Prisoners Arraigned in Circuit Court at Blue Ridge
Eighteen prisoners were arraigned before Judge Johns Newman as the criminal term opened. Seven entered guilty pleas while others pleaded guilty to various larceny and theft charges. some defendants pleaded not guilty. One man, Wilbur Willard, faces additional jail breaking charges. 27 inmates were brought in, with some not arraigned due to offense maturity.
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Tris
Johns
Newman
Blue Ridge Transportation Company
Bis
Batt Redes
Lester Mills
Vernon Mills
Segaloff
Charlies Dixon
Luther Lenhart
William Abrecht
A& Mrs
William B. Bennett
P_ Bennett
Charlies Wallace
Keefer Redm
Gulf Refining Company
Marian Grove
Redmond
Wilbur Rinehart
R. W. Harbaugh
Rinehart
Liberty
Joseph Holland
Curtis
Jones
Leon Hawes
Jesse Hawes
John Richardson
Albert O'Brian
William Scott
Charles Fisher
Ror Fritz
Arthur Fritz
Crawford
Byron Sul
John Lewis
Dallas Whipp
Jesse Young
Wilbur Wilard
Lantz
Willard
Chambersburg
Frederick County WoC Tu T U Special Meeting Urged
The Frederick County Women of Coincide? Council urged registration for a special executive meeting led by Mrs Frank Sappington on Thursday afternoon September 20 at 2 30. State president Mrs Hagizp urged WGC TO members to register and vote and local presidents to lead union efforts. A committee prepared resolutions on the death of Mrs F L Stoner, an ardent worker. Mars J., Shawhaker of Monrovia to serve as press convention liaison. the county to send representatives.
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Frederick County
Woc. T. U
Frank Sappington
Hagizp
W. GC. T
WC. TW
Unios
FL. Stoner
W. Cc. Tt. J. Mars
G. Shawhaker
Monrovia
Crier’s booming summons marks four decades of court service
The article profiles Mc Marion S. Moberly, Frederick County Court Crier, who for over 40 years has called juries to session from the courthouse steps. Described as affable and efficient, he began in 1914 and remains a familiar, courteous figure to residents, greeting them with a final “See you again.”
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Fredermen
Old England
Juxythan
Lestift
Stern Supumons
Marion S. Moherly
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Court Square
Cher Moberly
Patariak
Marton S. Moberiy
George Schroeder
J. Heckler
Moberly
Old McMurray Packing Company
Kindergarten to Relocate in City Hall Building
The Federick Free Kindergarten, running 28 years in Federated Charities building, will move next week to the United Engine house hall. Miss Margaret Eisenhawer will continue directing as enrollment grows beyond 62, with earlier decades supporting free instruction for hundreds in the south. A second kindergarten plan for northern children was abandoned due to funds.
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Federick Free
Federated Charities
United Engine House
Margaret Eisenhawer
Trend Upward Net York Ep 22 Api Heaty Totales
The report notes an upward trend in trading in New York for episode 22 with approximately 1,900,000 shares changing hands. No further details on entities or dates are provided in readable text.
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York
Governor Smith Arrives in Denver Campaign Stop
A large crowd met Governor Smith's campaign special in Colorado Springs en route to Denver but many failed to glimpse the Democrat nominee. In Denver he planned a major speech on water power amid Western campaign events and a governor's salute marked the arrival. Indians in Montana plan to honor Smith with an Indian name and he is slated for further engagements. Harrison and Moses announce a October debate to be broadcast from New York City on Hoover and Smith.
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Crom
Smith
Colorado Springs
Colo
Denver
Onion
Labor
Col
Neter Power
Helena
Mort
Alfred E. Smith
Montana
Ian Illies
Harrison
Moses
Concord
N. H
George H. Moses
Pat Harrison
Mississppi
New York City
Hoover
17 year old girl leads Bronx bandit gang in card party robbery
In New York on Sept 22 a 17 year old girl, claiming the name Anfodre, was arrested as leader of four armed men after robbing a Bronx apartment card party of about $3000 and hidden money in her hat. Police say she is linked to other holdups. A subway hold up by a gunman in bobbed hair was also reported, with the robber ordering the victim into Wall Street.
