Escaped prisoner tied to Lovers Lane raid case
The article reports an escaped prisoner in plain clothes taken by the sheriff and jailed awaiting word from authorities. It describes a raid likely on Lovers Lane, with arrests for drunkenness and disorderly conduct, and details on petting parties along Frederick roads as authorities plan to break up the practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
theo
iuilsboro
House of Correction
Sherik L W. Albaugh
Carty
George Lewis
LeGore
William Speaks
Speaks
Luther Gibson
Adam Irvin
Bartgis
Daisy Chaney
Oficer Engelbrecht
Shehut
Edgar Brown
Engelbrecht
Market
All Saints
Frederick
Hagerstown pike
Montevue pike
Hoyle
the times
mnallers
ithe road
Small iodine content in Frederick County soil
The piece notes iodine in foods and water as goitre prevention. It cites Frederick County as 26th of 28 towns richest in soil iodine, with 33 towns overall poorest in iodine. Health Officer Dr. E. C. Kefauver is urged to promote iodized salt at home.
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Frederick
Brunswick stone
Thurmont
sist
E. C. Kefauver
Woman 70 Leaps From Window During Shooting Affray
A shooting affray at Hope Hill Thursday night left a 70-year-old woman fleeing from beneath her bed after shots were fired at her. Weedon, named as a suspect, faces assault with intent to kill and has disappeared. A second 70-year-old woman was injured leaping from a second story window. Hearing tonight for Weedon. Thayer to have preliminary hearing for shooting Ralph Brown and Bets Martin Sndeau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Hill
Sherif Albaugh
Weedon
Robert Thayer
Gay K. Motter
Tharer
Ralph Brown
Point of Rocks
Personal News of Local Residents and Travels
PURELY PERSONAL lists a flurry of relatives and friends traveling and visiting. Mr and Mrs Charles Zellers and son Franklin return from visits with the Mobleys in West Chures Street. Alva Barry Tammany and daughter Iris head to Philadelphia to visit friends and their cousin General Smedley Butler. Mary Tammany of Columbia Pa and Miss Elizabeth Hedges attend house parties in New York and Rye. Bernard L Grove and son return from Freelmen to Washington. Mrs James and Jarboe Grove plan an automobile trip to visit relatives. Mrs Ernest Palmer Caring and Miss Georgia Stinger are mentioned in gatherings and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Zellers
Franklin
Bathmore
Edward S. Mobley
West Chures
Street
Barry Tammany
I isy
Philadeliphia
Tammany
Smedley Butler
Mary Tammany
Columbia
Washington
James
Jarboe Grove
McCann
EL. J. ston
H. Grove
West Second street
Ernest Palmer
Carning
Harry
Cornpropst
Frederlac
Georgia Stinger
Ernest Peacek
i Gas
Gompers Declares Stand In La Follette Fight
Samuel Gompers, AFL president, states he has no intent to oppose La Follette and will stay neutral as the labor council meets in Atlantic City after an initial session. The remarks clarify his position amid ongoing anti La Follette sentiment within the federation.
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GOMPERS
Associated Press
Atlantic City
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
It Was Funny Now You Tell One Tay Pay MacDonald
Premier Ramsay MacDonald of Great Britain joked with veteran Irish MP T. P. O Connor after he finished one of his yarns. The remark reflects wartime political banter between the two leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tay
Ramsay MacDonad
Great Britain
T. P. O'Connor
Plans for Methodist Picnic and Reunion Details
A Frederick county reunion committee met at Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church to firm up plans for the September 4 reunion day. Rev Dr E Stanley Jones of India will speak, with an arrangement to invite a Southern Methodist representative on unification. An old fashioned love feast is expected as a feature. Numerous committee members from many churches were named to transportation, commissary, program, publicity, and leadership roles. The meeting adjourned with refreshments served by the Leaders Bible Class.
