Smithsburgs Poultry and Corn Exhibit Today
Smithsburgs corn and poultry show is held at the Community Ball from 5 to 8 p m with noon indications showing the largest entry count. Entries must be produced in the Smithsburg High School area to compete for prizes though some outside district exhibitors may display. The Smithsburg High School Agricultural Department leads the event with strong community support and prize donations from banks and stores.
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Smithsburg
Smithsburg High School
Smithsbury High School
Agricultural Department
High ‘Behool
One Dead In Fire At Marine Base
A coast guard base fire in New London Connecticut killed one man, B Tatelman of Chelsea found burned beyond recognition in the hospital ruins. Twenty government ships were released from the harbor as flames spread through two coast guard buildings. Several patients were moved from the hospital and six others were carried out on stretchers. Salvation Army reports General Bramwell Booth slept well at headquarters after the night.
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New London
Conn
Coast Guard
Tatelman
Chelsea
Ase
Ericsson
Panama to Honor Theodore Roosevelt With Plaza and Statue
Panama’s president approved a measure to honor Theodore Roosevelt by naming a plaza for him and erecting a statue there funded by both popular subscription and government money. The plaza replaces the former Count De Lesseps naming. The plan calls for Roosevelt’s statue in the plaza.
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Panama
Arosemaa
Theodore Roosevelt
Count de Lesseps
Roosevelt
Thanksgiving Dinner At Beaver Creek Church Hall
The Ladies Aid Society of Beaver Creek Christian Church hosts a Thanksgiving dinner at Community Halls Beaver Creek. Dinner is served from 11 30 to 2 30 public invited.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
Beaver Creek
Thanksgiving Dinner Reservations at Wanekys Tea Room
Wanekys Tea Room at 49 E Franklin St announces Thanksgiving turkey dinner reservations accepted through Wednesday noon. The notice specifies limited seating and directs patrons to place orders in advance.
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Wankey’s Tea Room
E. Franklin St
Wife Seeks Divorce After Repeated Suit Failures
MILWAUKEE Nov 27 Mrs Elizabeth Timper files seventh divorce petition against August Timber. She alleges cruel and inhuman treatment since their 1901 marriage and previously withdrew six similar suits. A long dispute centers on whether the couple should remain married.
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Milwaukee
August Timber
Elizabeth Timper
Timper
Jones guilty of mutilation of Wessel Fox
A continuation reports Jones and Mease and Amos Jones convicted of mutilation before the court. Mongan acquitted on stealth tools. Anthony Gallo pleaded guilty to breaking into freight cars. Fohmer alias Sowers and Huntley found guilty of stealing wheat. One jury trial and multiple paroles granted. Norris guilty of larceny from Baker's Jewelry.
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Pane 1
National Biscuit Company
Frank Mease
Amos Jones
John Mongan
Baltimore and Ohio
Comner
Anthony Gallo
Mongan
Guy Angle
Big Springs
Criminal Court
Willam C. Norris
Baker’s
Spencer Sharer
Williamsport
L. R. Iseminger
Richard G. Hull
Deaths in Rohrersville area and nearby towns
Obituaries list Elizabeth Nield of Rohrersville age 70 dying at her nephew Elmer Greenawald s home from complications Funeral services set for Thursday at the Evangelical Lutheran Church Rohrersville with interment in Rohrersville Cemetery Ira Randolph Shaffer 10 died of brain fever at Antietam Station Funeral at 1:30 pm Thursday at Osho J Poffenberger s home Interment Mt View Cemetery Sharpsburg Jacob M Snively Keedysville dies age 68 funeral Wednesday Keedysville Lutheran Church with Masonic pallbearers Also note Thanksgiving Tangier Sound oysters advertised for wholesale and retail at SHIPP S FISH MARKET.
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Elizabeth Nield
Robbersville
Elmer R. Greenawald
Fairground Avenue
John W. Nield
Rodgersville
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Rohrersville
Fannie Haynes
Cora Smith
Locust Grove
West
Ira Randolph Shaffer
Cora M. Shaffer
Osho J. Poffenberger
Antietam Station
Naomi
Mamie
Marty
Walter
Russell
Albert Colinger
Mt. View Cemetery
Sharpsburg
Jacob M. Snively
Keedysville
Lutheran Church
Acacia Lodge
A. F
A. M
Davenport
Washington
Royal Arch Masons
Shepherds Thaty We Va
Emma K. Snively
Ezra ,Baker
Harry E. Snyder
Hagerstown
David H. Snively
Jane Daniel Snively
John L. Snively
Boonsboro
Masonic Lodge
Hoover Welcomed In Nicaragua On Latin Tour
Corinto Nicaragua November 27 Herbert Hoover arrived at 10:55 AM amid a warm welcome by President Diaz former President Chamorro and President-elect Moncada. Cabinet members attended a luncheon aboard the USS Maryland with Nic araguan leaders after exchanges of greetings.
