Coblentz declines to debate in party platform row
Emory L. Coblentz replies to Joseph D. Baker in Frederick saying his support for the Democratic state platform was stated in a recent interview. He will not debate, calling further public échanges unnecessary and promising to continue advocating right living and good government.
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Frederick
Emory L. Coblentz
Joseph D. Baker
Coblentz
Baker
Mr. Baker
Frederick News
Frederick Post
Baltimore Sun
43 Men Rescued From Nineteen Day Mine Cave In Ironwood
After 121 hours of entombment 43 miners were brought to the surface near Ironwood Michigan ending a dramatic rescue. The men aged from 860 feet underground endured birchbark tea and improvised stoves while 400 workers labored to bring them out. Ten thousand spectators lined the shaft mouth as doctors examined survivors and families reunited briefly.
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Ironwood
Mich
Pabst
Coblentz Work To Pass Frederick County Enforcement Law
A letter from Alton Bennett recounts Maryland 1924 legislature actions to strengthen Frederick County alcohol enforcement. It notes the 1926 Democratic platform mirrors 1923 on prohibition and cites Senator Norwood proposing a strengthened local enforcement act with enhanced penalties. Continued on Page 4.
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Emory L. Coblentz
Frederick County
Alton ¥. Bennett
Joseph D. Baker
Mr. Baker
Maryland
Frederick Country
Norwood
Senate
Stanley Crandall Co. Raises 5 Million Mortgage Bonds
The Stanley Crandall Co of Washington unveiled a public offering of 5 million dollars in first mortgage 6 percent sinking fund gold bonds due August 1, 1946. Underwriters include Edward B. Smith & Co, Brown Brothers & Co, Cassut & Co, and Hayden, Stone & Co. The proceeds fund new properties valued over 7 million dollars. The wash subsidiary plans 16 theatres with recent additions including Boulevard Theater Baltimore Chevy Chase Theater Apollo Theater Martinsburg W Va and sites in Baltimore and Frederick. Net earnings for the first half year topped 1,122,099 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Crandall Co
Washington
Stanley-Crandall Co. of
First Mortgage
Stanley-Crandall Co
Stanley Co. of America
Boulevard Theater
Baltimore
Chevy Chase Theater
Apollo Theater
Martinsburg
W. Va
Frederick
Washington Subidiary
Stanley Co., of America
Typhoon Around Macao Believed To Have Cost Lives
Forecasters fear about 2,000 people including women and children aboard roughly 139 fishing junks were lost around Macao after Mondas typhoon. Wreckage masses off Hong Kong waters hint at disaster as the British steamer Hydrangea reports many survivors clinging to debris. lifeboats saved 35 people amid rough seas.
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Hong Kong
Macao
Mondas
Hydrangsea
Hydrangea
Apples Price Fluctuations Reported Across U S Markets
Chicago reports from the AP state that shipments of apples have surged in the past week, outpacing potatoes and trapees. Rashel hasketa notes varied apple kinds selling as low as per barrel prices, with wholesale figures around 125 and barrels priced at 2 per 4 barrel.
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Chicago
Government Bureau of Agriculture Economics
United States
Evita
Rippegon Guilty In September Session Trial
Leslie Rippegon of near Johnsville was found guilty on the rape and carnal knowledge count after a private judges chamber hearing. The trial witnessed by Chief Judge Hammond Urner and Judges Wathington and Peter concluded within ten minutes with a guilty verdict. Rippegon’s sentence was deferred as the court proceeded to the Charles Baugher case on rape charges and Perry Grove’s multi-charge case was set for this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Rippegon
Johnsville
Hammond Urner
Glenn H. Wathington
Robert B. Peter
Rippeon
Catherine Etzler
Near Liberty
Harry J. Leichert
Foreman
George W. Hoffman
Allen McHenry
Grayson D. Dutrow
Linda Sulcer
Baugher
Alton Y. Bennett
Burial Caskets Use 102000 Trees Worth Of Lumber
Washington reports studies by the Forest Products Laboratory showing burial caskets in the United States demand 102,000,000 feet of softwood lumber yearly, equivalent to 102,000 mature trees. Other uses include mosquito screens, signs, woodenware, beehives, incubators, and chicks’ equipment. The Forest Service and National Lumber Manufacturers Association push education for short mill runs to reduce waste.
