Frederick men held in Baltimore in light inspector death
William Nothagle and William Reynolds of Frederick are held in Baltimore for a three o'clock hearing on charges that they caused the death of Duncan de Beet, a Baltimore light inspector, after an assault during a chase from Frederick Road park. Both men, arraigned for disorderly conduct earlier, face possible release if the death is ruled an accident. Nothagle, a former sergeant major, and Reynolds of Frederick Motor Company are prominent locals.
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Frederick
Baltimore
William Nothagle
William F. Reynolds
Duncan de Beet
de Beet
Associated Press
Notnagle
Reynolds
Frederick Road
Nothagle
de Beer
Johannasen
deBeet
Reynols
Notnagie
Maryland
Frederick Motor Company
Another Hot Wave Heads For City Prompts Drought Warnings
Frederick faces extreme heat with forecasts of temperatures near 95 and rising. Recent rainfall is scarce, drought concerns grow as county reports show May and June rainfall well below normal, with vegetation suffering from the dry spell and forecasts predicting little rain ahead.
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Frederick
Drouth
Mysterious Murder Claims 16 Year Old Confessed
Authorities in Springfield Illinois report Ivan Wooten 16 confessed to killing his foster mother Mrs Mary Seals 70 a rich benefactor near the city. He earlier claimed a tramp shot her and said he was not allowed to leave home to earn a living. He once resided at Edgar County Illinois School for Boys.
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Springfield
Ill
Ivan Wooten
Mary Seals
Edgar County, Illinois
Local residents to share $1000 from will of Miss Anna Stevens
Two Frederick, Nebraska residents, John W. Humm and Annie C. Knodle, are named as legatees to receive $1000 each under Miss Anna Stevens of Lincoln Nebraska who died June 25. A coroner's jury investigated her Des Jardien Hospital death after an operation. The jury could not decide how she died and further action is unclear. Des Jardien may receive a portion from 10000 to 18000 as executor. Miss Stevens was born in Frederick County and moved to Illinois then to Nebraska where she lived until death.
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Frederick
Anna Stevens
Lincoln
Nebraska
John W. Humm
Annie C. Knodle
Miss Stevens
Des Jardien Hospital
Des Jardien
Des Jarden Hospital
Frederick County
Tinais
Auto Crash Wrecks Car on Church Hill.
Six people narrowly escaped serious injury when Maxwell Everhart’s car crashed into a stone pile at the bottom of a hill after leaving a Braddock Heights dance. The vehicle was wrecked but all occupants escaped with minor cuts and bruises, aided by passing motorists.
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Church Hill
Maxwell Everhart
Frederick
Braddock Heights
Long Hill
Chamber Of Commerce To Elect Officers Friday
A Board of Directors meeting of the Chamber of Commerce will be held Friday evening at 7 30 for electing officers and organizing for the coming year. The gathering takes place in the new rooms adjoining the Francie Scott Key Hotel. Say You Saw it In The News.
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Chamber of Commerce
Organiy Oan
Francie Scott Key Hotel
Fire kills four in Selmidt Hotel at McKeesport
Four persons died when a fire swept through the Selmidt Hotel in McKeesport Pennsylvania. Six guests were injured two seriously. Firemen and police rescued a score of residents from upper floors and life nets were used. The loss was about 40000 with coroner examining owners and survivors for missing victims.
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Associated Preas
Pittsburgh
Selmidt
McKeesport
McGregor
Man accused of shooting at picnic crowd near Lime Kiln
Percy Gray, about 40, colored, jailed after sheriff and deputy arrested him for shooting Janie Herbert, 18, colored, during a colored picnic in Manor Woods. The incident followed arguments at the event and involved a gray revolver aimed at a car with several women. Herbert wounded in the shoulder. Gray in custody awaiting hearing.
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Percy Gray
Jones
Smith
Janie Herbert
Manor Woods
Ae Herbert
Gray
Herbert
Jatt
Deaths and injuries mount after July fourth across nation
A score of deaths and more than a hundred injuries followed Independence Day celebrations. Most fatalities were children, with Pittsburgh reporting the most deaths from holiday fireworks and tetanus. The article also notes an Odd adjacent report on the Installation of officers for King David Lodge No. 50, including Frank Smith as noble grand and Harry W. Miller as vice grand, with a list of officers and trustees.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Pittsburgh
King David Lodge
No. 50
TI. D. O F
R. OG. Haugh
Robert A. Bennett
Charles F. Seeger
Charles KE. Keller
Philip Seeger
Frank Smith Noble
Harry W. Miller
Horace Fl
Albaugh
Paul D. Simpson
Jacob L. Engelbrecht
XN. B. Lewis
Irwin C. Albaugh
Roger B Hoffman
Millard M. Angleberger
Noble Grand
Fl. G. Haugh
Noble Brand
Frank E. Brengle
Train wreck in England leaves six dead and seven injured
Six people were killed and seven injured when the Leeds Manchester express collided with an engine outside a tunnel at Diggle near Huddersfield today. The crash occurred as the train ran at full speed and the collision involved two engines.
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Huddersfield
England
Diggle
Leeds
Manchester
Former Frederick Woman Granted 200000 Estate Bequest
Miss Margaret Irene Cromwell of Cumberland, formerly of Frederick, named principal legatee in the will of Mrs. Wilen S Welsh widow of Edward H Welsh of Cumberland. The estate valued at about 206000 largely to Cromwell with charitable bequests including 200 to Mt Olivet Cemetery Association and 300 to the Frederick Home for the Aged. The body of the husband to be exhumed and reinterred at Mt Olivet cemetery.
