Auto Crash on North Market Injures Five
Vernon Weddle 23 and Isaac Rice 70 sustained serious injuries when a Ford coupe and a Buick collided on North Market Street near Thirteenth. A third car allegedly hooked the Ford, causing the wreck. Mrs Jennie Swayzer and Miss Barbara McFadden were not seriously hurt. The injured were taken to Frederick City Hospital. state and city police investigated.
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Vernon Weddle
Isaac Rice
North Market Street
Thirteenth Street
Jennie Swayzer
Barbara McFadden
Canton
Allen Bartgis
City Bolice
Weddle
Rice
Ford
Atkinson
Seek Homes for Five Children Left Motherless
The Children's Aid Society appeals for homes for five young children left motherless after a stroke and death at Montevue. The 10 year old oldest son and four younger siblings aged eight five three and one plus a three week old baby are in need of caring homes as the father is unable to support them. The babies welfare and immediate placement are prioritized with the probation officer Miss Louise Nelson coordinating, and interested parties should contact the officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Children’s Aid Society
Montevue
Louise Nelson
Tomes
Aid Society
Parals
Ther Mothe
Endorsement Seeks Reelection of Judge Urner in Rockville
Fourteen Rockville residents largely Democrats sign a statement urging the reelection of Cyndre Hammond Urner, Republican, as chief of the sixth land. The signees include prominent locals such as F. Tymen, W. Talbott, J. Fo Tinbertson, T. Reapin Spates, and P. Sleman, among others, reflecting shared support for the incumbent judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urner
Rockville
Cyndre Hammond Umer
Sixthland. Com
Montromerr
Frederick
Mice
Prettyman
WL Talbott
Willam Vo Talbott
Jerd
Fo Tinhertson
T. Reapein
Named Deputy Warden in State Facility Shakeup
A regional report notes Teo Matio named deputy warden as part of a state correctional system shakeup. Details describe new leadership roles and updated salary structures affecting the facility governance and daily operations.
Body of Rev Hall Removed From Greenwood Vault
The body of Rev Edward Wheeler Hall was taken from Greenwood cemetery in Brooklyn to Verigker's parlors for an autopsy by Dr de Selialize. The removal occurred at seven o'clock in the morning and Dr Schultze was to perform the autopsy. An earlier autopsy had been done on Mrs Eleanor Mills, who sang with Rev Hall years ago.
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New York
Edward Wheeler Lall
Greenwood Cemetery
Brooklyn
Verigker
Todty
de Selialize
Wai
Schultze
Ias
Eleanor R. Mills
Hall
Record High Mark Made by Bonds
New York reports an irregular stock market recovery driven by favorable dividend and earnings news. Bond prices reached record highs as money rates eased and a $100,000,000 Belgian government loan floated. U.S. Steel earned over $52 million in Q3, General Motors nearly $10 million over 11 months, and Pennsylvanian common stock hit high levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
New York
European
U. S. Steel Corporation
Son
Ludlum
Wall Street
New York Federal Reserve
Waders
Anniversary Supper Set For Evangelical Reformed Class
The second anniversary of the Men's Bible Class at the Evangelical Reformed Sunday School will be on November 26. Officers were elected Friday night and a committee of 15 to organize the supper and meeting. Jacob H Schmidt is president, August Trast vice president, W Trish secretary, with Paul Rodruck named cometist for the year. The organizing committee includes P Pe Nicholas and many members such as J B Anders, W Co Barely, RL Hamshars, HS Zammerman, FL N Shipley, Woo Rucker, Lewis Gangon, Albert Cuiver, J I Ramstarz, Emory Nuzz, Startle, Reginald Biser, J 12 Schm, J HH Staley, Ralph Wachter, Amenst T Brast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Reformed Sunday School
P. de Nicholas
Jacob H., Schmidt
August Trast
W. Trish
Istant
Paul Rodruck
P Pe Nicholas
J. B. Anders
W. Co. Barely
RL Hamshars
HS Zammerman
FL N. Shipley
Woo Rucker
Lewis Gangon
Albert Cuiver
Speculative Sentiment Shifts in Latest Market Outlook
The report notes persistent speculative sentiment driving frequent reversals in early trading. Analysts point to a downward trend in most sectors as traders reassess positions after a broad exodus from risk, with shifting expectations for the near term.
Both Parties Hopeful And Claim Victory In U S Campaign
Washington Oct 30 AP Irish hopes and conflicting claims mark the close of the biennial campaign for Congress. Voters will decide whether President Coolidge will face a pro Republican Senate and House or a Democratic majority. Prohibition and World Court loom large in many races.
