Abrecht on trial for fatal Washington road crash
In Crewe Court Judge Joan S. Newman presides over a case where Wilbur Willard and others face charges related to a crash that killed Engle. Prosecution states Abrecht and Engle were in a car struck by an Anglevine vehicle. Defense claims Abrecht was not driving and not intoxicated. Other trial items and witnesses are referenced, including potential attendance by Willard’s wife.
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Abrecht
Joan S. Newman
William M. Storm
Engle
Washington Road
Satls
Willem Angevine
Baltimore
Jormer Frederick
Angelvine
Frederick City
Reno S. Harp
Gruns
Louis C. Etchison
Charles A. Siford
William Twiles
William T. Delaplaine
M. Elmer Valentine
Charles F. Rothenhoefer
Charles D. Wood
John S. Long
Albert M. Mercer
Marshall B. Evier
Joseph H. Hildebrand
Philip Clark
Robertson
Ant
Tral
Wilbur Willard
Willard
Walter E. Sinn
Traverser
Hagerstown
George Allen
George Robinson
Laura Wiliams
Klinehart’s Alley
A. ¥. Bennett
Southern states tilt toward Smith amid campaign attacks
The piece surveys Southern support for Smith and the Republican challenge, noting pro prohibition and religious issues, white supremacy arguments, and campaigns by the Anti-Saloon League and Klan. It reports Alabama, Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, and Florida leaning Smith, with Democrats aiming to blunt the whispering campaign and pastor-led influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Promiotion
Smith
South
Tamminy
Alabama
Hoover
Catholic Church
Dole
Hefiin
Anti-Saloon League
Klan
Georgia
Cantiler
Bcklan
Upshaw
Spicer
Ben Davis
Teerman
Dokiers
Works
Texas
Lone ‘Star
Dan + Moody
Louisiana
Mississippi
Florida
Robertson Arrested on Assault Charge in Maryland Case
Samuel T. Robertson, recently acquitted of murder, posted 1900 bail in Montgomery County Circuit Court on a charge of assault with intent to kill Wilson Trout of Glen Maryland. The assault charge accompanied the murder indictment filed alongside the Mills case. The March incident triggered Robertson’s arrest.
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Rockyille
Samuel T. Robertson
Edward L. Mills
Montgomery County
Wilson Trout
Glen
Robertson
Trout
Mills
Political on the Air Tonight Speakers Up for Debate
The program lists O Jarrow and others discussing war and network topics on WEAF WMAL and coast outlets. Candidates Larson B Houghton and William J Fornn clash on WEAF and WRNE with 3 and 6 pm slots while a Democratic National Committee speaker appears on WJZ and NBC network at 7 pm. W Bertusage speaks on WFGH Brooklyn at 5 pm.
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Edearax War
Andres Meton
WEAF
Abert
Pubacas
Washington
WMAL
Efast Hockup
Alarson B. Houghton
GU S
New York
WRNE
Wiliam J. Fornn
Buffalo
G.O. P. Chotsters
Democratic
Democratic National Committee
WJZ
National Broadcasting
W. Berntusage
WFGH
Brooklyn
British University Debaters To Hood College Event
Hood College hosts a debate on Friday November 2 in Bradbury Hall. The motion concerns whether wish University Women’s composed of young women should be allowed to join. British team members Elizabeth Garber and others argue the pro side while Carn food team counters. Parachute Found near Elkins reports a recently used parachute on Green Mountain with no airplane crash confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood College
Uese
Tech
Ing Ciub
Hood
Bradbere Hall
Ugh
Wil Rebai
Elizabeth Garber
Mary Smith
Elkins
Green Mountain
Stanton Held Again On Charge Of Bootlegging
Stanton, a color orged man from East Street, appeared before Justice Alton Y Bennett in People's Court facing bootlegging charges. He previously served terms in Maryland facilities and was arrested after two Frederick boys allegedly obtained liquor at his establishment. Bond set at $2000, with Stanton noting prior convictions and a prior arrest record.
