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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1928
Page
1
Robinsons busy day in Virginia fight highlights a sequence of events in the state capital area with local rivals and defensive battles. The report notes multiple actions by a player named Robinson and situational changes affecting team standings.
Richmond Virginia experience with Senator Robinson signaled Democratic solidity in Virginia as Hoover prepared a Newark address. Lenroot of Wisconsin boosting Kohler’s Governor bid skewed Republican hopes. Hoover planned a Chesapeake Bay fishing trip after Newark speech amid broad campaign briefings.
CAPTAIN MCKIM PORTER, longtime Selighurs police chief famed for plainspokenness, died from injuries after being struck by a car last night. Driver Carroll Townsend was exonerated by a coroner's jury, which ruled the crash unavoidable.
In Portland Maine early returns show heavy turnout amid intense interest and strong party organization. Voters faced cool weather and brisk ballots as both parties anticipated high combined turnout and decisive ballots despite fragmented lines of support.
Apecomtimerely 106 members of the Janke Democratic Cub of Frederic City will extend the dinner to Hay ns on Tuesday eiecing, of the Jopec Demoratic Cub of Wealers Mary and when wrote the opening Fen of the party in the Sia. The Prederick Geiggation will be accomps cust Sy a bard Accor sg 'oO plans made for loca l wy the event, the Fred erick deiggation will meet a Caemier mecon of Baltimore and Potomac 'streets, at Hagerstown, Tumeday eve ning ox six o'clock. There the Pred lerke party wil form in line of march. bend headed Dr the band and Alton x. jBennec, preaigent of the club, will march down the main street to the Bagerstromme. M. C. A. here the It expected that between 600 and 00 members of the Junke Democratic Club of Western Maryland will attend the event. Emory L. Coblentz, this ciy, who has been regarded as West ern Maryland's candidate for the gov .Ormorstip is 1930, has been selected as toasmaster. Among the speakers will be Gov. Al bers C. Ritchie, Sen. William Cabell Bruce, who is seeking re-election to the United Bates Senate, and former Con greamman David J. Lewis, who is again seeking election for the Sixth Congres sional District. Another speaker will be Blair Lee, of Montgomery county, stormer United States Senator from Maryland. Except for a few speeches' from time to time in Montgomery coun ty, Senator Lee's address will mark his first political activity in years.
Principal Professor A L Leary of Frederick High School denies local students are adopting hose less fashion, noting no such trend here though observed in New York and other cities. report describes wider craze toward tan leg coverings as a chic substitute for hosiery amid fashionable circles.
Baltimoe Md Sept 10 AP Arthur Rose a 22 year old farmer of Arcadia Md died yesterday at Jenna Hopkins Hospital from infantile paralysis After gathering his corn crop last Menday and traveling to Bath Tore Tuesday to sell it he returned home His condition worsened Saturday and he was brought to the hospital here but treatment failed. Market Seles 2 560 000 Shares New York Sept 10 AP Excited public speculation in stocks continued in today's market with near two score high records of gains ranging from one to twelve points The rally was slow as investors absorbed profits and a large number of new headers and the advance was in full swing by early afternoon Call money renewed at 7 1 7 percent Total mics approximated 3 500 000 shares
Edwin Denby, once secretary of the Navy, now 58, living near Detroit and Lake Oakland, rebuilt wealth in real estate and legal work. He is a family man with Edwin Denby Jr. at Annapolis and Marian aged 13, active in public life with past ties to Michigan politics and the Teapot Dome era.
A 147 year old Bath Pa chestnut tree inspired a plan to plant 13 horse chestnut saplings in memory of General George Washington and General Robert Brown. Miss Harbarn Bayne of California will distribute 1928 crop seeds to governors for Washington Friendship Groves across states and territories, with limited plantings at the Capitol or White House. Brown, born near Bath in 1744, served in Congress and hosted Washington at Mount Vernon. the Pennsylvanian tree is in the American Forestry Association Hall of Fame.
Auditors examining a spring shortage in State Roads Commission funds are expected to issue their findings by October 15. The special commission appointed by Governor Ritchie to investigate will release a statement soon after the report.
Foe of booties NEA Phingey the dynamo of Philadel bootlerzing is district vuln Monaghan, pictured in vague chatter as Treat Tam Rogh Joon.
Braddock Pa Sept 10 Seven firemen were injured one seriously when a fire destroyed two business blocks causing about 137000 in damage The fall caused Thomsa Murphy 45 a fireman to be knocked from a ladder and fall 20 feet onto the roof of a burning building Also six families were driven to the street by the blaze Other items report a Jag Bridge Club meeting a Jewish New Year observance and a women’s club formed in Lewisown with nine members.
Yuma Ariz Sept 10 AP Tex Rankin of Portland Ore led the Class A racers in the New York Los Angeles air derby taking off at 7 a m in a Waco biplane. Planes will fly from San Diego to Los Angeles. Class C leader R W Cantwell of Dunran Okla started from Oklahoma City at 7 44 a m in a Lockheed Vega. Other teams include Wro Am Drury of London Ont and Ken Whyte of Hamilton Ont heading to Omaha then Rock Springs. Beviad Bellough of Chicago in a Lalé biplane landed at the Fort Worth municipal airport later. Watty Rewland of Wichia Kan arrived Regswell Pikes today in his Cessna monoplane. Conditions report injuries to Miriam McMillan of Plate and note hospital patients and visitors in Frederick.
Baton Rouge reports six convicts were killed and eight injured when a 14-man breakout at Louisiana State Penitentiary triggered a running gun battle as inmates seized guns from the ammunition room and raced for a Mississippi River launch led by Cleveland Caen of New Orleans. Guards and inmates were wounded. several convicts surrendered. Prison officials say Owen, serving 14 to 31 years for shooting a New Orleans policeman, engineered the raid. The dead include three life-term inmates. all identified as white.
Pittsburgh police commander Peter Walsh barred the anti Lewis United Mine Workers convention from coming to the city. A clash erupted as opponents tried to open a meeting, injuring six and arresting 110. One injury regarded as potentially fatal.
Milan Italy Sept 10 AP reports 21 dead from a high speed automobile mishap. Details include speeds near 160 miles an hour and emergency responses. The article also lists local notices and community events in Frederick area including the United Brethren rally in Thurmont on Sept 20 and Farmeny Grove Community Club meeting with attendees and notes.
Foreman appointed as David C. Zent of Thurmont leads a drawn grand jury list including James Wetnight Pearl Schwartz and C Mason Hoffman with a 23 member panel. Judge Urner and Chief Judge Hammond preside as the September term opens and the court outlines duties, oaths, and statutes guiding indictments and public prosecutions.
Secretary of State Frank B Kellogg and Mrs Kellogg landed in New York aboard the Leviathan from Paris. They were met at the Pennsylvania Station and rushed to Washington. Kellogg read a prepared statement urging world peace and noting the need to keep war from becoming a party issue in political campaigns.
New York, Sept 10. Catherine A. Smith wife of the candidate and his wife and daughter Mrs John Sidciat Warner would accompany him on his first campaign tour. City police continued efforts to curb late night street parking as part of campaign safety and street clearance measures. Bailiffs and witnesses are to appear in the grand jury as pretrial actions proceed.
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