Stultz Trial Set for August 29 in Rockville Change of Venue Granted
William A Stoltz faces murder charges in Frederick county for the August 9 killing of Policeman John H Adams. He will be tried in Rockville after a granted change of venue to Montgomery County. Witnesses will be summoned through the Rockville court, and Stoltz will be transported directly from Baltimore City Jail for the hearing.
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William A. Stoltz
Frederick county
John H. Adams
Rockville
Aaron R. Andere
Sherman P. Bowers
Stultz
Baltimore city
Baltimore
Urrer
Worthington
Howard
Montgomery
Baltimore county
Howard counties
Montgomery county
Bowers
Sowers
Miners and Operators In West Virginia Set Wage Conference
Directors of the Kanawha Coal Operators Association accepted an invitation for a wage conference presented by C. Frank Keeney of United Mine Workers District 17. Association members said no change in principles, including opposition to the check-off.
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Associated Press
Charleston
W. Va
Kanawha Coal Operators Association today
C. Frank Keeney
District 17
United Mine Workers
McCray forbids Dempsey Brennan bout in Michigan City
Indiana Governor McCray announced the Labor Day boxing match between Jack Dempsey and Bill Brennan scheduled for Michigan City will not be held. The governor said the fight will not take place.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Ind
McCray
Jack Dempsey
Bill Brennan
Michigan City
Track Hands Given Increase Five Cents An Hour
New Haven Conn Aug 17 A five cent hourly wage increase for track workers on the New York New Haven and Hartford line took effect today. Ernest Helfenstein Jr left for Memphis to marry Miss Maurine Thurmond Saturday at six o'clock.
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Associated Press
New Haven, Conn
New York, New Haven and Hartford
Ernest Helfenstein, Jr
Clark Place
jeft
Memphis
Tenn
Maurine Thurmond
Susan Walker Thurmond
Adams Avenue
Ritchie to aid in probe charges by Col. Woodcock
Governor Ritchie agrees to cooperate in a thorough investigation of allegations at Spring Grove Hospital for the Insane. Dr Reitzel charged brutality and mismanagement of government patients and funds, while hospital officials, including Dr J Percy Wade, denied the accusations as absurd.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Amos W. W. Woodcock
American Legion
Ritchie
Spring Grove Hospital
Reitzel
United States Public Health Service
Spring Grove
Foster Clinic
Woodcock
ba. thorouehle
J. Percy Wade
Stocks Rise As Market Shows Upward Trend
New York August 17 broad inquiry for oil in stocks lifted prices one to two points. Forenoon trading light yet the tendency remained up. Dividend rails grew more active later. call money opened at 3 1/4 percent. Closing was strong with about 625,000 shares traded. Differences in domestic notices and social items follow.
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Associated Press
New York
Contributions To Fund For Family Of Policeman Adams
Donations to the John Adams fund rose to 2255.50 with 142 added today, per Rotary Club reports. Elizabeth Zeigler 92 sent 1 and praised a police officer. Nicodemus Ice Cream gave 25 and Justice of the Peace A M Wood matched it. A Hankey neighbor delivered a donation at the News-Post office.
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John Adams
Frederick
Justice of the Peace
A. M. Wood
H. L. Hankey
News-Post office
Adams Fund Additions From Local Contributors
The Frederick Rotary Club and community donors list additional subscribers to the Adams Fund. Contributors include Miss M Louise Johnbom, Mrs C Kate Thomas, Miss Grace Neighbours, Mr and Mrs Chas Wertherheimer, Miss Hattie M Buckey, Gordon Buckey, I L Hankey, Miss Maggie Mantz, Miss Mollie Mantz, Rev S S Miller, Miss Ella Houck, Elizabeth Zeigler, Mrs Minaje H Heffner, Nicocemus Ice Cream Co, Geo E Wilcoxon, E Dwight McCain, Dr D G Everhart, Wm W Doub, Geo B McCleery. Amounts range from 1.00 to 2306.00, totaling 2255.50 previously and today 142.00.
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M. Louise John- BOM
renee’ Alban M. Wood
Henry A. Hahn
C. Kate Thomas
Grace Neighbours
Chas. Wertheimer
Hattie M. Buckey
Gordon Buckey
I. L. Hankey
Maggie Mantz
Mollie Mantz
S. Miller
Ella ¥. Houck
Elizabeth Zeigler
Minaje H. Heffner
Frederick Rotary
Geo
E. Wilcoxon
E. Dwight McCain
D. G. Everhart
Battlefield Board Named by Governor to Mark War Fields
Governor Ritchie named a nine member commission to select points of importance on European battlefields where Maryland troops fought in World War I. No funds were provided for travel or marker placement, so three will be chosen later from the nine to work with federal officials before any trip. The appointees come from various regiments and veterans groups. Local anecdotes follow about a bank check misunderstanding and a juror being urged to return a manslaughter verdict.
