Mrs Kepner's Sisters Detail Key Events At Inquest
Miss Eleonor Houck and Elizabeth Houck describe finding the shell near the bed, identifying the pistol, and discussions with Ev Kepner after Mrs Kepner's death. They recount visits, jewelry, wills, and claims of a supposed double life, with testimonies about family motions, mood, and the aftermath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kepner
Mies Elizabeth Houck
Miss Houck
Elizabeth
Cleanor Houck
Weinberg
Mrs. Kepner
Eleanor Houck
Elizabeth Monck
Harding's State Funeral Body Arrives at Capitol
The Harding procession reaches the Capitol as troops, Pershing, and leaders gather. Mrs. Harding travels separately while a Marine band plays hymns. The casket is placed on the catafalque and a prayer service concludes the national rites.
Funeral Procession and Harding Funeral Details
The text describes President Harding lying in state under the dome in Washington and a long funeral procession to Marion. It notes Mrs Harding escorted by Secretary Christian and Dr Sawyer, and Wilson leaving the cortege at the capitol. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad will stop for five minutes during the funeral and offices close in Marion to 6 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Mrsed Harding
Christian
Dr. Sawyer
White House
Wilson
Capitol Plaza
Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Harding
Shriver
Sofar
Funeral for William Schell Held in City
The funeral for William Henry Schell, drowned Sunday afternoon, was held at his West South Street home at 11 o'clock. Rev. A S G Rupp conducted services. pallbearers included Leslie Burger and others. Burial followed at Mt. Olivet with O B Cline as director. Noah E Cramer and Son sold Rippe tract in New Market district to Glenn J Wingett with possession set for September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Henry Schell
West South Street
A. S. G. Rupp
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Leslie Burger
Robert Staley
Eldridge Wachter
Harry Stup
Alfred Fogle
George Free
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
O. B. Cline
Noah E. Cramer
L. W. Rippe
New Market District
Glenn J. Wingett
Mr. Wingett
Hafner and Harding Tie the Knot in Frederick
Charles J. Hafner of Frederick and Minnie Lee Harding of Park Mills married on Wednesday August 1 in the Presbyterian manse with Rev. Dr. Gachr officiating. They will reside at 415 North Bentz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hafner—Harding
Charles J. Hafner
Frederick
Minnie Lee Harding
Park Millis
Gachr
North Bentz
Knit Bracelets Gain Popularity For Tiny Handkerchiefs
Hand knit bracelets designed to hold a small colored linen handkerchief or chiffon square are described as easy to make and currently fashionable. The craft is highlighted as a popular accessory trend.
Black Braidcloth Garment Description Plate
A cast of black broadcloth features Teveres and cuffs of braided white flannel with bias folds along the front, detailing a distinctive garment style.
Women of Union Bridge Club Visit Frederick on Tuesday
The Union Bridge Women's Club spent Tuesday on an outing to Frederick and Braddock Heights. They met at 11 o'clock for a business session at Mrs. K. L. Stoner's home, lunched at the Francis Scott Key Hotel, then toured Bradock Heights. Members listed include Mrs. W. O. Ibach, president, and guests from Baltimore and local areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Bridge Women’s Club
Prederick and Braddock Lleights
Mra. Kk. L
Jesse Smith
Chiva Maglar
Leo Myers
Barrier Cookson
B.4. Shriner
Mart Shriner
Frances LB. Repp
Marla Senseny
Mary M. Murray
Joseph Enelar
W. ©. Ibach
R. Lee Myers
P. L. Stoner
George Worman
Robert Walden
Misa Poleal
Baltimore
Cuno Labels British Reparations Plan Unpleasant
Chancellor Cuno in a Reichstag speech criticizes Britain for its reparations proposal as unpleasant to Germany. He states Germany will not bow to French demands to tell Ruhr residents to abandon passive resistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Berlin
Cuno
Reichstaag
Great Britain
Germany
Ruhr
July birth surplus over deaths in city report
City health officer Dr Ira J McCurdy notes July births total 32 with 29 white 15 male 14 female and 3 colored. deaths resident 10 with 7 white 3 male 4 female and 3 colored including one still birth. Causes include diabetes enterocolitis peritonitis tuberculosis carcinoma apoplexy capillary bronchitis and hemiplegia with infectious diseases diphtheria whooping cough measles and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira J. McCurdy
Stock market prices edge higher amid gaps and pause
The market held gains in morning trading despite uncovering several weak spots. Trading ran on a restricted scale with a pause from 11 to 12 30 out of respect to President Yarding. Call money opened at 4 75 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
President Yarding
Eight Hour Day to Start in Chicago Mills
The Rasnanciated Press reports that several steel mill units in the Chicago district are expected to begin an eight hour day next Monday though no official statement has been issued. The trend toward shorter hours continues as operations adjust to new standards.
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Rasnanciated Press
Chicago
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Hagrisburg
Hancock
Nancy Nash
Atoney Weinberg
Ezra
George McCleery
Grace
Houck
H. J. Malders
Baiti- More
Eleanor
Anders
Elizabeth Houck
J. O. Hendrix
Liberty
Ezra Houck Sr
Capitol Nation
Capitol
Lion Firm 2 Foundation
Ye Saints of the Lord
Theodore Roosevelt
Ani
Pershing
Henry Cabott Lodge
Rotunda
Senate Chamber
Ufe
Coolidge
Taft
Marshall
Catafalque
Linco'n
Dr. Montgomery
Dr. Anderson
Fom
Peo
E. L. Kritzer
Central Trust Bldg
Indian Refining Company Locorporated
East Church ST
Hymeneas
Gueate
F. L. Stoner
Francia Scott Key Hotel
Tife
Warren G. Harding
Helfenstein & Urner
North Market Street
J. Paul Delphey
Harley-Davidson Motorcycles
W. Patrick St
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