Artz Library Trustees to Present Financing for Project
Frederick public meeting called for Monday at 7 15 pm in the MC A auditorium to discuss the Artz library project The trustees Aldermen and citizens will review the will of Margaret Artz and the fund needed to establish a library The group seeks assurance the project will be self sustaining and not a burden and will weigh costs remodeling and estate conditions in Chicago The trustees Jacob Rohrbsch Samuel G Duvall and Poe T Brust will present questions and options
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Frederick
Flmantrust Fund
Margaret Artz
Chicago
T Wastees
Jacob Rohrbsch
Samuel G Duvall
Poe T. Brust
Skeleton torso found on Lake County beach mystery
A torso washed ashore on an East Suit beach near Jerry township park in Lake County was examined by deputy sheriff Hejduk. Investigators believe the remains are human, with a search continuing after the torso was found yesterday morning.
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Cleviland
N “Ibs
Nan
Beashers Vessertay
Jerry Township Park
Lake c
Hejduk
Ivaks Shore Estate
Women Part One for Chair Other to Prison
Cooperstown article reports Mrs Eva 360 and Martha separated after farewell with plans on imprisonment. Mrs Coe convicted of murdering Harry Wright. Mrs Cif pleaded guilty to participation in the crime. Suburban drivers took them in separate automobiles.
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Cooperstown
Eva 360
Martha
Lae Isimer
Beliven
Awal
Edford
Sanity hearing scheduled for Major Kent in Virginia
Judge A C Buchanan announced a sanity hearing to determine the mental condition of Major Robert C Kent Jr in connection with the Wepco offense. The proceeding will assess past and present mental status as part of the trial process in Fincastle Virginia.
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Major Kent
Fincastle
Udge
A. C. Buchanan
Tony
Robert C. Kent, Jr
Dar i Hay Wak
Weather Forecast and Hydrology Update
Weather today and precipitation figures for September to date. Deficiency since September first shows 4.31 inches. Sun rises at 3.44 a.m. Moon rises at 5.21 a.m. Moon sets at 6.11 p.m. Streams Monocacy and Potomac are cloudy.
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W. m
Tomrow
Protect French Delegates at League of Nations Meeting
Swiss authorities announced measures to safeguard the French delegation at the League of Nations. Reports indicated rumors of demonstrations against both French and Russian representatives, reflecting conservative opposition to France and Russia amid tensions involving Poland and Portugal.
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League of Nations
Autoriuhs
Berne
Rumers
T 38
Russia
Poland
Portugal
Birthday party honors several local residents
A birthday gathering was held with refreshments at four o'clock to honor multiple residents and their ages. Attendees included Mrs Eileen Ramong and Mr Roger Davis, with other guests from Washington and Alexandria, Virginia, as listed among the celebrants.
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Miss Mildred of
Dickerson
Miss Naese
Gregg
Washi Reer Ae
Ton
Ma Remond
Wash- Davis
Dena
Rihday Caxe
Eileen Ramong
Algrat Washateicn
Dukerser
I Washimeton
Roger Davis
Della
Paul Grece
Minnie J. Gregg
Ima
Remotd
Washington
Roerne Greee
JK. de Perrell
Warmer
Alexandra
Accident Victim Improves After Hospital Treatment
A local accident victim shows signs of improvement after receiving medical care at Cay Hospital. Doctors report stable condition and ongoing treatment.
County to retire $62 000 bonds by Oct 1
County Commissioners plan an October 1 bond payment totaling 62 000 to reduce the bonded debt to 1 658 700. The payment targets four school and road issues dated 1910 1914, with several smaller prepayments this year leaving a remaining 1 221 000 for school and 799 700 for road bonds.
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Frederick County
Centcal Trust Company of
Maryland
Prinetios
Irregular Prices Reported In New York Markets
Fragmented market notes describe fluctuating prices across New York exchanges with metals and wine mentioned. The garbled text references market activity and a cited source, hinting at volatility in early trading periods.
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New York
Sores
Local Members to Attend 86th Great Lodge Meeting
Local interest rises as members of the Improved Order of Teed 3 Men in the United States plan attendance for the 86th Great Sun gathering next week in Baltingorr. A Friday reception at the hotel precedes a Saturday evening parade and a Sunday conclave at the Lomb of the Unknown Sol e Haeweias with county leaders including Wachter poised to preside.