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Margaret Irene Cromyal
Cumberland
Frederick
Wilen S. Welsh
Edward H. Welsh
Welsh
Cromwel
Kennever Company, Inc
John G Lynn
Miss
Teller's Melancholy Leads Banker to Suicide in Philadelphia
John P. Davin a junior teller at the Philadelphia Savings Fund Society shot himself in the teller's cage while depositors were present. The bank issued a statement saying he suffered from melancholia due to worry over his child's death six months earlier. he had 12 years of service and a first class record.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
John P. Davin
Philadelphia Savings Fund Society
Davin
Four fire victims buried in Mt. Olivet as Jessman boy sent home
A town tragedy story from Urbana near Frederick recounts the loss of Mrs. Andrew Miller and three children Viola 5 Gladys 7 Jessman Girl. Willam Jessman 17 the sole survivor of a Ford explosion. The family, from Buffalo New York and Wickertown, is mourned as authorities and Rotary Club cover burial costs. Willam is sent home to Wortertown by car, with transportation arranged by Frederick County Commissioners after appeal. Funeral services set for 6 pm at Rev Wood Kane, interment Mt. Olivet.
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Willam Jessman
Watertown
N. Y
Urbana
Charles D. Shaffer
Y. M. GC A
Aaron R. Andera
Frederick
Andrew Miller
Viola
Buffalo
Jessman
Jexsman
Gladys
Wicktartown
Jessmina
Glaidys Jessman
Viola Miller
Muller
Intoxicated Autoist Fined $100 near Woodsboro
James Vegore of Leroi near Woodsboro was fined $100 this morning by Justice Grahame Johnson for driving under the influence. He was arrested Tuesday night by Officer Charles Smith and posted a $100 bond for the hearing.
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James Vegore
Leroi
Woodsboro
JF. Grahame Johnson
Legore
Charles Smith
Tuskegee Leaders Seek Federal Troops Protection
The NAACP urged President Harding to send federal troops to Tuskegee to guard Maton head of Tuskegee Institute and black surgeons at the Veterans Hospital after masked mob threats. A Klansmen parade through Tuskegee intensified fears of a 50 000 strong Alabama Klan protest against Negro staffing at the hospital.
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Associated Press
Lew Lark
BR. OH. Maton
Tuskegee Institute
Negra Sure Semis
United States Veterans Hospital
Tuskegee
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
National Association For the Advancement of
R. J. Moton
Ku Klux Kian
Alabama
Veterans Hospital
Soybean research and inoculation notes in Frederick County
University of Maryland Experiment Service monitors Mammoth Red wheat and soybeans in Frederick County. Soy acreage triples previous years, with inoculation on some seed boosting nodules and nitrogen fixation. F. W. Oldenberg and County Agent McGill plan farm bureau meetings at Mt Pleasant Lewistown New Market and a Saturday executive committee gathering.
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University of Maryland Experiment Service 1
Frederick County
F. W. Oldenberg
University Extension Service
Frederick
Oldenberg
Mcctil
Farm Bureau
Mt. Pleasant
Amon, Burgee
Lewistown
New Market
McGill
Body of Maid Found with Seven Knife Wounds
Dorothy Kauffman, a maid, was found dead in a Scarsdale home servants wing with seven knife wounds in her back and a cut throat. A negro seen near the house Tuesday afternoon is being sought. The maid had been alone since Tuesday morning as other servants left for a holiday.
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New York
West Chester County Police Today
Dorothy Kauffman
Magruder Craighead
Scarsdale
Hudson
Craighead
Ethel Barrymore Granted Divorce From S P Colt
Actress Ethel Barrymore was granted a divorce from Russell G Colt son of the late Samuel P Colt of Bristol on the grounds of neglect to provide.
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Ethel Barrymore
S. P. Colt
Associated Press
Providence
Ethel
Barrymore
Russell G. Colt
Samuel P. Colt
Bristol
Shelby earns little from promoters in Dempsey fight
Shelby Montana recounts a boxing spectacle that cost about 100000 in net loss after gate receipts fell short of projections. Promoter profits vanished as Jack Kearns kept only 52000 of a 100000 guarantee, while Dempsey earned modest sums from training and related fees amid a battle that drew 7203 paid admissions and substantial arena costs.
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Montana
Algut
Jack Kearns
Hig
Nfler
Quy
Leketa
Kearns
Glhhona
Mig
Shelby
Testimony On Convicts Death In Tabert Murder Trial
J G Johnson former Putnam Lumber commissary keeper testified that Dr T Capers Jones told him Higginbotham beat Martin Tabert to death. Johnson said Jones was called to attend a convict but arrived too late as Tabert had died.
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Associated Press
Lake City
Fla
J. G. Johnson
Putnam Lumber Co
T. Capers Jones
Thomas W. Higginbotham
Martin Tabert
Irene Castle Rumor Claims Reconciliation With Husband
The Associated Press reports rumors that Irene Castle and her husband reconciled as the Treman divorce case proceeds. Sources say the couple may travel to Deauville for a brief stay while lawyers discuss proceedings.
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Irene Castle
Husband
Associated Press
Comet
Orhat Drene Castile Treman Ha
Robert Treman
Deauville
Stocks Fall After July Fourth Holiday Slump Deepens
New York on July 4 reports that after the holiday speculative hopes for a market rebound faded. All three major groups show renewed selling pressure with railroad shares pushed down and forced liquidation evident. About 775000 in sales volumes were reported as the market closed lower.
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Associated Press
New York
Securities Foreign Exchange
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Wm. F. Reynolds
Frederick Road Park
Boy
Mrs. Knodle
Stevens
Bellevées
Thres
Negress
Margaret Irene Cromwell
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Teller
Mt. Olivet
Mary Milea Minter
Pasadena
Los Angeles
Calif
Misa Minter
William Desmond Taylor
Harding
University of Md
Maid
Dempsey
Gibbons
Shelty, Mont
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