Traffic Court Hears Notnagle Case in Balto Death
William Notnagle, Baltimore light inspector, charged with manslaughter for the Wednesday night running down of Duncan DeBeer, was held on $16,000 bail after an inquest. He faces traffic court charges of speeding and liquor while under the influence, with the stop-after-accident offense carrying a year’s sentence. Bail arrangements were announced for release this afternoon.
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Notnagle
DeBeer
Nontagle
Baltimore
Nagie
Jurge Stein
May Start Street Work On Market Street Tuesday
City Engineer Emory G Crum announced Market street improvements may begin Tuesday morning. Pending State Board of Health permits and a shipment of pipe fittings, work will start at Seventh Street on the west side, with curbing removal as the first task and sewer work possibly starting this week in Derry alley.
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Market Street
Emory G. Crum
State Board of Health
Mary 11
Derry Alley
Seventh Street
Judge Stafford Denies Acquittal in Morse Conspiracy Case
Washington July 9 Judge Stafford refused to direct a verdict of acquittal in the case of Charles W Morse and four Morse relatives and others on trial on indictments charging conspiracy to defraud the government in wartime ship construction and operation contracts. He overruled motions to dismiss the indictment against the defendants.
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Associated Prem Washington
Stafford Thay
Charles W. Morse
Song
Stafford
Erwin A. Morse
Benjamin W. Morse
Harry F. Morse
R. M. Much
Body of Navy Balloonist Found in Basket Near Port Stanley
The body of Lieut. L. J. Roth, pilot of the U S Navy balloon A 6698, was found in the basket 14 miles south southwest of Port Stanley Ontario. No trace of Lieut. T B Null, his aide, was found after the elimination race began in Indianapolis last Wednesday. A second body presumed to be Lieut. T B Null was found in Lake Erie near Point Pelee.
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Associated Press
Port Stanley
Ont
Lieut. L. J. Roth
Here
Lieut. T. B. Null
Lieut. Rath
Indianapolis
Windsor
Lieut T. B. Null
Lake Erie
Point Pelee
Probe halts as report awaited in Kepner death case
Frederick County authorities pause the Kepner murder inquiry awaiting Dr Malders postmortem report after exhumation of Mrs Grace Simmons Kepner. State's Attorney Anders says no intimation if findings support murder or suicide. Baltimore detective Kahler to return from the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Simmons Kepner
B. Evard Kepner
Frederick County
R. J. Maldeis
Baltimore
Dr. Malders
Dre. J. Q. Hendrix
William Meredith Smith
Mre. Kepner
Charles A. Kahler
Anders
James A. Jones
Charles W. Smith
Malders
Kepner
Pe cora seeks indictment of Anderson in Anti Saloon case
Ferdinand Pecora chief assistant district attorney asked a special grand jury to indict William H. Anderson state superintendent of the Anti Saloon League on charges of larceny extortion and forgery regarding league funds. A prior grand jury did not issue true bills. Anderson vowed to return to New York to renew his fight against the probe.
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Associated Press
New York
Ferdinand Pecora
William H. Anderson
Anti-Saloon League
Anderson
League
Arnderson
Carlinville
Wm. H. Anderson
New York Anti-saloon League
Monocacy Battle Remembered On Its 59th Anniversary
Frederick marks the 59th anniversary of the July 9 1864 Battle of Monocacy with recollections of the siege near the Monocacy River, the $200000 ransom sent to General Early, and the day’s heavy casualties totaling 1436 as lines of trenches and field sites remain visible around Frederick.
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Frederick
Monocacy
Early
E. ¥. Goldsborough
Frederick Junction
Jug Bridge
Baltimore Pike
Urbana
Major Goldsborough
Clendinnin
Ilinois
McCausland
Monrovia
Gambrill's Mill
Barronsville
New Market
Baltimore
Ellicott's Mill
Baltimore City
Cross Continental Flier In Dayton Behind Time
Dayton Ohio July 9 Lieut Russell J Maughan arrived at McCook Field at 9 10 a m Eastern Standard Time after being one hour and 45 7g minutes behind schedule while attempting a continental flight from dawn to sunset He took off again at 9 35 a m to make up lost time noting hazy air and a 700 mile deviation from New York to Dayton with Akron as the first waypoint and St Joseph Missouri next
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Associated Press
Dayton
Russell J. Maughan
McCook Field
Woman sentenced to die for murder of Bronx contractor
The Associated Press reports that Mrs Anna Burr was sentenced to die in the electric chair during the week of August 6 for killing Frederick Schneider, a Bronx contractor with whom she had lived for eight years.
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Burr
Frederick Schneider
Bronx
Samuel Levy Buys Old Dutch Market
Samuel Levy of Washington purchased J A Whitfeld Co. proprietors Old Dutch Market and takes control today. The shop will be renamed Levy's Market with changes including a delivery service and a full delicatessen line. Levy plans to relocate his family to Frederick and has long sought a Frederick location.
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J. A. Whitfeld Co
Samuel Levy
Washington
Levy
Cudahy Packing Company
New York
Frederick
Mr. Levy
Death of Thomas W. Clevenger Claimed by Heart Trouble
The body of Thomas Walter Clevenger, 54, was found in his bed at home near Feagaville by a guest who had shared the bed, about 4 a.m. The death was attributed to angina pectoris. He leaves a widow Lula I. Clevenger, three children, his mother Mrs. Anderson, and several brothers and grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 10 a.m. from the home, with interment at Edge Tilt cemetery. Etchison and Son funeral directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Walter Clevenger
Feagaville
Clevenger
Charles TL. Renn
Fearavillé
F. H. Hedges
Lula I. Clevenger
Leslie Ju. Clevenger
Welock
Edge Tilt Cemetery
Charles Town
W, Va
Chamber of Deputies Approves Pacific Treaty
The Chamber of Deputies today unanimously approved the Washington treaty package. A bill approving the December 12 1921 accord among France the United States Great Britain and Japan on Pacific island possessions and related mandate declaration was passed.
