Frederick Seeks Sewer Connections As Work Nears Completion
Frederick engineers and Baltimore consultants inspected the new sanitary sewerage system value. They noted 48.3 miles of pipe laid with 29 homes already connected and projects for more connections as costs and rock excavation influenced the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Ezra B. Whitman
G. J. Reynardt
Baltimore
Elmer &J.C. Maxwell
Marrocco Construction Company
Marocco
Laporte Construction Company
Whitman
Maxwell
East Patrick Street
West Fifth Street
Elm Street
Trail Avenue
West Second Street
Rockwell Terrace
Fleming Avenue
Wes Patrick Street
Lloyd C Culler
Reynardt
Williamsport
Rock
Engstrom and Wynn
Public Works Administration
Culler
Ligan
DeLashmuit
Anarchists Set Up Regime In Asturia
Anarchists seize Gijon in the northwest coast and form an Asturian dictatorship led by Be larimino Tomas. He decrees severing ties with Madrid and imprisons the army’s northern general staff and foreign military experts. Several senior Spanish officers are ordered executed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hendaye
Gijon
Iran
Belarimino Tomas
Asturia
Tomas
Woman Faces $16 000 Fines Over Luggage Stash
New York report says 32 suitcases from Mrs. Edgar J. Lauer, wife of a New York Supreme Court Justice, contained feminine finery and jewelry allegedly undeclared for customs. Inspectors searched the bags after the couple's return on the Normandie. One protest by Mrs. Lauer led to a threat to seize the luggage and detain her. Items included clothes valued at 2500 dollars, a bracelet at 1500, and other jewelry and trunk contents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Supreme Court
Edgar J. Lauer
Lauer
Justice
St Johns Parochial School Reopens With Mass
St Johns Parochial School opened its term this morning with Mass at 8 15 by Father John J Donlan. Enrollment reached 220 pupils, up from last year, with all students residents of Frederick county. Grammar school enrolls 142 with class counts across first through seventh grades and 68 pupils in the classical high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St John’s Parochial School
John J. Donlan
Frederick County
Stocks Surge Upward In Fine Selling Rally
Stocks surged in a broad rally described as one of the best since the recent slide. The market advanced, with leaders rising one to five points and some gains around ten, amid ongoing offerings and shifting momentum.
Klan's Wizard backs Copeland in 1928 race
Imperial Wizard Hiram W. Evans said the Ku Klux Klan supported Senator Royal S. Copeland of New York in his 1928 senatorial bid and later predicted Copeland would be defeated. The story covers Black's non-membership claims, Copeland Smith ties, and calls for Black's resignation amid a NY mayoral contest.
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Atlanta
Hiram W. Evans
Ku Klux’ Klan
Royalds. Copeland
New York
Evans
Copeland
Supreme Court
Hugo L. Black
Ku Klux Klean
Wizard Evans
Senator Copeland
Hugo Black
London
Ku Klux Klan
Black
Alfred E. Smith
U. S
Alabama
Justice Black
Europe
Senate
Klan
Roosevelt
Homer S. Cummings
Alabama Klan
Imperial Wizard
Clinton
Mass
David I. Walsh
United States Supreme Court
Walsh
Massachusetts
Nine nations sign pact to curb submarine piracy in Mediterranean
At Nyon on September 14, ambassadors from Britain France and eight other nations signed a historic accord to suppress submarine piracy in the Mediterranean. The plan calls for a large Anglo French naval force with about 90 ships to patrol the inland sea, with Italy yet to decide on joining the Tyrrhenian patrol. Signatories include Britain France Russia Romania Turkey Egypt Bulgaria Yugoslavia and Greece. Italy did not sign and denies the accusation while the League of Nations weighs broader Mediterranean action.
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Geneva
Nine Nations
Placid Nyon
Mediterranean
Warness
Great Britain
France
Nyon
den Olely
Spain
Soviet
Russia
Italy
League of Nations
Brest
Cision
Tyrrhenean Sea
Britain
Romania
Turkey
Egypt
Bulgaria
Yugoslavia
Greece
Roosevelt Back at White House After Vacation
President Roosevelt arrived by train after an 18 day vacation and called a special cabinet meeting to review Far East and European developments. He plans talks with Governor George H. Earle and may visit the west coast, consider a special session of Congress, and deliver an address on Constitution Day. A new Japanese process uses shark oil as a lubricant for aircraft engines at extreme cold.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Far East
Europe
Flull
George H. Earle
Pennsylvania
Earle
Congress
Hyde Park
Washington Monument
Sharpsburg
Antietam
Atlantic City
Army Officer Recall China Tour Under Sino Japanese War
Lieut Col John W Leonard, stationed in Frederick, recounts three years in China during the Sino Japanese conflict. He describes Taentsin Peiping Tientsin Shanghai and Peiping concessions, notes wall fortifications and Buddhist influence, and recalls a 1933 arrival after Jehol’s seizure. His daughter Brleet Leonard studies Chinese motifs at honor college.
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China
John W. Leonard
United States Army Oficer
Frederick
Leonard
Ching
3Th West Colles Terrace
Jeal-Col. Leonard
P’eng
Persata
Texas
Mexico
Col. Leonard
Inuny
Shanghai
Tiantsin
Baltimore
Great Britain
France
Japan
Italy
Austria
Russia
Germany
Lien -Cal Leonard
Taentsin
Ife
United States
Leo
Leoneard
Tientsin
Tamitar
Peiping
Kalgan
Pafung
Shan
Tatung Fu
Cal Leonard
India
Palung Fu
Peqyaing
Lieut
Col
Mise Brleet Leonard
Hond College
Tilile
Loeunt-Crl
Jehol
Bein
Gen Reckord and Staff Attend Antietam Reenactment
Major General Millan Reckord and staff travel toward Sharpsburg for the Antietam reenactment of Blood Lane battle. Troops from Cambridge, Elkton, Chestertown, Baltimore, Westminster, Kensington, Washington DC, Silver Spring, Frederick, Hagerstown and Camp Ritchie assemble. Rehearsal at Sharpsburg Thursday at 3 PM with General Reckord in command. large crowd expected.