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Methodist reunion committee
Frederick county
Calvary Methodist Episcopal church
E. Stanley Jones
India
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Ed S.Rice
Henry Lamb
Francis
Gaither
Geo. M. Free
C. E. Cline
Gilson
Jolliffe
Frederick
D. Nicodemus
Lewistown
Naomi Kreps
Yellow Springs
Benjamin Erler
Thurmont
Bashi Gilson
Emmitsburg
Robert Grimes
T. C. Boutson
Buckeystown
Howard M. Jones
Brunswick
Vernon Nicodemus
New Market
Wim. A. Scheel
Mt. Airy
Robert E. Burdette
fr. Airy
Oscar Miller
R. Ames
Frederick County Agricultural Fair Plans For 64th Year
The Frederick County Agricultural Society outlines plans for the 64th annual fair to be held October 21 22 23 and 24. Committees of the board of managers will oversee events with enhanced premium lists rules unchanged from prior years and prizes in departments including cattle horses sheep swine machinery poultry farm and garden pomological household and art. Local merchants will offer many special prizes as residents enter stock household goods and art works. Officials list officers and committee members for executive attractions printing advertising race machinery farm and garden household cattle sheep and swine horse poultry and other groups.
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Frederick County Agricultural Society
the
agricultural Society
R. ¥. Smith
Eugene A. Grove
O. C.Warehime
Davia Cramer
T. Snouffer
Abram Hemp
J. W. Humm
Dr. C. E H. Conley
Lee Ranneberzer
E. A Grove
O. C. Warehice
GA TL Snouffer
Employees Enjoy Outing At Walkersville Farm
The C Thos Kemp employees held a Thursday evening picnic at Harry Stine's Walkersville farm starting about 5 o clock. A luncheon was served and games were played. Attendees included Lilian Gaither Nannie Gaither Louise Doering Cora Strine Edith Keller Flossie Cain Edna Cook Grace Blumenauer Mabel Nicodemus Ethel Foreman Rose Smallwood Mamie Nusbaum Mrs Rosie Cain Mrs Nellie Swope Mr Wm Roderick and Mrs Sam W Maples Mr and Mrs Ernest Petlingal Mr and Mrs John D Hann George Demuth and John Aldex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Thos. Kemp
Harry Stine
Walkersville
ME Lilian Gaither
Nannie Gaither
Louise Doering
Cora Strine
Edith Keller
Flossie Cain
Edna Cook
Grace Blumenauer
Mabel Nicodemus
Ethel Foreman
Rose Smallwood
Rails and Steel Stocks Surge in Morning Trading
New York August 1 stock prices rose further in morning trading despite weekend profit taking. Railroads led gains with new 1924 highs in Pittsburgh West Virginia Western Maryland Gulf Mobile and Northern Western Indiana Chicago Northwestern and Peoria and Eastern Illinois. United States Steel climbed to 108.56 after reports of three extra dividends 50 cents each and call money opened higher.
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Associated Press
New York
Pittsburgh
West Virginia
Maryland
Gulf
Mobile
Northern
Chicago
Northwestern
Peoria
Berlin shocks at French Ruhr evacuation proposal
The French plan at the London conference to evacuate the Ruhr within two years drew strong German official opposition. Berlin officials call the demand baseless and argue German consent would imply accepting Ruhr occupation legality. Paris hopes an interallied accord will be reached by tomorrow, warning only the German attitude remains a hurdle.
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The Associates Press
Berlin
London
Ruhr
Germany
Paris
England
Offer to Marry Dorothy Grandon After Tar and Feather Incident
Dorothy Grandon, jailed in Frederick County on a $500 bond as a State witness after the tar and feather mob incident in Mryersville, receives a flood of marriage proposals from across the country. Letters, some via special or registered delivery, claim good looks and wealth, while Dorothy remains calm in jail and unfazed by the attention.
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Dorothy Grandon
Mryersville
Frederick county
Dorothy
Ilinois
La Follette Claims Credit for Attacking War Dept Plans
Washington Aug. 1 La Follette leaders claim credit for opposing the War Department defense day plans, arguing the move militarizes policy. A Cleveland convention resolution endorsed La Follette on July 5 denouncing the test mobilization as militaristic. Senator La Follette learned from Rep. Nelson that efforts to place independent electors on Nevada’s ballot succeeded.
