Pioneer machinist J Stoll Detrick dies at 84 in Frederick Oasis
Jacob Stoll Derrick died at his home 115 East Second Street in Frederick after a long illness. Born August 1 1880 in Smoketown now Mt Pleasant he learned machinist trade in Baltimore then San Francisco with Union Iron Works. He co founded Detrick and Harvey Machine Co later sold to Bethlehem Steel and invented the Open Cide Planer. He is survived by his widow and two daughters. Funeral Thursday at 11 with services at home and Mt Olivet Cemetery.
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Jacob Stoll Derrick
East Second Street
Henry and
Eliza Cronise Derrick
Mr. Derrick
Smoketown
Mt. Pleasant
Mr. Detrick
Detrick and Harvey
Mrriage
Harriet Markell
Federick
Charley A. Steele
Philadelphia
Chester Kemp
Mts. Olivet
UC. C. Carty
One Dead and Seven Hurt in Baltimore Cave-In
A cave-in during excavation for a colored high school in Baltimore left one man dead and seven others seriously injured. Two white and five Black laborers were hospitalized as rescuers labored to reach others believed buried beneath tons of earth. Firemen and police, aided by timekeeper M. G. Young, worked to assess casualties and prevent further collapse.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Colored High School
M. G. Young
Rail shares show active advance amid market gains
The Associated Press reports a morning session where trading was largely a profession market move. Rail shares were active and stronger despite July earnings reports, with gains also seen in sugars and chemicals and other groups. Call money opened at 3 4 percent amid month end settlements.
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Associated Press
New York
GAO
State to Cooperate With Fuel Administrator
The Lascerated Press reports a conference on August 28 where governors or their representatives agreed to cooperate with the fuel administrator in coordination efforts. The meeting signaled unified action amid energy controls and supply management across states.
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Governors 1
Seventeen More Jurors Drawn for September Court
Seventeen additional jurors were selected Monday to join those summoned earlier for the September term. Names listed include Frederick Isa iah Loy in Middletown and Bernard W Wilson in Creagerstown, filling replacements for jurors excused or unavailable.
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Frederick—Isaiah N. Loy
Wi. E. Gannon
Bernard W. Wilson
Glenn O. Garber
Philip T. Kuhn
Chas. A. Sifford
Middletown
Albert S Remsburg
Charles M. Shank
Creagerstown
Samuel W. Brown
Thurmont
Roy G. Freshour
Samuel G. Tressier
Daniel R. Rouzee
William H. Green
Jackson
Charles J. Bittle
John S. Clark
Johnsville
John H. Hane
William
Repp
Ballenger
John C. Moore
Oliver T. King
Brunswick
J. 8. Harman
Clayton E. Orrison
Walkersville
Lewis E Bartick
Warvey R. Cramer
Boy Hurt In Auto Collision Improves At Home
Arthur Herbertson nine year old son of Mr and Mrs Williar M Herbertson of West Patrick street was struck by a Ford roadster driven by Ala Richardson of Legore as he crossed Court and Patrick streets Saturday evening. He suffered bruises but no fractures per X ray at City Hospital. He remains confined to bed at home. No arrests reported. He is a grandson of A W Herbert superintendent of the Ox Fibe Brush Company.
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Arthur Herbertson
Williar
M. Herbertson
Patrick Street
Ala Richardson
Legore
Court
Patrick Streets
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Richardson
Ira J McCurdy
Ife
A. W Herbert
Ox Fibe Brush Company
Massachusetts Governor Leads Fuel Cooperation Resolution
The Massachusetts Governor submitted a resolution urging full cooperation with the Federal Fuel Administrator to ensure fuel supply if anthracite mining is suspended. Adoption ended internal disputes over the terms and plans of the conference. Representatives adjourned confident in cooperative pledges to secure fuel distribution.
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Ing
Cox
Massachusetts
Widlefeh
League of Women Voters Quizzing Maryland Candidates
The Maryland League of Women Voters presses questions on key issues to state legislature candidates, seeking informed positions on marriage law fairness, voter registration drives October 2 and 9, and modernization of child welfare and state boards. The nonpartisan group aims to inform women voters and encourage broad participation.
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League OF Women Voters
Maryland
Maryland League of Women Voters
A. W. Nicodemus
Buckeystown
Siath
American Bar Association
Board of Police Examiners
League
Alen
Maryland Odd Fellows laud Maryland State Police at cornerstone ceremony
Ll. Dorsey Etchison thanks Col. Austin Baughman and the Maryland State Police for managing a 15 000 to 20 000 person crowd at the I O O F Home cornerstone event. He credits their splendid work for preventing accidents or loss of life and extends heartfelt gratitude in a formal letter dated August 27. A slice of Prudt cake linked to World War service traveled with SP Stull to notable figures including President Coolidge and European rulers.
