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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Aug 10, 1923

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Decision on Witness Houck Sr. in Kepner Murder Case

The court debated calling Mrs. Ezra Houck Sr. as a witness after it emerged she was in the bedroom where her daughter Mrs Grace Simmons Kepner was found shot. State's Attorney Aaron R. Anders said he would seek her testimony if she could physically appear, given her age and condition, and said he would consult her physician.

Aaron R. Anders Ezra Houck Kepner Alban M Wood Urner Worthington Peter Houck Anders Leo Weinberg B. Byard Kepner J. O. Hendrix

City 10 Honor Nation's Chief

Frederick joins in paying tribute to President Warren G. Harding with a 4 pm funeral service at the Evangelical Reformed church. Bells toll from 3:45 to 4, then chimes quietly during the service led by Rev Dr. Henri L. G. Kieffer, with remarks by Rev. A. Lee Barret and prayers by Rev. Douglass Hooff.

Frederick Warren G. Harding Mr. Harding Evangelical Reformed Church Henri L. G. Kieffer A. Lee Barret Douglass Hooff Kurtz Miller Marion

New President Coolidge Visited Frederick in 1920

The article recalls Calvin Coolidge’s fall 1920 Frederick visit to 1,500 2,000 locals at the First Regiment Armory. He arrived plain dressed with a tired expression, greeted friends, and gave a modest campaign speech after a long journey. The piece notes his democratic bearing and dislike of show.

Calvin Coolidge United States Harding Frederick Coolidge President Coolidge Frederic Baltimo Ohio Fra) Lowdon Illinois Owung Warren G. Harding Ohi James Cox Republica M Coolidge Coac Hiac South Mr Coolidge Massachusetts

Bryan lauds late president in memorial service address

The Associated Press reports Bryan in Miami praised the late President Harding at a memorial service under American Legion auspices. He lauded Harding’s patriotism and conscientious public service, stating the nation’s citizens respect him for his exalted office and character. A separate note mentions plans for a Michigan farmers caravan with final preparations by a Chamber of Commerce committee tonight.

Associated Press Miami Florida Warren G Harding William ¥. Bryan American Legion United States Bryan Michigan Chamber of Commerce C. of C

Sale Of House And Lot In East Sixth Street

Nash F E Cramer and Sor real estate loan and insurance agents sold for Mr and Mrs Michael J Honff their lot with a two and a half story dwelling at No 17 East Sixth street to William R Getzendanner.

Nash FE Cramer and Sor Michael J Honff East Sixth Street William R . Getzendanner

Democrats 10 Nominate Ticket Opens at Winchester Hall

Democrats of Frederick gather at Winchester Hall to nominate fall election candidates. Delegates from Middletown Tuscarora Brunswick Emmitsburg Woodshoro and Walkeraville send mass delegations with named individuals listed among the returned delegates.

Democrats Frederick Winchester Hall Ios Middletown Tuscarora Joseph Martz Andrew , Summers Joseph Hildebrand Milton Angleberger Spencer Crup William i W. S. Gross A. B. Haller C. F Feete W. F. Sigafonse Forrest Moler C. W. Gatrell H W. Ayers J. A. Roeder G. C Dean

General Gouraud Visits Frederick Extols Harding At Hotel Braddock

General Henri Gouraud famed Lion of the Argonne visited Frederick on a military day off with French and American officers en route to Gettysburg. He spoke through an interpreter about Harding and the Rainbow Division, praising unity across states and the wartime bond. He will dine at Hotel Braddock and proceed to Gettysburg before returning to Baltimore.

Henri Eugene Frances Gouraud Frederick Francis Scott Key Gettysburg Baltimore Hotel Braddock The Argonne Harding Frances Frarding Gourand M Millerand Washington Gouraud Count Philip de Vibraye Arthur D. Budd John Jo Mangan RS. Keyser U. S Moc C. E. McCullough Ametes Laheliac

Lions Club Honors Harding in Frederick Tribute

Members of the Frederick Lions Club paused their weekly luncheon to honor Warren G Harding. H Dorsey Etchison delivered a commemorative eulogy, praising the late President as loving and great. A moment of silence followed and a verse of the national anthem was sung. Harding’s death after a trip to Alaska was marked as a national disaster that may yield good outcomes. The tribute continued as plans noted for the burial at Marton Ohio.

Frederick Lions Club Warren Gamaliel Sip+ding Marton Ohio H. Dorsey Etchison Nelson Hotel Ridgeville Etchison Lfe Warren Harding Washington Alaska West Hns Coolidge Connellsville Goolidge Marion Warren G. Harding Martinsburg Cumberland Mr. Harding Mr Coolidge Justice Tatt General Pershing Congress Page

Coolidge Speeds West To Attend The Ceremonies

Special trains sweep to Harding funeral as President Coolidge, Chief Justice Taft, and officials travel to Marion Ohio. Crowds gather along Central Street and around the casket while mourners fill the scene with flowers, banners, and silent tribute.

Coolidge Chief Associated Press Marlon Goolidge Taft Harding Marion

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