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Henry
East Street
Wis
Alton Y. Bennett
People's Court
Has
Stanton
Charles W. South
Clyde Eyler
Watkins
Frederick
Eyler
Omicer
E. Miller
Maryland House of Correction
Erler
G. L. Lawson
Leesburg
Justice Bennett
Duckworth
Feutsch
Lawson
New Jersey
Hansonville
Resumed Services in City Churches
Grace Reformed Church reported a strong Loyalty Sunday with 385 members and nine visitors at the 9:45 a m Sunday school. Pastor Chalmers W Waick spoke on Trent The choir performed Thou Are My God and an anthem was sung. Altar Guild, Missionary Society, and Sewing Society meetings are scheduled for the week. Methodist Episcopal Church tied its Loyalty campaign to services with brief talks and a sermon on The Church's Greatest Burden. A Hunting Trip note mentions Reginald Biser and Paul Roelk planning a deer outing to Rokadio Lake under Indian escort.
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Grace Reformed
Grace Reformed Church
Nev. Chalmers W. Waick
Trent
I Wilson
Alo
A. R. Remsbure
Altar Guild
Nevin Walker
Trail Ave
The
Missionary Society
Frank Smith
Sewing Society
Methodist Episcopal
Spa
Cal
Very
Methodist Episcopal Church
Edith Wickred
G. Ellis Williams
Reginald Biser
Paul Roelk
Home Dynamited in Mansfield Ohio Mystery
The home of B C fb usher in Mansfield Ohio was dynamited damaging the front porch and windows but no injuries were reported. The Mansfield News Rosles and the Lorain Herald Defiance Telegraph share the sparse details as investigators look into the incident.
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Mansfeld
B.C Fbusher
Mansfield News
Rosles
Lorain
Defiance
Moive
Ailseck
Baron and Baroness Hans von Barby wed in Maryland ceremony
The Baron and Baroness Hans von Barby wed Saturday night at the home of Miss Dorothy Riggs in Howard County. About 250 guests attended including Argentine ambassador and Mexican and Uruguayan consuls. The ceremony was led by Monsignor F. Thomas and the bride wore white satin.
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Baron
Hans Wiprecht von Barby
Heme
Dorothy Riggs
Cooksville
Howard County
Francis Scott Key
Hastie
Holland
New York
Mins
Augustus Riggs
Mendican
Monsignor ©. F., Thomas
Washington
Prudent H. de Murguiongo
Baron von Barby
Prudencio H. de Murguiongo
T. Dudley Rings
Baltimore
R. de Albormoz
Carlos C. Russig
Don Manuel Dor Fron
Albornoz
Senor Benos
Nex Yo
Don Jose
Atmbassa- Senorade
Orient
Baroness Vanderizer
China
Penalties for Motor Law Violations Slashed Statewide
The State Autom Commission released figures showing comparatively few penalties for motor law violations statewide, with local fines listed for several individuals including Norris Brow and Eleanor Westerncor, tied to offenses such as reckless operation and driving without a proper permit. Some charges resulted in suspensions or smaller fines, reflecting a timorous enforcement approach nationwide.
Train Kills Entire Family Crossing Tracks
A passenger express train struck a family returning from a house and killed all members. The victims included George Z and his wife, along with two minor children. The accident occurred at a crossing near the railroad line in Texas.
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George Z
Ren
Joe
Txak
Mrs Wilson and Mrs Smith Attend Dem Women Luncheon
Mrs Woodrow Wilson and Mrs Alfred Mite were honored guests at a luncheon in Ballinore hosted by state Democrat women. Photographs were planned with the two standard bearers. attendees wore formal attire and hats. Governors party members and notables accompanied the visitors from the Baltimore station to the Columbus building for the afternoon parade.
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Ballinore
Woodrow Wilson
Alfred Mite
Lyle
New
Smith
Joba
Warner
Cohmbus
Eliabeth KO Menefee
Magyhuned
Baltimore
Warner 20
CiaMinent
Del
Hume
Ned
Maryland College Girls Injured in Bus and Trolley Crash
Newport News, Oct. 29 AP Twelve Maryland College for Worden girls were injured though not seriously when their bus collided with a trolley car and overturned. Five were discharged after first aid and rejoined the party. Hospitalized due to contusions and lacerations were Mary Louise Baxter Rochester New York Margaret McFarland Little Common Rhode Island Geneva Krause Pottstown Pennsylvania Elizabeth Harris St Callingswood New Jersey Matilda Parditi Englewood Wyoming Betty Beaty Attensa Pat and Mary Oshorme Baltimore Maryland.
