Kepner Trial Details Postmortem Autopsy Dispute
In Kepner murder case investigator testimony centers on an autopsy of Mrs Grace Simmons Kepner exhumed body. Dr Ira McCurdy testifies the procedure cannot confirm where the fatal bullet entered though he argues it struck the right temple. The witness also acknowledges income tax uncertainty and evades some responses about firearms and jewelry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Evard Kepner
Grace Simmons Kepner
Edward C. Peter
Lulu Ricketts
Kepner
Peter
Ira J. McCurdy
McCurdy
Aaron R. Anders
Dr. McCurdy
Urner
Anders
Kenner
Charles A. Kahler
Baltimore
Washington
Dil von
Kepper
Repner
Commercial State Bank
Worthington
J. O. Hendrix
Houck
Takoma Park Sanatorium
Frederick
Kline
D. R. McIntyre
Judge Peter
Miss Ricketts
Hagerstown
Cramer
Jim
Thig
New York
Weinberg
Kahler
Dr. Maldeis
Malder
New Chancellor Gives Conditions To End Resistance
Dr. Gustav Stresemann outlined Germanys terms to end passive Ruhr resistance including full Ruhr control restoration Rhineland conditions and release of all German citizens outlawed or imprisoned. He did not address evacuation and spoke in a skeptical tone about burning clothes related to a local inquiry. The report notes related financial testimony and personal details in a separate court case.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Gustav Stresemann
Germany
Ruhr
Rhineland
Stresemann
Willam F. Schmidt
Addie Tyler
Schmidt
Miners Leaders Agree To Confer With Commission
The Associated Press reports that John L. Lewis of the United Mine Workers accepted an invitation to meet in New York with the Federal Coal Commission and anthracite operators to avert a strike set for September 1. Samuel D. Warriner announced operators will attend the parley in New York.
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Associated Press
Alantie City
N. J
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Federal Coal Commission
New York
Philadelphia
Samuel D. Warriner
Fedeal Coal Commission
Michigan tours caravan to Frederick reaches city today
About 300 autos and 500 travelers arrive at Frederick from Hagerstown for a two day visit. The Michigan Tours Association caravan stops at the fair grounds with campfires, a welcome address, and a concert. The group plans visits to Gettysburg Pike sights and Endless Caverns before heading to Washington.
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Michigan Tours Association
BE. W. Ailhouse
Frederick
Althouse
Delco
Ccaravan
Gettysburg Pike
Fair Grounds
Wincheater
Washington
Maryland
L. M. Miel
Montcalm County
Michigan
Cumberland
Miel
Muell
Muel
Court Register
Ohio State Grange
Warry Caton
Fresno
Ohio
Corps of State
Mlice
Tw Vennes Ania
Mr. Brown
Ute Larner
Tragic death as Mrs. Hutzell takes poison in Boonsboro
Mrs. Ethel Hutzell aged 25 living near Dahlgren died after taking strychnine in her husband Elmer Hutzell's arms. The couple and children had attended a Littletown picnic earlier and purchased the poison in Boonsboro. No motive is given. Funeral service will be held Tuesday at the Boonsboro Lutheran Church with Rev. A. E. Cooper officiating. Interment will follow in Boonsboro cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Hutzell
Dahlgren
State Road
Boonsboro
F Huteel
Elmer Hutzell
Littletown
Hutzells
Leroy
Kenneth Parerts
Elmer Moss
Plmer Moss
Sharpsburg
Clarence Palmer
Slagerstown
A. E. Cooper
Middletown
City Board Discusses Pacing Street Work On Market
The Board of Aldermen, Mayor Lloyd Culler, City Engineer Emory Crum and Water Superintendent George Burck met to plan faster Market street improvements. They outlined two block weekly mains advancement and curb relaying, with curbing setbacks from Fifth to Patrick streets and completion hoped soon.
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Board of Aldermen
Lloyd ©. Culler
Emory .¢. Crum
George Burck
Market Street
Sidin
Church Street
Seventh
Pitth Streets
Fifth Street
Patrick Street
Patrick
Oils Drag Down Market As Shares Sell Off
New York shares fell with oils leading the decline as pressure intensified. Steels, motors, and equipment followed with 1 to 2 point drops, oils sinking to new yearly lows while overall trading stayed active and sentiment grew increasingly bearish through the session.
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Associated Press
New York
Dr Harding Comes to Office First Time Since Son's Death
Marion Ohio August 14 De George T Harding father of the late President visited his office for the first time since the funeral. He said he was feeling tolerably well and is 79 years old.
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Associated Press
Marion
Ohio
de George T. Harding
Dr. Harding
Martial law proclaimed in Oklahoma after mob violence
Tulsa reports martial law to be decreed by Governor Walton with three infantry companies to enforce rules. Proclamation follows abduction of Nathan Hentaman by masked men in Tulsa, who was taken to the countryside and severely whipped amid months of beatings.
