Ritchie Guests Of Democrats At County Convention
Governor Albert C. Ritchie spoke at the county Democratic nominating convention in Winchester Hall urging tax rate cuts and farm program support. The gathering organized committees, backed Coblentz and Stoner, and set slates for State’s Attorney William Storm and Sheriff candidates amid intra-party resolutions and contested nominations.
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Maryland
Albert C. Ritchie
Winchester Hall
Emory L. Coblentz
Maryland Democratic Party
Leonard GO. Barrick
Emory L. Coblutz
Frank L. Stoner
Mary ©. Ott
Mary Maulsby
J. Harry Kennedy
George Allnutt
Sherman P. Bowers
Leslie N. Coblentz
Harry Price
Edward Ryan
John W. Brandenburg
G. O. Hendrickson
R. Frank Sappington
Lewis Molesworth
Tom Harbaugh
L. P. Bartick
Charles Arnold
C. Harry Cramer
Charles K. Shaff
L. R. Waesche
John R
P. Buscard
Ernest Koogle
John W. Llord
E. D. Shriner
Jno
W. Holter
Carl L. Gall
W. E. Hauver
Wilbur Simpson
H. BE. Wilson
Sundergill
Henry Stottlemrer
Andrew v. Summers
John Mentazger
Harvey Js Gimmerman
S. L. Bast
M. |. Remsberg
Auto Hits Rural Mail Wagon on Narrow Bridge
Augustus Roderick aged 59 of East Fourth Street suffered a severe bruising to his left arm when a large car driven by A B Bryan Staunton Virginia struck his rural mail wagon on the one way bridge near Feagaville Thursday morning. The wagon was damaged and the bridge rail saved the team from a fall. Bryan offered to pay for damages but Roderick sent an itemized bill and the matter was settled.
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Augustus Roderick
East Fourth Street
Bryan
Staunton
Feagaville
Roderick
A. B. Lambert
Democratic Convention Adopts Tax Reform and Ballot Changes
The convention nominated Lewis F. Loehner and Roscoe P. Brown for County Commissioner after a two-ballot vote. Resolutions urged strict economic county admin, tax reform, property tax parity, and bond limits. They also called for three-member board and against bloated county expenses. President Harding death resolutions mourned the late leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Smith
Lewis F. Lochner
Mr. Pleasant
Jerome E. Gaver
Harry L. Davis
Thomas Baumgardner
Roscoe B. Brown
John T. Joy
William C. W. Smith
Roger H. Geisbert
Lewis F. Loehner
Roscoe P. Brown
Mrs Houck Not Used as Witness in Kepner Hearing
The Kepner murder trial resumes Monday at 10 am with Mrs Ezra Houck not called as a witness due to ill health. State's Attorney Aaron R. Anders said her condition prevents testimony and that Kepner is expected to be among first witnesses for the defense. The state rested its case Thursday and the trial is expected to conclude midweek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ezra Houck
Grace Simmons Kepner
Anders
Hendrix
Houck
Federline Heroism Seeks Carnegie Medal Recognition
Walter M. Federline, 80, a longtime American Foundry employee and World War I veteran, is nominated by the County Commissioners for a Carnegie medal after saving Mrs. Schell from drowning when her husband, Mr. Schell, died attempting to rescue their son in Tuscarora creek. Federline rescued Mrs. Schell, located Mr. Schell’s body, and brought both to shore, while the community lauds his bravery and honors a fallen national figure.
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Walter M. Federline
Carnegie Foundation
Board of County Commissioners
Federline
William. H. Schell
Schall
Tuscarora Creek
Schell
Mrs. Schell
Fetterline
Mr. Schell
Tle
One Hundred and Twelfth Machine Gun
Wederline
Carnegic Commission
Golden Gate
Palace of Power
Hfe
Frederick County
Political party district central committee listings in Frederick county
Frederick county Democratic central committees are named for numerous districts and precincts including Middletown Catoctin Urbana Woodsboro and Walkersville with many elected officers and delegates such as Chas Holter Wiliam Gaver Albert Smith Edward Holter and dozens more. The list documents district designations and appointed members across several towns and precincts as part of national policy formulation context.
