Plane Fight Ends in Death of Brooklyn Outfielder Len Koenecke
In a Detroit Buffalo bound flight over a Long Branch racetrack a struggle between Len Koenecke Irwin Davis and Wenwin Mulqueeney ended with Koenecke’s fatal fall after Mulqueeney struck him with a fire extinguisher. Mulqueeney and Davis were charged with manslaughter and remanded pending an inquest.
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Len Koenecke
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Buffalo
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Mimico
Irwin Davis
Pythians Hear Tributes At Maryland Joint Convention
At the Frederick Pythian Castle a joint convention of Knights of Pythias and Pythian Sisters heard tributes to Pythianism from state representatives. Supreme Chancellor Reno Harp praised Frederick’s history and the order’s humanitarian work, with speeches by Benjamin F. McKindless and local officials.
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Pythian Sisters
Pythian Castle
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Land Lodge
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Grand Temple
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Harp
Reno
Order
Boston
George Washington
General Braddock
Benjamin Franklin
Braddock Spring
Wreerick
Taney
Dred Scott
Francis Scott Key
Barbara Fritchie
Barbara
Knights of Khorassan
Pythian Organization
McKindless
Benjamin FP. McKindless
Baltimore
The
Dramatic Order
Buckeystown
Lloyd C. Culler
Mountain City Lodge
Reno S. Harp
S. Elmer Brown
Groun
World Series Set to Open October 2 in New York or Chicago
The 193 world series will start Wednesday October 2 in either New York or Chicago. Commissioner Landis announced after a meeting. New York leads the American League pennant race while St Louis would host if they win the National League but a big convention blocks that date.
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Chicago
Bietroil
New York
Kennan Mountain Landis
Basebell
New York Yankees
St. Louis
Fleet Transfer is Precautionary
London describes transfer of nearly all British home fleet to Gibraltar and the Mediterranean as precautionary. Cabinet ministers met at 10 Downing Street after Baldwin summoned them to discuss empire policies amid the escalating Italo-Ethiopian crisis. Public remains uninformed about the ships’ movements.
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Gibraltar
Mediterranean
Imperial
Counei
Downing Street
Stanley Baldwin
Three Truck Wrecks On Canis Bighorn
Three truck crashes occurred on the Frederick Thurmont state highway near Hansonville and Thurmont. A beer truck struck a cow owned by Clinton Hedges killing one animal. a Rosslyn Virginia truck hit a pole and driver appeared dazed but fine. a Corg Cata truck driven by R Garton ran off the road causing heavy damage but no injuries.
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Frederick-Thurmont State High Way
Clinton Hedges
Lewistown
Hansonville
Hedges
Rosslyn
Thurmont
R. Garton
Garton
Maryland and Western Maryland Postseason Meet in Baltimore
University of Maryland and Western Maryland College will clash in a post season football game at Baltimore Stadium on December 7. The teams had not met since 1953. Maryland will donate its share of receipts to Western Maryland’s gym construction.
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Western Maryland College
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Hunter Shot First Season Fatal? Notable Incident Near Gaithersburg
Craig Woodward, 16, son of Thomas Woodward, owner of a Rockville restaurant, was shot in the face head and chest early Monday as Montgomery county hunters searched near Gaithersburg. He was treated by Dr Yates Barber and sent home.
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Rockville
Thomas Woodward
Montgomery County
Woodward
Paul Mullican
Gaith- Lidluan
Uenad
Winieburn
Gaithersburg
Fred
Squirrel
Yates Barber
Hoover Warns Liberty Dying Under Federal Power
Former President Herbert Hoover warned at a Constitution Day address in San Diego that some federal activities resemble early sapping of human rights seen in other lands. He urged vigilance against centralization and bureaucratic overreach, stressing liberty rests on the U.S. Constitution and local governance.
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San Diego
Cal
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Ordre Papebielee
Seryalyy
Taberty
Congress
United States
Frost Threat Lingers as Autumn Edges In
Overnight frost potential grows with low temps near frost mark and a cool start to autumn. Monday’s high reached 71 degrees with rain risk expected tomorrow, as leaves begin to turn and memories of late August chill echo in the forecast.
