Marshall Cleared as Two Girls Accuse Him
Calvin Dorsey, a Black man, faced accusations from two girls and was found not guilty. He was later ordered to serve six months in a separate matter.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1924
Page
1
Junior Prom Held at Hood College in 1920s
Maynard Marshall on trial for paternity of two children found not guilty. Calvin Dorsey convicted for assault and weapons charges after a shooting incident. Hood College prom at Coblentz Hall with President Apple and deans in attendance. Bob Inula orchestra provided music amid a grand promenade and corsage-dressed guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Marshall
Waslardy
Norma Ramsburg
Ethel ¥. Ramsburg
Marshall
Glenn
Worthington
Mountaindale
Ramsburg
Walkersville
Reno
Harp
The
Hood College
Coblentz Hall
Apple
Dean Price
Miss Lantz
Miss Hubbell
Bob Inula
Misses T. Bolon
Katherine DeChant
M. DeChant
M. .E Mooman
F. Morton
Witt
L. Bugbee
C. Matthews
Hi. Goodfellow
KX. Hance
D. Gale
BE. Katz
Jean Bargelt
Elizabeth Mervick
E. Ko
Margaret Besant
Geneva Hauser
M. Dyster
Katharine Catshall
Helen Rodgers
Miss 5S
Thl
Mrs Pinto
Miss Carty
Dorothy Drew
Gertrude Hess
Anne Dein
Dorothy Durbin
Linda Trott
Esther Bright
Ruth Feaga
Regina Beachley
Eizabeth Hill
Mary Neighbors
Elizabeth Kuhn
Grace Best
Minam Russell
Elizabeth Hay
Anta Kaufman
Marguerite Yost
Gaettae White
B Schoener
G. Huttle
G. Brown
Elizabeth Scott
A. M. Bassler
Cordelia Brong
Norma Swayze
Mildred Ball
Eunice Harrison
Isabelle Bateg
Kathryn Trostetter
Miriam Brehm
Elva Myers
Marion Landis
Eleanor Willis
Lois Kulp
Rebecc
Nichols Ruth Thomas
Grace Evans
Dorothy Toepper
Grace Lampe
Pearl Lease
Dorothy Ort
Isabel Aulanbach
Grace Allen
Helen Cuppett
Saraunt
Mildred M. Drake
Nina Byers
D. Gilpin
Helen Bassler
Dorothy Barnhart
A. Rohrbach
Allene Thomas
Elizabeth Marguerite
Itayes
Alma Zendt
Messrs. Thomas
City
Harold Price
John Hopkins
Jiars
Mmcclelland
Harrisbore
Warner Walsh
Merreisburg
Alfred Neil
Rood College
College Orchesta
Winchester Hall
Alice Boardman
Ruth Lower
Rachel Rangher
Ethel Markley
Rene Pinto
A. J. Rudy
Marvar. Warner
Mildred Motter
Narcy Hayden
Jeanette Figner
Grace Billhiemer
Marian Bidwell
Tuffie Holstein
City Opera Travse Orchestra
France Seeks Print Paper Concessions in Trade Talks
Former U S Senator France of Maryland, after meeting with the concessions committee, is quoted by the Russian press as aiming to press for an American concession in print paper trade. He plans to return home soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Moscow
United States
France
Maryland
Concessions Committee
Tax rate revision starts new fight in Congress
Washington ed 23 reports a revision of estate tax rates proposed by Representative Reamseyer, Iowa Republican. The venue bill faced another delay as the House opened debate. Rainserer proposed raising rates across the board to a maximum of 10 percent on fortunes over 810 million. The current rate stands at 5 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Representative Reamseyer
Republican
Iowa
House
Rainserer
Bear attacks resume and send prices down
York February 25 Resumption of bear attacks touched off a general reaction in the stock market before noon. Traders who had held stock for a turn last week shed holdings as popular industrials such as American Can Baldwin and Studebaker fell from initial losses. Oils motors coppers leathers and independent steels led selling pressure with losses of one to two points on more than twenty issues. Call money opened at 4 per cent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
York
American Can
Baldwin
Studebaker
Cox Files for President Incoming Ohio Primary
Columbus Ohio February 25 Former Governor James M Democratic candidate for President in 2020 filed with Secretary official authorization for candidates to use his name as first choice for President. Ex-Governor James Th Campbell of Ohio filed authorization for candidates to name him as second choice for President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Columbus
James M
Ahe Brown
James Th. Campbell
Ohio
Roosevelt May Get Denbys Place
Joseph M. Dixon governor of Montana and leader in the Roosevelt Progressive movement is seriously considered for Secretary of the Navy to succeed Edwin Denby, according to Associated Press dispatches from Washington on February 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Joseph M. Dixon
Montana
Roosevelt Progressive Party
Senate Takes Up Daugherty Case In Inquiries
