Auditors Warn of Bonded Debt of Frederick County
Frederick County auditors warn of rising bonded debt totaling 1 663 700 with 84 000 paid and 1 579 700 outstanding The report notes maturities through 1931 and highlights tax abatements practices and license revenues as key areas for oversight The audit commends the clerk and treasurer for orderly books and urges tighter abatement procedures.
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Frederick
Joseph W. Smith
Ruswell E Lighter
Glar- Buce BM
Phreeger
Audhtors
Commissioners’ Office
Sama
Clark
R. Bruce Muréock
Thomas A. Chapline
John Wi
D. Beek
cSce
Board of Education
Miss Trout
Selling Keesere Inca In New York Amid Stock Pressure
In New York on Oct 31 AP reports rising pressure in various stock markets as speculators push and small dealers sell part of their holdings. Fears of a drop in prices spread and leading commission houses issue cautionary advisories while trading remains unsettled and prices hover near recent highs.
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Keesere Inca
New York
Seling
Iodar
Tr Ayket
Miss Albaugh Bride of Wilbur A. Rolb
Miss Albaugh becomes the bride of Wilbur A. Rolb in a ceremony described with autumn decor and rose beige attire. The bride, educated at Hood College and a Frederick County schools instructor, and Mr. Rolb, formerly with Ideal Garage and now with the Washington office of a party, were honored in events over the past week and will reside at The Twentieth Street N. W. address after November 15.
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Nea Marie
Kolb
Wenth Street
N. W
Washey
Hood [College
Frederick County
Ideal Garage
Washington
Hallowe'en Parade Night in Frederick Draws Crowds
Frederick residents prepare for the annual Hallowe'en parade set to start at 7 40 pm. Special rail and trolley schedules rerouted to ease viewing with flood lights on the judging stand. Lions Club awards 25 cash prizes as costumed participants vie for top honors along Market Street and through West Church and Court Streets.
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Frederick City
Potomac Edison Company
Thurmont
Frederick
Middletown J
Atyersville
Hoot College
Montevue
Fifth Street
South Street
Fifth
Roland E. Long
Railroad Company
Ldons Club
Market
Firth Streets
West Church
Church
Court Streets
Lions Chibs
Market Street
Third
Patrick
Tonight's Politics On The Air Schedule
Radio programs list political figures including Democratic Governor Aled E from Newark at 9 on WEAF, John W. Davis at 10:30, Edward W. Edwards of New York, William E. Borsh of Idaho, Rev. Daniel A. Poling, and a New Hampshire senator, with stations WEAF WGY WGR WNY WRNY and the Columbia chain.
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Aled E
Newark
WEAF
Ceas
John W. Davis
Edward W. Edwards
New York State
Allied Printing Trades Council
WGY
WGR
William E. Borsh
Idaho
Baltimoré
Blue Network
National Broadcasting Company
Daniel A. Poling
The
International C. E. Society
We — Columbia
Senator Es
New Hampshire
Iate
Passaic
WNJ
WRNY
Slot Machine Trials Move Through Circuit Court
Four defendants, including Pudicaris, face circuit court hearings after pleas of guilty or not guilty in a batch of slot machine and gambling device cases. Judge Newman indicated sentence will be set later for Pudicaris as testimony discussed token usage and cigars as payment.
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Icuts
Bene Jon S
J. Franz Pud
Newman
Soin EL Risessiickh c
Shuman P. Bowers
People’s Court
Pudicarts
George Carros
Liberty
South Market Street
Stete
Storm
Stetes
Putiiaris
Self torture tale confounds as faith test unfolds
Miss Elfrieda Knaak a 30 year old Sunday School teacher claims she burned herself in a Lake Bind basement as proof of a spirit love. Doctors doubt the suicide motive while police skeptics weigh the tale amid a troubling love affair and alleged motives.
