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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1927

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Stop and Go Light Sought at Patrick and Court Streets

Board of Aldermen to consider traffic control at the Patrick Court intersection amid heavy detour traffic from bridge work. Pedestrian complaints rise as curb parking blocks lanes and tourists swarm the hotel area causing near accidents and gridlock. Immediate action is expected at the Wednesday meeting.

Patrick Court Streets Board of Aldermen South Market Street Court Street Bateaio

Directors of Rural Women's Clubs Meet in Frederick

Regular meetings and fall activities of the Federation of Rural Women's Clubs begin in Frederick County. The Board of Directors will meet Wednesday at 10 o clock in the County Demonstration Agent’s office to plan winter work and exhibit plans for the Frederick Fair.

Federation of Rural Women’s Clubs Frederick County Federation Helen Pearson Jefferson Pleasant Grote Club Court House Frederick Pair

Record 11 Living Grandparents Of Child

In The News Hore of line Miss Helen Ropp discusses claims by nine year old Miss Mary Catherine Ordrow daughter of Walter Dodrow of Walkers. The great grandparents Mr and Mrs Columbos Sunday are named along with several other elderly relatives. The elderly ladies were seen in a restaurant with comments about the meal and polite inquiries.

Helen Ropp Mareeng Clarence Columbos Shoemaker James Shee Traxer Deiter Sed Moe Beant Webtes Dodirew

Canada Smuggles Liquor From United States

Report discusses Canadian liquor smuggling into the United States and federal prohibition enforcement. It mentions Hubert Work proposing a nine member committee to draft conservation legislation, and a plan to limit personnel and equipment for new flight record attempts with safety checks.

Canada United States Hubert W. Work Federal Old Conservation Board Work

Death Toll in Ohio Family Tragedy Rises to Eight

Youngstown reports Ferdinand Winski dies as gunman Antonio DeCapua is shot by police after a mass shooting that killed seven of DeCapua's kin. Neighbor Siedivinski and two officers were wounded. further violence followed near the DeCapua home. Police killed Peter Austerick after he fatally shot his wife Catherine and opened fire on them.

Youngstown Ohio Ferdinand Winski Bare DeCapab Siedivinski DeCapan DeCapaa Peter Austerick Catherine DeCapua Austerick

Second Attempt to Escape Penitentiary Foiled

Baltimore notes a second escape plot at Maryland penitentiary involving Benjamin Spreghna Jr. and Charles Carey. Spreghna, serving ten years for burglary, and Carey are charged after a fellow prisoner betrayed the plan. guard Alfred H. Walker was fatally wounded in a prior July clash, and a mid search uncovered improvised tools. Nearby Montgomery County schools prep for September 12 reopening with new buildings, while Rockville High expands.

Baltimore Maryland Benjamin Spreghna Richmond Spragina Charles Carey Alfred H. Walker Walker Spragin Montgomery Montgomery County Edwin Broome Otober 1 Lenni High School Cabin John

Auto Licenses in 1928 to Be Routed Through County Tax Offices

1928 auto licenses, up to 200 010, will be approved by county tax officials starting next week. Cars must have 1927 taxes paid before registration. a new system will list owners from title rolls and cross check with tax rolls. Separate assessments will be required for each automobile, with 1928 tags already printed and distributed.

Austin Rauchmat Baughman Fytord Mr. Baughman Patrick Brady Albert C. Ritchie Hollywood

Printing union to push postal rate revision at convention

The United Typothetae of America plans a nationwide campaign at its 41st annual convention in New York September 12 17 to press for third class matter to be rated by weight rather than per piece. Delegations from Canada England Scotland and Wales will attend as the industry outlines aims for better printing and marketing. The event will be held at the Grand Central Palace and the Metropolitan Museum with foreign master printers and related organizations represented.