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Associated Press
Washington
La Follette
War Department
Bryan
Basil M. Manly
La Foillette
Cleveland
LaFollette
Nelson
Wisconsin
Chicago
Nevada
Virginia Shifts Pullman Surcharge Policy
Jacam Mond August 1. The State Corporation Commission ordered removal of the 50 percent Pullman and patrol surcharge on inter state travel in Virginia after September 15.
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Jacam Mond
Virginia
State Corporation Commission
Market Street Traffic Plan Changes Tonight
Market Street will stay open tonight except for the two blocks between Second and Fourth streets and the Third street intersection. Likely closures Saturday will affect blocks between Third and Fifth. Patrick Street from Court Street to the Square opens on the south side only. The Merk between the Square and Widdle Alsex remains closed.
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Market street
Third street
Patrick street
Court Street
Davis Plan Highlights Short but Vigorous Campaign
New York August 1 John W Davis Democratic presidential nominee outlined a compact vigorous campaign plan. Campaign manager Clem L Shaver said Davis will rest at Locust Valley after notification then reengage. Spellacy new eastern district manager arrives for conferences with Shaver coordinating operations across New York New Jersey and New England with Davis splitting time between New York Chicago and Washington offices.
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Associated Press
New York
John W. Davis
Clem L. Shaver
Davis l
Locust
bes
Shaver
Davis
Dutchess county
Hyde Park
N. Y
Clarksburg
W. Va
Smith
Thomas J. Spellacy
Sharer
Spellacy
New Jersey
New England
Chicago
Washington
Democratic national organization
Alienists to be heard in Franks case at hearing
Judge John R. Caverly ruled the state must allow alienist testimony on mental condition as it relates to punishment in the Franks case involving Nathan Leopold Sr and Richard Loeb. Dr. William A. White testified on environment and intellectual factors shaping Loeb, describing the defendant as Dickie and noting influences from governesses and associates.
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FRANKS
Associated Press
Chicago
John R.Caverly
Nathan Leopold, Sr
Richard Loeb
rtz
Illinois
William A. White
Washington, D. C
White
Crowe
Caverly
Dr. White
Raobert Franks
Leopold
Dickie
sn lciots
fludge Caverly
Rural Carriers Meet in Baltimore for 21st Maryland Convention
The Maryland Rural Letter Carriers Association held its 21st annual convention in Baltimore at the Central Building. W D Brown of Washington DC spoke on the veto of the postal salary bill and prospects ahead. Delegates reported two new counties and rising membership. two reports pending. National convention attendees X Sharer and J K Marshall listed. Next state convention set for Frederick in 1995. State officers named: President Fred S Russell Chester town, Vice President J K Marshall Reisterstown, Secretary T G Kiler Westminster, Treasurer William E Starner Westminster.
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Maryland Rural Letter Carriers Association
Baltimore
Cemtrar
MLC. AL
W. D. Brown
Washington, D. C
St. Paul
Senterb sre
X. O. Sharer
Rocky Ridge
J. K. Marshall
Reisterstown
Frederick
Fred S. Russell
Chestertown
T. G. Kiler
Westminster
William £. Starner
Canal to Stay Closed. Repairs Fail and Boats Idle
The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal will not reopen this year after spring flood damage. The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad owns the waterway and has yet to disclose future plans. If the canal remains unused, land reverts to heirs per an old agreement. Engineers recommend converting the route into a Washington to Cumberland railroad line. Potomac Lodge I O O F members plan a Fredericks visit Sunday August 3 to view the new Odd Fellows Home for aged and orphaned members, escorted by Frederick guides.
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Chesapeake and Ohio
Georges Creek
Cumberland
Georgetown
Baltmore and Ohio Railroad
canal company
Washington
Potomac Lodge
I. O
Frederigs
iSunday
Odd Fellows Home
order
Frederick
crognds
Pm EL Remier
Aeroplane Base Near Boonsboro to Aid TLSS March
Army officers selected the location for an aeroplane base near Boonsboro to support bombing maneuvers of the TLSS Marines at Antietam Battlefield in September. The site lies along a length of road to Sharpbuzz 373 with daily work this week at the site.
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Boonsboro
TLSS
Antietam
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American Battle , Monuments Commission
Marker
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Canada
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Florida
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