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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1930

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Bids Open for Fishing Creek Dam Work Wednesday

The City Board of Aldermen unanimously authorized engineers to seek bids for additional five feet to the Fishing Creek dam and a possible storage dam at Tuscarora. Major Whitman supports building the Tuscarora storage dam if solid foundations are secured. Rainfall data show October compares unfavorably to historic records.

Castan Footie Epian Regnard Ace Saute Enpins TS Fishing Creek Board of Aldermen Whitman Tustarora Hallowe'en Tuscarora Harry Hamrick Fishing Ceck Frank Weddle Pasiss Montevue Grove

Passion Play coming to Baltimore stage in November

Frederickson residents plan to attend the Baltimore presentation of The Passion Play first staged in 1264. A special bus trip is being arranged by Miss Charlete DeLashmrte for November 6 7 and 8. The production travels from Germany and is hosted by Marsland and Baltimore Federation of Min’s Tamsses.

Baltimore Freburg Baltiimore Charlete DeLashmrte Germany New York Hippodrome Marsland

New Gusher Threatens Damage to Oklahoma City

A damaged report describes a new gusher threat aimed at Oklahoma City. Officials note the well was enclosed and shut to prevent damage while experts assess the situation and potential impacts.

Oklahoma City

Goddard Not to Be Called to Stand Again

Trial proceedings feature defense and prosecution clashing over ballistics and expert testimony. Witnesses argued over whether Campbell’s gun fired the fatal shot in the Navy department clerk case. The defense contends Goddard’s testimony is not needed, while the government presses for rebuttal witnesses as court resumes.

Jesse C. Adkins Herder Campbell Tris Mary Bax Wilmer Souder Bureau of Stancads Navy Department Virginia Goddard

Prince of Wales to Tour to Boost Trade for England

The article notes the Prince of Wales planning a tour to support English trade, with signals of preparatory steps and official discussions. Multiple names and dates are unclear, but the aim is to promote commerce through royal travel and diplomatic outreach.

England

Maryland Law Tests Car Inspections for Safety Standards

The 1932 text outlines compulsory automobile inspection under a Maryland framework. It sets rules for station approval, required repairs to pass safety checks, and the issuance of official inspection stickers. It covers brakes lights wipers and ignition components and notes charges for necessary adjustments.

Tower of Hick Chertr Isense

Two Shot Dead in New York Cabaret

In a small East Fourth Street cabaret, two guests Ghazies Greco and Lawrence Viscorei were killed by pistol fire as patrons entered after a door was flung open. A single shot alarm sounded, and police could not determine the number of gunmen or the total in the party. Viscorei was noted as an East Side gunman, while Greco had prior arrests.

New York East Fourth Street Ghazies Greco Lawrence Viscore Viscorei East Side Greco

Storm delays Vallee and his orchestra in Washington

Vallee and his orchestra faced a weather delay in Washington as fans gathered for a scheduled engagement. The event, held in October, drew hundreds despite the setback, with plans to perform once conditions allowed.

Storm Vallee

Suspended sentence notes citing unclear financial figures

Fragmentary OCR note references a monetary amount 1236.59 and a suspended action tied to individuals or entities with unclear names. The text is incoherent but signals a legal or court context with monetary and status terms. No clear dates or organizations are established.

Unemployment Relief Directors Visit Turns Into Water Study

Directors from unemployment relief planned a New York trip to aid Brunswick then paused in Frederick to study a local water problem. The text references farm race, local names, and voting details with unclear wording.

Unemployment Relief New York Brunswick Frederick

Maryland Governor's Salary Seen As Rewarding Post

The report notes Maryland governors enjoy a high salary and full state-provided housing with a mansion staff and substantial allowances. It contrasts the $10,000 federal salary for a U.S. senator with the governor’s $4,506 to $32,000 equivalent value, detailing house costs, staff, and upkeep in Annapolis.

Napolis Mick Maud Althous Mies Maryland Deston United States Washington Edwin Warfield John Walter Smith Lloyd Lowndes Elihu E. Jackson Austin Crothers Annapelis Cook Tse Macyland

Fire destroys racehorse stable. two horses killed

A fire late last night destroyed a town racehorse stable valued at about $7,000. Five other horses were saved as firemen battled the blaze. Golden Auburn was valued at $8,000 and False Pride at $5,000. The cause remains under investigation.

False Pride Ncd Stoughse Hansling Golden Auburn

Ritchie Backs Striped Bass Conservation Plan

Baltimore October 31 AP Gi l today advocates a favored lead to curb striped bass or rock netting as part of a conservation drive. The Sportman's Luncheon Club receives the proposal while Mayor Browning and Rep Vince weigh offers from the League on conservation. Letters are sent to members outlining support and urging legislative action.