Washington reports definite pronouncements from administration as the Senate meets to consider a sweeping inquiry into Attorney General Daugherty. President Coolidge, urged by allies, may adjust the situation quickly while remaining noncommittal on resignation. John T. Adams reiterates belief that Daugherty should not resign while acts are attacked in Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Daugherty
Senate
Department of Justice
Coolidge
Congress
White House
John T. Adams
Republican National Committee
Sermon Highlights Washington as Father of His Country
At Calvary church Rev Dr U S G Rupp spoke on The First American with texts from Daniel 6 1 2 and 3 praising George Washington as moral exemplar and founder of the nation His life was described as plain yet principled with a spirit of service The service included a solo by Miss Kefauver and an orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lincoln
Wilson
Sis Fe
Yvome
Rupp
Ila
America
Kefauver
John W. Falk
Chesiter McKensie
Calvary M. E. Church
Calvary Methodist
G. Ells Wiliams
Epworth League
Laura Roesky
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Mamie Smith
North Bentz Street
Chas. W
Immerman
Calvary Church
Wlel
Puossyfoot
Johnson
Navier
Jesse H. Michael
Sunday School Missionary Society
Morris J. Swartz
Indiana Governor McCray Faces Federal Grand Jury Charges
Indianapolis report shows Warren T. McCray accused by a federal grand jury of using funds in a scheme to defraud and violations of federal banking laws. The governor surrendered to U S marshals as part of the case's proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Indianapolis
Ind
Warren T. McCray
Indiana
United States
Fela
Nerest
Supreme Court rules in coal profiteering cases
The Supreme Court today holding that profits from coal sales during World War I beyond the authorized amount were not subject to promission. Miss Annie S Meek the Chamption mountain climber remains active at nearly seventy seeking new peaks worldwide including Matterhorn Shasta Pepetarpet and Carapana among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Annie S. Meek
Champton
Ube
Misa Meck
Matterhom
Acizerland
Alcun Shasta
California
Peperatapet
Mexico
Serato
Tholma
Himala
Carapana
Negro Kept in Office Despite Senate Action
Washington reports that Waller L. Cullen a Black Republican official from Louisiana who was rejected by the Senate for the post of Comptroller of Customs in New Orleans remains in office through President Coolidge order despite Senate refusal to confirm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Associated Press
Washington
Waller L. Cullen
Jealer
Louisiana
Coolridge
New Orleans
Bazaar Receipts May Reach Four Thousand Dollars
The bazaar conducted by the combined local councils of the 1.0. QOF ends after a record turnout on the final night. Treasurer H. Noet Haller estimates gross receipts near $4,000 with expenses not exceeding $1,000 as funds go toward the Odd Fellows Home building in Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prand
Frederick
H. Noet Haller
Mr. Haller
Odd Fellows Uome
Banaer
Wilson will leaves estate to Edith Bolling Wilson
The will of Woodrow Wilson filed for probate leaves the estate to his widow Mrs Edith Bolling Wilson with a life interest for her. Margaret Wilson is to receive an annual income of 2500 dollars as long as she remains unmarried. The remaining estate will go to Wilsons daughters at Edith Wilsons death. The estate value is not stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Woodrow Wilson
Edith Bolling Wilson
Margaret Wilson
Girls Imprisoned With Their Dead Companions
The Associated Press reports in Toursville Kentucky two girls ages 10 and 16 were trapped for over six hours with the bodies of two young men, Charles Whalen 22 and Guy Burnett 21, after an auto went off a road and overturned into a ditch. The girls suffered soaking, cold exposure, shock, and bruises, while both men were crushed to death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toursville
Fel
Essie Phomag
Trene Chilton
Charles Whalen
Guy Burnett
Here
Tobacco Paid Well in 1925 Crop Despite Drought and Losses
The 1925 tobacco crop ranked fourth in value with an appraised farm worth of 4 182 000 dollars and production of 15 008 000 pounds. Average yield per acre was 792 pounds, with gross return of 174 2 dollars per acre the highest among crops. Planting was late, 24 000 acres planted, 26 000 in 1922. Retrenchment noted for 1925 due to plant shortages. Wildfire reported in some beds. rerplanting helped stop spread. Overall yields in 1928 expected to exceed several prior years, despite warm soggy weather and heavy frost.
