Prisoners Arraigned in Circuit Court in Hackneyed List
Seventeen inmates faced judges Hammond Urner and Glenn Worthington in circuit court arraignments. Sixteen pled not guilty. one pleaded guilty to bigamy. Cases span larceny, rape of a child, murder, burglary and statutory breaking, with multiple defendants and defense attorneys named.
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Hammond Urner
Glenn H. Worthington
Humm
Charles Elders
Samuel A. Lewis
Paul Perkins
Samuel Perkins
Alton Y. Bennett
Perry Grove
Ruth Rice
Walter Nelson
Kelly Lilly
Oscar Brightwell
Kathryn Etzler
Reno S. Harp
Charles Feeling
D. Angle Wolfinger
Charles Hull
Scott Wolfinger
Webster Crawford
Horace Williams
Hamilton Burdette
Howard Ecker
Leslie Rippeen
Bodies of men killed in mine recovered at Pabst shaft
Ironwood, Sept 25 AP Three dead miners were removed from the Pabst mine wreck as rescuers with acetylene torches dug through debris to free 42 other workers trapped by yesterday's rock avalanche. Officials said indications were the imprisoned men were safe.
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Ironwood
Mid
Pabst
Oliver Iron Mine Co
Storm Survivors in Miami Leave Loss Behind
Mrs John Sigler of bis city received a telegram stating her brother John Neiss and sisters Mrs Frederick Hinley and Mrs Robert Chambers survived the recent storm in Miami Florida and escaped injury. All three reportedly lost their property though Neiss and Hinley had recently built new homes.
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John Sigler
Bis City
Miami
Florida
John Neiss
Frederick Hinley
Robert Chambers
Neiss
Hinley
Cline Buys Legg Property on West Patrick Street
Casper E. Cline of this city purchased the Ellen T. Legg property on West Patrick Street, now housing Brish Brothers Bazaar, for a figure slightly over 35000 with possession set for April 1. Plans remain private but the site’s layout suggests potential “L” shaped storefronts fronting both West Patrick and South Market streets.
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Casper E. Cline
Ellen T. Legg
West Patrick Street
Brish Brothers Bazaar
West Patrick
South Market Street
South Market Streets
Cline
Devitt
East Patrick Street
Peoples Drug Store
Cline Furniture
Francis Scott Key
West Patrick St
Potomac Edison
Crandall Theatre
Storm damage mounts in Frederick county reports flood chaos
Reports from Frederick county describe unprecedented storm damage with floods in Middletown surpassing local memory, bridges swept away, roads impassable, and culverts washed out. Rail, mail delivery disrupted as county commissioners assess repairs and costs amid widespread destruction.
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Frederick
Middletown
Bennett's Creek
Urbana
Tourston
Park Mills
Greenfield
Trafic
Conats Commissioners
Crist's Ford
Monocacy River
Dixon's
Broad Roa
Shaffer's Cross Roads
Barkittsville
Shall Fer
Petersville
Reais Mill
Jefferson
Commissioners’ Office
Cooler Weather Outlook For Week From Monday
Washington reports a weekly weather outlook with generally fair conditions early in the week and a chance of showers later. Much cooler conditions Sunday night with rising temperatures Tuesday and Wednesday and cooler again toward week’s end.
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Washington
Platform plank explained by him in Maryland Democratic text
Emory L. Coblentz, chairman of the Resolutions committee, explains that the 1926 Maryland Democratic platform reiterates local self government for each political unit and supports enacting state enforcement laws where desired. He cites Frederick county’s 1923-24 act as a model and credits Governor Ritchie for enabling effective local enforcement.
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Emory L. Coblentz
Resolutions Committee
Maryland
Baltimore
Frederick
Coblentz
Democratic Party
Ritchie
Frederick County
Prohibition Aids Business Says Board Chairman
Chicago dispatch reports John G. Shedd chairman of Marshall Field and Co says a 2900 mile East auto tour convinced him prohibition is making the nation prosperous. He lauds benefits to workingmen and families and warns fears cannot be stressed enough in the current Economist interview. Returns to Miami. G C Winebrewer and wife formerly of Frederick pass through on their way from Lancaster Pa to Miami Fla. He owns property in Miami and Lancaster. Storm damage and a destroyed Miami post office disrupt mail as bodies pack box cars. Winebrewer returns south amid confirming reports of worsening conditions.
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Chicago
East
John G. Shedd
Marshall Field and Company
Miami
G. C. Winebrewer
Frederick
Lancaster
Fla
Winebrewer
Florida
Market closes strong as fears of credit limits fade
In New York on September 25 the stock market rose as selling pressure subsided and broadening demand supported gains. Leading issues advanced and the week’s best prices were touched. Total sales approached 900,000 shares.
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New York
Indara
Urge Building One Ordinance For Dill Avenue
A special Mayor and Board of Aldermen meeting considered an ordinance to establish a building line 28 feet from the north curb on Dill avenue from Elm to Bentz streets for a proposed filling station at Bentz and Dill. Masser of Rocky Springs favored leaving the line at 25 feet. residents and First Baptist church members urged an unbroken line. A vote to approve is planned after a property meeting this afternoon. The meeting drew 32 residents including Prof. J. Fenton Harris and Rev. W. C. Royal. Also approved was paying 900.58 to the Independent Fire Company after a Zentz mill fire.