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Gene Gauen
Raine
Reid Tornip
Aitednd-Run Driving Charge At Tharmont
Charges of hit and run drunken driving and related offenses are reported after an accident on the Sah vaasite road. State Officer AF. Lewis investigated the incident and the involved parties were taken into custody.
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Wih
Bulee
Sah Vaasite
Caarzes
AF. Lewis
Devilbiss Nome Sold At Courthouse Sale
The 1ft acre farm of Harry Devilvish and Savina V Devibiss between Union Bridge and Evienegnip was purchased at a court sale morning in Union Brilee by Harry G Wolfe for 4.20. A seven room dwelling and other duties are included in the property. Reuben Lease was auctioneer.
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Devilbiss Nome
Harry Devilvish
Savina V. Devibiss
Union Bridge
Evienegnip
Harry G. Wolfe
Union Brilee
Reuben
Hornsby Signs 3 Year Contract With Browns
Rumors and partial text indicate Hall of Fame infielder Rogers Hornsby signs a three year deal to manage the Browns in the American League pennant chase. Salary details are unclear due to garbled report but described as substantial. The deal is linked to team manager Mornaty and executive Louis Van Weis.
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New York
Rovers Hormsby
Tie Sr
Luis Browns
Chrourah
Sanpaien
Riv Diss
Louis
van Weis
Sue Browns
Sait Mornaty
Optimism Grows Over Stalo-Ethiopian Talks at Geneva
Italian delegation signals openness to negotiations with League of Nations on Ethiopia if the council's report is acceptable. A Rome communique of no compromise appears flexible, inviting talks with Laval and Eden. Conference among Aloisi, Laval, and Eden may occur outside Geneva.
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League Council
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France
Anthony Eden
Léague of Nations Affairs
Associated Press
Wheat futures surge to $1 on Chicago market
Wheat futures climbed to $1 a bushel on the Chicago Board of Trade marking the first time since May. Prices across world markets rose as traders cited tight supplies and strong buying, with Minneapolis September wheat reaching the day’s limit and Buenos Aires markets advancing. Reports from Argentina warned of a worsening crop outlook amid locusts and war talk in Europe.
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Chicass
Rey
Board of Trade
Europe
Liverpool
Buenos Aires
Minneapolis
Argentina
Suez Canal Ownership and War Implications debated
The article discusses the Suez Canal as a vital Mediterranean link owned and operated by a private company under a milder government oversight structure. It notes competing proposals about control, sharing earnings, and national stakes, with references to historical wartime use and international interests shaping future access and security.
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Mediterranean
COWIE
Ue Canal Cones
Witey Milde We Copemesery
Eegieian
Ft Prnases
PWR
See Canal
Panama
Pretty Wedding in Church at Middletown
Miss Dorothy B. Coblentz married Charles F. Hines in Christ Reformed Church Middletown in a ceremony by Rev. Dr Elmer L. Coblentz and Rev. John S. Adam. The couple will reside in Brookeville after October 15. the bride is a Hood College alumna and 4-H leader. groom runs Oak Grove Poultry Farm Olney.
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Christ Reformed Church
Middletown
Dorothy B. Coblentz
Myra
J. Harmon Goblentz
Middiestown
Charles F. Hines
Olney
Elmer L. Coblentz
Second Reformed Church
Reading
John 8
Adam
Une Lable
Lenora Rudy
Culuran Springs
Colo
Brookeville
Oride
Sfiddetown
Hood College
Lithes
Oak Grove
Maryland
Lodge of
Clibs
State Police Pressure Coal Company Over Inadequate Brakes
The case in Peoples Court ends with dismissals for Paul L. Romsburg and Paul W. Suicer as Justice Schnauffer requires full compliance with traffic laws. Police had charged inadequately braked trucks from Hillside Coal Company. testimony showed one truck still needing inspection while others were relined after police stops.
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Hillside Coal Company
Ceater
Patrick J. Schnauffer
Peoples Court
Seret
D. R
Fredrick
Suleer
Seret. Peterson
Hay L. Mat
Hillside
Waildahl
Jai
Ellicott City
Tonieh
Sergt
Peterson
No Liquor Sales Here Allowed Next Tuesday
Frederick voters face a special election to decide bond issuance for a sanitary sewerage project. County License Commissioner G Ed Myers announced prohibitions on beer wine and liquor sales in the city during the election period from midnight Monday to 6 am Wednesday.
