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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Aug 15, 1923

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Arguments In Kepner Murder Case Begin At 130 PM

Testimony in the Kepner murder trial resumes in the afternoon session with defense and state clashing over witness questioning. Elizabeth Houck sister of the deceased testifies amid objections while numerous character witnesses affirm Kepner’s former good reputation.

Kepner Elizabeth Houck Grace Simmons Kepner B. Evard Kepres Wag 0. R. McIntyre Actire Bractor Miss Houck Spencer Attorney Weinberg Weinberg Attha Hammond Urner Urner Helen Joyce Baltimore James B. Gambrill, Jr Charles ©. Cartas Hammond Clary Commercial State Bank Galen I. Tait Internal Revenue Noah E. Kefauver Richard 8 J. Dutrow O. R. McIntyre Dr. McIntyre O.R. McIntyre C. Albert Gilson Farmers’ and Mechanics' Bank Thomas M. Williamson Charles S. Hahn Commercial State Bank and Williamson Drug Store

Michigan Auto Tours Caravan Camps At Frederick Fair Grounds

A crowd gathers as the Michigan farmers caravan camps overnight at Frederick Fair Grounds. The Fifth Annual Michigan Auto Tours include motorists from Michigan Ohio and Indiana en route to Washington. Officials welcome them and the group visits Mt. Olivet cemetery to honor Francis Scott Key before continuing toward Winchester Va and later the nation’s capital.

Fai Winchester Frederick Washington Hagerstown Gettysburg Chamber of Commercce Culler Joseph H. Apple Apple Harry A. Caton Ohio State Grange Caton Mt. Olivet Francis Scott Key Mt. Olivt Endress New Market Wallace New. Sherman J. Lowell National Grange T. C. Atheson Milos Campbell Federal Reserve Board Michigan Farmer Lake State Ohio Indiana

First Farmers Picnic Draws Big Crowd at Fair Grounds

Thousands of farmers and families gathered at the Frederick county fair grounds for the first county Farmers Picnic. The program included Price's orchestra, EB Cahill, B John Black, and BE PF Barker speakers, a 12 to 1 15 dinner, and a Guernsey cattle sale at 3:30 PM. Organized by Elizabeth Thompson and John McGill, the event aims to foster farmer networking and idea exchange.

Misa Elizabeth Thompson John McGill Price EB. P. Cahill Maryland State Farm Bureau B. John Black Maryland State Grange Frederick County

Market Prices Rise Again At Noon In New York

The morning market showed alternating weakness and strength with heavy win share offerings in the first half hour causing unsettlement. Good support came from standard industries while shorts pulled back to test the rally, and by mid-day prices edged upward again as call money opened at 4 percent.

Associated Press New York Win Standard Industries Shorts Call Money

Autos Meet in Head-On Crash Near New Market

A head-on collision near New Market at Whippoorwill Hollow damaged two five‑passenger cars a Durant and an Oldsmobile. Several people were slightly injured from shattered glass but none seriously. The Durant owner was Mr Stoneberger of Charles Town. the other car’s Cumberland owner could not be learned. Stoneberger was fined $8 for driving on the wrong side of the road. The vehicles were towed to Hogarth’s Garage after a state police investigation and a hearing before Justice Falconer.

Whippoorwill Hollow New Market Durant Oldsmobile Stoneberger Charles Town W. Va Cumberland Fredrecik Hogarth Justice Falconer Stonehermer

Gas Price Cuts Reported Across States

Gasoline price reductions spread from the Midwest to the East as Eastern states join the trend. Baltimore lowers to 22 cents, Richmond Virginia to 26 cents after a 3 cent cut by Standard Oil, with 2 cent drops in West Virginia and DC and additional cuts by the Texas Company in Virginia DC and West Virginia.