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Associated Press
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Walton
Oklahoma City
Aldrich Blake
Nathan Hentaman
Jail Americans Who Attempted Bergdoll Kidnap
Two Americans, Calvie Meorer Gmth of Ohio and Eugene Nielson of Illinois, were moved to the Mosbach jail after involvement in last Saturday's Bergdoll kidnapping attempt. Authorities say ether was found on suspect Karl Schuldt and another stash hidden in a seized American automobile.
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Associated Drews
Ehberbach
Aden
Calvie Meorer
Kurl Schuldt
Bergdort
Delegates Named for Frederick Republican Nominating Convention
Frederick District delegates to the Republican county nominating convention were announced. The event is set for Thursday at eleven at the Armory to select candidates for the fall election. Delegates from Frederick, Creagerstown, and Tuscarora districts plus Burkittsville district are listed with numerous names and central committee members.
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Frederick
Frederick County
Armory
Hames
Harvey D. Martz
A. 8. Bourne
Claggett E. Ramsburg
Wm. B. James
Thomas A. Chapline
Harry B. Witter
Charlon A. Brooks
Samuel Waters
Gilmer Schley
B. Austin James
C. F. Goodell
Elsia Hoover
D. Charles Winebrenner
Markwood PD
Harp
Wm. Wertenbaker
Harry R Snook
Guy Albaugh
Samuel Gardner
Ta Ira EB. Bilger
George W. Shoemaker
TJ. Murray Cronenburg
John W. Snook
Elizabeth Gilson
TH. Noel Haller
Marshall Jenkine
County Central Committee
Prederick
Claggett BE. Ramsburg
Harvey J. Martz
J. D. Kidwiler
Mary Winebrenner
F. A. Alexander
John Cronenburg
Noanrighton
Mitchell Johnson
Edwin
Markell
John H. Martz
Charles & Brnaka
Harry 3. Wilder
Charles W. Sponseller
Sam[ue] Waters
Gouker
Lmer Sehrey
H. Wilson Schley
W. Warry Haller
Verton N. Smith
W. T. Shook
Reno
Warp
Millard Nenusz
Chas
McG Mathias
Leo Weinhers
Mra
Eisle Hoover
M.D. Warp
Harry Chapline
Harvey Tlann
Chester Hauver
Edgar FF. McBride
Wertenbaker
B Darner
Roger Youn
Albert W. Condon
Ianac N. Loy
Roderick
Arthur
Wullard
Marshall Jenkins
Paarl Fader
Ingemar Albaugh
Holden
Felton
Wm. Steiner
Ira
B.ser
Harry Gilbert
John W. Snoak
Mehrle Dixon
John W. Brunner
Creagerstown
Dewitt
George C Warner
Leslie Wann
William Long
George Reitler
Leslie Fox
Wiliam Iem
Cameron Elekenbrote
Charles D. Wood
Harry Steadman
Charles Pom. Kalb
Colonel Layman
William Shryock
Ray Tlankey
Charles P.M Kalb
James G. Stevens
Tuscarora
Yellow Springs
G. Hooper
Charles Uzra Staley
Coneention
AG Woaper
Charles Ezra Statler
Chester G Clem
Mamie Fensa
Ethel Martz
Reverdy T. Staley
T. Sinley
Mlatten Kemp
Dennis Lenhart
Brian Marler
John Korrell
Josiah R. Feaga
Coolidge Declines Special Session and Names Cabinet
President Coolidge says no special session of Congress is needed before the December meeting. The new administration plans substitute fuel measures to avert shortages amid the anthracite strike. Coolidge presided at his first Cabinet meeting with most of Harding’s counselors, pledging continued service in their current posts.
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Coolidge
Congress
Associated Press
Washington
Cong Rees
White House
Forday
President Coolidge
Harding
Mellon
Denby
Summer Teachers Examinations Held at Academy Building
Twenty three embryo teachers assembled in the Academy building for the first session of August examinations. Most aspirants had just completed summer schools. five men were among the examinees. A second session is planned for this afternoon with two more on Wednesday. This marks the second summer of teacher exams at the site. The practice of holding exams after school closes will be discontinued. only summer exams will be held in August going forward.
Miners Trapped After Wyoming Explosion
One hundred fifty miners are trapped following an explosion at a mine near Kemmerer Wyoming, per a report to the Oregon Short Line Railroad offices shortly after 11 this morning. No other details were received.
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Associated Press
Salt Lake City
Ccal
Kemmemier
Wryo
Oregon Short Line Railroad
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Caoramus
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Long Island
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Charles Karn Staler
Vernon Feaga
Allen Wachter
William M. Stull
Charles Reeder
Charles A. Staley
George Martz
Elmer Ro Feaga
Mamie Yveaga
Taira Tucker
Blaine Tucker
Burkittsville Olstret
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Stanley Deélanter
Atlee Horine
C. M. Hishtman
Harry
Agres
Wyoming
S.C. Stein
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Lucie Ramsburs
Misa Rebekah den Lashmutt
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