Robbers Crack Cline's Furniture Safe In Frederick
A daring midnight burglary at C E B Cline’s South Market street store blew open the safe with nitro glycerin and stole about $75. Investigators trace entry through a wall nailed window twelve feet above ground and note prints left on windows and drawers. A drug store entry attempt on West Patrick street followed the furniture store robbery, with fingerprints later sent to Baltimore for analysis.
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C. EB
Cline
South Market Street
Co-operative Drug Company
Atore
West Patrick Street
Carroll Creek
Baltimore
Wiliam Y. Anderson
Mr. Anderson
Frank Smith
Mantz
Ernest L. Meyers
Co-operative
Mr. Cline
Quynn
East Patrick Street
Baltimor
Cling
Plans Made to Build Road Link From Koogies Bridge to School
A Myersville delegation asked the County Commissioners to finalize plans for a two mile stone road from Koogies Bridge west of Middletown to Koogies school house. The board has set aside 5000 for bids and consults a civil engineer. The route will connect with the Myersville Middletown road, part already concrete. Construction may start soon. Also the Soldiers Memorial Association Design Committee will meet Friday at 3 PM at the Y M C A in place of 7:30 PM.
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Koogie’s Bridge
Middletown
Koogie
Myersville
Board of County Commissioners
Koogle
The
Soldiers Memorial Association
Italians Take More Territory
A Central News dispatch from Rome reports Italian forces have occupied the islands Merlera Fano and Mathraki northwest of Corfu. In Athens authorities say the Greek fleet has orders to retire to the Gulf of Volo to avoid a clash with the Italian fleet.
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Associated Press
London
A_ Central News
Rome
Merlera
Fano
Mathraki
Corfu
Athens
Gulf of
Volo
Child Hit By Ford Roadster Near Walkersville
Ruth Pallister eight year old daughter of Mr and Mrs J F Pallister Walkersville was struck by a Ford roadster while crossing the road after leaving her father’s car en route to school The driver named Stull swerved to miss her and the girl suffered bruises and minor cuts She remained conscious and was taken home for treatment Her father manages the Oyster dairy and stock farm near Walkersville
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Ruth Pallister
J. F. Pallister
Walkersville
Ford
Ken
Stull
Frederick
Pallister
Oyster Dairy and Stock Farm
Leah Baird Visits Frederick Denies Hollywood Party Myths
Actress Leah Baird arrived in Frederick for a local appearance with The Destroying Angel at the City Opera House. She dismisses Hollywood wild party stories, praises hard work, and notes pay for extras at about seven fifty per day.
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Leah
Baird
Hollywood
Frederick
Leah Baird
City
City Opera House
California
Miss Baird
Venice
Robbery at Cline Store Spurs Investigation Across County
Police pursue a spree of burglaries after the Cline store robbery as Chief Judge Hammond Uriar presses for indictments. Authorities report multiple home robberies in Middletown and other nearby areas, with few clues and an expected expert examination today.
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Cline
Middletown
Emory L. Coblentz
Judge Gary to Head Washington Division in Red Cross Campaign
Elbert H. Gary accepts the chairmanship of the Washington division for the five million dollar Red Cross fund. The division covers the District of Columbia, Connecticut, Delaware, Indiana, Kentucky, Maryland, New Jersey, New York, Ohio, Virginia and West Virginia.
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Gary
Washington
RED Cross
Associated Press
Elbert H. Gary
District of Columbia
Connecticut
Delaware
Indiana
Kentucky
Maryland
New Jersey
New York
Ohio
Virginia
West Virginia
Duff Family Returns to The News Page
The Duff Family returns to this paper on Saturday after cartoondist Walter Allman’s illness. Readers are invited to greet them on the comic page this weekend.
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Duff
Walter Allman
Frederick County Apple Market By Large Company
Frederick County’s apple crop, estimated at 10 000 to 15 000 barrels, will be marketed this year by American Fruit Growers Inc through Blue Ridge Fruit Growers Co. Packing will be centralized at a new facility near Frederick with an inspector to supervise grading. Picking starts next week with Grimes Golden and Jonathan varieties. An auto wreck delayed arrival of company officials.
