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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1924

Page

6

Three youths face gallows to stem Chicago murder wave

Chicago faces a renewed murder wave as three youths and two women await execution. The crime commission argues capital punishment curbs crime while noting public apathy amid the grim toll and the ages of the condemned. Witnesses discuss clemency appeals for the 19 year old, Walter Krauser.

Chicago NEA Service Crime Commission Walter Krauser Bernard Grant Krauser John W. Messner Lmit Colonel Chamberlin Chicago Crime Commission Criminal Court

Light travel time from Sun to Earth

A note states it takes about 8 minutes for light to traverse the distance from the Sun to Earth, illustrating the vast scale of our solar system and the speed of light in space.

Waynesboro Seeks Blue Ridge League Meeting

Waynesboro officials invite Blue Ridge League President Jamison to hold a May gathering at the Anthony Wayne hotel. The meeting aims to set league policies, discuss player options from higher leagues, and consider enlarging scorer reports to include earned run data. Joe Ward will visit soon to meet directors and finalize plans. A red calliope show, sponsored by Pennsylvania Rubber and Frederick Tire, drew crowds Monday to demonstrate tow-tested tubes.

Waynesboro Baseball Club J. ¥. Jamison Blue Ridge League Anthony Wayne Hotel Waynesboro T0o Jamison Joe Ward Visi Pennsylvania Rubber Company Cailiope Cireva

Injured Son Returns Home After Hospital Stay

Joseph Welty and his son Eichelberger Welty traveled from Altoona Pennsylvania to Emmitsburg after a serious accident. Doctors initially feared a skull fracture but X rays showed no fracture. The head injury was severe and the son remained unconscious for a period, yet he is expected to be released in a few weeks if no complications arise.

Joseph Welty Eichelberger Welty Altoona Emmitsburg Welty Eichelberger

City League Game 10 Tonight Between Eagles and St Johns

The fraternal order of the Eagles quint clash with St Johns Athletic Club at the First Regimental Armory tonight at 9. Eagles lead Frederick City League with one loss, suffered to St Johns. Both squads have strengthened. recent wins include Eagles over Vagabonds and St Johns over Mt Elmar Preps. Also Hugh School Alumni quintries play the second game at 8, with captain changes for the alumni team and lineup updates including Kim Houck and Arthne Forney.

Plagerstown St. Jobs Mt. el Mars Maryhindd Hugh School Anth Tee Gin Thigh School Harry Rourke Arthne Forney Kim Houck Lin

Packards Lead League With Lincolns Falling Short

The Vackards remain undisputed leaders in YoMoG AL Junior Basketball League after Lincolns top rival Stutz won 20 to 16. The Lincolns drop to second. Tincalas move to third as a close, hard fought game concluded with referee Alvin Quinn's whistle. Also notes White Oak School Literary Society meeting and insurance-education claim on athletics extending lifespan.

Vackards Lincolns Tincalas Leasur Alvin Quinn Stutz Engle Tranveree High River Sherald Behildkne White Oak School MM Carlisle Missy Peart Burkett Naomi M. Carlisle Daniel Boone May Mills Albert Hargett Mildred Thomas William Mille Robin Woot Dorothy Summers Mine Mackenzie Maynard Taker Austin Putman Donald the Scat Mae Mackenzie George Baker Apple Seed Johny Ruth Thomas Mae Mackenze Crites

Studebaker Quality Cars With Large Scale, Precision

Studebaker builds 150000 fine cars yearly all Sixes. High output supports low prices and top quality. Investments in plants and tools, 12,500 machines, 125 researchers, 500000 tests yearly, 12000 inspections, 1000 workers. Notes on bearings, finishes, and luxury details. record service and history reinforce value. 50H. P. models priced 1350 to 1985 dollars.

Studebaker Department of Research and Experiment Bureau of Methods and Standards Studebakers

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