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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1928

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Frederick man Lambright ends life with pistol shot

Despondency reported as motive for the act. Lambright, a longtime Frederick resident and former local butcher, died about two and a half hours after shooting himself at 12:35 PM in the home of Mrs Motte Culler. A note reading worry and pleas for forgiveness preceded the tragedy. Funeral arrangements to be announced.

Lambrig Motte Culler East Church Street Alton ¥. Bennett Lambright Pote Frederick Philip Lambright Tambright David Wills Om West Fifth Street Mr. Wills Todas

National Grange 10 Meet in Washington

Members from five local granges gathered plans for the national meeting to be hosted by Maryland in Washington this November. The State Grange meeting at Oakland featured a 22 delegate group and heated debate over a proposed consolidation of almshouses in Maryand Frederick and Harford counties, which was defeated. Prominent speakers included National Master L J Taber Dr R A Pearson and Florence Ward.

Washington State Grange Oskland Maryland Grange Maryland Westminnster Oakland Marynard Frederick Harford County L. J. Taber Ohio R. A Pearson University of Maryland H. J. Patterson Florence Ward U. 5. Department of Agriculture

Hoover Breakfast at Birthplace House Report

Report from August 21 describes Republican candidate Hoover dining at the house where he was born. Guests include Mo Jenzy Seslats and two of his sons. local teachers and residents attend a modest meal of peaches and cream, honey, coffee, rolls, and potatoes.

James Jenzie Seslats Mars Scetate Loes

Bolts shake both parties in 1920s political turmoil

The piece notes cross party shifts as ex‑leaders and business figures align with Hoover or Smith. It mentions ex‑Democrat Joan J. Raskob and du Pont backing Democrats, while Simmons resigns from the Democratic National Committee amid Tammany tensions. The piece cites Johnson Curtis and Watson as earlier Hoover backers now questioned.

Rodney Sertice Progressive Smith Hoover Robert L. Owen Oklahoma Oklahoms Tammany Furniford McLendel Simmons North Carolina Democratic National Committee Simmons South Hiram Johnson Charles iCurtis Jim Watson

Democrats to Hold First Meeting Here Saturday

Democrats will open their Frederick county campaign with a Saturday meeting of the Democratic County Central Committee in the auditorium of the A C A, chaired by Leonard C. Barrick. The session precedes the Republican meeting and signals a lively race for president senator and congressman, with several local leaders and subcommittees to be named.

Frederick County Democratic County Central Committee Leonard C. Barrick Republican County Central Committee United States Herbert Hoover Alfred E. Smith William Cabell Bruce Philips Lee Goldsborough Frederick N. Zihlman David J. Lewis Bruce Zihlman Lexis Zihl- Man Republican County Committee Lewis Amic Andrew Annan Emmitsburg Charles Ross Hammond Ciary A. LeRoy McCardell David G. Winebcemer James H. Gambrill

Acceptance by Smith Wednesday

Governor Smith prepares to announce his presidential candidacy with a victory smile as critics’ charges surface. He responds to William Allen White on alleged moral lapses and vows to defend his New York legislative record while meeting supporters in Albany.

D. Harold Oliver Associated Press Albany Smith New York William Allen White New York State Republican National Committee Hee Kansas Executive Mansion

Salvation Army Band Delights Baker Park Crowd

A large crowd enjoyed a Salvation Army Band concert in Baker Park Monday night at 7 0 o clock. Commissioner William A McEntyre and Mrs McEntyre of Atlanta spoke briefly, praising the band and urging support for Salvation Army efforts.

Washington

Search for two missing American airmen coordinated

New Foundland orders the steamer Susu to search northern Labrador for the missing monoplane Greater Rockford. Denmark assigns the Godtask to probe Greenland waters for Hassell and Cramer after a U S request. Eskimos and Arctic hunters join to locate the airmen near Cape Farewell and Holstenborg amid a Davis Strait storm.