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U.S
Washington
Congress
Cootise
Senate
Houce
Oreath
Prohibition
World Court
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Illnois
Missouri
Wisconsin
Colorado
Montana
Illinois
Nevada
California
Coolidge
Prosperity
House
Butler
Republican National Committee
Massachusetts
Oldfield
Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee
Republican Congress
Brunswick meter cabinet robbery hits thrice in a week
Thieves entered the Brunswick area office three times in one week, stealing cash and property. They gained entry to the micro service area and took items including a state of the Tooj, Newbrrre Co. Haat Pe. A mpAr. Investigators note the repeated break ins and ongoing search for suspects.
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Tooj
Newbrrre Co
Denies Woman Took Poison Before Wedding
Elkton Massachusetts AP reports William J. Johnson of Itheest Ma married Gilbert a restaurant owner on October 4 while Mrs Gilbert was in hospital denying she had been poisoned before the wedding Hospital authorities had said she attempted suicide by poison Johnson challenged hospital statements as erroneous saying the ceremony occurred with only hospital attendants present and the bride was brought to the wedding in the hospital rather than postpone the ceremony.
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Los Angeles
Cal
New York
Kenneth G. Ormiston
W. CG. Farley
Carmel
Aimee Semple McPherson
Angelus Temple
Farley
George McIntyre
Ormiston
Elkton
Qet
Widam J. Johnson
Itheest
MW Gilbert
Gilbert
Johnson
W. 2. Gross
Deny Reports Erie Is To Be Dropped In Merger
New York October reports that the Erie railroad would be dropped from the Nickle Plate merger were denied by bankers allied with the Van Sweringen interests. They said they had no knowledge of any change and that the merger still contemplates unifying Nickle Plate Chesapeake and Ohio Hecking Valley Pere Marquette and Erie systems.
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New York
Qet
Erie Railroad
van Sweringens
New York Times
van Sweringen
Erie
Recital Opens Season with Balanced Program and Lead
Alle. Marcelle Privat of Haolt College Voice Department opened the season Friday night with a well balanced program. The Germain group took the lead as Privat, trained in recital work, delivered with expression and diction. The program included works by Purdiest and Schumann Schubert plus songs and arias.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcelle Privat
Haolt College
Germain
Mule
Privat
Sie
Brodhevk
Etlied
Hayden
Schumann Schubert
Opera der Freir- Weber
Dupar Andeline
Crist
WL Watt
I Nercere
Tienry T. Warde
Casar
Jackson Better, Son Reports Health Of Senator Jackson
Salsbury Maryland October 30 AP William P L Jackson former United States senator is reported improving his son Newton says. He is not out of danger yet and several recurrences of the siege kidney trouble are noted. A Johns Hopkins Hospital specialist was summoned from Baltimore to diagnose the illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salsbury
United States
Wiliam PL
Jackson
Newton Inch Son
Seuto
Johns Hopking Hospital
Baltimore
Corn Market Surprises Traders With Heavy Receipts
Chicago reports sudden large corn receipts amid record supplies. Prices fall from prior levels as the 1926 crop moves to elevators, while wheat and oats follow market trends linked to freight, borers, and storage. Butter prices hold steady as traders assess near term demand and stock levels.
Bandits steal payroll from New Orleans factory car
In New Orleans three bandits intercepted a company payroll van and fled with about 12 000 dollars after firing on the car carrying Nelson Arnold and others. Police pursued as the group escaped in a waiting auto.
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Bandits
New Orleans
Pasroy Tessenger
Payrall
Mente and Co. Inc
Compani Ss
Nelson
Reine He
Rasa
Auto
Oun
Seetson
Public Sales Held On Estate Property Auction Notice
A local public sale detail lists property sold to satisfy taxes and debts. Specifics include an estate managed by executor Walker L. Wickir and Frank 3.0 Stener with interest in real property and a one room residence. The notice mentions percentage figures and the court process guiding the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aelerson
Walker L. Wickir
Visca
New City Engineer Appointment Expected Monday
Mayor and Board of Aldermen will name a new City Engineer on Monday to replace Emory C. Crum whose resignation takes effect that day. Several engineers are under consideration and no announcement will be made until a final decision. Meetings next week will cover routine business and street sign erection projects plus park improvements near College Avenue and a proposed pool foundation.
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Emory C. Crum
T Ia
City Hall
City Park
College Avenue
Queen Marie Returns to U S Soil on Continental Tour
Queen Marie of Romania continues her continental tour with the Romanian party. The group will be hosted in the United States through most of the trip, with short Vancouver detours. Winnipeg is the next major stop, followed by St Paul and Minneapolis for Romanian church services and visits. Queen Marie celebrated her birthday on the train at June with a champagne toast and gifts from guests and cables of congratulations.
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Queen Marie
Winnipeg
Vancouver
Destinaiou
Ottawa
St. Paul
St Paul
Prince Nicholas
Prince Ileana
Minneapolis
Hone
Belgium Menaced by Large Floods Threaten Nation
Brussels reports heavy rains have caused floods across Belgium threatening cities and industries. Liezxe fears a winter repeat after 15 090 houses were damaged in Charleroi. floods prompt shutdowns and concern remains high.