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Elm
Bentz Streets
Fourth Street
Dill Avenue
Board of
Adarmen
Charles Hah. Masser
Rocky Springs
Bentz Street
Fenton Harris
W. C. Royal
Baptist Church
Butler Staley
J. M. Truffer
Giles Herwig
William Kline
Welty Burgee
Chas, Blumenauer
Harry S. Ebert
Willam Cumm
William Stultz
Harry Cornproost
Royss
Harris
Masser
H. Eleffer de Lauter
Emory C. Crum
Elmer McC. Phebus
A. A. Radcliff
Guy V. Brust
Shipley
Fie
la France Fire Engine Company
Zentz Mill
la France
Eastern buying is wheat factor amid politics in election year
Chicago September 25 AP close adjustments show firm wheat at times with Eastern buying linked to politics the November elections. Corn and oats rise or fall while wheat gains 3 8 to 1 12 cents a bushel. traders weigh world supply and demand and Canada snow effects against slowing European demand.
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Chicago
Argentina
Australia
Equator
Canada
New York Greets Champion Tunney On Arrival Home
Gene Tunney arrived at Pennsylvania Station New York to a tumultuous home town welcome after beating Jack Dempsey. Police cleared a path for Tunney and 43 party to City Hall as crowds roared How does it feel to be champion. A taxi skid at City Hall Plaza before the journey to City Hall. Marines watched the scene as Tunney joked about the fame.
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New York
Gene Tunney
Philadelphia
Jack Dempsey
Pennsylvania Station
Walker
Tunney
Leahy
City Hall
Trimer
Manhattan Transfer
Newark
Villadelphia
Had & Arrow
City Hall Plaza
WWR
Gage
Schedule Change Affects Frederick to Hanover Train
A new Pennsylvania railroad timetable shifts the Frederick to Lancaster York and way stations schedule effective Sunday September 26. The 2 40 afternoon departure becomes 2 20 with stops at Walkersville Woodsboro Keymar Taneytown and arrival in Hanover at 3 55 and York at 4 45 then Lancaster at 6 08. Morning 7 55 departures unchanged. Sunday Frederick schedule unaffected. Cattle win prizes at Allentown Fair. 17 first premiums seven second premiums three third premiums. An unidentified Massachusetts exhibitor Mr Sipes collapsed and died at the grounds. Broad market notes: corn, oats, butter, and hog prices referenced with mixed movements and caution in trading.
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Frederick
Pennsylvania Railroad
Lancaster
York and Way
Walkersville
Woodsboro
Key Mar
Taneytown
Hanover
York
Broad Street
Way
Frank M. Stevens
Allentown Fair
Allentown
Sipes
Massachusetts
Frederick Conatians
Long Winter Seen by Amateur Forecaster
Herbert Janvrin Brown claims sun spot study can forecast weather up to three years ahead. Government experts and the Weather Bureau dispute long range forecasting, yet Brown’s predictions gain traction with farmers and markets. He predicts an early start to winter and a frosty Summer 1927, with tropical storms and chilly spells influencing prices and fuel demand.
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Charles P. Stewart
NEA
Washington
Herbert Danvrin Brown
United States Weather Bureau
Herbert Janvrin Brown
Weather Bureau
Brown
Florida
Paraguay
Wellesley Hills
Mass
Chicago
Whitsa
Weather Department
H. Janvrin Brown
Cold Wave Sweeps East With Frost Across Plains
A broad cold wave delivers killing frost to Nebraska and light frost to Iowa and Illinois, with warmer sections elsewhere but well below normal. Forecasts warn frost tonight for Illinois Indiana and southern regions, while Washington notes a split pattern with eastern states sweltering and the West cooling rapidly. Estimates place unharvested crop damage around one million dollars as western fields face blights and freezing threats.
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Chicago
Nebraska
Iowa
Filinois
Illinois
Weather Bureau
Ilinois
Indiana
Sep
Middle West
Canadian
Prairies
Ohio Valley
Texas Panhandle
Alberts
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
St. Lawrence
Seaboard
American Northwest
Washington
Oregon
Cardinals Clinch National League Pennant In Final Rally
The St Louis Cardinals clinched the National League pennant by defeating the New York Giants 6 4 as Cincinnati lost to Philadelphia 9 2. The victory sparks a citywide celebration in St Louis while Cincinnati prepares for a possible rematch, with standings showing the Cards three games ahead.
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Associated Press
St Louis
Cincinnat
New York Giants
Reds
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Giants
Grover Alexander
Bills Southworth
Killefer
Phillies
Hugh McQuillan
Sherdel
Filat Rhem
Rhein
Sterdel
Keen
Rheinhart
New York Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Yankee
New York
Yanks
Cleveland
Rommel
Uble
Indians
Athletics
Market Dips Amid Higher Rate Fears In September Trading
New York stock activity softened early this week as fears of higher interest rates spread, though a late rally followed a reduced call money rate. Railroads posted strength with Van Sweringen issues leading gains, while Union Pacific and Lackawanna reported strong August earnings. Steel stocks surged after Schwab warned of foreign competition. GM faced caution on cash reserves and potential dividend policy. Overall, market signs included distribution in industrials and cautious optimism for upcoming months.
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New York
New York Federal Reserve Bank
van Sweringen
Union Pacific
Lackawanna
United States Steel Common
Charles M. Schwab
Sloan
General Motors
Smnck
Gennesi
Clifornia
Accepts Pos tasins Mi cur in Patrick B field notes
The fragment mentions Patrick B and Rosetour with unclear reference to Pos tasins Mi cur. It reads as an OCR fragment lacking coherent context or identifiable events, names, or dates to summarize a definite news item.
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Patrick B
Rosetour
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