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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1916

Page

7

Week of gaiety marks a brisk Frederick scene

A longtime column poetically reviews a week of social life in Frederick. The piece notes bitter cold turning to springlike days after a lunar eclipse, with numerous clubs, suppers, plays, teas, and lectures lively. It highlights YMCA canvass success, Hood Seminary plays, Grace church chicken waffles, and civic groups, plus local events, temperance talks, and upcoming attractions. It closes with charity efforts, library value, and a light farewell to Frederick.

Young Men's Christian Association Hood Seminary Bachelors’ Club Grace Church

Bandit Kills Policeman in Chicago Bank Office Hold Up

A lone bandit robbed the Thomas Cook & Sons office at 15 East Jackson, wounding the cashier and killing Policeman B A Johnson who tried to stop him. The thief fled with $900 as a female accomplice rode away in a waiting car amid downtown shoppers and panic.

Chicago Thomas Cook & Sons Axexis East Jackson Boulevard E. L. Walsh B. A. Johnson State Street

Clover Leaf and allied literary society notices

Several school literary societies held January meetings with programs including Bible readings, poems, essays, recitations, and debates on topics such as voting rights for women and the usefulness of electricity. Judges favored affirmative sides in two debates. adjournments set for later meetings.

Clover Leaf Clover Leaf Literary Society Arthur Myers William Knock Fabrney Young Frank Nin Welty United States Allen Tracy Eldred Vanfossen Francis ‘Miller A. Anderson Nelson Smith Austin Thomas Westie Burgee H. Routzalen John Moran Carol Etchison M. Roelke Lewis Specht Juvenile Literary Society D. A. Yasse RK. Putman M. Urner E. Solt C. Isintz R. Cline F. Notnagle J. Worthington Harry Sherald Russel Myers Charles Shipley Herman Spence Francis Biser Charles Ross Aubrey Harris Willard Lipps Reno Harp George Hendrix Charles Trail Oscar Coblentz Lester Ebert

Five Lynched by Mob in Georgia

Albany Ga Jan 22 five negroes taken from Worth county jail at Sylvester were hanged from a tree near Starkville three miles from Leesburg. Bodies bore bullet holes. Mob of forty or fifty men used pre planned action including cutting wires northward. They kept the prisoner in a bathroom and secured keys from the sheriff. Four victims were Felix Lake and his three sons Frank Dewey and Major. Radius Seamore was the fifth. James Keith the prisoner most wanted was moved to another jail. Moreland had arrested a suspect at Feliz Laie home during Christmas killing. Authorities planned a coroner's inquest with a jury empanelled.

Albany Worth County Sylvester Starkville Shelf Moreland Lee County Leesburg L. A. Potts Felix Lake Frank Dewey Major Radius Seamore James Keith Potts Moreland Feliz Laie

Fire damages Houston Hall at PennsylvanIa University

Fire at Houston Hall in Philadelphia on January 22 endangered books files records papers and early scientific moving picture films valued at over 40000 dollars. The students club building sustained damage while authorities fought the blaze.

Houston Hall Philadelphia University of Pennsylvania

Bit Aims at Improper Films

Washington reports a bill by Representative Towner of Iowa to make interstate shipment of improper motion pictures a penal offense. Motion picture interests, opposing the pending censorship, endorse the Towner bill.

Washington Representative Towner Iowa Towner

Ninth Grade Recitation and Play Delight School Fans

Miss Helen Hemp and Miss Rebecca McCutcheon performed solos and a recitation as part of a program by the ninth grade. A rendition of The Minister's Wife featured Flor ence Schroeder Gertrude Haberkorn Mary James Isabel Houck Katherine Lamar and Katherine Albauch. Helen Delauter wrote the closing journal. Ice cream cakes mints and nuts were served and the two societies sang Tipperary at the end.

Helen Hemp Rebecca McCutcheon Maretta Hershberger Florence Schroeder Gertrude Haberkorn Mary James Isabel Houck Katherine Lamar Katherine Albauch Helen Delauter Tipperary

Blame Group B For Escape In New York

Federal agents concluded Ignatius T. T. Lincoln a German spy and former British MP escaped from a U S deputy marshal last Saturday with help from Group B a European political refugee network Lincoln remains in New York City and boasted of walling the streets while offering to surrender for immunity Group B formed in 1872 aided political exiles including Pouren whose extradition was demanded by Russia and whom Roosevelt released.

New York Federal Secret Service Ignatius T. T. Lincoln House of Commons United States Lincoln New York City Manhattan William H. Offley Jan Pouren Pouren Baltic Russia Theodore Roosevelt

Father and Girl Burned In Farmhouse Fire

Chambersburg Pa Jan 22 Standing too near a fire at a butcher block on the farm of her father John C Dettich near Green Castle Miss La Let Tichs clothing caught fire and she was fatally burned The father also died of burns.

Chambersburg John C. Dettich Green Castle

General Carpenter Dies at 77 in Philadelphia

Brigadier General Louis Henry Carpenter U S A retired died at his home 2018 Delancey Street Philadelphia at age seventy seven funeral arrangements pending

Carpenter Philadelphia Louis Henry Carpenter Delancey Street

Coroner urges canned blood for gas victims in Chicago

Chicago coroner Beffman notified every hospital to preserve blood from operations for life saving transfusions in gas poisoning cases. He cited a recent successful transfusion saving a laborer and cited Dr. Burmeister's tests showing blood can be kept for about thirty days.

Chicago Beffman W. H. Burmeister

Widow Wins Against Saloon In Liquor Death Suit

In Philadelphia Jam 22 Judge Patterson's court awarded Mrs Virginia Alexander 2500 against saloon owner Jacob Bosch for her husband's death in 1914 after years of excessive liquor. The case notes similar claims in other counties but no prior Philadelphia verdict.

Philadelphia Patterson Virginia Alexander Jacob Bosch North Twenty-seventh Street Alexander Boyd McKean Lebanon Allegheny Braddock

Turks in Caucasus and Mesopotamia headlong flight

News from the front reports Turkish forces retreating before Russian and British troops in the Caucasus and Mesopotamia. Turkeys are said to be out of ammunition with some retreats turning into routs as Russians advance toward Barajird from Sultan Abad in Persia.

Caucasus Mesopotamia Rome London Teheran Sultan Abad Persia Hamadan Barajird

Grant Increase to D. H. Repair Men in Scranton

Delaware and Hudson railroad car repair workers between Wilkes Barre and Albany receive a one percent wage increase. The raise takes effect February 3 and totals about $10,000 per month.

Scranton Delaware & Hudson Railroad Wilkes Barre Aftbany

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