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Odd Fellows
Ll. Dorsey Etchison
Order In Mary
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France
England
Germany
Stull
Conlidge
County Man Inju red In Railroad Yard Accident
Charles Kelly of Thurmont was injured at the Western Maryland yards in Hagerstown when a shifting train toppled a caboose onto his knee. He blocked the path, but the wheels cut his leg, necessitating amputation. He was rushed to hospital for treatment.
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Charles Kelly
Thurmont
Teg
Maryland
Hagerstown
Kelly
Saters Am Hilaner
More witnesses heard in Garrett murder case trial
Prosecution called additional witnesses in the murder trial of ROO Garrett, county clerk, linked to the slaying of Rev. EDS Pierce, Baptist minister. Five witnesses testified after jurors were sworn, following a prior mistrial in a related proceeding.
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Associated Press
Cumberland
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Native Hero Mrs Philoon recounts Chinese kidnapping of foreigners
Mrs. W C Philoon recounts a Chinese bandit kidnapping on the Shanghai to Beijing rail line. She describes how foreign captives were treated, the motive tied to foreign governments, and Major Philoon's role in aiding prisoners during five weeks of captivity.
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W. C. Philoon
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Washington
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Philoou
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Philoan
Philnan
Shanghai
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Peking Union Medical Institute
Rockefeller
Lions Night at Braddock Heights Seeks Charity Thrill
Dr Elmer C Kefauver of Thurmont named county health officer by the Board of County Commissioners to fill the late Dr Fahreney’s term. The event at Braddock Heights September 6 features music and a dance with Leah Baird publicity, aiming to boost the Lions Club charity fund.
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Thurmont
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Craddock Heights
Lions
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Whiter Decker
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Braddock Heights
Hart Etchison
Liot
Frederick
Frederick Lions Club
Tiong
Cass
Elmer C. Kefauver
Board of County Commissioners
A.P. Fahreney
Fahreney
aMeer
HO. Thomas
DD. Py Ktaler
Wondsboro
RV. Haurer
Miltletown
TO. Hendrix
Several Shot One Dies In Gang Row Outside Court
At Essex Market Court in New York on August 28 several men were shot as gang members confronted a taxi taking away discharged suspects. Jack Kaplan alias Kid Dropper, leader of the gang, was shot twice and died in a hospital.
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New York
Essex Market Court
Aoon
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Kid Dropper
Cabinet Meeting Cancelled Indefinitely by President
Washington August 28 The semi weekly cabinet meeting Agela was cancelled today by President Coolidge and cabinet members were informed no meetings would be held for an indefinite period or until those cabinet officials on vacation have returned to Washington. SNK stockings are described with sunburn effect and polished leather shoes. A large German barrel with capacity to hold 625000 gallons was recently completed.
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Associated Press
Washington
Coolidge
Mrs Philoon in China Sees Training Gap for Nurses
Mrs Philoon notes many native nurses and doctors in China lack additional training, with some fine doctors among Chinese trained abroad. She describes hospitals built specifically for medical use versus improvised Chinese buildings, and laughs at the idea of meeting all Chinese people. The Philoons will stay in Fort Benning and Frederick briefly, visiting relatives in Frederick and West Church Street.
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Orient
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Georgia
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E R_ Nicodemus
West Church St
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Court Street
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Mary Llnyd Grayson
Phiten An
Pinchot Seeks End to Coal Wage Impasse with Employers
In Harrisburg on August 25 Governor Pinchot held a second day of intervention in the anthracite wage dispute. He met with industry employers after miners issued a 168,000 man work stoppage notice to Aug 1. Pinchot warned the public interest requires a settlement and planned further talks with both sides to propose a compromise.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
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Cera
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Union Battery
Aviators Set New Marks for Airplane
In San Diego on August 28 Captain Lowell H. Smith and Lieutenant John P. Richer flew a midair refueling and food mission. They surpassed the 24 hour mark in the air marathon and set multiple endurance and distance records. They covered 5,000 kilometers in 17 hours 2 minutes 44.4 seconds and 3,000 kilometers in 21 hours 11 minutes. They aim to stay aloft at least 45 hours to break endurance records.
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Associated Preas
San Diego
Calif
Lowell H. Smith
John P. Richer
Welly and MacReady
Arrests Likely In Kidnapping of 3 Month Old
New York August 28 Captain Hunston predicted an arrest may occur at any hour in the kidnapping of three months old Lillian McKenzie. The baby was stolen from in front of a department store on West Eighteenth street. The investigation centers on a single evolving clue disclosed soon after the theft. Anchorage Alaska August 28 Discovered placer gold on the Toklat River near the Alaska railroad reportedly yields up to four dollars per pan prompting a stampede from Nenana and interior towns.
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New York
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William H. Hunston
West Eighteenth Street
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Anchorage
Alaska
Toklat
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