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Jake Bluff
Elfrieda Knaak
Enaak
Lake Bind
Phrsins
A. A. Pels
Reid
Conid Ca
Zinaas
43 000 000 Qualified To Vote In Election Nov 6
Washington October 31 Forty three million six hundred thousand are eligible to vote in the November 6 election a rise of about fourteen million over 1924. Estimates project about 38 million actual ballots with a possible 45 million eligible voters. Women voters show a large rise. cities may cast 35 to 45 percent of the total. Registration figures by state are listed with 1924 vote comparisons and a note that Texas has no voter registration.
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Washington
the & AE
Sears
Associated Press
Alabama
Arizona
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
Florida
Georgia
Idaho
Indana
Mississippi
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Berey
Farken
North Carolina
North Dakota
Ohio
Oklahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
South Carolina
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Vermont
Virgina
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Nyoming
William Tyler Page
House of Representatives
Ars
United States
Simon Michelet
Club
Frosty Mornings Boost Hunters Opening Season Prep
Frosty temperatures reduce the day’s high to 50 and a 29 degree low as hunters prepare for the season opening next week. About 2,006 hunting licenses have been issued including county state wide and non resident permits with 1,775 county sportsmen and 200 out of state seekers. The season opens Saturday November 10 with bag limits of six rabbits ten squirrels and varied bird kills per day. Wide fowl shooting is restricted around Susquehanna Flat regions with specific date rules through December and January. Grand Chief hopefuls and an upcoming party in Brunei mark weekend events alongside church youth society activities on Tuesday night.
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Mercury
Fishis
Woods
Tutsiday
John #. Martz
Frederick
Susquehanna Flat
Concord Lighthouse
Har
Carpenters Point
Siam
Turkey Point
Cecil County
County
Chester
Refused to Quit Booze for Family Judge Newnan
A court in Newnan weighs a man’s claim he refused sobriety to protect his family. Judge Newnan considers whether the defendant’s actions and statements show intent or motive related to his family.
Correctione members sought for local G O F C
A historical court report details Ponton convicted of non support and addiction, sentenced to a year in the House of Correction with family compensation ordered. wife files for divorce. A community campaign in Frederick mobilizes 430 potential Chamber members to bolster local business and service organization efforts.
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Fran
Tom
Haitor
R. Fry
Washington
Ponton
A. Lewis
Lewis
Porton
Newman
House of Correction
Ghetinah P. Bowers
Familly
Negro motorist given 30 days sentence in DUI case
The case of James Colorud, a Black motorist, ended with a 30 day sentence and $200 fine plus costs after a judge found guilt for driving under the influence. The court noted the need for deterrence and considered White’s good name in passing sentence.
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Fascast
Buckeyspuilty
James Golorud
Juba S. Newman
Ffr
Reno S.harp
White
Whiten
Hosital
All Saints Street
Hallowe'en Party at Free Kindergarten Moves to New Hall
A Halloween party was held this morning at the Frederick Free Kindergarten at the United Fire Engine Company hall on South Market Street. Sixty seven children aged three to six attended with board members and parents to celebrate the opening of the new location. The event featured singing marching and games with candy favors and apples provided by Mrs Ed Meffain. The principal Miss Margaret Eisenhauer noted enrollment rising to 76 children since opening October 1 and many from outside the south Tecenvry area joined those already enrolled.
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Hallowe’en
Frederick Free Kinderparten
United Fire Engine Company
South Market Street
Board of Managers
Iife
ED. Meffain
Bertha Traills
Margaret Eisenhauer
Tecenvry
Secens
Colree stiRarien Kimos
Struetion
Stotesbury Recovers After Auto Collision
E. T. Stotesbury, prominent Philadelphia banker and J. P. Morgan associate, was injured in an auto collision but is reported to be in good condition with two facial cuts. The incident occurred in Philadelphia on October 31.
