Jury Indicts Stultz for Adams Killing in Frederick County
Grand jury reconvened after police officer John H. Adams was shot during an attempted arrest of William A. Stultz. About 25 witnesses were summoned by State's Attorney Aaron R. Anders as the panel prepared to indict Stultz for murder, with a trial date to be set after the indictment. Witnesses also testified regarding an assault on Deputy Sheriff Adelsberger by W H Long.
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Frederick county court
William A. Stultz
John H. Adams
Stultz
Adams
Charles W. Smith
Alien Bartgis
Hammond Urner
Glenn H. Worthington
Urner
Grand Jury
Frederick
Btate
Aaron R. Anders
Adelsberger
Emmitsburg
W. H. Long
Long
Baltimore
New Police Blotter Adopted for City Court Cases
A new police court blotter arrived and began use Saturday night. It records detailed case data including prisoner name, arresting officer, witnesses and addresses, charges, dispositions, fines, jail time, prisoner sex age literacy nativity and more. The blotter is for city cases only.
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Baltimore city
Prisoner Fletcher Suffering Appendicitis at Montevue
Clyde Fletcher the Marine arrested here last week for disturbing the peace is hospitalized at Montevue with appendicitis. He was jailed in default of a $10 fine after being picked up near Court House Square. A deserter from Quantico he awaits armed guards from his camp and recovery before possible return to duty. The note adds that the shooter’s wife is Detroit born.
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Montevue hospital
Fletcher
Court House Square
Quantico
Virginia
Monitevee
Wallace One Time Police Court Regular Vanishes
George Wallace a man noted for frequent appearances in the local police court over the years has not appeared recently. Authorities say he was treated for alcoholic poisoning and taken to Montevue on August 5 under the care of his uncle Monday.
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Wallace
Montevue
Builders Bible Class Outing At Grace Reform Sunday School
The Builders Bible Class of Grace Reformed Sunday School will enjoy an outing hosted by president R Paul Smith at his father's home near Woodsboro on Wednesday evening. Automobiles depart Grace Church between 5 and 6 30. They previously held an old time picnic at Richard Hargett's Jugbridge meadow with a Monocacy riverbank supper and a baseball game between two local teams. Watermelons and cantaloupes followed. The event was so enjoyable it was unanimously voted to make the picnic annual.
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Grace Reformed Sunday School
R. Paul Smith
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Long Interests Take Control Of Market Surge
The Associated Press reports that long interests gained control of the stock market this morning with prices rising after early selling orders were absorbed. Mexican oils, dividend paying rails, and independent steel shares showed conspicuous strength while Famous Players, International Paper, Pittsburg Coal, and Union Pacific hit new highs. American Radiator, Gulf Steel, and Louisville and Nashville declined one to four points. Call money opened at 3 1/2 percent. Closing was heavy with about 600 shares traded.
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Associated Press
New York
Famous Players
Intermtational Paper
Pittsburg
Union Pacific
American
Gulf Steel
Louisville
Nashville
Call money
Nova Scotia Coal Mines Hit By Major Miner Strike
Virtually every important coal mine in Nova Scotia is closed today by a strike involving upwards of 12 000 miners. Five thousand Cape Breton miners rejected the wage agreement arranged by their officers with the British Empire Steel Corporation and declared for the strike.
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Associated Press
Sidney
Nova Scotia
Cape Breton
British Empire Steel Corporation
Rail Unions Rebuff President Offer in National Strike
Washington August 135 Leaders of the railroad labor organizations rejected the Presidents settlement offers for the shop craftsmen strike. They said direct mediation between railroad executives and the four brotherhoods is continuing while executives refused to accept the President’s proposition and would not permit all striking workers to return to work.
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Associated Press
Washington
Canadian Railways Cut Wages After Strikes Threats
Montreal August 15 Canadian railways today cut semi monthly wages of shopmen by about 200000 as 37000 workers had threatened to strike if action occurred before the Board of Conciliation decides the dispute. Carnival At Heights. A children’s carnival was held last print at 0 o'clock in the Braddock Heights auditorium under Potomac Public Service Company auspices. About 50 children took part in a Highland Fling reading violin duet vocal solo and fairy dance before the main play The Game of Cinderella in which 35 children dressed as flowers appeared. A dance followed in the pavilion. Sale Of Real Estate. Cramer and Stauffer sold for Myrtle R Beall and Cora E Sheffield their lot of ground to Mr and George Ferguson.
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Montreal
Canadian railways today
Board of Conciliation
Heights
Braddock Heights
Potomac Public Service Company
Cramer and Stauffer
Myrtle R. Beall
Cora E. Sheffield
Mr. and
George Fergunsa
Anders Asks Governor for Immediate Prisoner Release Inquiry
State's Attorney Aaron Anders awaits Governor Ritchie's reply to protest the weekend release of prisoners from the House of Correction. He argues such liberty invites further crime and asks for an immediate investigation to identify who releases inmates and why. The letter cites Mary R Fisher's affidavit and notes a related assault case involving Boone Fisher.
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Ritchie
House of Correction
State Board of Prison Control
Frederick city
Mary R. Fisher
Monnday
Boone Fisher
Frank Stauffer
Walkersville
Fisher
Campaign for West Virginia churches backs colleges
The Northern and Southern Presbyterian churches of West Virginia united in a statewide effort to raise 1 100 000 for schools and colleges. Davis and Elkins College in Elkins will receive 500 000, Randolph County including Elkins contributed about 150 000, and the campaign in Elkins and county ran three weeks ending August 10 with about 7 000 more raised. Local pulpits and a union service at the Methodist church aided the drive chaired by a county special committee. Mrs Allen wife of President Allen long connected to the area.