Erner Baltimore Gil Browning Vince Jarre Tae Conserustzaa Pian Fort Mchenry Ann Oe Bureau of Prisons Pug Maryland Prine Renee Rath

No Pre Election Action On Registration Cases

The Maryland Court of Appeals announced no action would be taken on the claims of 29 persons whose names were ordered stricken from the Anne Arundel poll books. The court adjourned until November as the cases proceed, with attorney Tssar Dobe Straus noted as counsel in the matters.

Ansan Maryland Court of Appeals Anne Arundel Caces Tssar Dobe Straus Woul

Pussyfooter Women Speak on Mayor Broening Election

A fragment from a 19th century Baltimore report notes women in the Women for Governor League mailing thousands of letters to voters. They attack the Republican candidate for governor over prohibition and accuse him of vacillating on the issue amid a harsh winter.

Broening Baimore Ost Governor League Tompasead Republican Dublican

Bishop Cannon Markets Slide In Turbulent Page Teaser

Fragmentary OCR notes reference Bishop Cannon and market slips while a crowd or crowding is mentioned. The text appears to describe a tense public figure and unsettled financial movements with unclear dates or places.

Reforming Missionary Convention Concludes in Middletown

The second annual institute of the Women's Missionary Society of the Mynd held in Middletown closed with sessions in morning and afternoon. Speakers included Mrs. Leich of Dayton Ohio Mrs Edward A G Hermann of Frederick Mrs Scott Wagner of Hagertown and Mrs Nelson Bassier of Westminster. Mrs Calvin Stones of Bagdad Mesopotamia delivered the principal address. Mrs Robert Foltz Hazerstown presided and introduced speakers.

Spris Brunswick and Boonsboro Calvin Stones Bagdad Mesopotamia Robert Foltz, Hazerstown Society Institute

Mrs David Lowenstein Observes 80th Birthday

Mrs Lowenstein celebrated her eightieth birthday at Predsinsk City Hospital with family present. Guests included in law Mrs Joamie Lewenstein Kingsbaker of Chisago ML and Mrs Clara Lowenstein Fleisshner of Conn. The event honored a long life amid frigid weather and coastal mentions.

David Lowenstein Predsinsk City Hospital Cinca Lowensteind Lowenstein Daissiers-Inelaw Joamie Lewenstein I. Lowinsvin Beast Lowenstels Esr

Boris and Bride Given Nuptial Benediction

A Bulgarian royal wedding nod and church rite marked the ceremony with crown symbolism and shared chalice. The synod president offered congratulations to Boris as guests observed a Halloween party later in Pocahontas with a staged wedding sketch and grand march.

Boris Bride Odex Bors Pocahontas Hallowe'en Hallowe'en Natomia Council No. 38 Dogen Pocahontas Red Men's Hall Minster Temple Stoner Fannie Abrecht Carsle Quinn Ring Teacer Annie Bennett Elzabeth Green Katie Gittinger Ruth Quinn Helen Green Bessie Mercey Wola Moberiy Carrie James Nelle Knill Effie J. Albaugh Zinmuner Zea Crum Frances Poole Aaurden Wen Katie L. Gita Holen Geaneth Jen ¢ Titlow Mamle Keyser Moberty

Court Records Note Jem Modem Wood Case Details

A brief court record mentions Jem Modem Wood in a case with unclear charges and a preliminary hearing date not fully readable. The fragment indicates a legal proceeding but lacks specifics on the offense or outcome.

Ridnagper Surreanfedt

Fragmentary text suggests a 1940s style news snippet with unclear names and events. Limited readable items mention people and a possible finance or police context, but concrete facts are not discernible from the garbled OCR.

Parade cash prizes awarded at annual Lions parade

Judges for the parade are Rev Dr. Charles Wehler W Clinton McSherry and Grace Brane. Winners will be announced at Market House after judging and escorted to the public stand. All eligible participants must present Lions club tickets at the end for prize receipt. Market Street will be closed tonight from 6 30 to 10 o'clock with plain clothes officers on duty for safety.

Ace Market Fifth 45 East Fifth Fifth Lions Club Futh Street Church Record Beti Charles Wehler W. Clinton McSherry Grace Brane Second Streets Market House Cindiuon Fifth Streets Tinnot Market Street Third Street Square Corner Martin J. Walsh

Corroborating Evidence Links Jones to Orphanage Funds Shortage

Richmond Oct 31 AP Testimony by I N Vaughn on the Virginia Methodist Orphanage Board supports claims that James P. Jones former treasurer admitted diverting about 29000 of the orphanage funds to his furniture business. Jones faces embezzlement and grand larceny charges exceeding 37000. Vaughn noted delays in turning over books for auditing and described variations in the admitted amount from 15000 to 20000.

Richmond I. KN. Vaughn Virginia Methodist Orphanage Board James P. Jones Jones Vaughn Urer

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