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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1931

Page

14

Grange to Exhibit at County Fair Plans Detailed

Grange plans a major exhibit at the county fair with twenty one artden of farm and garden produce. Seven subgranges will contribute, led by Mt Pleasant and New Market. Prof Charles Richaisor will speak. Mrs William Biser to run entertainment. meetings to address reports, fall and winter plans, and fair committee.

Mets Owemnetry Pooswca Grange Che Regal Guarin- Se Copuerd Tia Remsberg Jefferson J, Lewiown Edward Hamilton Mr Pleasaint Stans. Davis New Market Lewistown Mt Pleasant Pomona Boty Charles Richaeisor Department of Public Speaking Coivecaity of Maryland Wiliam T. Biser Pomona Senithaburg Lei

Montgomery funds on deposit at Poolesville bank

Rockville Md Sept 3 Montgomery County treasurer reports fifty thousand dollars for the county on deposit at the Poolesville Branch of the Central Trust Company of Frederick. County funds are protected by a special repository bond listing about 18 directors stockholders as personally responsible for loss. County commissioners required banks holding county funds to post depository bonds, Poolesville bank among those furnishing bonds.

Rockville Montgomery County Poolesville Central Trust Company of Frederick J. Forrest Walker Walker Oki

Suspicious Disappearance Of Mayor Walker’s Personal Accountant

New York September reports chief counsel Bewuel Seabury labeling the disappearance of Russell T. Sherwood, mayor Walker’s personal accountant, a suspicious circumstance. Sherwood, sought for questioning by a legislative committee, vanished from an Atlanta City hotel and later appeared in Atlantic City, claiming business matters involved and delaying mayor’s return from Europe.

New York Bewuel Seabury Walker Russell T. Sherwood Benbury Sherwood Atlanta Sean Dury Atlantic City Mercetum Waixer

Probe Third Degree Bribery Inquiry Across Washington

Washington officials face third degree charges as District of Columbia grand jury concludes probe into brutality cases. The jury plans to reconvene tomorrow to draft its report. Several policemen and a detective have been suspended and charged with assault in connection to the cases.

Washington Alver Petice District of Columba Azain Tomorow James H. Hack

Boston Proves Rackets Can Be Suppressed, Law Is Stern

Boston investigators praised by the Wickersham commission for police and courts while noting limited open rackets. A reporter recounts corruption fears, local prosecutions, and a city with clandestine speakeasies and controlled crime.

Boston LAW Paul Harrison NEA Hatton Mas Wickersham Commission

Jobless Program Studied for Planning Board Formation

A U S Chamber of Commerce committee led by Henry Harriman met to shape a permanent unemployment program plan. They spent months evaluating methods to promote business stability and recommend a national relief effort, while Walter Gifford organized committees to implement Hoover's national cooperation with communities. Owen Young and Harry Wheeler headed the main action groups in relief organization planning.

Waecigux U. S. Chamber of Commerce Comes Peopoma's Ttes Henry Harriman Boston Walter 8. Giffard Hoover Gifford Owen D. Young New York Harry A. Wheeler Chicago

Tydings Demands GOP Explanations on 1928 Contributions

Senator Tydings accuses Republican leaders of funding 1928 campaign activities tied to Bishop James Cannon Jr. He cites Senate testimony showing Cannon’s bank account supported Smith Hoover efforts and notes large contributions from Edwin C. Jameson and Joseph Frelinghuysen. He questions GOP spokesmen’s denials of using religious issues for campaign aims.

Washington Sen Tydings Maryland Owe &N James Cannon, Jr Democratic National Committee Senate Southern Methodist Alfred E. Smith Messrs Jjemeson Frelinghuysen Huston Edwin C. Jameson New York Joseph S. Frelinghuysen New Jersey North Carolina anti-Smith Democratic Committee Claudius H. Huston Republican National Committee

Hoover to Speak at Yorktown on October 15

President Hoover plans a Yorktown Virginia address October 15 to mark the 15th anniversary of Cornwallis surrender. He urges observances in universities schools and churches to honor forefathers bravery and sacrifice with religious services on October 18. Wheat sale plan emerges in Sycamore Township urging home use purchases at 60 cents a bushel if 15 000 bushels surplus is sold door to door by trucks.

Washington Hoover Yorktown Lord Cornwallis Springfield Cincinnati Sycamore Township Hamilton County G. E. Lay Townsh P Welfare Association

Chilean sailors revolt in senate chamber spark

Fragmentary OCR describes a revolt by Chilean sailors and a political upheaval in the senate chamber. Details are unclear with multiple garbled terms but signals a significant naval dispute and civil tension. Named places or dates are obscured by the damaged text.

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