Court Suspends Grand Jury as Wilson Funeral Observed
Associate Judge Worthington tells the grand jury to hold a single session today honoring former President Woodrow Wilson. Court closes clerk’s office and suspends operations for the afternoon following Wilson’s funeral in Washington.
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Woodrow Wilson
Glenn H. Worthington
Grand Jury
Hoon
Worthington
Washington
Woodrow
Wison
Wilson
Federal Reserve Banking System
France
Great Britain
America
Foch
Paris
Gyroscopic unicycle inventor Christie commits suicide
G Y Roscop ic unicycle inventor J Christie of Marion Pa. killed himself in a Camden New Jersey hotel today leaving a note for the coroner. He said he would rather die now than live the rest of his life in an insane asylum after planning a machine that could reach 250 miles per hour.
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Camden
N. J
Web
Re. J. Christie
Marion
Auote
Christie
Flag placed on German Embassy lawn sparks police call
An American flag appeared on the German embassy lawn between night and dawn, prompting police complaints about trespass. Embassy officials denied making any complaint, while some American Legion figures urged the State Department to act. The incident follows Berlin's instruction to halt lifting the German colors for President Wilson.
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Associated Press
Washington
Feb
Amelia Traig
Berlin
Ins
Wilson
Jin
Tnt
American Legion
Stile Department
Kresge Hits New All Time High At 310
In morning trading Kresge rose to 310, a record high for the year, amid irregular activity and about 600000 shares traded. Trading closed irregularly as market officials suspended work in tribute to the late President Wilson. Ontario mothers gain benefits under the Mothers Taxpayer Act.
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New York
Fedawin
Kresge
Wilson
Province of
Ontario
Grove on Stand In Trial in United States Court
Harry A. Hoppy Grove testified in Baltimore federal court as one of four Frederick men charged with conspiracy to defraud the government. He claimed the case stems from liquor certificate purchases and a clerical error, saying Ganster urged certificates for all 25 barrels and hinted at official help. The defense disputed the government's claim of a premeditated scheme.
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Harry A
Hoppy) Grove
United States District Court
Baltimore
Frederick
Grove
Outerbridge Horsey
James Steele
Frederick Lwyer
H. Walter Ganster
Ganster
Steele
Cansiey
Appy
Louis Mann
Mudnitz
Lquor
Wehouse
Holliday Street
Wilbur M. Rontzuhn
John
Arthur White
Istatery
Badnitz
Crowe
Arres
One Killed and Three Wounded in Palmetto Gun Battle
In Palmetto a gun battle on a city street left Mrs. Roland Clarke dead and her daughter wounded. Louis Meyer, an opposing faction member, was badly wounded, and Clarke’s son was also injured. The incident followed accusations of Texas relatives voting for Clarke’s rival.
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New Orleans
Roland Clarke
Palmetto
Hrimays
Louis Meyer
Texas
Milford mine disaster leaves 41 miners dead
The Milford mine in Minnesota collapsed after water burst into the shaft trapping 41 miners. Seven survived as rescue efforts and pumping water from Island Lake proceeded, marking the worst mining disaster in the region's history with families and officials mourning heavy losses.
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Associated Press
Crosby, Minn
Felti
Mit
Srand
Thas
Ustak AL
Tsland Lake
Lhis Lake
Minnesota
Milford
Chile
Last Rites In Sacred Privacy Of Home
The note describes Woodrow Wilson's death and funeral arrangements with a private home service followed by a formal cathedral rite. It notes the quiet crowds outside, military gun salutes, and dignitaries gathering in Washington as the nation pauses to honor the late president.
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Associated Press
Washington
Woodrow Wilson
America
Myer
Congresa
Wilson
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Price Fixed for Two Bridges Across Potomac
A morning meeting in the City Trail between owners of the Point of Rocks and Brunswick bridges and a Potomac River Bridge Commission sub committee reached an agreed price for the two structures. The price will be reported to the full commission and then to the Maryland Legislature. the figures will be made public later. The sub committee includes John N. Mackall James H. Gambrill and Winfield Cobrontz. owners’ representatives include Holmes D. Baker Joseph J. McDiylt and John S. Newnan.
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Tlo
Potomac River
Ltocks
Brunswick
Potomac River Ridge Commission
City Trail
John N. Mackall
Stutt Roads Commission
James FH. Gambril
Winoery L. Cobrontz
Mes
TH. Garmbrill Jr
Col D. John Markey
William Th. Gross
Harry B. Wood
C. Th Contam F
Death of Woodrow Wilson Mourned by State Officials
The General Assembly and Governor Ritchie joined in joint eulogies mourning Woodrow Wilson. Officials declared Marsland’s sorrow over his death, though the governor did not speak during the session.
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Annapolis
Marsland
Woodrow Wilson
Ritchie
Five armed bandits rob Bronx jewelry store
Five armed men held up William Schneiderman's Bronx jewelry shop today escaping in an automobile with gems valued at 55 000 dollars. The raid netted 35 000 dollars in jewelry and other items. Police pursue the getaway car and are investigating the bold daytime heist.
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New York
William Schneiderman
Bronx
January Health Report From City Doctor Frederick Births Exceed Deaths
January health report by Dr. Tra J. McCurdy shows births outnumber deaths by ten in Frederick for the third straight month. Male births outpace female, and male deaths fewer than female. Diphtheria falls to two cases. measles reach fourteen and scarlet fever twenty three. Deaths include carcinoma of gall bladder, heart disease, nephritis, tuberculosis, influenza, and others.
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Tra J. McCurdy
Frederick
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