Delegates Named for Montgomery County Democratic Convention
The Woman's Democratic Club of Montgomery County appoints delegates to attend the state Democratic convention in Baltimore on March 21. Delegates include Mrs. Edwin A. Merritt and eight others: Mrs. Pmiory Dogley, Mrs. Er nest Offutt, Mrs. J. Frank Wilson, Mrs. Preston BR. Ray, Mrs. Estelle Weaver, Mrs. W. W. Skinner, and Mrs. J. C. Christopher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's ‘Democratic Club
Montgomery ‘County
T Battimore
Edwin A. Merritt
Pmiory Dogley
Ernest Offutt
J. Frank Wilson
Preston BR. Ray
Estelle Weaver
W. W. Skinner
J. C. Christopher
Sale of City Home to George and Ella Tritappes
Noah E. Cramer Sam real estate Joan and insurance agents sold the Park avenue lot with a two and a half story brick dwelling to Mr. and Mrs. George A. Tritappes. They take possession in April and plan to make the property their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah E. Cramer
Sam
Joan
Chastes TV
Kehne
Park Avenue
George A. Tritappes
Washington hearings reveal McLean Fall cash and Slemp inquiry
In Washington on Feb 25 officials testified McLean and Fall handle papers and uncashed checks totaling 100 000. Slemp, Coolidge secretary, said he urged Fall to tell the truth about oil charges. Bain testified about proposed Pearl Harbor storage tanks and royalty plans discussed at a Cabinet meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Lpbe
Edwardb. McLean
Washington Post
McLein
Fall
Twa
Bascom Slemp
Coolidge
Palm Beach
McLean
Bain
Bureau of Mines
Pearl Harbor
Daugherty
Walsh
Republican National
Senate
Hhra
Caterlorgo Iease
Uaerry Ff. Sincclair
Doheny
Alpert J. Full
Deeds And Matrimonial Actions In Frederick County
Property transfers include W Willare Fredericks to M Hudson Wineherry for 600. Franklin 8 to Finney and wife 1400. church trustees to New Market Grange for 176. Marriages listed Albert Beoraft and Margaret Baumgardner aged 30 and 42. Divorce actions filed for Clinton Tale and James D Artors. Vaudeville notes Mr and Mrs Michael Rabe of New York perform in Hagerstown and West South Street, traveling to Ekagerstown then Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Willare Fredericks
M. Hudson Wineherry
Franklin
Finney
Woodward A. Roberts
Frederick
Methodist Protestant Church
Frederick County
New Market Grange
Norman T. Blubaugh
Walter G. Clein
Albert A. Beoraft
Mr Airy
Margaret Maay Baumgardner
Warrisville
Ernest W. Albaugh
Walkersville
Nelen
Rippeon
Liberty
Clinton Tlale
Fred Levick
Fie Smith
Unionville
Equity
Isle VC Kaidwiler
Jacob Aaidwiler
Ael Rabe
New York
Maryland Theatre
Hagerstown
William E. Miller
West South Street
Pacific Coast
Keith
Rabe
Ekagerstown
Brooklyn
N.Y
Coolidge Opposes Pension Plan Amid Treasury Concerns
President Coolidge told ranking Republican members of the Finance Committee he opposed enacting any pension legislation that would cause a material drain on the public treasury at this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
Associated Press
Washington
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Slemp
SEC
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