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Washington
Forest Products Laboratory
United States
Forest’ Service
National Lumber Manufacurers’ Association
Turniaz
Mussolini and Chamberlain Meet Aboard Italian Yacht
Premier Mussolini receives Sir Austen Chamberlain aboard the yacht in Naples harbor for a secret conference. Mussolini traveled from Rome on a special train while officials kept the meeting confidential.
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Lectern
Italy
Mussolini
Austen Chamberlain
Ginhana
Rome
Austen
Seven candidates file primary expense reports totaling 436 dollars
The Corrupt Practices Act requires all primary and general candidates to file expense accounts with the Clerk of the Court. By this morning seven Republican and Democratic primary hopefuls had filed, totaling 436.37 dollars, including candidacy fees. Names include State Senator Frank C. Norwood, State's Attorney William M. Storm, Benjamin Rosenour, Clerk of the Court Eli G. Haugh, Chief Judge Hammond Urner, County Commissioner hopeful Iraq Young, and Thomas N. Mohler. Expenditures cover candidacy fees and are due within 20 days after the election.
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Eli G. Haugh
Frank C. Norwood
William M. Storm
Benjamin Rosenour
Bil G. Haugh
Hammond Urner
Frederick
Motgomery
Iraq
Young
Thomas N. Mohler
Frederick Social Service Clubs Plan Oct 16 Meeting
Frederick Branch of the Social Service Club of Maryland schedules a luncheon and talk on social problems October 16 at 12 30 PM in the Francis Scott Key hotel. Paul Beisser of the Henry Watson Children’s Aid Society will speak. Ignatius Bierlee presides. officers include Nelson, Garner, Kefauver, and Wilson.
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Lucheon
Frederick
Social Service Club of Maryland
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Tne
Paul Beisser
Henry Watson Children’s Aid Society
Baltimore
Iset Spring
Bis
Maryland Social Service Club
Salisbury
Ignatius Bjorlee
Louise Nelson
Fredrick
Ignatius Bierlee
E. ©. Kefauver
Louis L. Wilson
Florence E. Garner
German slain by French trooper shocks occupation town
Germersheim Germany Sept 34 AP reports renewed German anti occupation sentiment after a French trooper killed a German pedestrian in Treves near the Luxembourg border. Four French es hier troopers allegedly rode into a group, a quarrel followed, and a German named Holstein was killed. The Frenchman was arrested.
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Germersheim
Germany
Treves
Luxembourg
Washington Democrat Bradford Elected Grand Sire of Odd Fellows
Ernest W. Bradford of Washington DC was elected Grand Sire of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows. He reviews a parade held in his honor in the nation’s capital after the ceremony.
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Ernest W. Bradford
Washington, D. C
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Hagerstown Granted Authority for Municipal Light Plant
The Public Service Commission granted the Mayor and Council of Hagerstown permission to construct a municipal electric light and power plant and approved a $300,000 bond issue. Protests argued the plant unnecessary due to Potomac Edison energy, but the commission said the city may serve residents and industries and that the project fits broader public needs beyond economics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Public Service Commission
Ben
Potomac Edison Company
Commission
General Assembly of Maryland
Lions Club Talk and Prizes at Weekly Meeting
D Ralph Zimmerman and Roger B Wolfe chaired a Lions Club meeting featuring a constitution talk and playful stunts by Drs Slusher G B Crist Autopsy and coroner roles by Brust. Two members won prizes for largest holes in stockings as Irving J Riser and J Noel Haler judged. Attendance reached 85. New York AP reports a 6 percent call money rate among a bullish stock market with short interest retreat amid tighter credit. An Australian government program and other scattered items follow.
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Lions Club
D. Ralph Zimmerman
Roger B. Wolfe
Drs. Slusher
G. B. Crist
A. T. Brust
Prof
Irving 3. Riser
J. Noel Haler
Monty
New York
Mar Ling
Aste Vely
Cacex
Mer ton claims case details emerge in Miller Daugherty trial
Richard Merton, German metal magnate, is cited as receiving every possible aid in filing seven million dollars in impounded enemy property claims. George Williams testifies Miller ordered all claimants helped. Williams says he spoke once with Miller about the matter and that no further instructions were given beyond normal orders.