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Teed
United States
Baltingorr
Lurtiy Wierd
Haeweias
Wachier
Binshaumpton
Wachter
Harvi
Henry K. Bennett
Chippewa
Pocatemia Coyhonias
Rigid Enforcement Of New Traffic Ordinance Planned
A local notice outlines strict enforcement of a newly adopted traffic ordinance. Officials name Emery Chen Howard and Lavina Morgan as key coordinators for implementing penalties and public outreach. The document stresses compliance and monitoring across central city zones.
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Emery
A Chen
Ao Howard
Mss
Lavina Morgan
A Hany
MTOM
AIRC
Textile Strike Probe Sparks Violence at Alarmed Estate
A probe into the textile strike spreads amid rising unrest at a prominent estate. Roosevelt involvement noted as investigators sift through alleged abuses while workers press for peace and resolution. Key figures include Chaydotier G Wann of New Hampshire and members Haymond Vo Ingersoll, Marion Smith, and Atha Civ Taurean.
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Emytevers
Sarchitoa
Settiogens
Chaydotier G. Wann
New Hampshree
Heard
Besa Otter
Haymond Vo Ingersoll
Pombo
Brookts N
Marion Smith
Atha
Civ
Tauren
Woman Kills Self After Shooting Child and Wounding Man
Mrs Lada Pyles of Thixedo shot her three year old Vernon then killed herself after wounding Ernest L. Lee of Mt Rainier. The child died. Lee was expected to survive after transport to Casualty Hospital in Ler. Investigations noted Pyles had “few clues” as to motive. Senator William Gibbs McAdoo met Roosevelt at the White House to discuss California politics and possible ties to Upton Sinclair’s gubernatorial bid.
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Tunelia
Lada Pytes
Thixedo
Vernon
Ernest L. Lae
Mt. Rainier
Atd
Loe
Vingiod
Leer
Pyles
Stern
Hyde Park
N.Y
Willam Gibbs McAdea
California
White House
Roosevelt
Upton Sinclair
Nice campaign promises Marylanders in government posts
Sept 7 reports Nice pledges to appoint Marylanders to state offices if elected governor. He says the administration would be “Maryland for Marylanders” and would favor Maryland ports and jobs for state residents, appealing to the Third Ward Republican base.
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Baines
Royal reconciliation reports in Romania's king and ex wife
Vienna reports a possible reconciliation between King Carol and his former wife Helen amid enlisting support from Madame Lupescu. The story notes a plan to pursue a divorce settlement in silence as political tensions rise around the future queen and Parmania. Lois Moxley, Lois and Jon Brawn.
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Vienna
Carol
Romania
Fless Helen
Madame Lupescu
Urol
TS Majesty
Parmania
Textile Workers Ordered To Close Big Danville Mill
A jumble of overheard policy talk and New Deal debates centers on labor and welfare programs. Frances Perkins pushes a department of labor focus while Hopkins coordinates relief and unemployment measures, with discussions on social security and consumer protection amid farm and industry concerns.
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Big Danville
Momnling
Tekoet
Wien
Dinsiders
Frances Perkins
Aber
Anil Dabor
Textile strike widens as unions face weak spots and closures
The union movement reports 360 000 idle workers across sectors with mills to close by week end. Police guard Lawrence Massachusetts and surrounding towns as out of town pickets fail to force entry. South Barre Mississippi and Danville note plant shutdowns for safety amid clashes. Roosevelt strike board meets Labor Regulations Board before organizing.
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Vary
Ital ‘Vealuh
Danville
Uy Tae
Wes Bothstes
Thendustry
New England
Lawrence
Mass
Vic Chty
Dighton
Mase
South Barre
Miss
Thenr
Mitl
Three Women Arrested in Kidnap Plot Case
In Cleveland on September 7 three women were accidentally arrested, suspected as companions of Northwest kidnapping fugitives. A man identified photos of Fred Barker Alvin Karpus and Arthur Barker as the men sought for a St Paul Minnesota kidnapping case. Two other neighbors also identified Barker and Karpis photographs.
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Cleveland, O
Fred Barker
Alvin Karpus
Arthur Barker
St. Paul, Minn
Thie Biel
West 171St Street
Kien
Karpis
Former editor shot down by gangsters in city
Minneapolis dispatch reports Howard … editor of a newspaper promoting freedom of the press was fatally shot by a gunman who fired through a window. The attack leaves questions about motive and ongoing investigations.
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Minneapolis
Howard Oerewaann
Ageio
Earthquake Strikes Algeria Killing Five in Tad and WML
An earthquake devastated Tad and nearby Orleansville in Algeria, killing five residents and shaking houses and natives. Authorities dispatched expeditions amid confusion, while unrelated notes mention stock exchanges and SEC personnel in Louisville and Boston.
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Tad
Wml
Orleansville
Dior
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