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Frederick County
Ameican Fruit Growers, Inc
L Acsoat
Blue Ridge Fruit Growers Company
American Fruit Growers
Citizens’ Bank
Frederick
M. J. Grove Lime Company
Frederick County Products Inc
Baltimore and Ohio
The
Grove Lime Company
Central Packing House
Central “Packing House
American Fruit Growers Company, Inc
Blue Ridge Fruit Growers
Jocal
Grimes Golden
Jonathan
M. 8
Foster
Martinsher
Wm. T. Boggs
Boonshoro
Upham Urges Business Run Reparations Decision
Chicago reports Fred W. Upham treasurer of the Republican National Committee advocates American intervention in Franco German reparations. He favors Congress appointing a commission of business men to decide what Germany should pay, a largely business proposition to be settled by business leaders.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Fred. W. Upham
Republican National Committee
Joe
Congress
Coolidge
Upham
Europe
Japanese Earthquake Relief Funds Reach $590 in Frederick County
The Frederick County American Red Cross Chapter reported $590 raised on day one for Japanese quake relief after President Coolidge urged aid. Major donors include Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. Baker contributing $400, with other gifts from H. Orth Jr., Fraternal Order of Eagles member Frederick Aerie, and several individuals. Checks should be made to the American Red Cross and note Japanese Relief.
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Joseph D. Baker
Holmes D. Baker
John H. Baker
H. J. Orth, Jr
Frederick Aerie
Order of Eagles
Eees
Geo
Myers
Frederick County
American Red Cross
Japan
Tiwan
Amarican Ft Cross
HFSS
SH i
Russell We
Tradevick Colmty
Ted Cross
Reifsniders in Japan Safe After Earthquake
Word from Harmony Grove confirms Dr Charles Reifsnider head of St Pauls University Tokyo and his family survived the quake with their homes destroyed. John Reifsnider, Tokio representative of Andrews and George, and his family escaped unharmed as his son and daughter prepare to study in the United States.
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Charles Reifsnider
John Reifsnider
Japan
T. B. Slayward
Harmony Grove
St. Paul's University
Tokio
Andrews and George
China
Reifsnider
Lucy Reifsnider
United States
San Francisco
Frederick
AN Saints Church
Elizabeth Shriver
General Shriver
Court Street
Reifj
Imperial Hotel Naragansett Bay Fire Destroys Resort
.Fire destroys the Imperial Hotel at Naragansett Pier R I on September 8. About 400 guests escaped in a panic, with the loss estimated around 560000 dollars. The Massasoit Hotel also caught fire in the same blaze.
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Associated Press
Naragansett Pier
R. 1
Massasoit
30 000 Dead In Tokio And Yokohama Annihilated
Iwaki dispatch reports 30 000 dead and 100 000 injured with 350 000 homeless after Tokio earthquake and fire. Yokohama reportedly annihilated. Kamakura and Hayama areas heavily damaged. Mishima area lightly affected. Bank of Japan vaults saved. Episcopal Bishop McKim and staff escaped with funds needed for rebuilding.
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Associated Press
Iwaki
Japan
Radio Corporation of America
Tokio
Yokohama
Yokosuka
Kamakura
Hayama
Hiratsuka
Oiso
Kozu
Mishima
Osaka
Sebt
Bank of Japan
Episcopal
New York
Protestant Episcopal National Council
McKim
Council
Constitution Week Observed by Frederick County Bar Association
Frederick County Bar Association met at 11 oclock to plan Constitution Week September 16 to 22. The effort seeks civic group cooperation to reestablish the U S Constitution and governmental ideals, with church, school, and civic outreach planned. A banquet in October marks President Urners 60th year of membership, with Judge Robert B Peter as guest.
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Bar Assn
Peter
Frederick County Bar Association
United States
American Bar Association
Bar Association
W. Clinton
Urner
Worthigton
John S. Newman
Charles McC. Mathias
William M. Storm
H. Noel Haller
Jacob Rohrback
Peter Here
Rockville
Bbar Association
Court
Lions Club backs fountain site for Soldiers Memorial
The Frederick Lions Club at a noon luncheon urges the North Market fountain site for the Toluis Memorial. A letter to the Memorial Committee favors this site over Court House Park and President H. Nod Haller will present today. Plans for a Lions night at Graddock Wreights include Leah Baird attending and auctioning dance partners.
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Frederick Lions Club
Francis Scott Wey
Toluiers
Court House Park
Nod Haller
Graddock
Market presents spotty appearance after morning strength
New York reports a mixed stock market with several issues bid up early on favorable news and poor operations, then a spotty show as Oils group stays low on continued over production signals. Call money opened at 6 per cent.
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Associated Press
New York
Rail Workers Meet to Seek Higher Wages
Chicago September 6 General chairmen of the Switchmen's Union of North America and the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engineers met in separate sessions in the same building to consider wage increase proposals reportedly near 25 percent or about 75 million dollars annually for the group.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Switchmens’ Union of North America
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Egineers
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American Fruit Growers, Inc
American Red Cross Fund For
Imperial Hotel
Narragansett
Lions Club
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