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New York
Richard Merton
George
Williams
Daughterty-Miller
Thomas W. Miller
Miller
Harry M. Daugherty
United States
Williame
Merton
William 8
Rand
Willams
Germany
Antivenin Institute Aims to Combat Snake Venom Powers
Cambridge Massachusetts Sept 30 AP science moves to curb deadly snakes with the Antivenin Institute of America led by Dr Affonso do Amaral from Brazil. Harvard ties include University, U.S. Army, Mulford Philly and United Fruit Boston backing a North American division with field stations in Glenolden San Antonio New Orleans and San Diego. Venom extraction involves snakes captured in field, shipped to central houses, venom processed into serum to be distributed in vials for self treatment with species specific serums for Brazil South America and North America. Death from snake poison is rare if serum administered within 24 hours, and antivenin has no taste and is carried in ready to inject form.
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Cambridge
Mass
Science
Antivenin Institute of America
Affonso Do Amaral
State of Sao Paulo
Serum Institute
Snake Farm
Brazil
Harvard
United States
Harvard University
United States Army
Mulford Company
Philadelphia
United Fruit Company
Boston
Central and
North America
Glenolden
San Antonio
New Orleans
San Diego
Amaral
South America
Republicans Assail Ritchie at Maryland Convention
Maryland Republicans denounce Governor Ritchie for open defiance of laws and demand an impartial inquiry into the Conowingo dam deal. The platform labels his state’s rights stance as mentally dishonest and urges action to curb alleged disorder and prejudice.
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Baltimore
Ritchie
Maryland
Conowingo
New Officers Named at Interdenominational Mission School
Frederick church leaders formed a new executive committee at the eighth annual Interdenominational Mission School in the Lutheran building. Officers chosen include President Mrs C W Walek and Vice President Mrs C E Schildknecht with Secretary Mrs G F Daugherty Treasurer Mrs Henry H Abbott and Registrar Mrs A H Harrington. Attendance reached 70 over two days.
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Interdenomination Missionary Union of
Frederick
Lutheran Sunday School
C. W. Walek
C. E. Schildknecht
G. F. Daugherty
Henry H. Abbott
A. H. Harrington
Middletown
Margaret Motter
Fighter Arrest Follows Amateurs Death at Arena Club
New York September 5 AP reports Frank Liberman nineteen faces homicide charges after his knockout punch in an amateur bout left opponent Joseph Gerritt fifteen dead from skull fracture. Gerritt died in hospital. Liberman was arrested at his home as authorities review the fight.
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New York
Arena Boxing Club
Auto Crash Damages Two Cars injures One in Jefferson Area
Mrs. Annie Frye of Knoxville was slightly hurt when her Chevrolet struck a Nash driven by A. L. Glick of Pittsburgh on War Road near Jefferson Wednesday afternoon. The crash bent a Nash running board and damaged the Chevrolet front. Both drivers settled damages and Sergeant Atkinson investigated. Road narrows likely caused misjudgment during passing. Glicks were returning from vacation. Frye was with her sister.
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Annie Frye
Knoxville
Atkinson
Chevrolet
Nash
Glick
Kaufman Motor Company
Savia Uas
May Open Bridge On Saturday If Weather Permits
Weather delays hold up back filling at Brewer's Alley bridge and two Patrick Street spans. State and city officials say if conditions improve the new steel and concrete bridge by M J Grove Lime Co may open to traffic Saturday. otherwise opening will be delayed several days along with related city park work and other improvements.
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Brewer's Alley
State Road
M. J. Grove Lime Company
Patrick Stret
Frederick
School Strike Over Chinese Pupils Sparks Racial Friction
At John Swell grammar school pupils walk out objecting to classes with Chinese girls. Parents rally support and threaten action to restrict Asiatic enrollment across schools. Separate note reports hours of weather data and ship reports from Washington.
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Qaki
Cal
John Swell Grammar School
China
Parente
Coors Re
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EL. Coblentz
Joseph OD. Baker
Larry Uren
Salvation Army
MR. Coblentz
Ogden L. Mills
al Smith
Appeon
Judges’ Chamber
U. S
America
Court House
Frederick Branch
Aid Society
Ruth Reeder
Near
Braddock
News and Foe
Frank Shonkie
Athe
Ing
Auetralia
Defendant
Francis of Assisi
Ness G. Marvin
Poury
North Pole
KuNooktoo
Marvin
Interdenominational School of Missions
Gienna Collett
Hatertor
Glenna Collett
Merien
Koxonihta
Virging Wilson
Chicazo
Dake
Pittsburgh
War Road
Jefferson
Brewer’s Alley
Bermira
Batamas
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