Reform Synod Meet in Middletown with Entertainment Plans
Reformed Synod opens October 23 in Middletown with eight classis and 15 to 200 delegates. A Harvard plan entertainment package includes night lodging and meals. committees handle entertainment transport and program duties. Delegates tour battlefields, visit Hood College, and attend a Rural Church Night and Holy Communion services with local pastors guiding proceedings.
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Mkc- Gar
S. Adam
Potomac Synod
Zion
Land
Juniata
Mercersburg
Gettsburg
Baltimore-Washington
Vir Rna
North Carolina
Harvard
Lesiie N. Coblentz
Simon H. Koogle
Albert M. Coblentz
Frank Darner
Charles R. Holter
Etva Shafer
Naomi Remstein
Lena Kefauver
Edward Remste
Paul D. Yoder
Codorus
Charles A Huyette
Hollidaysburg
Harper's Ferry
Hood College
Codeniz Hall
Joseph H. Apple
Ernest W. Srindle
Fort Loudon
Scnod
Ediourn
Birthday gathering at Frederick Junction for Pawine Biser
A small party hosted by Mr. Fred Biser near Frederick Junction on September 13 celebrated Pawine Biser's birthday. An evening of dancing followed a modest domestic meal with about four guests. Twenty-some travelers from New Philadelphia Ohio were expected for dinner and an overnight stay at the Francis Scott Key hotel.
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Fred. Biser
Frederick Junction
Pawine Bisers
Presen
Dwenty-Ste
New
Philadelphia
Murder Farm killings grip Los Angeles area
Police hold Cyrus Northcott father of Gordon Northcott as investigators probe the slaughter at a chicken ranch near Los Angeles. Sanford Clark, 15, cousin to Gordon, recounts the murders at the ranch as a tidespread search continues.
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Gordon Northcott
Los Angeles
Cyrus Northcott
Sanford Clark
Young Northcott
Many Dry Law Violations Charged in Carroll Co
A Carroll County roundup lists numerous arrests for selling intoxicants. Bonds range from 100 to 500 dollars with appearances set for September 25 in Westminster. Individuals named include Eckert Cribbs Mount Airy Nick Decleco Union Bridge Mattie Garber Mount Airy and others variously charged and held or fined.
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Carroll CO
Carrol
Westminster Tater
Eckert Cribbs
Mount Airy
Nick Decleco
Union Bridge
Mattie Garber
Mt. Airy
G. Silvesta Duvall
Czre
Charles Fiartis
Smon ‘Schnitz
Manchester
Csse
Nick Dorsey
Ben Resnick
Graf Norwood
Thomas Fritz
New Windsor
Pasquale Bosco
Peter Bosco
William
Harry Gray
Bomb Explodes Against Wall at Cardinal Ferrari Institute
A blast struck the wall of Milan’s Cardinal Ferrari Institute today, with no casualties reported. Nearby windows shattered as investigators weigh whether the attack was anti clerical or tied to a vendetta by former employees.
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Rome
Cardinal Ferrari Institute of
Milan
Lavoro D'Italia
Charitable
Culinar Organizaion
First Day of Fall Marks End of Storm Period
The article explains why northeast winds arose as a post storm pattern from a West Indian hurricane. Weather guidance from state meteorologist Roscoe Nunn clarifies storm center positions and wind directions. Local notices include Emmitsburg Rural Woman's Club meeting notes and Urbana PTA updates with attendance and new members.
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Todas
Siunthet
Iocal
Roscoe Nunn
Maryland
Delaware
North Atlantic
Atlantic
Souh
Political smear tactics in national campaigns rise and fall
The piece examines how campaigns resort to mudslinging and personal accusations, noting Hoover faced prior criticisms and current whispers against Smith. It highlights party resistance to unethical methods, the role of political machines, and the ethical decline seen as campaigns progress.