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New York
Bronx
Women and Voters Amid Shifting Political Climate
The piece discusses women becoming more engaged in the 1928 campaign, voting independently rather than following men. It notes rising first time voters, family divisions, and a shift in issue salience from economic topics to broader campaign questions. It also cites historical turnout trends and estimates 7,000,000 first time voters.
County schools improve as building programs progress
Improvements to Brunswick Thurmont New Midway Wolfsville and Foxville schools advance with auditorium construction and room additions. Brunswick High School will reopen October 3 after restoration and auditorium erection proceeds. Portable classrooms and reading rooms are noted as interim solutions amid ongoing repairs and teaching staff meetings.
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Progtess
Brunsstick
Thurmont
New Midway
Wolfsvie
Foxvi
Brunswick ‘High School
G. Lloyd Palmer
Foxvile
Mont
Sersi
Embezzlement Alleged In $185000 Building Bank Case
A warrant was issued for the arrest of Hormisers J Myctie, secret ary, as authorities reveal an embezzlement alleged to total close to $185,000 at the building and loan association.
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RSSK
Tom
Hormisers J Myctie
Iss
Dairymen Conference With Washington Health Official
Dairymen from Frederick and Montgomery counties met Friday with Dr. W C Fowler head of the District of Columbia Health Department in Washington. The group discussed proposed regulations on dairy practices and barn strawrick distances with result labeled very satisfactory. A county producers meeting will be held next week to disclose details once all producers are informed.
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Frederick
Montgomery Counties
W. C. Fowler
District of Columbia Health Department
Washington
Charles D. Walker
Amon Burgee
B.C. Speaks
Montgomery County
Montgomery Countie
Fowler
School teacher to be hanged for murder
Kingston Ont September 22 AP. A teacher convicted of murdering his wife was sentenced to be hanged. He killed her with a .45 pistol after his wife and child were involved in a dispute. Police were notified by Harrs who said he had committed the murder. A defense of insanity was offered.
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Washington
Hoover
Cecl
White House
Coolktee
New England
Slammer White House
Wisconsin
President Coolidge
Kingston
Ont
Devas
Wéi Harrs
Shot to Death in Rum Runners' Feud
A 26 year old Kenosha man, Eucene Resto, was shot to death in the front seat of an auto during a rum runners' feud. Police believe the shooting followed a confrontation at a Jefferson county meeting. The article also notes a July meeting and mentions new members joining a group.
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Resto
Kenosha
Paosett
Sini
Siote
Jefferon Cieb
Tooet Gurestors Rieetin
Teo
Anniversary party for Mr and Mrs Beal notes 30th year
Fragments mention anniversary celebration for Mr Whiard Beal and spouse with neighbors and games. Text hints at a social event in a community setting, but details are unclear and partially cut off.
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Whiard Beal
Red Cross hurricane relief fund grows in county
Public subscription for Florida and Puerto Rico hurricane victims tops 360 dollars with local families and groups contributing. Russell E Lighter announced the fund may reach five thousand during weekend drives aided by church and school appeals.
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Florida
Porto Rico
Red Cross
Russell E. Lighter
Lighter
American Red Cross
Baltimore
Frederick County
Byrd Ship Leaves for New Zealand Expedition
Panama Sept 22 AP After day s work the ship of Commander Byrd set sail from New York bound for Denair New Zealand The explorers plan to reach the edge of the Antarctic ice shelf before continuing to Denair New Zealand and then to the polar region name corrections indicate the voyage resumes at sea.
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Panama
New York
South Pelar
Dencair
New Zealand
More physicians asked to aid storm victims in Florida
Relief efforts expand in the Everglades as doctors and nurses are urged to assist refugees gathered around Clewiston, Pahokee, and nearby camps. Officials report 1500 floodlinked refugees, with concerns over disease and infant births amid the hurricane aftermath.
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Everglades
Wrest Palm Beach
Florida Everglades
Pat Clewiston
Lake Okeeschobee
Martin
Lake Okeecho
One Dead in Warfare Among Taxi Cab Drivers
Chicago reports a fatal clash at a 68th street cabstand near Granada. Eugene Thivierne, 38, of Checker Cab was shot dead while Bernart Relst er of Yellow Cab is arrested. Witnesses later identified Relst er as the slayer. another Yellow Cab driver is sought. Police attribute the fight to rival drivers guarding cab lands.
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Chicago
Granada
Eugene Thivierne
Checker Cab Company
Bernart Relst
Polies
Reister
Cabelands
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