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Brussels
Belgium
Charleroi
Liezxe
Halloween Social at Watkerevisie Church
A Halemien social event at the Watkerevisie church opened on Thursday. Members of the society attended various attractions including games, refreshments, and musical entertainment.
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Watkerevisie
Blanton Avoids Talking Then Jets Into Public Speech
Charles P. Stewart reports Blanton sought to stay out of town and keep quiet yet attended an advertisers luncheon in Washington. He warned friends to hide his presence while signaling a major DC government probe, then spoke openly about his views on district administration. The speech revealed his push to challenge officials and steer Texas Senate chances in 1928.
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Charles P. Stewart
NEA
Washington
Det
Met
Tonk l L. Claptoun
Texa King
District of Columbia
Congress
Ulstriet
Blanton
Frederick A. Fenning
Lone Star Statesman
Attempt to Unionize Mines Upheld in Part
The United States Court of Appeals upholds an injunction allowing the United Mine Workers to pursue unionization of the West Virginia-Pittsburgh Coal Company's mines, provided miners are not threatened or intimidated. The ruling, with Wheeling court modifications, permits advocacy in public speeches and publications as long as no coercion or contract-violating actions occur. The case stems from an effort to unionize mines that operated on a union basis from 1917 to 1922.
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Richmond
United Mine Workers of America
West Virginia-Pittsburgh Coal Company
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
United States District Court
Wheeling
W. Va
Wth
Blizzard Strikes Leninakan Amid Earthquake Devastation
Blizzard sweeps over Leninakan Arenia adding to misery of nameless survivors. Shocks continue intermittent with a severe one after midnight. Shelterless population faces desperate care for obstetrical cases as underground shelters emerge amid snow and cold.
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Leninakan
Arenia
Campaign of Evangelism to Begin on Sunday in City
A Home Visitation Evangelistic Campaign led by Dr. Guy Black of Greencastle Ind arrives to Frederick for a week of outreach. Seventy five two person teams will visit non members of any Protestant church each day and report results at 6 15 suppers in various churches through Friday. Dr Black will direct the campaign and speak at multiple churches Sunday morning and evening.
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Scania
Guy Black
Greencastle
Ind
Black
Frederick
Evangelical Reformed
Evangelical Lutheran
First Baptist Church
Church of the Brethren
Calvary Methodist Church
Calvary Church
All Workers
Alosa
First Baptist
Church of the Brethren In Charge
United Brethren Church
UT. BR
Trinity M. E
ALL Saints
Calvary Methodist
Calvary
First Presbyterian
Grace Reformed
Dr. Black
Francis Scott Key
Tina
Nine Miners Die in Pennsylvania Coal Mine Blast
Wilkes Barre Pa October 30 AP nine anthracite miners were killed in an explosion at Susquehanna Collieries No 7 colliery Nan ticoke with six others narrowly escaping. Victims include three Novak brothers and eight more named workers. The blast struck in shaft No 16 level as fifteen men were assigned to the section. nine had already reported for work.
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Wilkes Barre
Susquehanna Collieries Co
Nanticoke
Joseph
Andrew
Louis Novak
Walter Bielinski
John Maharécyk
John Kuchinsky
John Wadasa
Joseph Bobodurka
Joseph Miklewski
No. 7
Goblins and costumes at Hood College Halloween party
Ghosts and pirates haunted Strawn Cottage as Hood College seniors staged a Halloween party with a dice costume winners Jean Shirer and Margaret Ri Lop. Miss Grace Brane read and Martha Thomas led a grand march. cups apples and doughnuts were served. a Hood College student discussion project on college problems is announced.
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Strawn Cottags
Hood College
Mademoiselle Marcelle Privat
Jean Shirer
Margaret Rlopp
Jeannette Ficner
Dean Leffler
Grace Brane
Martha Thomas
Strawn Cottare
Krepps Property Sold At Public Auction
Mr and Mrs Raymond A Tavita bought the Krepps property from Mary A Krepps on the north side of Fast Fourth street for 4450 at a public sale at the courthouse in the morning. William F Tuacner served as auctioneer.
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Krepps
Raymond A Tavita
Mary A. Krepps
Fast Fourth Street
Court House
William F. Tuacner
Oh Rehtback
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Ritchie
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Smith
Witnois
Opporition Party
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David Zimmerman
Patrick Street
Coneciguennes
Weleck
Zimmerman
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Hendrix
Zimmer
Paar
Jareest
Jackson Better
BIG Corn
Chicago
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Barry
George PL Paul
W Windsor
Paul
Urbana
Dorothy C. Redford
Ridgefiend J
Cathedral of
St. John the Divine
Crossville
Tenn
Miss Redford
John Fo
Mary Carey Bedford
Hallowe'en Social
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Thetford
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