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Frederick County
Middletown
Chas. R. Holter
Wiliam M. Gaver
Albert Smith
George W. Kefauver
Edward F. Holter
W. Frank Holter
Frank Baker
Austin Baughman
Earl Nikirk
Leslie Coblentz
Frank Darner
May Gaylor
Clrton Main
J. Fred Main
Margaret Harley
Lucilla Routzahn
Charlotte Bussard
Orpha Kefauver
Minnia Cockerly
Creagerstown
Frank M. Stevens
Robert Ogle
C. L. Valentine
Harry Krise
Charles H. Krise
Robert Valentine
Roger Geisbert
Frank Stevens
Carrie Garber
Emmitsburg
M. F. Shuff
John Rosensteel
William Kipe
A. A. Martin
Martin Spaulding
William Morrison
J. W. Rowe
Andrew Annan
Bernard Welty
William Rowe
Joseph Kreitz
William Kine
Mark Spaulding
George Knox
J. Ward Kerrigan
Robert Troxell
Jacob Adama
Thomas Baumgardner
David Lentz
William Martin
George Koontz
Harry Boyle
Burrell Martin
Edgar Philips
Lewis Topper
Frank Orndorff
Geo. Koortz
John Zacharias
Ignatius Lings
George Keepers
J. Edward Seltzer
Albert C. Wetzel
Michael Peddicord
John M. Roddy
Edmund Ryan
Annie Corry
D. F. Roddy
J. &. Gloninger
J. J. Crumlish
Emma Moore
I. B. Linge
George Wagner
Catoctin
John E. Kuhn
James Delatter
Simon Beard
Charles Delauter
William Brandenburg
Vernon Yingling
Jesse Catsail
Julia Belt
Liberty
J. Frank Sappington
Maurice Starr
Thos. R. Myers
Edward Noonan
Union Bridge
Albert C. Fogle
Roy Sundergill
Harold Hammond
New Market
Haover’s
Hiram Miller
Marvin F. Birely
Joseph A. Coffman
M. Pryor
W. R. Naylor
Mary C. Coffman
Roseria Brown
Mary K. Willard
Martha Moser
Clara Nfauver
Reuben Smith
Woodsboro
Standard Oil Cuts Gas Price To 16 Cts Gallon
A South Dakota gasoline price cut to 16 cents a gallon was announced by Standard Oil Co of Indiana. The board acted in response to Governor McMaster’s August 7 order to the Mitchell depot. The report notes the move as a recut of the order amid the broader economic pressure.
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Standard Oil
Associated Press
Chicago
South Dakota
Standard Oil Co
Indiana
McMaster
Mitchell
S. D
Bergdoll Kills Man Who Tries To Kidnap Him
In Eberbach Baden August 11 Grover Gr eveland Bergdoll the American draft evader shot and killed a man and wounded another during a kidnapping attempt in his hotel apartment. Two other men outside in an old American army car with a shield on the side were arrested after being menaced. Authorities said one was an American army lieutenant and the other a Russian prince. Bergdoll said he broke free and fired.
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Associated Press
Eberbach
Baden
Grover Greveland Bergdoll
Bergdoll
Silent tribute to lives united by faith and loss
Sympathy fills hearts as families mourn loved ones and seek comfort in Providence with the belief that death leads to eternal triumph. The article urges readers to cherish a shared hearth and trust that all things are well.
Weather Outlook for Northeastern States Next Week
Washington reports a week starting Monday with considerable cloudiness in the North and Middle Atlantic states. Widely scattered localized showers and thunderstorms are likely, with warm conditions at first followed by moderate temperatures later in the week.
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Associated Press
Washington
North Aml
Middle Atlantic States
Cuno Resigns as Berlin Talks Signal Government Change
Berlin reports say Chancellor Cuno handed President Ebert his resignation, but the president declined to accept it. Late cabinet conferences and Reichstag meetings hint at the Cuno ministry’s retirement within 48 hours as Parliament approves emergency tax plans amid rising unrest. Four Communists are killed and 41 injured in Ratibor clashes while workers and peasants clash at Aix-la-Chapelle over crops. United Socialists withdraw confidence in the Cuno government.
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Associated Preas
London
Cuno
Ebert
Berlin
Thor
Ratibor
Upper Silesia
Flerven
Aix-la-Chapelle
United Socialists
New Son-In-Law Arrested On Perjury Charge
A newlywed man in Boanshoia House 21 and Mary Davis 19 wed the same day. Otho Davis father objects and swears out a perjury warrant after alleging House is underage. House is jailed pending hearing. Also James Harrison arrested for domestic assault. bail set at 300. Britain wins the British-American Cup for six meter yacht class at Cowes.