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Corinto
Nic
Herbert Hoover
Diaz
Chamorro
Moncada
Hoover
Maryland
Arizona Governor and Senator clash over river question
In Phoenix a heated Capitol exchange between Governor G. W. P. Hunt and State Senator Fred Colter over the Colorado River issue intensified Arizona’s long running dispute. The confrontation occurred amid legislative action on the Swing-Johnson Bill and river commissions, with Hunt reportedly knocked against a wall during the scuffle.
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Arizona
Phoenix
Ariz
G. W. P.hunt
Fred Colter
Colorado River
Congress
Thesix
Colter
Hunt
J. W. Strode
Colter Strode
Graf Zeppelin Offered for Polar Flights in 1930
The Graf Zeppelin, fresh from completing the first round trip trans Atlantic commercial flight, will be placed at the disposal of the International Aeronautic Society for North Pole flights in 1930. Decision came at a conference chaired by Dr. Guerard with Fridtjof Nansen, Dr. Hugo Eckene, Captain Bruns, Prof. Penck and other scientists. Bruns named to command the airship.
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Berlin
International Aeronautic Society
North Pole
Guerard
Fridtjof, Hansen
Hugo Eckene
Bruns
Penck
Dr. Hansen
Europe
United States
Arctic
Society of Arctic Research
Report Swope's Body Found Proves False
West Virginia state police and Berkeley Springs investigators pursue the disappearance of Arthur Swope, 38, with State's Attorney Harper Ballentine. Initial hope he was found dead proved false as reports of a body by the Potomac river were debunked, leaving the case unresolved.
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West Virginia
Arthur Swope
Berkeley Springs
Harper Ballentine
Swope
Helim
Potomac River
Honus Wagner's Brother Dies in Pittsburgh
Albert Wagner, 58, brother of Honus Wagner and a former diamond star, died in a Pittsburgh hospital from apoplexy. He played in the Eastern League 30 years ago and was with the Washington and Brooklyn Clubs when the National League had 12 teams.
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Pittsburgh
Albert Wagner
Honus
Wagner
Washington
Brooklyn
Tariff Revision At This Session
Washington dispatch notes Representative Hawley Oregon chair of the Ways and Means Committee sees tariff revision possible in the coming year. Mystic Shrine in Harrisburg Zemo Shrine ceremony to be held with a luncheon and dinner for Fifteen members from this city attending all day ceremony starting at 7 30 PM.
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Washington
Hawley
Oregon
Ways and Means
Mystic Shrine
Harrisburg
Structure at Princeton Is Burned Today
Princeton N J November 27 The John C Green School of Science a three story stone building on the Princeton campus was destroyed by fire this morning The toss was approximately 200 000 The fire started at the foot of the 70 foot tower and spread rapidly aided by wind Hundreds of students helped save laboratory equipment manuscripts and professors belongings The home of Dean Christian Gauss and the new 2 000 000 chanel near the School of Science were not damaged
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Princeton
N. J
Christian Gauss
School of Science
Denny's Bride Australia Has Many Cuckoo Species
Eight or more cuckoo species are found, none share the European bird’s call. A clay bird shoot is planned for Thanksgiving at 1 p.m. in Marlowe, West Warr. M. Lloyd hosted event details provided.
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Australia
Marlowe
W. Warr
M. Lloyd
Mass Robbery at Lambrecht Creamery in Chicago
At Lambrecht Creamery Chicago last night a mass robbery stole about 7000 dollars from a safe. About 30 employees were in the building with around 50 suspects thought to be involved. Robbers entered through doors and windows yelling while drivers and staff were forced to lie on the floor.
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Chicago
Lambrecht
W. E.heidemann
Children Are Not The Only Offenders
A letter criticizes disruptive behavior at Sunday Municipal Band concerts. The writer notes many teens and young adults entering and leaving during performances, disrupting hearing after intermission. They urge patrons to use rear seats when leaving and commend Bachrach, Prof Buys, and the band for their concerts at the Academy of Music.
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Mall
Bachrack
Buys
Bachrach
Academy of Music
Barell
Preacher in Baltimore at Grace and Peters Church
The Rev Walter Byron Stehl rector of St John s Episcopal Church preached at Grace and Peters Church Baltimore this morning Grace and St Peter s Church was vacated recently by Rev H P Almon Abott who has accepted a charge in Chicago A Fancy Sale is announced for Saturday Dec 1 in the lobby of the Colonial Hotel by Ladies of St Mark s Lutheran Church Ady.