St. John’s, N New Foundland Eday Susu Labrador Greater Rockford Denmark Copenhagen Godtask Greenland Hert Hassel Ex Cramer Iish Foreign Office Davis Strait Todey Hassell Cramer Pardes Cape Farewell Holstenborg Mt. Evans Cochrane Ontario

Will of David A. Devilbiss Probate Bequests

The will of the late David A. Devilbiss of Walkersville is probated detailing sums to his step-daughter Helen Stauffer Michael and her son David Michael a gold watch, to sister Colm Cramer 2000 in trust, to Bettie Stauffer Michael and three other children 500 each at age 16, 6500 to Cora Cramer in trust, 4000 to Annie Devilbiss, 1500 to Grade Reformed Church Walkersville, 1500 to Walkersville Savings Bank for church ministry, 1000 to St Pauls Lutheran Church Walkersville, and appoints Cora Cramer executor without bond.

David A. Devil-biss Walkersville Helen Stauffer Michael David Michael Colm Cramer John E. Cramer Bettie Olty Alice Rosaline David Cora Cramer Annie Parker Devilties Alice Devilbiss Grade Reformed Church Bettie Deviltiss Cora E. Cramer Eeria Derehess

Night club patrons questioned privately

In a confidential session prosecutors questioned patrons at a York area night club as part of an ongoing inquiry. United States Attorney Tutte oversaw the questioning as witnesses were examined in private before public proceedings.

New York York Ausi Morrie Specs United States Tutte

Children Compete At Annual Athletic Meet In Park

The article notes the annual athletic event at Pager Park with events like basketball throw and 40 foot baseball throw. Winners include groups of girls and boys receiving badges and certificates. Prizes were presented by instructors at Baker Park North Market Harmon Washington streets. Judges were Miss Hann and Adrian McCardell. Playgrounds will continue until the first part of next month.

Pager Beys Pauline Brooks Mildred Wilard Fred Welty Anneard Lena Muller Thelma Welty Helen ‘Juck Barbara Hane Pearl Millet Madred Crum Mary Yinger Virginia Faworthy Allen Danner John James Frank James Jerome Sanby James Seaby Bill Selching Walter Crawford Lee Moore Bill Schildtknecht Bernard Simmons Charles Brust Monroe Hessler Lloyd Rive Elmer Pickett Lawrence Walsh Buddy Pics Wade Widdle Paul Weddle Clyde Weddle Abbi Crawford Jéssi Ler William Stauffer Edward ‘Nogie Robert Stater Frank Hoffman Quentin Crawford Harold Fry Marvin Marshman George Ford Wiliam Micheel Leon Baker Beauford Oden Richard Mane Bernard Castle Milford Castle Elwood O'Hara Hany Hart Bernard Hiltier Lealie Moore Douglass Crndort Jerome Hoffman Laster Sitter Bill Ridgely Claude Kemp James, Garrett Leonard Crumfuitt Melvin Beker Bart Milter Albert Afullicas Conrad Suter Joe Harne Miss Hann Alice Staley Baker Park Edna Royal North Market Street Elizabeth Krantz Harmon Playground Katherine Trutlooe Washington Street Adrian McCardell

Atlantic City Night cast announced for Braddock Heights event

Plans for Atlantic City Night at Braddock Heights include about 50 children touring a world journey on stage and a finale in Atlantic City. The event features dancing by the O Conner Revue and local performers under Miss Margaret Janson Smith, with participants from Braddock Heights Baltimore Jacksonville and Washington among others.

Atlantic City Braddock Heights Jship Geen Audrey Abendschein O'Conner Revue Washington Margaret ‘Janson Smith Baltimore the Heights Sailors Poland Huffer Middletown John Seachrist Ford Schneider Richard Kern Jack Mithael Pittsburgh Horace Opel Olympic Virginia Malone Margaret Heck Preverick Loretta Smith Virginia Peyton Jacksonville Fla Anne Magruder Pergy Magruder Champagne

Stephenson Habeas Corpus Stay Probed by Court

A chaotic case in Indianapolis concerns a restraining habeas corpus challenge tied to Stephen Stephenson and figures including David A. Myers, John Blister, and Alice Testis. The dispute centers on jurisdiction and improper proceedings related to a murder defendant located in Michigan City.

