Fatal Jump After Fire Alarm In Car Near Catoctin Furnace
Rosa O Rickerds 42 died at Frederick City Hospital from injuries after leaping from a moving auto near Catoctin Furnace Sunday night. Boont drove the car. the call of fire triggered the jump. Funeral set for Tuesday at 2 pm from 27 Jefferson Street with Mt Olivet cemetery burial.
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Catoctin Furnace
Frederick City Hospital
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Earl
Baltimore
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Chicago
Thelma Look- Satieatsiey Féns C
H. O. Ridenour
Folowing
Harry Ridenour
Edgar Ridenour
Lillian Davis
Elkton
Hattley Smith
Hickerds
Boont
Yuneral
Jefferson Street
Mt. Olivet
Thomas P. Rice
Ross Bowling Nuptials in Princeton West Virginia
The wedding of Miss Stus Tielma Baling and Mr. Getty JSnsa Rows took place at 2030 Avie Utes, with both families cited. The bride, from Mary Baldwin Seminary, studied music at Peabody Conservatory, while the groom attended Stanton Military Academy and Mercersburg Academy.
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Stus Tielma Baling
Ambur Bowleg
Getty J.snsa
George J. Ross
Ross
Mary Baldwin Seminary
Staunire
Daver
Peabody Conservatory
Baltimore
Stanton Military Academy
Mercersburg Academy
Mercersburg
Hood College Dinner Aids by Altar Guild in Emory area
Approximately 113 Hood College students, faculty, and guests attended a dinner in their honor at the Evangelical Reformed church parlor hosted by the Altar Guild. Rev Dr and Mrs Kieffer welcomed attendees, with music by Hood students Emma Gabel and Betty Gabel and a reading by Miss Grace Brune. The event featured a fall floral display, a multi-course menu, and a program led by Miss Schley. Attendees included Hood faculty and numerous students, with committees listed for support and decoration. A separate news item reports Harold Alexander of near Burkittsville was found guilty of driving with revoked license, fined $250 and 30 days jail, appealing to Frederick County Circuit Court.
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Evangelical Reformed Church
Henri LG. Eleffer
Joseph H. Appie
Aliss Lillian &. Schley
A. LeRoy McCardell
Miss Schley
Altar Guild
Hood
Kieffer
J. B. Apple
Grace Brune
Emma May Gabel
Betty Gabel
Eleanor Miller
Emily McCabe
Aloss Schley
Charlotte de- Lashmutt
Margaret and
Grace Lough
Edith Miller
Lewis Leicherd
Elizabeth Kuhn
Eina Hargett
Ruth Martz
Edna M. Schaefer
Mary E. Rhoads
Katherine Thomas
Elizabeth DeLashmutt
Ethel Thomas
Ralph Bowers
Mildred Thomas
Miriam Rhoads
Florence Doll
Jacob F. Schmidt
Carroll Null
J. Leonard Nothagle
Jesse B. Anders
Emory G. Nust
Richard Hargett
Roy Ramsburg
Guy Wollé
Ella Culler
Guy Droneburg
August Herwig
Mildred Middlehauty
Margaret C. Miller
Louise Ochs
Margaret Remsburg
Sarah Rhoads
Erma Schier
Jean Taggart
Katherine Kiefger
Dorothy Hermann
Catherine Cramer
Roemma Pahrmer
Anna Larkin
Eleabor Miller
Ana Bls. Riewer
A. Lemoy Sir Sarde
Lillian EK
Schley
Alexander
Arold Alexander
Burkittswire
Hott Kefauver
Middletown
Justice Kefauver
Riexander
Fredeckit
Samuel A. Lewis
Frederick County
Mission Worker Remanded for Atlanta Police Case Canada
A mission worker is remanded to authorities in connection with an Atlanta Police case in Canada. The development involves cross border links and ongoing investigations by Canadian and U.S. law enforcement. Local officials indicate no further details are available at this time.
