Local Firemen Capture Prize In Big Parade
Local firemen win top prize in city parade. Judges praise disciplined formation and teamwork as crowds line the streets.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1931
Page
10
New 12 Cylinder Engine Arrives Here For Tests
A Metropolitan type 12 cylinder fire engine arrives in Frederick for testing. It is the first 12 cylinder engine in Maryland with 1000 gpm capacity, 1200 foot hose, 17500 pounds weight, and advanced equipment. The delivery was overseen by EB M Woodworth with local officials and fire crews observing the parade and radio broadcast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Othe United
Frederick
Mozigomerst
Coum- Lignetenintan Shaweh
Gresn Efpone
Delux
Mt. Vernon
Legion
Northwest Police
Independent House
EB. M. Woodworth
Washington
Maryland
Thomas A. Chapline
Comimany
August T. Brus
Dudley Page
Citizens’ Truck Company
Accepid Arvers in Tewenge Prize Winners
Fragmentary OCR text mentions prizes and dates but lacks clear names or events. The readable items reference a prize in Washington on Monday and a house event on Monday, with scattered names such as Carmack and Freterice. No coherent narrative or verifiable facts.
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Accepidarvers
Tewenge
Fe Rompeny
Seleers
Emor
Carmack
Witnesses Absent As Court Reset Cases In Luray Va
Prosecuting witnesses who appeared were scored again as court proceedings paused Monday night. Officers were ordered to appear for magistrate actions. two men arrested for disorderly conduct were told to return or face further action. Collateral payments were required for several defendants, with many forfeitures noted as trials adjourned and Hoover’s Labor Day observations described in Luray.
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Bennett
Smith
Jc Straley
Carroll
Straley
Charles Shipley
Edward MutlWean
Mullincan
Shipley
Henry Ponton
Elon R. van Cleep
George W. Baker
Clyde Eyler
Lexis W. Hirsch
Florence Renz
Word Diamond Reveal Sparks Verse Like Puzzle
Puzzle notes disclose a completed word diamond and scent words forming it. The description hints at verses fitting both top to bottom and across lines, inviting readers to trace the hidden pattern.
Matching Pennies Costly Diversion in Chicago
In Chicago on September 7 Albert Blattfelder of the Semiramis Hotel in Egypt was ruined by a penny betting dispute. He wagered 720 dollars in checks against 700 in cash, but his checks were lost when the envelope was opened later. A second report notes a plane crash near Apridac causing casualties among 26 members and two leaders.
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Chicago
Albert Blattfelder
Semiramis
Cs Egypt
S Wrigley Tower
Eevpt
Lastfelder
Jeginner
Glattfelder
Setite
Fair Plan
Labor Day traffic calmer with fewer accidents in Brunswick
Heavy Labor Day traffic produced fewer crashes as cool, pleasant weather aided driving. About 5,000 attended a Brunswick baseball game. local businesses thrived while schools resumed normally. Next events include Frederick Fair September 22-26 and Armistice Day observances later in November. Temperatures rise gradually but stay below 90 with no rain expected.
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Labor Day
Reity
Pracy
Brunswick
Frederick Ws
Tetum
Frederick
pAnne Arundel County
Ndt
Bayles Wins Air Trophy on Labor Day
Bayles secures the air trophy victory on Labor Day with a dominant performance. The event drew attention to the standout pilot as rival pilots competed for top honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayles
Don Loses Boat In Detroit Speedboat Race
Kaye Don of England faced disqualification after a dramatic Detroit race crisis. Gar Wood aboard Miss America VI and Miss America XI both led at the start, with Wood finishing the 20 mile run at an average of 60.872 mph amid the crowd mishap that saw a loading dock collapse into the river and many spectators fall into the water but all were rescued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaye Don
Detroit
Harnsworth
Gar Wood
England
Don
I Gun
Wood
German press claims U S wheat sale talks in Washington
Berlin reports the German Agriculture Ministry sent an emissary to Washington to negotiate 500000 tons of hard winter wheat from the Farm Board on extended credit. The offer includes 4 1/2 percent interest for three years on a price about 50 percent above Chicago delivery days. The Tageblatt opposes the plan, arguing the premium implies about 20 percent over market price.
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Berlin
Berliner Tageblatt
Ter of Agriculture
Washington
United States Farm Board
Farm Board
Sald
Chicago
Tageblatt
Autumn fashions go to waist in 1931 style spread
The piece describes fall 1931 fashion details with satins and velvets. It highlights garments featuring tucks, pleated sleeves, and green lining. A polo shirt and a tailored dress with beaded trims are noted as examples in a seasonal display.
Charity Fund Enriched by Gift on Labor Day
On Washington Frederick road a rear end collision led to charges of reckless driving. Roland E. Painter offered to drop claims if $3 was left in the city charity fund. the suspect contributed and Painter added $2 more. Sheriff and police arranged a hearing with collateral, funds later handed over.
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Washington-Frederick Road
Roland E. Painter
N. W
Washington
Cty
Frederick Junction
Wiliam Henry Aud
Painter
State Ts
Here
Capu- Sherif B. Frank Doli
Stone
Steiner
MacMillan Returns From Labrador Expedition
Commander Donald B. MacMillan arrived by air from Labrador after three months of Arctic exploration with Eskimo communities. He highlighted dental work by Dr Adelbert Fetnwald of Harvard as the expedition’s key achievement and noted $10,000 in Gent a supplies and mapped 15 million square miles of polar art.
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Rocking
Mass
Donald B. Macmill
Labrador
Adelbert Fetn- Wald
Dental Department
Harvard
Macmillan
Hebron
Sain Hopdale
Makienk
Labra- Cor
Unclear archival note referencing various names and places
Fragmentary OCR text lists multiple surnames and places such as Pisa Bally, Primas, Cape Mongar, and Crane T Goore. It lacks coherent events or dates, making a definitive news item impossible. preserves scattered proper nouns and potential affiliations without clear context.
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