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G. Ed. Myers
Myers
Ciy Shill
Enacett
Violent Gale Kills Seven Along English Coast
Seven people are confirmed dead from the strongest gale in years along the English coast. The storm swept the coast and later eased, but high seas remained at channel ports. Victims include a ship captain, a woman crushed by a chimney, and three cyclists. The British steamer Brompton Manor was found disabled off the Isle of Wight. its captain H Hunret was lost overboard.
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Perc
English
Channel
Brompton Manor
Isle of Wight
Portsmouth
H Hunret
Roosevelt Plans Mapping Mission for Pacific Trip
President Roosevelt and top aides weighed a Pacific itinerary at Hyde Park today as he prepared for a planned trip. General Fares and Charles Michgelen led publicity efforts while the President spoke of near term family plans and advisory discussions at the family home.
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Fares
Democratic National
Chares Michgelen
Aish Eg Te Rae
Pranviyeras
Weather Today Report Summary
The report notes a high temperature for today and a low last night around 42 degrees with a 55 degree low earlier. Conditions indicate streams in the Monocacy and Potomac regions.
Market Off Balance By Selective Buying
Market activity was mixed as selective buying and profit taking kept the session unsettled. Some gains appeared in a few issues while broader market clues suggested a continued weak tone. Government securities fell sharply and call money reopened at a high rate as the market reacted to mixed signals.
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New York
Chicago
U. S
Cail
Slot Machines Fade From Frederick City Grand Jury Charge
Chief Judge Hammond Urner urged intensified efforts to curb slot machine use after reports they are rented by their owners. Sheriff Hilmer and Chief Bartgis supported the stance but declined comment. State's Attorney Bowers said the law covers games of chance, including the machines, as interpreted locally.
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Frederick City
Circuit Court
Hammond Urner
Grand Jury
Urner
Bheeriff
Roy M. Hilmer
Allen Bartgis
Sheredan
Bowers
WINS ON APPEAL COMMUNITY ASSN MEET
The Glade Valley Community Association opened its school year with the Walkeraville High School gathering. Timers Smith urged regular attendance and discussed sex education before a crowd led by Thomas Crames. A separate civil case, Metz vs Mahoney, was heard with a verdict for Mahoney on damages.
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Glade Valley Community Association
Walkeraville High School
Donald Rice
Vorbal
Calvin Keeney
Timers Smith
M Smith
Walkersville
Smith
Ter Metzen
Association
Thomas Crames
Nelson
Brown
Circuit Court
Henry Metz
Brad~dak
Charles W. Mahoney
Frederick
Metz
Mahoney
Braddock Pike
Samuel P.arva
Tamas Hi. Valentine
Bernard F. Cook
Oscar Rhoads
Harry W. Note
Samuel C. Free
Clarence OH. Shipley
Clyde M. Roney
John S. Foster
and Worthington
Staley
Zonta Meeting At Olney Inn Near Washington
Zonta club gathering near Washington featured Chas attending, a staged program with songs by G0108 and Mise Effic, Miriam Wade on piano, and Mrs Ize Byoree on violin. Miss Mar e Kent Muss Malinde Ha adent introduced, about 30 people attended. One new member Mrs Mod Croghan was welcomed. The event occurred September 28 with coffee served by Mrs Robert E Clapp.
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Mise Efficare
Miriam Wade
Ize Byoree
Mare Kent Muss Malinde Haadent
Washington Clad
Olney Inn
Washington
Robert E. Clapp
Mod Croghan
Heights Community Association elects officers and turns over fire gear
At the Heights Community Association annual meeting held Monday at the Ebert House Prof Charles H Remsberg was elected president and the group voted to transfer the community fire equipment to the Braddock Heights Volunteer Fire Department with Dudley Page as president and a $25 vote of support.
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Braddock Heights
Davia
Tiswid
Braddock
Remsberg
Law
M. J. Croghmn
Charles A. Opet
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