Hotel Yardley Proprietor Injured In Auto Wreck
C Ambrose proprietor of Hotel Yardley Brunswick was badly cut in the leg and James Sigafoose suffered a broken collar bone when their seven passenger Nash skidded and overturned on the Frederick Brunswick road last night around 12 oclock. A Mr Barker escaped injury. Palmer Taylor later transported the injured to Dr Horin for treatment.
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C. Ambrose
Yardley
Brunswick
James Sigafoose
Frederick-Brunswick
Ambrose
Sigafoose
Barker
Steiner's Hill
Frederick
Nash
Palmer Taylor
A. G. Horin
City Light Plant Well Supplied With Coal
The city light plant has about 100 tons of coal on hand, enough for roughly two months of operation. Officials say there is no current danger of outages as coal distribution plans are prepared by state and national authorities to prioritize essential industries and homes if the supply tightens.
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Jane Hope
Ohio State Journal
Close Watch Kept for Missing Automobile Tags
Maryland State police imitate Baltimore in tracking stolen license tags. A daily look out sheet lists missing articles and suspects, and an Automobile Commissioner bulletin disseminates tag numbers to all officers. Temporaries are issued when tags are reported missing, and lending tags leads to charges for using fictitious tags. Church notices promise splendid music and invite all sinners to join the choir.
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Maryland State police
office of Commissioner of Vehicles
Baltimore
Baltimore nolice
Automobile Commissioner's office
Bosion Transcript
Move to secure compensation for officer family funded
A fund raised by popular subscription to aid Officer John Adams's family has surpassed $2,600 with today’s receipts bringing the total to $2,611.25. The Adams Fund, organized by the News-Post Adams Committee, plans to file claims under the State workmen's act and seek support from the County Commissioners.
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John Adams
State Accident Commission
News-Post
News-Post Adams
Aaror R. Anders
H. D. Baker
J H. Gambrill, Jr
L. C. Culler
RB. B. Delaplaine
Adams
sete
Court recalls jury to try Stultz case at Rockville
An order signed by Chief Judge Hamond Urner recalls the Montgomery county March term petit jury to try William A. Stultz next Tuesday in Rockville. Stultz is charged with murder in the shooting death of Policeman John H. Adams after officers attempted to arrest him, with additional indictments for assault with intent to kill.
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Rockville
Hamond Urner
Montgomery county
William A. Stultz
Stultz
John H. Adams
Walsh
Norris and Lewis to Stay in Fight
William J. Norris, Democratic candidate for U S Senate, refuses to quit the race as David J. Lewis signals no withdrawal. A conference with Governor Ritchie and other state leaders aimed to clear the field for William Cabell Bruce, backed by state and Baltimore leaders. Lewis, targeting Baltimore officials, notes four of five senatorial candidates come from Baltimore. Bruce spent yesterday at the Rockville Fair.
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William J. Norris
United States
David J. Lewis
Norris
Ritchie
William “abell Bruce
Baltimore
Lewis
Wm. Cabell Bruce
Rockville
City Tax Rate Not To Be Lowered Says Mayor
Mayor Lloyd C. Culler stated there is no prospect the city tax rate will be reduced. The coming year’s rate will be fixed after a meeting of the Mayor and Board of Aldermen, likely next week, as the budget is prepared for submission. Aldermen’ s equalization sessions are complete, with no figures released yet. about $200,000 in additional property values is expected to be added, boosting Frederick’s taxable base to around $7,000,000. Previous years saw additions of $245,000 in 1919, $300,000 in 1920, and $170,000 last year, with this year’s assessment including real and personal property and substantial new property.
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Lloyd C. Culler
Board of Aldermen
John T. White
Frederick
Property Deeded and Motor Company Transfers In Maryland
Deed transfers show Charles M Mathias trustee to Lillie M Baer for real estate valued at 1000 dollars. Maryland Motor Machine Company transfers all personal property to The Maryland Motor Machine Company for 1000 dollars. Marriage licenses issued to Frank X Fitzgerald and Julia M Topper both of Emmitsburg, George K Cramer and Anna V Shaff both of Thurmont, Turner Beaden and Myrtle Biggus both of Frederick. Captain of Commerce and Artist in hopes exchange lines quoted from the Sydney Bulletin.
