Clearspring High Wins Stock Judging Contest At Frederick Fair
The Frederick Fair stock judging contest crowned Clearspring High School as first with 1605 points, Highland second 1590, Mt. Airy third 1520, and Frederick fifth 1500. Ten top individuals include Wildlis Cisse Clarksville 600 and William Robinson Calvert 590. From these finalists a team will go to the National Fair next fall.
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Federick High School
Frederick
Clearspring High School
Washington County
D. C. Warehime
Drs. DeVoe Mead
University of Maryland
Highland High School
Mt. Airy High School
Clarksville High School
Frederick High School
Middletown High School
Gaithersburg High School
Calvert High School
Thurmont High School
Jarrettsville High School
Hampstead High School
Wildlis Cisse
Wiliam Rotinson
Arthur P. Dannigan
Fred c. Ernst
Arth
Amos 4. Holter
Middetown High School
Isaac H. Shank
Raph Walker
Ray K. Fleming
Grover Walker
George Benn
Jersey
Roy Fleming
Mit
Airy High School
Amc Holter
Fred Fockler
Guernsey Cass
Wiliam Robinson
Isaac Shank
Frank Witter
Holstein
Fred Ernst
Charles Cochran
Wallace Wilson
Highland
Ayrshire
Willis Cisse
Grover Wal"er
Art Mercer
Middletown
M. C. Morton
E. G. Balty
R. L. Tolson
Gaithersburg
W. L .Towles
L. C. Gurns
Thurmont
Ammitsburg
J M. Hahn
Jarrettsville
J. L. Crothers
Hampstead Mwhgh
Otis Twilley
Easton High School
W. F. McDonald
Grantsville
D. Calinder
Westminster High School
J. P. Pullen
Prince Frederick High School
I. W. Goodwin
Denton-Ridgely
Elsie M. Hiil
Flintstone High School
M. LeFevre
Charles Carroll High School of
Westminster
O. T. Graser
Oakland High School
H. M. Dent
Baden High School
Frank Day
Hyattsville High School
W. R. McKnight
Izaak Walton League Formed in Frederick Maryland
The Frederick County Chapter No 1 Izaak Walton League of America organized at the YMCA auditorium Tuesday night. Officers named for the first year include James E Solt president Samuel F Gardiner vice president G William Comfort secretary J Harry Kennedy treasurer. Board of directors consists of the officers plus James H Gambrill Jr John H Kennedy and Guy K Motter.
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Frederick County
Izaak Walton
George C. Stagle
Frank A. Castle
Walter H Duvall
Robert M. Staley
Grayson T. Haller
League
Women Ask to March in Sunday School Parade
A letter signed by local women subscribers requests that women and girls be allowed to march in the Sunday School parade. The note urges preachers and Sunday School superintendents to support the idea, stating the women can march as well as the men and all would take joy in it.
Hood College Artist Recital Program for 1923 24 Announced
Hood College announces a nine event season of music recitals readings and lectures for 1923 24 at Brodbeck Hall. Rotating artists include John G. Neidhart Syed Hossain Frances Ingram Flon faley String Quartet and several faculty recitals with no admission charged and reserved seating for ticket holders.
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Iood College
John G. Neidhart
India
Syed Hossain
Frances Ingram
Phidelah Rice
Flonfaley
Mary H. Filler
Ignatius Bjorlee
Virginia Carty
J. Frank Frysinger
Lillian B. Edwin
Revea
Ethel Dryden
Holdera
Brodbeck Hall
Special Meeting of Frederick County Board of Education
A special meeting of the Frederick County Board of Education was held this morning. Superintendent G. Lloyd Palmer announced that only routing matters were disposed of. He warned it will soon be necessary to borrow funds to pay the income tax.
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Frederick County
Additional Mail Delivery For Business Men Secured
Postmaster and chamber of commerce secure an extra mail delivery service aimed at business men. The arrangement promises improved afternoon shipments and better correspondence flow for local firms.
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Frederica
Irving
Biser
Riser
Chamber of Commerce
Postofice
Washington
Siser
Frederica Police Expand Halloween Patrols and Post Office Adds Delivery
Frederica residents welcome Halloween order as Chief Filby augments night staff with day officers until 10 o clock. Lions Club hosts costume contest offering 15 in gold with prizes for most unique most comical and most original outfits while Boy Scouts help cordon Market Street for safety and traffic control.
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Filby
Culler
Market Street
Patrick
Second Streets
Hallowe'en
Lions Club
Cold weather arrives and temperatures plunge this October
A sharp temperature drop occurred Tuesday with noon highs near 71 degrees falling to 60 by evening and to 41 after a night of rain. Rain measured .70 of an inch, with a forecast of frost and nights warmer than last October but days cooler, noting a 29 or 30 degree killing frost threshold.
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Hallowe'en
Motoring Through Western Maryland Shown Again
Walter Decker requests another showing of the film Motoring Through Western Maryland at the City Opera House Thursday night. Produced by James W. Brooks for the Western Maryland Chamber of Commerce, the film highlights the region’s scenery and history and will tour motion picture theaters nationwide.
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Walter Decker
City Opera House
Chamber of Commerce
Maryland
Opera House
Western Maryland
Western Maryland Chamber of Commerce
New Orleans
Decker
Unloading Refugees From Yokohama Harbor
Miss Ina Long writes from Yokohama harbor after an earthquake disrupted relief efforts. She recalls refugees being unloaded about 70 miles from Yokohama, with children entertained by stories and passengers given bread and orange before boarding boats. A wealthy passenger hopes to return to Shanghai, though uncertain.
