Frederick Fair Announces Grounds Expansion and Schedule
Frederick County Agricultural Society outlines improvements adding ten acres for parking at the fairgrounds, new fencing, and extended tracks. Tickets and reserved stalls go on sale October 11 with specific days for Children and Farmers’ events. Gates open 7:29 am daily. a grand horse cavalcade at 10 am. daily Board meetings at 9 am. livestock and household entry deadlines are October 11 and 17 respectively.
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Cuuceamons
Frece
Warehime
The
Agricultural Society
Frederick Farm Bureau
County Granges
Women's Clubs
Frederick County
Board of Managers
Frederick
Chinese and Japanese Fight in Hankow Streets
Martial law declared in Hankow as armed gangs clashed with Chinese escorts during the rescue of a prisoner believed to be a Communist leader. Casualties reported among passersby. several gang members arrested and troops deployed. a Japanese sentry was shot.
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Hankow
China
Polit Blank
Mormal
Saif Match Saturday in Frederick Golf Event
The report notes a Saturday golf match involving local players from Frederick and Bristol areas. Expected strong turnout with players from Trenty Avenue and Wesver region rumored to participate.
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Tick and Hagerstown
Coats
Pracy
Trenty- Ave Frederick
Radioing Fight To Start Early At Field Stadium
The report notes an early start for a broadcast event at Field Stadium as organizers arrange a national broadcast. Press accounts from the Associated Press indicate the program may begin as early as 4 o’clock, with preparations underway for the record breaking crus.
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Central Ime
A& Title Care
Stargatameas
Ork Trinet
Rcesstapers
Presa
Simty
Seren Chi
Crus
Ars
Insurance Suit Trial Begun in Reinhart Versus Globe Indemnity
The case of Mrs Ett chen Wellington Reinhart vs Globe Indemnity Co of New York opened before Judges Umer and Worthington. The suit seeks 7500 on a life policy for Bord A Reinhart, who died after an alleged accidental fall at Allegany Hospital Cumberland on November 25 1925. The defense contends death was due to disease or alcoholism and that policy was not payable. Numerous attorneys represent both sides as the trial proceeds.
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Ettchen
Wellington Reinhart
Globe Indemnity Company
New York
Umer and
Worthington
Allegany County
Washington County
Bord A. Reinhart
Reinhart
Wlc. Eaddfe
F. B
C. Bwokley
Linwood Stephens
Hener
J. Wacrenfeltz
John R. Crum
T. Day
Charles
Sasler
Murder indictments against dry agents in Gundlach case
Four prohibition agents were indicted for first degree murder by the county grand jury for a raid two weeks earlier in Leonardtown Maryland during which Charles A. Gundlach a 17 year old farmer was shot dead in a home confrontation. The case stems from a local enforcement action tied to Prohibition era laws.
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Leonardstown
Charles A. Gundlach
Pilot and Woman Die in Berlin Area Plane Crash
A pilot and a woman passenger were killed when a commercial airplane crashed near Bienkenburg Thuringia. Two other women passengers were seriously injured in the Berlin region incident reported September 22 by AP.
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Berlin
Bienkenburg
Thuringia
First Frost of the Season Formed in City Overnight
A chilly night brought the first frost of the season to the city with temperatures falling from a high of 71 to the 40s, marking a cool start and signaling more cold weather ahead. Forecasters predict fair skies but continued coolness, with frost possible tonight.
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Toflar
First Baptist Church Elects Officers For Coming Year
The First Baptist church congregation elected officers for the year starting October 1, presided by Rev. William C. Royal. Positions include church clerk M. F. McBride. treasurer G. Wm. Trout. financial secretary Mrs. G. Win. Trout. trustees A. B. Collinus H. L Ebert G. W. Stults J. C. Hamm and others. Sunday School leaders named.
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First Baptist Church
William C. Royal
M. F. McBride
G. Wm. Trout
G. Win. Trout
M. E. Watkins
E. W. Shry
Gregory
C. Trout
E. M. Honts
R. O. Crist
Collmus
Mary Loy
A. B. Collmus
Young People’s Department
G. Wi
Stultz
Donald Kreh
Verona Smith
Ruth JR Trout
Aller Grove
Alice Grove
O. Paxson
Margaret Paxson
C. WL Gregory
Lea
Essinners
Wlc
Hath Het
Sparks
Tendent Cradie
Wof Hamm
Ada Sehal
Rochester Club Names Walter Haren John Ganzel and Harlow Bay
Announcement stated Walter Haren, internationally known as a self starter, and John H Ganzel will serve in key roles at the Rochester club. Robert par ternational ran professiona 20 rhimpism Ganzel was manager at rechsh for five years and Hazen's business manager.
