is Arrested In Jack The Slasher Suspect
Baltimore October 29 Daniel Groome 19 was arrested on suspicion of being the Jack The Slasher. A witness saw Groome sharpening a pencil with a knife in a ciné Groome called the arrest an outrage and said the knife was used in opening bundles at a department store where he worked Police reports list 40 victims with slits in their clothing.
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Associated Press
Washington
Mitchell
Col
Blanton Winship
Lim
Frank St. McCoy
Fort Sam Houston
Texas
Col. Mitchell
Representative Reid
Finois
Reid
Ernest Hines
Eighth Corps
San Antonio
Wines
Rockenbach
Sherman Moreland
General Hines
Generals Rockenbach
Col. Moreland
Baltimore
Daniel Groome
Jack the
Groome
Snow and Deep Freeze Halt Navigation Across Upper Mississippi
Heavy snow blankets a wide area from the Rockies to New York as zero temperatures shut down Upper Mississippi navigation. Sub-zero readings reach Montana Nebraska Iowa and Indiana while Western and Eastern regions brace for more snow and storms along the Atlantic coast.
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Mountain
mid-West
Rockies
Rapid City
S. D
New York
Hall
Fairfield
St. Clairsville
Cameron W. Va
Car
Michael
Upper
Mississippi
Quincy
University Secotnal
Indiana
Michigan
Tilmbia
Mercury
Chicago
Ilews
Montana
Nebraska
Webster City
Fort Dodge
Cedar Rapids
Mason City
Valentine
Lake
Baltimore
Atlantic
Cape Hatteras
Eastport
Chesapeake Bay
Colt
State Roads Commission
Rally Services Planned By Evangelical Lutheran Sunday School
The fall Rally day service is set for Sunday at 1 20 p m with Rev O F Blackwelder newly elected Christ Lutheran Baltimore and Rev Henri L G Kieffer of the Evangelical Reformed church to speak. music directed by H Lavier Michael with Myrtle Kum er and orchestra. An offering will aid the Sunday School building addition. Morning and evening services at 1430 and 720.
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Evangelical Lutheran Sunday School
O. F. Blackwelder
Christ Lutheran Church
Baltimore
de. Henri L. G. Kieffer
Evangelical Reformed Church
H. Lavier Michael
Myrtle Kum’er
U.S. G. Rupp
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Atlantic Coast Line
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Eans
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Cold Wave Grips
Jack the Slasher
Mississippi River
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West Church Street
Colmabia
Lynch Lodges
A. LeRer McCardell
Horace
Moscow
Marshall Wu Pei Fa
Chang Tso-Lin
Hangkow
Telegtaphic Agency
Peking
Saul
Tsingtao
APA
Marshall Chant Tesolin
Hat
Haichow
Kiantsu
Weosung
Shanghai
Charles Winebrener, Jr
Xant
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Oya
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United States District
Amos W. W. Woodcock
Richmond
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