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Atlanta
Embezzlement Suspect Carnes Bound for Atlanta in Court
Clinton Carnes, wanted in Atlanta on embezzlement charges, appeared in Winnipeg Police Court as crown prosecutor read the case. He faces two indictments in Atlanta for about 150,900 with some estimates of losses reaching up to 1,000,000 as an escort arranged to take him back to Atlanta. He wore a dark suit and kept silent, previously divorced in 1914 for cruelty and remarried, with two women sent to Hollywood for potential screen careers.
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Clinton
Cames
Atlanta
Winnipes
de G. Potter
Carnes
Home Mission Board
Hollywood
Carmes
Bomb blasts hit two Cleveland suburbs in separate explosions
In Cleveland area, two bombs exploded within minutes harming no one seriously. A bomb wrecked the Rocky River home of Paul Hackett family, while another blast shook a Lakewood three story building injuring no one. Police speculate labor troubles may underlie the incidents.
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Rocky River
Lakewood
Paul
Hackett
Lake
John Schietmer
Schielmer
Charles Montgomery
Companion of Lindbergh Meets With Plane Wreck
Col Lindbergh's companion Major Lanphier narrowly escapes injury when his Curtiss Falcon crashes after striking a motor truck at takeoff. Lanphier unharmed. Lindbergh observed the wreck and did not return to the field.
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Lindbergh
Chicago
Crazies A. Lindbergh
Major Lanphier
Lanphier
Feid
Campaign clash reshapes Hoover Smith race in 1930s tone
The piece analyzes a heated campaign dramatic shift as Smith uses aggressive tactics in Omaha stirring Hoover strategists. It recounts Borah's counterattack and the challenge of maintaining a presidential tone while personal clashes dominate. Hoover seeks a disciplined tariff focused response amid rising tensions.
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Washington
Hoover
Smith
Lord Pautleroy
Emily Posts
Simna
Iis
Republican Board of Strategy
Omaha
Borah
Detroit
Goth
Rush To Pay Taxes Before September Ends
Taxpayers crowded the County Treasurer and City Register offices as September 30 offered a 1 percent discount on taxes. County Treasurer Thomas A. Chap Mae notes a sharp weekly rise in total tax receipts driven by the discount. Divorce Granted In Rockville Circuit Court Judge Robert B. Peter granted a divorce to Mrs. Bethinga Cooley and Martin L. Cooley of Montgomery County on grounds of desertion the couple wed August 5, 1893 and have no children.
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City Register
Thomas A. Chap Mae
Rockville
Robert B. Peter
Bething Aaens Cooley
Montgomery County
Martin L. Cooley
Woman Injured After Arm Caught in Machine
Joan W Strters of De Bent Woyetat was rushed Friday night after her arm was caught in a machine. Devas of the accident contrasted with formal inquiry as she was brought to the local hospital and then Frederick for treatment.
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Joan W Strters
de Bent Woyetat
Devas
Frederick County Red Cross Relief Fund Grows
Contributions from Frederick city and county push the Florida Porto Rico hurricane relief fund to 1277.25. Second grade Thurmont school children helped through the Junior Red Cross and others pledge prompt donations as the local effort aims to reach 2000 in the coming week.
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Frederick City
Porto Rico
Aioe
A. LeRoy McCartell
Frederick County
The
Red Cros
Thurmont
Red Cross
Rumell E Lighter
Lighter
Hagerstown
Washington County
Tunney Luncheon Guest of American Ambassador
Retired heavyweight champion Gene Tunney attended a luncheon in Rome hosted by American ambassador Henry P. Pletcher. He worked on pre marriage documents for his upcoming wedding to Miss Mary Josephine Lauder of Greenwich, Conn. The venue was the historic Rospioglioni palace.
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Dene Tunneys
Henry P. Pletcher
Italy
Tunney
Miss Mar
Josephine Lauder
Ambassador Fletcher
Rospiglioni Palace
Scipio Leoghese
Paul
Weeld
Cat
Hin ton couple injured in wreck at South Market and Clarke
Denis Laproving and Dr and Mrs James Dolin of Hinton W Va were seriously injured in a Friday car crash reported improving at Frederick City Hospital. Dr Dolin had a fractured nasal bone and minor facial lacerations while Mrs Dolin suffered a fractured arm and facial and leg cuts after their car hit a tree and the windshield was shattered.