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Charles McC. Mathias
Lillie M. Baer
Maryland Motor Machine Company
Frank X. Fitzgerald
Julia Mary Topper
Emmitsburg
George K. Cramer
Anna V. Shaff
Thurmont
Turner Beaden
Myrtle Biggus
Frederick
Police Hope in Boy Witness Ties to Baltimore Murder Case
Baltimore police press case against Walter Socolow and James Hart citing 17 year old John Keller as key witness. Keller admits role to mislead investigators while claiming he overheard suspects plan to discard license tags to frame others. Investigators believe Socolow and Hart evaded capture recently and may still be in Baltimore as search continues. A separate fire damages a fence at Justice Wood's Court Street office with authorities unsure origin. PAGE ONE.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
John Keller
Walter Socolow
James
Jack” Hart
Frank J. Allers
Socolow
Hart
William B. Norris
Norris
Burna
Kahler
Burns
Kelle
State's Attorney
Maryland Crop Conditions Week Ended August 22 Synopsis
J H Spencer reports Maryland crops show overall favorable conditions with warm, dry days early and cooler, near normal days midweek. Corn maturing west of the Chesapeake Bay. late potatoes thriving. harvests underway for tomatoes, sugar corn, melons, and early fruit. Western Maryland remains poor to fair, others good to excellent. rain requested for northern counties.
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Maryland
Chesapeake Bay
Marsland
horter
J H SPENCER
Rail Strike Talks Falter as White House Seeks New Push
President Harding backs renewed negotiations between anthracite operators and United Mine Workers to end mining suspensions. Officials say talks should resume within a week, after earlier failure over arbitration. Separate road settlements collapsed, with executives offering to use a ten‑member commission if needed, while unions vow to press the fight. Train movements show some recovery. B&O reports 70 percent normal activity and coke region loading remains heavy.
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Associated Press
Washington
United Mine Workers
Harding
New York
raijs
Dantel Willard
Baltimore and Ohio
Daniel Willard
Pittsburgh
B and O
thy
melisville
Business Men of Six Towns Meet in Hagerstown Event
Elaborate preparations are under way for a grand intercity meet in Hagerstown on Thursday September 14 at the fair grounds. Delegations from six towns will attend with clubs presenting 10 minute stunts and prizes for best representation. Judge K M Landis may attend to speak. A blue ridge all star baseball game is planned if feasible, with events starting at 9 where possible to ensure full program.
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Hagerstown
nioe Rotary
Riwanis
Hagerstown Fairgrounds
Blue Ridge League
K. M. Landis
Blue Ridge
Hageratown
Clear Skies Forecast For Saturday Weather
Washington observers predict improving conditions with a shift to westerly winds bringing sunshine. Yesterday's high near 76 with 0.18 inch rainfall. last year a heat wave reached 98 degrees by September 2. Some showers possible this afternoon. otherwise fair weather expected.
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Washington
Fund raising grows for deputy shot in line of duty
The IBartgis fund for Deputy Allan Bartgis, wounded by William Sultz, climbs to $1,152 with donors including Theodore Adder $5, A Friend $1, Harry A. Grove $25, William Brightwell $5, Oliver Wren $25. Bartgis remains in home care as doctors monitor his wounded arm. no surgery yet though a hospital visit may come if complications arise.
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Allan Bartgis
William
A. Stultz
John Adams
Theodore , adder
Harry A. Grove
William Brightwell
Oliver Wren
Cape May
New Jersey
Barte
Barry
Chewsville Man Missing From Home
Chewsville merchant 40 year old 8 K Sneckenberger vanished after plans to go to Baltimore for merchandise. Car found at a Baltimore garage Thursday. He has a wife and two children in Chewsville. The Ramacciotti broker says Sneckenberger last seen Monday August 14. Woodmen of the World seek him. authorities search for clues amid unknown disappearance.
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K. Sneckenberger
Chewsville
Baltimore
D. Ramacciotti
Hagerstown
Sneckenberger
Chewnsville
Clearspring
Hartle Bros
Ramacciotti
Mr. Sneckenberger
Maryland
Woodmen
Carley Says Americans Oppose Irish Republicans
Archbishop Michael J. Carley of Baltimore, interviewed at Athlone, says he speaks for millions of Americans in opposing Irish Republicans and denounces Republican actions as unsupported by Ireland's friends in America.
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Carley
Associated Press
Belfast
Michael J. Carley
Baltimore
Athlone
Ireland
America
Sticks Rebound And Make Upward Movement
Market notes report a broad rebound with advances in many stocks after liquidation of a needy character. United States Steel rises about two points, Mexican Petroleum gains over one and a half. Call money opens at 3.34 percent. last close heavy. 970,000 shares sold. Boys outing under Oscar Grove sails to Reich's Ford en route camp for ten days.
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The
Associaed Press
York
stock exchange
irom
United States Steel
Mexican Petroleum
Call
Oscar Grove
Reich's Ford
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Maryland State Accident Commission
ADAMS FUND
Milton G. Urner, Jr
G. Zimmerman
G. M. Parkhurst
Urner
Montgomery
Sydney Bulletin
Eddystone
Socolow and
Boston Transcript
Brotherhood
Railroad Labor Board
Collins
Kitty Kiernan
Michael Measlain
IBARTGIS
S. K. Sneckerberger
Arthur Conan Doyle
Boston
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