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Millan
Beedenck
Sharpsburg
Bloods Lane
Antietam
Sharp
Bias Gummi
Do John Markey
Genteckord
Thoursday
Carmbridge
Elleton
Chestertown
Baltimore
Westminster
Kensingdon Washinton
Silver Sprag
Frederik Haperstaun
Additional Jurors Drawn for September Circuit Court Terms
Additional substitute jurors for the September term of Circuit Court were drawn by districts in the presence of Chief Judge Hammond Urner and Judge Arthur J Willard. Names include Frecosick Baie Lundgren and others, with districts Catoctin Deelerswille Mt Pletsani and more. Also notes on commercial cars and motor eyeloy, and a claim about vehicles per road mile in the Limited Kingdom.
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Hammond Urner
Arthur J Willard
Baie Lundgren
N. Winona Sebley
Viiehael Crosin
Arthur T. Mes Canner
Wolli Marton
Noreign Woaner H Werteheimer
Tiving S. Biser
EO Austin Baudoaman
Buckerstosin—Willam
Titus
John EP Baker
Catoctin
Harry J. Leatherman
Kert A Grassnickie
Deelerswille Foter R. Snoots
Howard E Dixon
Mt Pletsani
Darwin D Burner
John WH. Baumgardner
Johnaville
Jesse Proute
Clarence J Stitely
Woodville
Owen F. Wright
Herbert ©. Watkins
Toscarora
F Farey
States
David K. Schult
Reelattsiie
Arthur R. Guytan
David L. McDade
Boansweek
Howard FE. Cooper
Lewas
Everhart
Limited
Kingdom
United States
Fall Planting Talks By Home Demonstration Clubs
Extension horticulturist Ballard led thirty women from county clubs at the YMCA on fall planting for spring bloom. Speakers for next month include Adamsinwn Mrs Brosius Nellie Day and Mrs Water Myers and other club reps across the county. Ten clubs were represented. seven were not. An executive board meeting for the Frederick County section is planned at the YMCA Wednesday at ten o'clock with Mrs Stauffer of Walkersville chairing.
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W. . Ballard
University of Maryland
Varius
Adamsinwn
William Brosius
Nellie Day
Water Myers
Ballenger
Russell Hargett
Willis Derr
Braddock
Daisy East
W. B. Summers
Buckeystown
Harry Shankle
Paul Dinterman
Emmitsburg
Louise Sebald
B. P. Ogle
Lester Wolfe
Harmony Grove
Hugh Dean
William Thomas
Trumsville
Conrad Harwell
Jeferson
Edgar KE. Thomas
Nina Marriotte
Johnsville
I. BH. Whitmore
Clarence Stitely
Jug Bridge
Yerman Guhisch
Hlowarckh Mayne
Tamber
Luibertytown
W. D. Curf
New Market
Murray Kivler
John Umberger
Pleasant Grove
Robert Windsor
E. W. Davis
Point of Rocks
A. B. Fisher
Ralph Brown
Unionville
Hally Albhaugh
Urbana
Lew Rodkey
Dee Schafer
Walkersville
Helena Stauffer
Elizabeth Nicodemus
Frank Nicodemus
Woodsboro
J. E. Stoner
N. 4. Cramer
Eaxeculite Board
Ballird
Misselena Stauffer
Walkersville Club
Ars Elmer EO Dixon
Juye Bridge Club
Atlantytown Club
Preston Zimmerman Ballenger
Prederick County
Dan
Wee Ee
Weather Record for September to Date and Temps
Weather record shows precipitation through September with 58 inches to date and 162 inches in 1937 by September 1. Normal September rainfall pegged around 3 inches. actual for 1936 was 164 inches. Yesterday’s temperature 72, low yesterday 50. Month’s average near 72 today, low 66 last year. Sun rises 3:51 a.m., moon at 2:00 a.m. tomorrow, moon sets 12:45 a.m. stream conditions muddy at Point of Rocks. Monocacy river clear.
Japanese Attack Narrows Shanghai Front as Refugees Suffer
Japanese army pushes through heavy rain toward Chinese second line positions northwest of Shanghai. Kiangwan forts raid reported captured as 35 000 Chinese combatants and 10 000 Japanese casualties tally the brutal toll. Refugee boats bombed wounding many as cholera and famine fears rise around Shanghai.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Mills
Shanghai
Kiangwan
Dela
Liuho
Japan
Depositors See FDIC Pay Only 27 Not Fully Covered
Charles Town Sept 14 AP FDIC will begin paying insured claims at Farmers Bank & Trust Co. Total deposits $1,173,000, of which $134,000 unprotected. 4,178 depositors. 27 not fully insured under the 8500 limit. Removed to another jail Russell, ex assistant cashier, embezzlement case. federal and state charges loom.
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Charles Town Bank
U. S
Anoth
Charles Town
W. Va
Richard Russell
Russell
Mineral County
Keyser
United States
Martinsburg
Jefferson County
Elkins
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Tison
Ligon
Delashmutt
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Wizard
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Nile
Rnvar
White House
News-Post
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Fair Grounds
North Market Street
Indiantown Gap
Reckord
Maryland
City
DR. Ballard
Apanese
George Ward
Charleston
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