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Frederick County
Charles 3
Rouse
Boanshoia
House
Mary
Davis
Court House
Otho Davis
Charles W. Smith
New President to Name Private Secretary Early
Washington reports President Coolidge will appoint a new private secretary after returning from Marion. He met with Congressional leaders and others to discuss policy while beginning his administration. Mrs Harding returns to Washington to settle affairs and depart the White House after mourning President Harding.
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Associated Press
Washington
Coo-idge
Dlay
Marion
Harding
Willard Hotel
George B. Christian, Jr
Conlidge
Congress
Mobilize Illinois Guard for Strike at Zinc Plant
Ten units of the Illinois National Guard were ordered mobilized for duty at the American Zinc Co. plant in Hillsboro as 700 workers strike after the manager refused to recognize a new union. The action, requested by the Montgomery county sheriff, aims to preserve order amid growing tensions.
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Asenciated Preag
Springfield
Ilinois National Guard
American Zinc Co
Hillsboro
Montgomery County
Col
Taylor
City prepares rebuild on Bentz Street and Market progress
Forces of city workmen oil Bentz Street and begin rebuilding the block between Second and White Streets. Superintendent George B. Culler says the frequent repairs necessitated the full reconstruction. Market Street improvement work is progressing satisfactorily.
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Bentz Street
George B. Culler
Second
White
Market Street
Guardsmen Return From Saunders Range Training
Frederick units including Company A First Regiment Band and Headwarters Company Second Battalion return from two weeks at Saunders Range. Thor also reported back after duties with the Baltimore and Ohio railroad.
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Frederick
National Guard
Saunders Range
Thor
Baltimore and Ohio
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Ritchie Guest
M. Storm
Rate—Laud Harding
Brunswick
H. C. Allgire
J. Dutrow
Mary Ott
J. H W. Gambrill
B. L. Coblentz
William J. Grove
EH. C. Renn
Alton
H. Conley
G. A. T. Snouffer
Louis Etchizon
H. Dorsey Etchison
Grove
Motter
Etchison
Sheriff
Leonard Barrick
Smith
Barrick
Charles 8. Houck
Thomas Jefferson
Ritchie
Jacob Rohrbach
Anl
Secretary of State
H. Darney Etchison
Warren G. Harding
W. Mr. Federline
Carnegie Commission
Coolidge
Mrs. Harding
New Democratic Central Committee
Frederick City
County
Leonard C. Barrick
N. A. Spahr
A. N. Summel
J. C. Dorcus
Ernest Fogle
Iva Eaton
Joseph F. Fox
Richard A. Keeney
Winebrewer
Milton Fogle
New Midway
J. Frank Daugherty
Detour
J. C. Stottlemyer
J. A. le Gore
LeGore
Charles Doreus
Alice Barrick
Fannie Stambaugh
Ithel Fogle
Mary Cramer
Walkersville
A. W. Summel
May Doreus
Nannie Suaw
Mamie Barrick
le Gore
Petersville
Chas. Arnold
Edward Moore
W. P. Carey
D. J. Arnold
C. Par
Susia Thomas
Knoxville
Mt. Pleasant
L. Carpenter
August Morath
Chas
W. Hoffman
George M. Bimebrink
L. F. Lochner
Edng A. Cramer
Emma J. Burrier
Mollie Lochner
Rosa Hamilton
Rachel Lochner
William Burrier
EL M. Hamilton
John DD. Beard
M. R. Etehlson
Mollie V. Bentz
Gao
H. Smith
Albert Walter
Emma Gross
Mary FE. Slagin
Heler
Cochran
Amy C. Lakin
Thurmont
Jackson
John R. Langdon
Daniel J. Gladhill
Grover Gaver
Walter Bidle
Grover Horine
Marshall Warrenfeltz
William E. Hauver
Joseph C. Mosser
Samuel J
John Menizer
James Wallace
Edward J. Heightman
Charles Hemn
John Marker
Greenbury House
Fred_Bar Ber
C. C. Maugher
Ballenger
Annie Beard
George Fulmer
Man
Cuuno
Gharge
James HW. Harrison
Knoxie
Jones
Carrie Harrison
J. Grahame Johnson
Britain
Cowes
Tele of Wight
Great Britain
White House
Festertay
Illinois
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