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Rochester
N.Y
Walter Haren
John H. Ganzel
Robert
Connie Talmadge Sues Husband for Divorce
Scotland September 22. Reported that Connie Talmadge files for divorce from her husband. The couple’s separation and custody arrangements are mentioned along with care of a child.
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Connie Talmadge
Scotland
Bantz Property To Be Razed For New Filling Station
The Bantz property at Patrick and South Court streets, acquired by the American Company for 35500 dollars, will be razed for a modern gas and oil filling station. C M Lake outlined plans, a 1000 dollar binding deposit was set, and a contract of lease will follow after aldermen approve the transfer. The project aims to end the long vacancy and boost the district’s appearance.
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Patrick and
Fost Court Streets
C. M. Lake
Proparty
oMetals
Leke
Pattick Street
South Court Street
Lake Geclatedt
de Frederick and
Legeen
County Commissioner Hearing Draws Privacy Complaints
County officials heard complaints about television coverage and meetings held last week and earlier. The session addressed ongoing concerns from residents about fair access and transparency in local government proceedings.
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Baleazer
American Legion Elects Spafford National Leader
The American Legion and its Auxiliary held final sessions naming Irene Melnts of Peterboro as National President. Leaders backed up the defense program and promoted renewed Bible study to counter atheism in schools, with Pershing supporting their moral and patriotic aims.
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Electa Xatonal
American ‘Legion Auxiliary
Legion Auxiliary
Pete
Tracy
American Association For the Advancement of Athelam
South
Jnhtent
John J. Pershing
Four Planes in Derby Still Missing Today
Spokane reports four planes in the national air derby are missing after departing for Spokane. A. M. Banks of Philadelphia in a Pitcairn Fleet Winged plane left Chicago at 11.27 last night. R. E. Dake of Pittsburgh in a Waco left Glendive at 2.37 yesterday. Verne Bookwalter of Vancouver and Art Borne of Los Angeles were unaccounted after leaving Medford for Roosevelt Field. Steve Lacer of Lomax flew for Spokane again today in a nonstop leg with unclear time.
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A. M. Banks
Philadelphia
Pitcairn
Chicago
R. E. Dake
Pittsburgh
Glendlee
Mont
New York
Verne Bookwalter
Vancouver
Art Borne
Los Angeles
Medford
Ore
Pacific Onset Park
Bergdoll Seeks U S Passport For Return to U S
Philadelphia draft evader Bergdoll has asked the American consulate about obtaining a passport, unclear purpose. State officials say a passport may be issued only for return to the United States, not for travel elsewhere, and authorities would arrest him on return.
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Growler Cleveland Bergdoll
Philadelphia
United States
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State Department
Bergdorf
Cus
Draft for Wheeler's Successor Prompts Wide Speculation
The article explains that Wayne JH Wheeler will be succeeded as legislative superintendent of the Ad A-Salomn League. Qualifications include a cool head, humor, political experience, organizing ability, and platform aptitude. Edward Bradford Dunford will take the general counsel post. The new legislative superintendent to be chosen in December after a split of duties.
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Sept
Wayne JH. Wheeler
Hemor
League
Wheeler
League Tacos
Edward Bradford Dunford
Dunford
Clark Estate Valued At 48 Million In 1930s Record
The document cites the Clark estate valued at 48 million with Italian ties and mentions U S Senator William Andrews, and references a March death date and an appraisal amid a fragmented, unclear report.
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Clark
Bresks Arm Again. Little Miss Eleanor oke Con jer
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a girl named Eleanor and a Dr. and Mrs. Chas with a possible accident or injury. No clear event, date, or location is readable.
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Ant
Chas
No Alibi for Either Fighter After Tonight
Pre fight confidence runs high as Gene Tunney and Jack Dempsey clash in Chicago. Promoters, fans and officials fill Soldier Field with a massive turnout, while weigh in shows Dempsey at 192½ pounds and Tunney prepared to defend the title.
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Dempsey
Philadelphia
Gene Tunney
Jack
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Tunney
Lake Willy
Gene Tunnel
Nistaining
Hers
Boom Sodar
State Athetic Commission
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