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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1927
Page
3
Vague texts describe a chaotic mayoral struggle in Monapolis with accusations of obstruction and political maneuvering. A figure identified as Holmes is mentioned in conflict with an opponent, amid police and civic tension. Canada’s national wealth is cited in a separate note.
Readable bits indicate a hold-up event with unclear details. The fragmentary text provides no clear names, locations, dates, or outcomes to specify.
A Halloween party featured prize wins including a bobbing apple contest. Michael Tats and Mrs HL Neel Hatter received a dancing prize while G Hunter Bowers won the bobbing apple prize. Many local attendees listed with family and friends. A birthday party at 104 East Eighth Street celebrated Mrs Mabel Ensterdar with Halloween decor and games. A live tortoise bearing the date 1815 was found in Connecticut.
Dr J L Groes, about 40, was shot to death in his office by a patient he was treating. The killer fled, leaving $210 and jewelry untouched. The doctor, married with young children, lived in Brony area near San Juan Hill, where he treated many Negro residents. Plans announce a public barbecue in Charles Town on Tuesday November 15 to celebrate civic improvements on Main Street. An Italian American inventor says he has created an underwater lifeboat for submarine emergency release.
The special election will fill Senate and House vacancies in the General Assembly. The change follows the Fewer Elections law which extended terms and aligned elections with gubernatorial races. The John A Holtz farm at Charlesville was sold to Martin and Mary Wachter. possession expected around November 1.
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