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Philadelphia
Eiwad T Storesba
Mr. Stotesb. Company
J. P. Morgan and Company
Zeppelin Near British Coast Seen Over Bay of Biscay
The German airship Graf Zeppelin was reported speeding across the Bay of Biscay en route to Friedrichshafen with projections it might land on the French coast amid strong winds. Early notices put its position east of Brest around six in the evening, with follow up reports uncertain about a final landing site.
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Bay of Biscay
Friedrichshafen
Graf Zeppeln
Bay of Buscar
Bardeaux
Crass
France
Dr. Eekenez
Hantar
Democratic Women Host Large Card Party at Key Hotel
The Democratic Women's Club filled the Francis Scott Key Hotel ballroom with about 250 attendees for a card party and dance. Fifty tables of bridge occupied the mezzanine and part of the ballroom while prizes were awarded at each table. A portrait of Governor Alfred Smith hung at each end as autumn leaves and Maryland colors decorated the room. Supper preceded songs and campaign tunes as committees organized prizes and decorations.
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Democratic Women's Club
Francis Scott Key
Alfred % .Smith
Maryland
W. Clinton McSherry
Charles Byerly
James H. Cramer
Mary Eisenhauer
Otho J. Keller
Lewis A Leichetz
Pauline McCardell
Gonald Smith
J. Awene Willamsen
Peter W. Chiches« Tex
Ridgely W. Baer
Pannier
Austin Howard
Arthur Margaret Payne
Frank M. Steel
Mildred Bren
Marian Green
W. James
C. Will Fout
Kristine Hreh
Francis Perrott
Mim Roberback
Charles Frank
Staley
Virginia Wite
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Miss Albaugh
Bride
Wilbur A. Rolb
New Market
Lions Club
Radio Tonight
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Semeeers
Fountain City Temple
Pythian
Brunei
Brunswick
Hallowe'en
Intermediate Senior Endeavor Society
Centennial Memorial Fhrew Church
Me of the Sunmuiers
Newnan
Judge
Scott Key
Taas
Chamber of Commerce
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H. Noel Haller
Court Street
Calvin B. Brown
Chamber of Commerce of
Baltimore & Ohio
Rairoad
Citizens National Bank
Commercial State Bank
Noah E. Cramer & Son
Dietrich & , Gambet
the Everedy Co
Frederick,Motor Co
Frederick Brick Works
G. & L. Barking Co
M. J. Grove Lime Co
Harris & Fuller
Hood College
Iden. Garage Co
A. A. Lough & Bow
Markey's Shoe Store
Marken & Bielfeld
Markell & Ford
Monocacy Valley Canning Co
Mountain City Mills
Mutual Ins
Frederick Co
Ox Fibre Brush Go
Pennsylvania Railroad
Peoples Fire Insurance Co
J. C. Penny Co
Ramsburg Fertilizer Co
Standard Ol Co
Wilcoxon & Brown
Southern Dairies Co., Inc
D. ©. Winchrenner & Son, Holmes D. Baker, Joseph D. Baker, John A. Baker
L. Victor Baugh- Mian
Central Trust Co
Hammond Clary
Emory L. Coblentz
Lloyd C. Culter
Robert E. Delaplaine
Wor. T. Dela- Piaine
Harry L. Ebert
Farmers & Meshantes National Bank
A. E. Fisher
Genn
O. Garber
Thomas H. Haller
Abraham Hemp
FR. Amey Hendrickson
John S. Hershey
Wm. C. Hamim
James A. Long
A. C. McCardell
Michael Aonr
S. Newman
A. W. Nicodemus
Paul I. Payne
Charlie F. Seeger
W. Smith
M.D. R. E Town
Union Manufacturing Co
T. M . Williamson
Geo. H. Zimmerman
Y Fas
Hissawer En Tein Sey Witsntes
James
L. Whiten
E. T. Stotesbury
Mrats
Zeppelin
Eckener
Paris
London
N. Posh
Edata
Columbia
Roger Q. Wiliams
Sky
Ter Bonelli
Charies A. Leviow
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