Associated Press Chicago Midwest Baltimore Richmore Standard Oil Company of New Jersey West Virginia District of Columbia Texas Company Virginia

102 LIVES LOST IN COAL MINE DISASTER AT KEMMERER

Kemmerer Wyoming August 15 The Incal I O F hall and a downtown undertaker shop mourn 102 miners dead after an explosion in mine No 1 of the Kemmerer Coal Company. Eleven more are listed as missing and 34 were rescued. The cause is unknown and officials report 134 men were in the mine when the blast occurred. Favored furs including ermine mink and caroacal are to be used lavishly this winter for coats wraps and trimmings.

Associated Press Kemmerer Wyo F. Hall Temorary Kemmerer Coal Company Fret Wyoming

Local Gasoline Price Cut Sparks West War in Frederick

Reflecting a West gas war, Frederick dealers cut gasoline by one cent per gallon today. The drop came unexpectedly and dealers refuse to predict when prices may fall again. The last cut was about a month ago as prices ranged from 21 to 24 cents per gallon this morning in the city.

West Frederick

Kiwanis Proposes Harding Memorial Plan At Taneytown Meeting

Kiwanis Club members motor to Taneytown for a Tuesday night meal and meeting. They vote to petition International for a memorial project honoring Warren G. Harding and to urge easing burdens on the U S president. A committee of Coblentz, Delaplaine and Delsplaine drafts the petition.

Kiwanis Club Taneytown Seuble’s Inn Kiwanians Williamsport Potomac Public Service Company Rotarians Lions of Warren G. Harding Harding United States Leslie N. Coblentz B. S. Delaplaine W. T. Delsplaine International oMhcers Chicago Pautomobiles Masonic Temple

Pershing Expected at Frederick Legion Meet in August

The American Legion Afarrland department plans a August 24 25 convention in Frederick with General John Pershing possibly attending to deliver an address. The program includes a Braddock song service and the first state golf and tennis tournaments at Catoctin Country Club. About 150 delegates are expected alongside many ex-service members.

John Pershing Afarrland Department America Legion Frederick General Pershing Harding D. John Markey Francis Scott Key Post Washington Pershing Braddock Legionnaires Summer Colony Catoctin Country Club

Apple Growers Organize to Market Fruit in Frederick

Local growers form the Blue Ridge Fruit Growers Company with 10000 authorized capital and a packing house site near Frederick. Directors include Holmes D. Haker and James F. Gambrill Jr. The venture aims to centralize sizing, grading, and packing, improve fruit quality, and promote county apples under a strict standard.

Holmes D. Haker Baker Orchard Company James Ti. Gambrill J. ‘Travers Thomas Mountain City Orchard Company Dwight McCain McCain Orchard Company T. Stuart Hafler T. Stuart Hafler Pure Food Farms; T. B. Hayward, Brocton Orchards; R. Rush Lewis Wm. T. Delaplaine Quynn Orchards James Ft. Gambrill, Jr Deviate McCain J. Travers Thma RaeUh Oph Central Frederick ATI

Irish Leader De Valera Arrested by Free State Troops

In Ennis Ireland on August 15 Free State troops arrested Republican leader Eamon De Valera during a rally for the election campaign. Troops fired volleys over the crowd then surrounded the platform and detained De Valera, who was taken to the county jail amid intense excitement.

Associated Press Ennis Ireland Eamon de Valera Free State DeValera

Policy in Seizing Rum Runners to Be Unchanged

Washington Aug 15 The government will not alter its policy on seizing rum runners beyond the three mile limit despite Judge Woodrough's Brooklyn ruling. Treasury officials said the existing approach stands pending Supreme Court guidance on extending authority beyond territorial waters. The decision questioned government reach when foreign craft near U S shores intend to smuggle intoxicants.

Washington Woodrough Brooklyn Treasury Supreme Court United States

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Hahn William Y. Anderson Casper FE. Chine William F. Schmidt Schmidt Kepner, Was the Next Witness. She Knew Mrs. Kepner Kep Fair Grounds U. S Kiwanis Frederick Club Blue Ridge Fruit Company Maryland de Valera
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