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Baltimore
Walter Byron Stehl
D. P
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Grace and & Peters Church
Grace and
St. Peter's Church
H. P. Almon Abott
Chicago
Colonial
St. Mark's
Lutheran Church
Greencastle Briefs Note Local Events and Visits
Greencastle news briefs record Paxton Cantner returning from a ten day Atlanta trip. District Attorney and Mrs. Chas H Clippinger with daughter Anna Elizabeth spent Sunday in Duncan, Pa. Mrs Anna Snyder joined them home after a week with her son. Annabelle McLaughlin visited Philadelphia. Miss Martha Daley, York student, spends Thanksgiving at home with Bruce Gordon family. H W McLaughlin sidelined by sciatic rheumatism. Laura Brewd Baker ill at Center Square. Emily and Josephine Lartz return to Baltimore from G. Fred Ziegler home. Adam Elliott and wife celebrate golden wedding anniversary with family dinner. Chief of Police Staley reports in Chambersburg as borough constable. Union Thanksgiving service to be held at Reform Church. Rev S S Hirscher to preach. J O U A M plans church service, riveter location to be decided. December 31 class initiation planned.
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Greencastle
Philadelphia
Martha Daley
Thompson's Business School
York
Bruce Gordon
Washington Street
H. W. McLaughl
McLaughlin Hotel
Laura Brewdbaker
Center Square
Emily
Josephine Lartz
Baltimore
Reformed Church
S- S. Hirscher
Presbyterian Church
Republicans Spent More Than Opponents in NC Election
RALEIGH NC November 27 Expenditures of the Republican party in North Carolina for the Presidential election totaled 74478 while the Democrats spent 49620 according to statements filed with the Secretary of State.
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Raleigh
N. C
Republican
North Carolina
Wall Street Opens With Mixed Early Movements in Stocks
New York November 27 opening showed uneven price changes as Al Hed Chemical jumped 2 points to 250 a new high, Atchison rose 1.5 points, Yellow Truck opened 9700 shares at 50 unchanged, Canadian Pacific and Dupont slipped about 1 point. Broad buying later resumed in rails and nonferrous metals while high priced specialties stayed quiet.
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New York
al- Hed Chemical
Atchison
Yellow Truck
Canadian Pacific
Dupont
France Refuses Extradition Of Blackmer In Tax Case
Paris reports the Court of Indictment advised France to deny the U S extradition request for H M Blackmer a missing Teapot Dam witness. The indictment accuses him of false income tax returns in Denver Colorado. The second hearing occurred today and Blackmer was ordered liberated.
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Paris
France
United States
H. M. Blackmer
Denver
Colo
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Lodge of Sorrow Held by Hagerstown Masons
The annual Lodge of Sorrow conducted by the Masonic lodges of Hagerstown will be held Friday evening at 7 30 o clock in the Masonic Temple. The services will be in charge of Hagerstown Lodge and held jointly with Friendship Lodge with officers of both lodges participating. Members of the county Masonic lodges have been invited.
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Hagerstown
Masonic Temple
Friendship
Thanksgiving Market Schedules Shift for Holiday Demand
The Tuesday city market was moved to tomorrow as Thanksgiving Day nears. Turkeys are expected to be plentiful at about 50 cents per pound. The Jones Bible Class at St. John's Lutheran hosts an Annual Bazaar and Supper on Nov 27 and 28 with handkerchiefs, toys, novelties, a Kiddies Fish Pond, clicken and noodle supper for 50c.
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Jones Bible Class
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Tues, & Wed
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William Bramwell Booth
Teddy
Walersville
Ont
Leonard Flo
Ann Arbor
Mich
Havans
Gateway Lodge No. 147
Ix. of P
Ady
Atlas Cord Tires
Acs
H.L. Mills
Baltimore Street
Tanger Sound
Square Dance
Mpo Moore
Mexico
Ricardo Tapia
Shipp
Fish Market
Nicaragua
Edgerton
Wis
Frank Broadbent
England
Aimee Semple McPherson
Los Angeles
Graf Zeppelin
America
Honus Wagner
Ner
She
Lovely Dame
Candy
Dame Camdlies
Franklin Street
W. Washington St
John C. Green School of Science
Denny
Reginald Denny
Betsy Lee
Betsy
Isabel Stiefel
Lorenz
Adolf Lorenz
Vienna
Leitersburg
Leitersburg Hotel
Wall Street
W. BR. Spleiman & Co
Wareham
Washington St
Blackner
U.S
Sents
Odge
Masons
Tomcross
RADIO
the Talking Machine Shop
S. Potomac St
Hagerstown, Md
West Baltimore Flait and Produce Co
West Franklin St
Florida
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