Notnagle Freed After Baltimore Inquest Hearing
Habeas corpus proceedings in Baltimore City Court led to bail for William Notnagle held over an inquest into the death of Duncan de Beer, a Baltimore street light inspector. Frederick men claim another car, painted red, struck de Beer and deny Notnagle’s car caused the death.
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Baltimore
Ambler
William Notnagle
Thal
Duncan de Beer
Notnagle
de Beer
Baltimore City
Walter Ganster
William F. Reynolds
Hudson
Frederick
Eaid
Frederick Road Ark
Notaagle
Reynolds
Catonsville
deBeer
Trading Quiet but Upward Market Tone Emerges
The morning session showed quiet trading with a firm tone by noon as the market moved upward. Investors priced in favorable foreign developments and short positions while call money opened at 23 percent.
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New York
Luc
Call
Pe Sen Vidal Om
Motion pictures of pre fight Shelby scenes offered for inspection
Films showing the Shelby area before the Dempsey Gibbons boxing match on July 4 were submitted to federal authorities for inspection. Officials indicated the government would likely permit exhibition, and initial reports that footage of the actual fight had been seized were disputed.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Shelby
Dempsey-Gibbons
Dempsey
Gibbons
Children’s Aid Society meeting planned in Frederick
A local branch meeting of the Children’s Aid Society is set for Tuesday at 3 PM in the Y M C A building. Newly appointed secretary Miss Louise Dallam Nelson will be introduced, county fundraising, and office work discussed. Temporary stenographic support provided by Miss Catherine Stouffer of Baltimore.
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Children's Aid Socety
Louise Dallam Nelson
Dans
Miss Nelson
Frederick
Cathrine Stouffer
Baltimore
Exhume confirms details in Kepner death case
Mrs B Evard Kepner’s body was exhumed at Mt Olivet cemetery to determine suicide or foul play. Autopsy by Drs Meredith Smith Hendrix McCurdy Malteese with Baltimore officials present found conflicting indications. state’s attorney argued the right side entry and rapid death make self inflicted wound unlikely. No official report yet.
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B. Evard Kepner
Mt. Olivet
Dr. Malteese
Baltimore
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
William Meredith Smith
J. C. Hendrix
Ira J. McCurdy
Malteese
Aaron R. Anders
James A. Jones
Charles W. Smith
Charles A. Kahler
Balmore
Anders
Mr. Anders
Kepner
Among the Sick
The condition of Mr. J. Stoll Net rich on Fast Second Street, sick and mildly improved. Mrs. Nellie Morgan of West Fifth Street, recently operated on at Frederick City Hospital, has recovered enough to go home. Master William Phelps of Peart, who broke his arms, is improving nicely.
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J. Stoll Netrich
Fast Second Street
Nellie Morgan
West Fifth Street
Frederick City Hospital
William Phelps
Peart
West Chester
Dorothy Kauffman
Magruder Craighead
Miss Harmer
Craighead
Misa Kauffman
Sir Missy Harmer Guld
Westover
Somerset County
Public Health Demonstration at Court House July 7
Announcement states that Saturday evening at 8 o'clock at the Court House there will be moving pictures shown under the Bureau of Animal Industry of the Federal Government. The program will illustrate the need to eradicate tuberculosis in cattle as a danger to human health.
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Court House
Department of the Bureau of Animal Industry
Big Fire Sweeps Goldfield Scene of Many Big Fights
A morning blaze in Goldfield Nevada threatens several blocks. Firefighters use water and dynamite to contain the flames. The fire began in what was part of the old Tenderloin district and destroyed the Masonic Temple, the Montezuma Club building, Tex Rickard saloon, and row of frame buildings along Main Street from Crook to Ramsey, once the camp center for saloons and brokers.