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Herbert Hoover
Sete
Hoover
China
Russia
William Allen White
John Roach
Tim
Important Nations
Omnes
Auto violations listed by state Automobile Commissioner
Regular weekly list shows penalties in Buckeystown Emmitsburg Frederick Ridgeville and Baltimore city. Individuals fined for reckless driving no license or registration and speeding. several licenses revoked. total city fines reach 160 dollars against typical four figure totals.
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Buckeystown
Kead C. Replocl
Emmitsburg
B. M. Neuweid
Meade Ohler
John R. Williams
Frederick
Ernest Jackson
Jos. Nelson
Walter c. Waters
Ridgeville
Elvert Gaither
Gray
Clarence Fossett
Hood's Mill
Elgert Gaither
Monrovia
Herbert Vincent Morningstar
Automobile Commissioner
Baltimore City
Prince and Knapp Charged With Impersonation and Assault
Sidney R. Prince Jr of Washington D C and Alexander Knapp of Biltmore faced charges of impersonating an officer and assault with intent to rob A M Rowe of Warnesboro Pa. Both were held for trial in Chambersburg with bail set at 1800 each. The preliminary hearing was postponed to allow Knapp and Prince to play in an Amateur Ball tournament.
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Sidney R. Prince, Jr
Washington, D. C
Henry R. Prince, Sr
Alexander Knapp
Biltmore
A. M. Rowe
Warnesboro
I G. Baird
Chambersburg
Edwin Strte
Knapp
Printe
Neston
Aiass
George E. Brers
Washington
Ima
The
ROWE
Hoover silent on speech by Smith on intolerance
Alfred E. Smith prepares a cross country trip with a special train plan for stops in Oklahoma and Kansas. The piece notes Hoover’s silence on Smith’s remarks and hints at political tension surrounding the intolerance speech.
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Hoover
Smith
Aid Society Seeks Funds For Frederick Chapter Work
The Maryland Children's Aid Society Frederick Chapter plans a local fundraising appeal October 1 led by executive secretary Michael E Pur. The report covers 1927 activity showing 100 children received, 479 cases moved on, 132 adults aided, and active cases rising from 69 to 118. A dinner at the Francis Scott Key hotel aims to boost support as non-sponsor desertion cases rise.
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Frederick
Maryland Children’s Aid Society
Ald Geckery
Boot
Birs
Michael E Pur
Society
Diivision
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Pue
Ritchie
Kansas City
Baltimore
Wiliam Bowie
Children’s Aid Society
Kenyon Leads Class A Planes Into El Paso
Theodore Kenyon of Bos Chatenger leads the Class in the Los Angeles Derby out of El Paso amid a 27 mile gusting wind. The session features a roll call and a reading of the collect by Miss Nan Shaw, followed by a mereng in "Hos Marser" by Miss Pearson.
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Kenyon
EL Paso
Texas
Theodore Kenyon
Bos Chatenger Plate
Los Angeles
Nan Shaw
Pearson
Mering
Hos Marser
Relief Fund Grows For Storm Victims Across Puerto Rico and Florida
Immediate appeal calls for a generous fund to assist storm victims in Puerto Rico and Florida. Officials report needs far exceed early estimates with 5000000 expected. 10000 destitute in Puerto Rico and 15000 Florida families requiring urgent aid. Chairman Russell E lighter will appoint district chairmen. fraternal and business groups urged to support the relief drive.
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Ae le Koy McCardell
Fredence
Mto
Red Cross Committee
Washington
Porto Rico
Florida
Russell E. Lighter
County
Red Crom
Arraignments Set for Saturday Court Session
Arraignment of prisoners for trial will occur Saturday at 10 a.m. Samuel T. Robertson's murder trial, moved from Montgomery to Frederick, will be held on October 8 or 22. A new trial motion was filed in the Rice vs. Spahr case after a $250 verdict for damages from blasting at the Spahr quarries. Bonds for James Powell and Elizabeth Powell were withdrawn. bail posted for the Perells by Sophia Schell.