New York United Trpothetae Amperica Congress Canada England Setland Wales Rudolph Ullsteim Berlin Tageblatt RLOB Stmnaett London Master Printers Association America Asociajieme Ahill Lawers AY Socal R. Tozerna Ewee Coat Aswciation Tspethetas Dpresigenix Graphic Aria

Three Die, Dozens Hurt In Shasta Limited Wreck

Three passengers were killed and many injured when ten of twelve cars derailed at Canora California on the Shasta Limited bound for Portland. Trainmen attributed the accident to a spread rail as holiday crowds traveled from San Francisco.

San Francisco Shasta Limited Southern Pacific Portland Ore Canora Cal

Anti-Saloon League eyes split of top posts in Washington

Washington reports speculates the Anti-Saloon League may divide its chief roles into two positions. Potential leaders for legislative superintendent include Rev. A. J. Barton and A. J. Davis, with F. H. Cherrington and others mentioned. Chief counselship could go to Farward B. Dunford, longtime league attorney.

Washington Wayne B. Wheeler League A. J. Barton Nashvill Tenn Naw Teague A. J. Davis New York Ant League F.H. Cherrington Ar. Cherrington James Cannon, Jr Richmond E. C. Dinwiddie Farward B. Dunford Woeeier Bite Virginia

New York's Markets Face Record Highs Amid Mixed Trading

The session saw cautious gains with substantial activity as investors weighed industrials and finance. Dealers reported strong volume with varied sentiment and a notable rise in early morning price levels across sectors.

Enrolment Surges Across Frederick Schools Opening Day

Frederick High reports 742 pupils with seniors to 124 and 339 freshmen. Other schools on Market Street and Church Street show varied grades totaling 525 and 450. Washington Street records 450 with 91 beginners the highest in school history. St John’s Institute notes 220 pupils, large newcomer intake and grades across all levels.

Forlows Frederick High School A. C. Leary Semmer Janipre Nettle M. Miller Michal Willet Miss Miller George A Mier Fiiatles Mobley Green Mise DeLachmutt Gocoed Miss Shank Neighbowe Miss Reinhart Miss Comer Mine Batton Miss Sutton Miss Young Fout Mrs. Day Miss Price Miss Repp Clem Ming Mary Borger Lewis Roberta Mixx Nel Ye Blentiinger Edith Marshall Miller Joan Matrena Sir Tobn JRO High Schol Department

Gehrig and Ruth Hit Another Home Run

In Reston on September 6 Babe Ruth launched a long homer off Welner for his 45th of the season. Gehrig followed with a drive to center for his 45th, showcasing the famed homer duel in the early game against the Red Sox.

Gehrig Ruth Reston Babe Ruth Tim Macathon

Straw Lid Set to End Nine Day Run

The article notes straw hats near the end of their nine day period as temperatures rise. It mentions a small accident and the temporary rise in temperature, with straw hats worn by men despite the warmth. The piece hints at the straw lid’s soon obsolescence and the upcoming change.

Natal Kelly

Postal Employes Annual Outing at Frederick Post Office

The Frederick Post Office Employes Association held its annual outing in Baker's Woods Buckeystown. A large attendance enjoyed a day of meetings and festivities with a long list of officers and committee members, plus an extensive program of refreshments and activities.

Frederick Baker's Woods Buckeystown Irving Bieer Biser Jamee D. Creme Wm. (. Trout George FH Crem J. William Himbury Cecer C. Kefauver Samuel D. Crome

Glory Hops Off Amid Flight Toward Rome

A chaotic dispatch details the air test for the monoplane Glory with pilots James DeWitt Hill Lloyd Bertand and Philip Payne aboard as it lifts from Old Orchard Beach near the Kennebec river. The mission aims eastward, with a projected 4 100 miles route and an expected arrival near Rome today or tomorrow, amid shifting winds and weather delays reported from Madrid and Calcutta to New York.

Old Orchard James DeWitt Hill Lloyd Bertand Philip Payne New York Soca M Margaret's Payne Bertach

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