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Goldfield
Masonic Temple
Montezuma Club
Tex Rickard
Main Street
Ramsey
Crook
Ramsey Street
Frederick Lions hear report on Lions International convention
Members H Noel Haller and Charles A Opel reported to the Frederick Lions at Wayside Inn on Thursday night about the Atlantic City convention. Ed S Vaught urged strict law enforcement. delegates from Chicago Los Angeles and Tucson attended. 1924 convention set for Omaha and 1925 for Los Angeles. Lions International growth from 25 clubs in 1917 to 685 by 1923 with 32 225 members.
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Frederick
Los Angeles
California
Chicago
Omaha
Nebraska
Washington
Lions International
Vermont
Tucson
Ariz
Rev
C. Hoover
Grace Reformed Church
Sunday Afternoon Band Concerts for the Heights
The Methodist Band Freder icck will perform at Memorial Park Braddock Heights Sunday from 2 to 4 PM. Residents organized a subscription to launch a series of summer concerts in July August and the first two Sundays of September.
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Fredericck
Memorial Park
Braddock Heights
the Heights
Gary predicts shorter hours for steel workers due to foreign labor
The article reports Elbert H. Gary stating the United States Steel Corp will abolish the 12 hour day as labor supply from MOalea Philippines Canada and Europe increases. President Harding's support accelerates reforms with 60 000 new hires anticipated and a 16 percent rise in steel costs as hours shrink.
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Gary
Mr. Gary
Harding
Tacoma
Alaska
American Iron and Steel Institute
Iin
Gary Wartha
Frederick Appoints Playground Supervisors for Summer
Mrs. Thomas Williams and Mrs. John Fisher will supervise Frederick playgrounds this summer. Equipment moves to Carroll Park. Chamber of Commerce assists with setup. Grounds to operate daily in two shifts with sites at North Market Street School Washington Street School Frederick High School and Schrey Park.
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Thomas Williams
John Fisher
Frederick
Civic Club
Carroll Park
Chamber of Commerce
Seliley Park
North Market Street
Washington Street
Frederick High School
Schrey Park
Mime Club
Williams
Maryland State School For the Deaf
Fisher
Baltimore
Army balloon travels 375 miles reported
Indiana piehs July 6. The army balloon piloted by Capt. T. L. T. Miller lands at Ford City Ta, according to a telegram to the Indianapolis News. The message states the distance traveled at approximately 375 miles.
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Associated Press
Indiana
TL. T. Miller
Ford City
Indianapolis News
Girl chum may furnish club girl chum may furnish club
Waddime Harmer a 16 year old farmer from Scarsdale New York is the subject of a brief Associated Press dispatch dated July 6. The report notes Harmer’s involvement in a community effort or club activity with potential implications for local youth and agricultural work.
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Scarsdale, N. Y
Waddime Harmer
Expect Street Work 10 Start Within 2 Weeks
City engineers announced street improvement work likely to begin soon after delays in pipe fittings. Crews will remove curbing and lay water and gas mains on Market Street while widening the street in coordination with the State Roads Commission. Reservoir work continues with test pits and deepening boreholes. a special meeting tonight will consider bids for police summer uniforms.
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Emory ©. Crum
Market Street
State Roada Commission
State Boots Commission
Tala
William ©. Humm
Potomac Public Service Company
Atorage
Aldormer
Cumberland Moves To End Wholesale Liquor Sales
The Cumberland Mayor and City Council refused licenses to four restaurants soft drink shops and bogus stores suspected of selling intoxicants. Mayor Koons called conditions in the Queen City a scandal and said a new ordinance will revoke licenses padlock liquor sellers including groceries fruit stands and other places.
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Cumberland
City
Koons
Queen City
Keora
Lenglen Retains Wimbledon Title in Straight Sets
Suzanne Lenglen of France defeats Misa Kathleen McKane of England in straight sets 6-2 6-2 to retain the world women’s lawn tennis championship at Wimbledon. The match concludes the tournament final with Lenglen securing the title once more.
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Suzanne Lenglen
Associated Press
Wilhtinden
England
France
Misa Kathleen McKane
Trst
Sters
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