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Miss Ina Long
Yokohama Harbor
China
Erewith
Miss Long
Frederick County
Tam
Winter Garden
Emerson
Dr. Beam
Kineh
Shanghai
Yokohama
Hunting Season Opens Here Soon
The Maryland hunting season starts November 10 for partridge pheasant woodcock rabbit and wild turkey and runs to January 1. Bag limits apply with licenses required for all hunters and specific fees for residents and nonresidents. wearing a numbered tag on outerwear is mandatory. Trapping season opens November 15 and runs to March 1 with separate license costs. age restrictions and property protections are noted.
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Frederick
Maryland
State Game Department
Frederick County
Landowne's
Controversy Over Consulate Ends In Britain Reopens
London reports a settlement between Foreign Secretary Curzon and Ambassador Harvey ends the debate over the New Castle on Tyne consulate. Harvey says it will reopen within a fortnight.
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Associated Press
London
New Castle-on-Tyne
Curzon
Harvey
Man Falls Into Hidden Ditch Under Street Light
On a Tuesday night about 10 o'clock in rain, a long man walking along Market Street vanished into a ditch dug for new water mains beneath a bright electric light. He emerged with cuts on one leg and torn clothing, saying he looked away and did not notice the hole. He was treated at a drug store and laughed at the odd stumble.
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Market Street
South Market
Garrell Creek
Hallowe’en
Brooks
Lona
Terra Firma
Lloyd George Welcome Stages Scranton Day Tribute
Scranton honors former British Premier David Lloyd George with a half holiday and civic gatherings. Local leaders, Irish and Jewish residents attend receptions and extend greetings, thanking him for support of a Jewish homeland in Palestine. Welsh visitors present flowers to Mrs Lloyd George.
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Associated Press
Scranton
David Idoyd George
Lloyd George
Jewish Citizens, Who Thanked Uhe
Palestine
Darag Margaret
Mins Vegan Lioyg George
Rhineland Republic Losing Ground in Rhineland
Duesseldorf reports the Rhineland Republic has lost ground in recent days. German newspapers cite a French circular letter stating separatists are not recognized by France as in full control of the Rhineland.
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Associated Press
Duesseldorf
Rhineland
Geran
Married Fifty Years in October Festival at Home
Mr and Mrs David O Thomas observed fifty years of marriage with a day of friends flowers and remembrances at their East Church street home Tuesday Rev Dr J Spangler Kiefer recorded in his diary the wedding day in October and the hospitality of the Relay Road people. Elizabeth Stockman Victor L Stockman and Spencer Weaver of near Harpers Ferry faced liquor charges postponed before Judge Morris A Soper in Baltimore Eight people from Brunswick in a prohibition raid were to appear in U S Court before Judge Rose with Alban M Wood and Wm H Lawrence representing them.
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David O. Thomas
East Church Street
J. Spangler Kiefer
Hagerstown
Elizabeth Stockman
Victor TL. Stockman
Spencer Weaver
Harper's Ferry
Morris A. Soper
Baltimore
Lquor
Branswick
Prohibition
United States
Nidga
John €. Rose
Alban M. Wood
Th’s City
Wm. HH. Lawrence
English Ships to Carry Liquor Under Seal to U S Ports
London reports the Angl o American treaty terms to curb smuggling. The United States will search British ships within the 12 mile limit suspected of liquor smuggling. The pact affirms the three mile territorial limit and allows British ships to carry liquor under seal into U S waters.
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U. S
Firet
United States
Rum running curb pact Likely to spread to other nations
Washington expects the London drafted agreement to curb rum running to gain approval and to set a pattern for similar treaties with other maritime powers. Officials, awaiting exact terms, believe Hughes proposals are accepted in principle and expect navigation barriers beyond shore to grow. additional nations are being approached.
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Associated Press
Washington
London
Hughes
Senate
Congress
Atlantic
Great Britain
Unions to Continue Wage Talks With Railroads
Heads of transportation brotherhoods report responses from hundreds of railroads to the train service employees demand for higher wages. Most replies offer counter proposals to end time and a half overtime and adjust working rules. D B Robertson, president of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen, noted ongoing negotiations as several contracts expire today.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Transportation Brotherhoods
D. B Robertson
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Brotherhood
Former Madison Road Co. President Sentenced for Mail Fraud
Victor Arnold former president of the Madison Road Company was sentenced by Judge Claude Luse to five years in a federal penitentiary at Fort Leavenworth Kansas and fined $1000 after conviction for using the mails to defraud.
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Associated Press
Madison, W's
Victor Arnold
Madison Road Company
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Claude Luse
Stocks Move Higher as Oil Shares Rally Rebounds
New York stock action shows renewed demand after short covering with oil shares leading gains and call money opening at 4 percent as traders push prices higher. The earlier selling pressure faded and the market strengthened toward midmorning.
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Associated Press
New York
Shorts
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Clearspring High
Otto Wiedfeld
Izaak Walton League
John G. Neihart
Police
Hallowe'en Joys
Lions
Innovation Club
Mile
Lucy de Slewinska
Paris
Britain
City Home
J. Wilbur Warner
East Fifth Street
BR. F. Ricketts
France
Belgium
Cologne
Earth
Rhineland Republic
Lord Curzon
Ambasador Harvey
Foreign Office
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