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West Virginia
Davis and Elkins College
Elkins
Jas. E. Allen
Randolph county
Frederick
Allen
J. B. Gerrott
Conference To Avoid Another Ba & O Strike
Baltimore August 15. Conferences between Baltimore and Ohio Railroad officials and Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Clerks Freight Handlers and Auditors were resumed. David Cordic said wage, vacation and sick leave pay were being discussed as part of the labor dispute. the strike vote outcome had not yet been announced.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
the
Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Clerks
David Cordic
brotherhood
Beltimere and
Ohio Gerke
End Of Coal Strikes Near Harding Plan For Railroads
Cleveland and Philadelphia reports on the soft coal strike settlement and the anticipated resumption of work. Operators and miners approved partial terms with plans to appoint an Advisory Commission of Inquiry, meeting next October to shape a new agreement. Officials expect an immediate end to hard coal disruptions with a joint conference to finalize terms.
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Harding
Associated Press
Cleveland
Advisory Commission of Inquiry
T. K. Maher
Philadelphia
Samuel D. Warriner
Adams Fund Nears Two Thousand Mark and Organizes Charge
The Adams fund approaches $2,000 with a committed charge to deposit and disburse funds for long term family aid. Today's additions total 179 dollars, bringing grand contributions to $1,892.50. A five-member committee including Mayor Culler and H. D Baker will supervise payments and plan fundraising. Notable donors include Mrs. J. B. Garrett and various Bible classes and company employees.
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J. H. Gambrill, Jr
A. R. Anders
Culler
News-Post
J. B. Garrett
Elkins
W. Va
C. & P. Telephone Company
C. Thos. Kemp
E. D. Grove, Jr
Stephens City
Little Charlotte Smith
Smith
Feast of the Assumption Observed in Notre Dame Paris
Mrs Josephine Etchison and party recalling a year past describe attending the Feast of the Assumption at Notre Dame Cathedral Paris on August 15 1921 The narrative notes the global holy day observance the reverent crowd the unity of rich and poor and the war's impact on worshippers while recounting the moving procession and silent appeals for divine consolation.
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Josephine Etchison
East Church street
Europe
Paria
Notre Dame Cathedral
France
Rockville Fair Judges Announced For August Exhibit
Mrs J Somerville Dawson announces Rockville fair July dates with judges named for flowers Works of art Fancy work Culinary and antiques. Exhibits to be judged include bread making breakfast planning and serving demonstrations by Girls Clubs teams from Garrett Park Dawsonville Sandy Spring and others.
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Rockvill
Rockville
Flowers
Z. D. Blackistone
Washington
Florence Doub
Frederick
David Blakemore
Marion C. Bell
Knight
Maryland State College
William H. Talbott
Dawson
Garrett Park
Dawsonville
Avery
Sandy Spring
Mrs Parkhurst Withdraws From Congress Candidacy
Mrs Parkhurst of Berwyn withdraws from the Democratic nomination for the Fifth district seat in Congress. She says the task she aimed for has been accomplished and she is free to work in other fields. The note ends with a quip about uplift progress.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Mra
Braddock Heights Song Service Announces Speaker
The Braddock Heights Song Service committee today named Congregeman Arthur M. IteR of San Jose California as speaker for Sunday evening. Bissane will be Japanese in California. Mr Free will be entertained in this county by Mr and Mrs E F Kefauver of Middletown.
Frederick welcomes globe trotting newsboy King Cole
Frederick newsboys host King Cole a world touring paper seller who has traveled Europe and Latin America for three years. The Hagerstown native reports selling newspapers in twenty four countries and claims recent big customers included President and Mrs Harding. Cole plans to share lessons in advance salesmanship with local newsboys and demonstrate paper selling strategies during a two day visit.
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King Cole
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Cole
Hagerstown
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Latin America
Harding
Washington
Trains Resuming on Santa Fe After Brotherhood Walkout
Trains on the Santa Fe Railway began moving again as workers from the Big Four Brotherhood ended a strike in Santa Fe. Dispatchers in San Bernardino reported the end of the walkout on the Union Pacific line. Federal officials investigate claims trains were abandoned at key points causing passenger suffering amid tighter Southwest labor tensions.
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Associated Press
Toa Angeles
Cal
Santa Fe Railway
Big Four Brotherhood
San Bernardino
Union Pacific
Harding to Invite Employers to Run Rail Lines
President Harding plans to invite railroad employers to operate the lines as mediation ends. The White House announced that the administration will present Congress a comprehensive statement of the rail strike situation within a few days, outlining government stance and public protection.
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Associated Press
Washington
Harding
Congress
White House
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Maintenance Of Way Men On Southern Quit
Princeton Ind August 15 maintenance of way men in local shops of the Louisville and Nashville division of the Southern Railroad walked out this morning. Twenty eight men including ash pit men fire knockers and hostlers quit. Conflicting reasons given for the action. Company officials say miners induced the strike. some workers say nationwide layoff offers were refused by local workers or no agreement with the union was reached.
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Associated Press
Princeton
Ind
Louisville St. Louie
Southern Railroad
Chamber of Commerce to Aid Investors in City
The Chamber of Commerce plans a strict investigation into evett investment and executor concerns with Frank P. Bennett & Co of Reston Mass. The service, arranged by Thomas F Cahill, targets wild cat bond agents and risky securities in Baltimore and Hagerstown. Frederick banks are expected to join with Cahill and the Chamber for investor protection.
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Thomas F. Cahill
Frank P. Bennett & Co
Reston
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