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Denis Laproving
James Dolin
Hinton
W. Va
Frederick City
Dolin
Cons
South Market Bt
Clarke Place
Byrd Prepares Antarctic Flight From Beets Boston
Commander Richard E. Byrd arrived in Beets Boston for final preparations before starting his west coast voyage to begin exploration of the Antarctic regions. He will leave by train Monday for Santo Pedro Cel where he will meet the Larven, one of his ships, and embark on the aerial experiment over the South Pole.
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Byrd
Beets
Boston
Richard BL Byrd
Antarctic
Fem Pedro
Cel
South Pole
Used Swimming Pool Showings From Last Summer
A local display highlights 7,004 used swimming pools shown during the past summer season. The exhibit documents interest in secondhand pool installations and shifts in backyard recreation trends.
Attendance and Finance for Baker Park Pool 1927 Season
The Baker Park pool season closed with 17 008 attendees, down from 19 171 the prior year. July led with 9 170 visitors (adults 6 ??) and August followed at 5 542. June had 1 489 bathers and September 152. Total gross receipts were 2 865.60 for 1927, net 2 230. ? Towels dispensed totaled 4 010, and 1927 season saw 10 884 adults and 6 871 children use the pool.
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Baker Park
Middletown Republicans Hold Large Flag Rally
About 500 people attended a Republican mass meeting in Memorial Hall Middletown and nearby districts. Speakers included Helena Stauffer and Congressman Frederick N Zihlman who spoke on local politics and the party platform. Entertainment featured an Hagerstown orchestra and a Philadelphia Italian baritone. the event was arranged by the Ridditown district committee and the Zihlmans registered in Frederick afterward.
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Memorial Hall
Carl Rhoderick
Helena Stauffer
Republican Central Committee
Frederick N. Zihlman
Hagerstown
Roland Gaver
Fred East
William Rainer
WRC
Philadelphia
Riddietown District Committee
Mra. Ziblman
Frederick
Francis Scott Mez
Two Killed as Plane Crashes on Plum Hollow Golf Course
Detroit Sept 29 AP Two men including Dex Caldwell of Siylog were killed when a plane collided with a fairway at Plum Hollow Golf Course after flying over 30 Wester. Two club members nearby were also presumed dead. Wives of the pilots arrived in shock as authorities secured the wreckage.
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Detroit
Dex- Caldwel
Pa Siylog
Ppiare
Plum Hollow Golf Cour
Wiineves
Campaign turmoil as Hoover silence fuels opposition claims
In a frenzied Western swing Governor Smith raises charges against Hoover with Willebrandt denying goals of the Prohibition appeal. Democratic leaders attack Hoover’s silence on reform as farmers in North Dakota Wisconsin and Nebraska tilt toward Smith while North and South battles lines shift.
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Norris
Nebraska
Omaha
Denver
Morris
Wisconsin
Blaine
Hoover
Willebrandt
North Dakota
Frazier
Waller EB. Maddock
Hoover denounces religious issue in campaign remarks
In a formal statement Herbert Hoover repudiates using religion to influence votes, saying neither he nor the Republican Party seeks support on that basis. He cites the need to focus on policy while reaffirming faith in victory from a united campaign.
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Herbert Hower
Republican Party
Willie W. Caldwell
Roanoke
Repubican National
United States
Hoover
Wonton
Herbert Hoover
Magachusetts
Casvin Coolidge
Coolidge
National Republican Party
Tonight's Politics On The Air In New York Sept 29
Broadcast summary notes political speakers on the radio including Secretary of Labor Zermen J. Devt rover and Governor Alfred 2 Sarith. The program airs at 1 pm Eastern with WJZ and Metlegsit Fresh-cesting Company network.
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Albert C. Ritchie
Maryland
Hackenack
Radico Ville
Zermen J. Devtrover
Alfred 2. Sarith
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