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Priscners
Reid
Montgomery County
Frederick
Frankinn Rice
H. M. Spahr
Lydias E. Spahr
Thurmont
Rice
Spahr
Spahre
Perells
Sophia Schell
West South Street
Mark Twain edition notes epic feat in Tom Sawyer Abroad
In New York Richard E. Berd discusses the Harper edition of Tom Sawyer Abroad. He asserts Twain’s work tied to a bold era of adventure, recounting voyages and challenges from 1878 to 1918 as a measure of Twain’s enduring reach.
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New York
Richard E. Berd
Mark Twain
Tom Sawyer
Harper and Brothers
Atlanthat
Boas
Marc Twan
Sai
Tom Saerer
Submarine Runs Aground Off Canal Zone Coast
A submarine with 40 aboard ran aground near Juan Point in the Farars Canal Zone nine miles northeast of Oxo Sols. The vessel was commanded by Liea F Good with an attached French officer from Coed Selyard. Four personnel were injured.
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Mie Bay
Oxo Sols
Farars Canal Zone
Liea& F. Good
Selyard Carras
Scottish Rite Temple Building Campaign Plans
Campaign plans for the Scottish Rite Temple project are outlined by leaders including Samuel G. Duvall Rover L. Michael Glenn D. Garber A.M. Coblentz R. Ames Hendrickson TM Landauer and Elmer Brown. The effort aims to organize more key members before the campaign opens.
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Healy Temple
Dr. Weller
Samuel G. Duvall
Rover L. Michael
Glenn D. Garber
A.M. Coblentz
R. Ames Hendrickson
TM Landauer
S. Elmer Brown
Ho O. Schtroeder
A. A. Radelit
Roscoe B Rhead
FR Symbeton
Brandenburg
B. B. Rosenstock
A. B. Collmus
Gurson Rosenour
Qorton M. Ash
Nurtver
Tear gas used again in Maryland penitentiary outbreak
Baltimore reports tear gas was fired to subdue three convicts in the Maryland penitentiary revolt that began Monday night over alleged cruel treatment by guards and officials. The disturbance followed an earlier lights-out incident. 65 inmates remained from the original 80.
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Baltimore
Maryland Penitentiary
Hoover Victories Predicted In New York And Maryland
Predictions from state visitors at Republican headquarters foresee Hoover victories in New York and Maryland. A New York delegate forecasts a 200,000 vote margin for Hoover in November. Maryland figures cite support on par with Coolidge four years ago, with officials including W B P Jackson and G L Tait backing Hoover.
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Hoover
New York
Maryland
Mathew Quay Qlaser
United States
W. B P. Jackson
G. L. Tait
Goldsborough
Willam F. Broening
Baltimore
Coolidge
Plague Threat in Everglades Amid Hurricane Aftermath
West Palm Beach Florida September reports describe the plague spectre and mass deaths after a hurricane, with officials struggling to bury bodies within 48 hours. National Guard graves count 537, while corpses decomposed complicate identification and cremation plans.
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West Palm Bach
Fla
Florida Everglades
Uwe
Martin
National Guards
Coolidge Tours Vermont Cheese Factory Visit
President Coolidge briefly abandons national duties to tour a Vermont cheese factory and farm with his son and wife Mrs. Coolidge. He visits neighbors, reflects at graves of his father and son, and brings flowers to the graves before returning to duties.
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Plymouth
Beck
Bia
Coolvidge
Mr. Coolidge
Catrin
Explosion in Naming Farm Kills or Injures Twenty
A blast at a munitions site near Catoctin destroys a farm owned by David Sondier as Norman Remsberg of Lardet plans to move this fall. The incident leaves twenty people killed or wounded and prompts inquiries into the facility’s operation and safety.
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Norman Remsberg
Tear Lardet
David Somdere
Catoctin
Romberg
Souders
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