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Ritchie
Maryland
terete
Herkord
Claude B. Sweezey
W. W. Woodcock
Stuart S. Janney
D. John Markey
Herbert C. Blake
Robert J. Gill
Herbert L. Grymes
E. Brooke Lee
Messrs. Reckord
Woodcock
Markey
Grymes
Lee
Messrs Sweeney and
Janney
Blake re
Colonel Gill
May Get Cooler in Next 48 Hours
Fredericktonians endured another hot night with the thermometer near 65 degrees and heavy dew. Today’s highs are expected between 90 and 95 as a cooler wave arrives within 48 hours, with light showers possible but no heavy rain. Humidity remains high until cooler weather brings relief. reports note excessive rain harming fruits and vegetables, with tomatoes showing soft spots and spoilage.
Auto Accident Near Ellicott City Injures Group
Dr and Mrs C G Rohde and Mr and Mrs Prof A Wondersee of Ann Arbor and Miss Genna Siewert of Gibbon Minnesota were in an auto crash seven miles west of Ellicott City on Saturday evening August 12. Their Oldsmobile was damaged but the party escaped serious injury.
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C. G. Rohde
A. Wondersee
Ann Arbor
Mich
Genna Siewert
Gibbon
Minnesota
Ellicott City
Republican Fight To Oust Lodge In Massachusetts Draws Attention
The Massachusetts race to unseat Senator Lodge draws national focus with four Democrats seeking the nomination. Massachusetts Republicans back Governor Cox while Attorney General Allen campaigns against him. New York Democrats battle for Governor as Republicans prepare for September conventions in Albany. Prohibition, tariffs, and state reforms feature across Eastern campaigns with multiple candidates in PA NJ ME and other states.
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Lodge
Massachusetts
New York
Associated Press
Henry Cabot Lodge
United States Senate
Democratic party
New York State
United States
Channing H. Cox
J. Weston Allen
Pennsylvania
Gifford Pinchot
John A. McSparran
New Jersey
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Joseph Walker
Massachusetts House
Walker
League of Nations
hussel Aé Woot
bainbridge
Washington Cook
Sharon
William A. Gaston
Sherman L. Whippie
John Jackson ‘Walsh
Dallas Love Sharp
Iron University
Albany
Syracuse
House of Representatives
Nathan L. Miller
William M. Calder
William Randolph Hearst
Alfred E. Smith
Franklin D.Roosevelt
Hearst
Wilson
Miller
Cilfora Pinchot
Pennsylvanis
Pinchot
McSparran
Joseph 8. Frelinghuysen
George L Record
Jersey City
Record
Edwards
George 8. Silver
William E. Tuttle
MAINE
William R. Pattangall
crit
NEW HAMPSHIRE
Robert Pillsbury
Manchester
F. W. Hartford
Portsmouth
Sheeman E. Burroughs
Pillsbury
Anti -Saloon League
George H. Whitcher
Concord
R. Livingston Beeckman
Peter Goelet Gerry
Newport
McLean
Senate
WEST VIRGINIA
Howard Sutherland
Elkins
Newberry
Lemorrats
M. McNeely
Fairmont
Mra
Eretta Jewell Brown
Kingwood
William C Brown
Mra Brown
Hattie Stein
Bea Croxe
L. & Echols
Charleston
President Delays Message as Rail Labor Talks Continue
Washington reports President Harding will defer his Congressional address to Friday or later as negotiations in New York unfold. The five railway brotherhoods and 148 railroad executives meet behind closed doors at the Association of Railway Executives to craft a plan to end the nationwide shop men strike now over six weeks old. Bert M. Jewell of the AFL notes loyal union backing to reach an amicable settlement.
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New York
railroad brotherhoods
Broadway
Association of Railway Executives
Bert M. Jewell
Railway Employee department
American Federation of Labor
Jewell
brotherhood
Warren 8
Stone
Brotherhood of Locomotive neers
HANGING LAW CHANGE NOT YET EFFECTIVE
State authorities announce a change to the death penalty law will not take effect until January 1 1923. Until then executions remain at the county where the crime occurred. Afterward Maryland will execute in a dedicated penitentiary compartment in Baltimore City.
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Maryland
Jon R. Atders
Baltimore city
Hinton Opens 8500 Mile Flight From New York
In a bold start Lieut. Walter Hinton of the U S Naval Reserve launched from Jamaica Bay aboard the Sampaio Correia at 9 2 am headed for Charleston as the first leg of an 8500 mile voyage from New York to Rio de Janeiro. The Capalo Correia later reached Manteo Roanoke Island on schedule without a stop, per a telephone update.
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Associated Proas
New York
Sampaio Correia
Walter Hinton
United States Naval Reserve Force
Jamaica Bay
Chareston
S. C
Rio de Janeiro
Elizabeth City
N.C
Capalo Correia
Charleston
Manteo
Roanoke
Far West rail walkouts ease as workers return
AP report from San Francisco notes improved transportation conditions in the Far West as Western Pacific employees and Union Pacific Salt Lake City Los Angeles crews resume work after strikes. Restoration followed return of brotherhood men to Las Vegas and other points, easing disruption on routes connecting San Francisco, Salt Lake City, and Los Angeles.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
brotherhood
Western Pacific
Sal Lake City
Union Pacific
Salt Lake City
Los Anecies
Las Vegas
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