Conference on Missions Opens at Hood College
Delegates arrive as Hood College hosts the Frederick Missionary Conference of the Reformed Church. Over 100 are expected for services at Brodbeck Hall with Doctor Casselman delivering the opening address. Sunset and evening meetings run daily for all attendees.
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Frederick
Goblentz Hall
Grace Reformed Church
C. Ifaover
Evangelical Reformed Church
L. G. Kieffer
Grace Church
Mra. R. R. Shank
Elmer E. Dixon
Ada R. Lampe
Cora Diller
Bernice Hoover
Youth ‘Michael
Julia Abbott
George EB. Salter
Lewis Robb
J. Leonard Nothagle
Katherine Trundle
Marguerite Null
Richard ¢. Dutrow
C. A. Hauser
Japan
A. V. Casselman
Paul Schaffner
Jaffan
Holy
D. A. Souder
Hydra
Omweke
Greencastle
Instituter
Scott R. Waener
Hagerstown
D. A. Scudora
T. E. Schaffier
A. ¥. Casselman
Charles Schaeffer
D. S. Schrieder
Grace
The
Evangelical Churchég
Ruth P. Dutraw
Mission Board
Foreign Mission Board
Evangelical
David R RB Schneder
Elmer Haurge
Alfred Ankeney
Paul . Schattner
Trof
Mia
F. B. Nicodemus
Misa
Mary EB. Schneder
William P. Adams
Marior
P. Firor
Minerva S. Weil
George Rachman
Clarence
Weselanger
China
Irma Ohl
T. Albert Beam
Mildred Bailey
Sugar price slash in refined sugar market
In New York on July the refined sugar price was cut to 75.1 cents per pound amid offers of 2,000 tons shipped abroad and returned. Weakened domestic demand and weaker foreign demand contributed to the drop, marking the season’s high price level.
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Associated Press
New York
Former Associate Justice Day Dies at Mackinac Island
Willam R. Day former associate justice of the United States Supreme Court died at his cottage on Mackinac Island mid July 3 in his 74th year. Death followed a general breakdown after an attack of bronchitis last fall.
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Associated Press
Mackinac Island
Willam R. Day
United States Supreme Court
Mr. Day
Auditors Begin Work on County Books
The County Board of Auditors formed by Fleete R. Neighbors Frederick DeWitt Free Creagers Town John H. Bowers began auditing the county books in the law library at the courthouse. Neighbors was named president and Free secretary. Work is to continue about six weeks, with attention to the County Commissioners school board and county treasurer records.
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Board of Auditors
Fleete R. Neighbors
Frederick
DeWitt T. Free
Creagerstown
John H. Bowers
Brunswick
Bowers
Court House
Neighbors
Free
Runaway Girls From Epworth Orphanage to Be Placed in County Homes
Wilhemiza and Carrie Wenner aged 13 and 10 left the Epworthian Orphanage on June 28 and were found in Frederick county. Their father Clarke Wenner of Brunswick, employed by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, brought them back to the city. The sisters are in a boarding house under probation officer Miss Louise Nelson and the Children's Aid Society, with plans to place them in county homes within days. They left with toys and clothes, seeking adventure, and gave no clear reason for departing.
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Wilhemiza
Carrie Wenner
Frederick County
Clarke Wenner
Brunswick
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Frederick
Baltimore and Ohio
Wenner
West Virginia
Louise Nelson
Children’s Aid Society
Alder Kirk
Carrie
Four Bankrupt Firm Directors Sentenced in Baltimore
Four members of Smith, Lockhart and Company were convicted of conspiracy to defraud customers. Allen B. Lockhart received ten years, R. Tynes Smith six years, and R. Earl Thomas and Herman Zeusler three years each, all with $750 fines. Lockhart and Smith appealed and were bailed. the firm failed last year with liabilities of $3,585,736.
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Lockhart
Baltimore Brokers
Smith
Associated Press
Baltimore
Smith, Lockhart and Company
Allen B.lockhart
R. Tynes Smith
R. Earl Thomas
Herman Zeusler
Girls Club Week At University Of Maryland July 16 22
Frederick County delegates from girls clubs will attend Club Week at the University of Maryland July 16 to 22. Chaperones will accompany them from home to return. The program includes amusements and classes to boost Frederick county girls club work with plans overseen by Miss Elizabeth Thompson and local leaders. Aiming to grow clubs at Kemptown Urbana and beyond, the effort emphasizes play based learning for ages 10 to 18. Also a Card Party at Catoctin Country Club starts July 10 with weekly sessions through summer alongside social events. Later note reports a wage proposal by anthracite operators setting a retroactive wage term if no agreement by September 7.
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Frederick County
University of Maryland
Kemptown
Urbana
Elizabeth Thompson
Champson
Country Club
Catoctin Country Club
Associated Prem
Atlantic City
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William Notnagle
Southwestern
Duncan DeBeer
Baltimore Light
Derr
Morse
NAVY
Lieut. Roth
Pecora
Illinois
Lieut. Maughan
Gettysburg
Pennsylvania
T- 13
Anna
Samuel Ley
Washington Man
J. A. Whitfield Co
Bedfellow
Thomas W. Clevenger
Chamber OF Deputies
Washington Conference
Hood College
Reformed Church
Hara
Deprricht
Casdinat
William R. Day
Aid Acadery
Thomas
Zeusler
U. OF Maryland
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