Kepner Murder Trial Hearings Hear From Lulu Ricketts
Lulu V. Ricketts testified that she and Kepner drove together with May Tucker and drank whiskey on multiple trips, though she said Kepner never proposed marriage. The testimony linked notes and exchanges with Kepner after Mrs. Kepner's death as the case proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Biehl
Seeger and Co
Kepner
Osborne Price
Charles F. Seeger
Seeger
Marion S. Moberly
Miss Ricketts
Eli G. Haugh
Anders
Weinberg
Houck
Baltimore
Miller’s Restaurant
Palace Theatre
Miller's
May Tucker
Hagerstown
Monocacy Bridge
Buckeystown
Repairs to Grace Reformed Church Underway Near Sept Services
Repair work at Grace Reformed Church on East Second Street progresses rapidly with a new brick wall replacing a fence and interior upgrades including repainting lighting and a hardwood floor. The auditorium is expected ready for services by September 1, while organizers and committee members oversee plans for a special service once complete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Reformed Church
East Second Street
A. R. Lampe
Gas and Electric Department
Potomac Public Service Company
H. H. Abbott
R. S. Hargett
R. L. Smith
D. G. Overhart
Irving Staley
TOR
Clinton McSherry
Funeral Day Closures Across Town After President Harding Tribute
The post office and banks close Friday for a memorial to President Harding with doors locked during the 4 to 5 pm hour. The Frederick Treight station and H and F Railway operations halt briefly. Memorial services are planned at Asbury and Grace churches with union participation in Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Irving
Riser
Grace Church
Brunswick
E. E. Burgess
Grand Jury Receives Evidence in Fuller and McGee Case
United States Attorney announced that evidence was presented before a federal grand jury against several individuals linked to Edward M Fuller and William F McGee, bankrupt bucket shop operators. Indictments may follow for alleged connections with a wide spread bucket shop syndicate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fuller
M’gee
Associated Prensa
New York
Amposk
United Ethotes
Haywatl
Edward M Fuller
Willam F. McGee
Stock Broker Files Bankruptcy Petition
Charles L. Peabody a stock broker filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in federal court citing debts of 187 268 and assets of 23 000 The article recounts testimonies from Miss Ricketts about meetings with Kepner relations after his wife s death and notes on communications between them The piece includes courtroom details and references to notes and a detective involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lulu V. Ricketts
Edward Kepner
Kepner
Grace Simmon
Anders
John T. White
Weinberg
White
Prof. White
Church Street
Second Street
Miss Ricketts
Cramer's
North Market Street
Patrick Street
South Market Street
Rassinated Press
New York
Charles L. Peabody
Judge Urner
H. Wife
Baltimore
Howard Street
Charles A. Kahler
Smith
Hear
Dewnse
Co operative Drug Co failure hits 900 investors in Frederick
Frederick residents who bought stock in the Delaware Co operative Drug Company face losses estimated at 100000 to 125000 as ancillary receiver George N Davis of Wilmington takes control. The Frederick store may stay open up to sixty days while possible reorganization plans are considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Co-operative Drug Company
Delaware Corporaton
United States District Court
Baltimore
George N. Davis
Wilmington
Del
Davis
Delaware Corporation
Philadelphia
Maryland
Hagerstown
Frederick County
Islaid
Roanoke
Bing
inMaryland
Hugh M Morris
United States District Court of
Delaware
City Street Work Progress Amid Road Plan
Street improvements on Market and East South streets advance under state supervision. Digging and trench prep for water and gas mains continue while detours guide traffic on the North Market highway. Potomac Public Service awaits city readiness to begin laying rails and completing curb work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Market Street
Roads Commission
Fourth
Seventh
North Market Street
Bentz
Fents
Roy Nusz
Hast South Street
East South Street
Carroll
Ecach
Tondee
Potomac Publtlc Service Company
Frederick
Potomac Public Service Company
Frederick Bankers Outing to Taneytown
The Clearing House Association of Frederick bankers held an afternoon outing Wednesday near Taneytown. The group traveled by automobile and enjoyed a chicken dinner with reminiscences and baseball memories. Attendees included George Baumgardner, F B Sap, T A RB Collmuss, Albert Gilson, and many others. Grover I Michael and Howard M Albaugh led the organizing committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clearing Hrouse Association
Saubleaton
Taneytown
Banke of
Grover I
Michael
Elmer Brown
W. Clagett T. Summers
Homer J.kepler
Byron Coblentz
Austin W. Howard
Wo Tweene Sanniers
Gur Cramer
Lloyd Fisher
Edward Shaw
Howard M. Albaugh
Paris Court Rejects Krupp Appeal in High Profile Case
The Paris court of cassation rejected the appeal of Baron Krupp von Bohlen and Krupp directors against sentences from Baltimore. Frederick reports note local losses as $1,000,000 tied to three Frederick area enterprises including the Co-Operative Drug Store Company and Geiger-Tones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Court of Cassation
Baron Krupp von Bohlen
Krupp
Essen
Krupp Company
Funeral Train Delays Marvel Crowds for Harding Farewell
Crowds along the route into Marion Ohio swell beyond 100000 as the funeral train bearing President Harding’s body slows through towns like Blooming Grove Caledonia and Canton. Stops mark tributes to mentor William McKinley with plans for rain at Marion and newspaper suspensions across New England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Marion
Ohio
President Harding
Marion County
Blooming Grove
Little Mariow
Mr. Harding
Court House
Caledonia
Harding
Union Station
George T. Harding
East Center Street
Canton
William McKinley
Columbus
Weather Bureau
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Rob’t Tyson
Urner
Ricketts
Robert S. Tyson
Charles A. Wickless
Cramer’s Palace of Music
Barbara Fritchie
Vana
Kerner
Kenner
Tammond Trner
Contidge
Marrland
Ritchie
Charles Fo Seeger
GRACE
Eitire
Co. D. Albaugh
Pennsylvania Railroad
Frederick Treight
Pdtomac Public Service Company
Asbury M. EF
the Baptist Church
Quinn A. M. EB
Aili Sainte’ Street
Co-Operative Drug CO
Clearing House Association
Countania
Co-Operative Drug Store Company
Geiger-Tones Company
Dollings Company
Three Concerna
President McKinley
Little Ohio
Boston
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