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Newport News
Maryland College For Worden
Luthervile
Mary Louise Baxter
Rochester
N.Y
Margaret McFarland
Little Common
R. I
Geneva Kraus
Three Nuns Die in Gouheau Font Convent Fire
In Gouheau Font Quebec a convent fire killed three nuns and injured another. An overheated furnace is suspected as the cause. The victims had roots in Quebec.
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Ottawa
Gouheau Font
Quebec
Bandit Steals 4000 From Earle Theater in Washington
A bandit entered the Earle Theater box office in Washington and, after holding up the manager and assistant, fled with 4000 dollars. The incident occurred as crowds filled the theater lobby, prompting police to launch an investigation.
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Washington
Earle Theater
Edons
Cedar Rust Law Question Upheld in Virginia Court
Danie Keller of Seattle challenged Virginia cedar rust law as applied to his Mt. Airy estate in Shenandoah Valley. The Supreme Court rejected his challenge to the statute granting the state power to destroy cedar rust trees near apple orchards when found infested.
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Warrington
Danie Keller
Seattle
Wash
Mt. Airy
Shenandoah Valley
Supreme Court
Cecilia
Rev Dr Henri Kiefer Speaks at Hood Vespers
Rev Dr Henri L G Kiefer of Evangelical Reformed Church delivered an afternoon address at Finnl Coaltese Brodbeck Hall stressing that wisdom is the goal of life. He urged pursuit of patience, obedience to God, and mastery of important ideas over petty details, linking wisdom with fear of the Lord and righteous living.
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Henri L. G. Kiefer
Evangelical Reformed Church
Finnl Coaltese Brodbeck Hall
Hiewer
Wisdean
Henry T. Wade
Grand Mage
Second Lutheran Sunday School Convention in Hagerstown
Approximately 08 persons from the Ugelital La 1 church will attend the second Lutheran Sunday School Association convention in Hagers town. The event gathers 3,000 Maryland attendees with transport by private autos and busses. Local leaders arrange travel, and speakers from Maryland and beyond will address morning and afternoon sessions at St. John's Lutheran Church.
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Ugelital la 1
Pid Batudewads
Counly
Evangell Lutheran
Maryland
Suunday School
St. John’s Lutherat Church
Hagerstown
Frederick County
Simiday School
W. G. LeGore
LeGore
Alae
Leimy
Loca
Campbell
John 8
iRenn
Evangelical
Qutheran Sunday School
Frederick
Gheervance
Sind
Nichols
Washington
J. Edward Harms
D. D
Lutheran Church
Harry
Foster Ui. Gitt
Baltimore
Long
O. FL Black
Lyerly
D. C
H. H. Sharp
Cumberland
Robert. D. Clare
Aster
Hoonsborn
Graf Zeppelin Begins Homeward Run With 61 Aboard
The Graf Zeppelin, after days of contrary winds, lifts from Lakehurst with 61 aboard including three US officers and several civilians led by Clara Adams. The airship flies a northerly course toward its home station, cargo includes 32 bags of mail and four freight consignments.
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Graf Zeppelin
Friedrietisnefan
Iertmay
Lod
Wson
Greg Keppelin
Germany
Oeran
United States
Zipperlin
A. R. Pierce
Lakehurst Naval Air
Ation
G. W. Seltie
Los An
Atlantis
New York
Long Island
Apia
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Nmac
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British University
Ing Liquor
Bandit
Earle
Hlanatt Grove Socrets
Pleasant Aids Society
Lynn Browning
Thursdaay
Pleasant Grovesthouse
Ancaushen
Dr. Kieffer
Wig
Mir Wack
Tete Cisss
Adbert NL
McCarg
Richaru S&s. Hargett
Harry Perry
Lewis B. Gannon
Grom
HH. Kicier Delenkor
Welar Fahrner
Vie
Mr. Reno
Firthday
John S
Cangition Improvvus
Seeroreas
Rev
Stewaway
Dirigible
Lakehurst
Lower Manhattan
Long Isham ‘Sound
Rhoe Iselland
Vineyard Sound
Province
Radio * Corporation
T Laconia
Cape Sabie
Hamburg
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