Indianapolis David A. Myers Tiara Supreme Cour John Blister Alice Testis Campas D.C St Svphenson Ku Klox Blan Michigan City Stephenson

Autumn fair season nears as Rockville Fair opens

In Frederick area news notes the Rockville Fair begins signaling autumn preparation while the Frederick County Agricultural Society advances setup. Weather stays warm days and cool nights with August rainfall above normal as plans include a second full moon and upcoming fair events. President Coolidge accepts Hoover resignation and names William P. Whiting as new Commerce Secretary amid a broad cabinet reshuffle.

Rockville Stummer Seafors Frederick Fair Frederieck County Agricultural Society Superior Wis Coolidge Hoover William PF. Whiting Holyoke Mass Whiting Offce Whiting Paper Company Mara Washington Commerce

Five Robbers Seize 19000 From Bank Messengers

Five robbers escaped with $19000 from two bank messengers, as reported in a city paper. The event coincides with local birthday celebrations and a social gathering at the Lawnside. Names mentioned include Gr Jetersa and Trent Bittle among guests.

Batthdar Jetersa Richard Wefaure Hola Trent Bittle Darner Hame Samong

Maryland Utilities Assn to Meet at Braddock Heights

The Maryland Utilities Association holds its mid year meeting at Hotel Braddock on Friday September 7 with Governor Albert C. Ritchie to speak at the evening session. A full day program includes registration morning group meetings luncheon golf ladies events plant tours and an evening banquet with entertainment by Jules Brasil.

Maryland Unties Association Braddoce Albert C. Ritchie Saciings Hotel Braddock Hinehees Catoctin Wil- Nemporta Maryland Old Dominion H. A. Brooks BR. E. Town D. EK. Kinpear Adrian Hughes, Jr J. @. Smith Ht. Lestham Frank Meyers Frank Mitchell G. W. Wootford B A. Brooks L. G. Smith Robert Dougas ML. Leonart R. Paul Smith Hirmm R. Paul Brulth RE Town R. EK Long RL. Onith R. E. Town M. F. Riley Henry Holaptel Paul Smith C. M. Harts

Eight Known Fatalities in Minnesota Tornado Toll

A destructive tornado swept two southern Minnesota counties and northern Iowa areas yesterday, killing eight people including Augie Newbeer and Harold Baumgertor, both of Austin, and Laverne Roberts of Nora Springs Iowa. Dozens injured, many farmers sought medical aid as the storm damaged homes and farms.

Paul Mion Bornedo Minnesota Pointe Yester Hove August Newbeuer Sutermotile Meclanse Harold Baumgertoer Auxin Minn Laverne Roberts Nora Springs Iowa Am- UN Chris Hager Glenvile Stella Powell Treer George Speer Havelock KNW Twin Lakes Marvin Baumgartner Austin Harold Parry Johnson Tewid

Court News Summary from Hanover and Greencastle Areas

Court notices list defendants Moarregr Skeese James G Rinker 24 Hanover Remy Water 21 Warr yboro Blanche Fambeth Slimson 78 Greencastle Carroll Shoot 21 Frederick and Lee Bl Stup 19 Frederick with property denied. Sheriff Wile C Roderick to Pua Irma Marquist county 900128 Dore E Werting to Milton PF.

Moarregr Skeese James G. Rinker Marke Hanover Remy Water Wary ‘Boro Blanche Fambeth Slimson Greencastle Carroll T. Shoot Ad Lee Frederick Wile C. Roderick Pua Irma Dore E Werting Milton PF

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