Kepner Trial Details Fatal Wounding Evidence
Trial testimony details the autopsy of Mrs Kepner who was shot in the head. Doctors Malders Smith and Hendrix testified the wound and trajectory ruled out self-inflicted death. jurors closely watched demonstrations of weapon use and body position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wertheimer
Kepner
Hendrix
J O Hendrix
Mrr
Houck
Malders
Smith
Houch
Kepne
Mre Kepner
Hfe
Major Munshower
Howard J Malders
Baltimore
Mt. Olivet
Letter to pastor cited in coroner inquest on Kepner death
A letter claimed written by Mrs Grace Simmons Kepner to her pastor Rev Theophilus J Gaehr was introduced at the coroner inquest into her death. The handwriting was accepted as Kepner’s by attorneys magistrate and jurors. Dated February 4 1923 the letter asks for prayer for a troubled sister and family harmony and says the writer believes prayer can bring blessings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Simmons Kepner
Theophilus J Gaehr
Kepner
Mr. Kepner
Gaelor
Keysville social notes praise weekend visitors
Little Miss Mildred Stull spent the weekend with her uncle and aunt in York Pennsylvania. Chariea Crabbs and wife of Littlestown visited Charles Kiser. Mr and Mrs George Myerly and Mrs Harry Fisher were guests at Guy Warren's. John Ohler and wife with David Ohler and wife visited Mrs Houck near Taneytown. Vances Wachter and wife called on Peter Aumegirdner. Unristian Endeavor service Sunday at 730 led by GP Ritter. inner circle program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keysville
Midred Stull
Oliver Koontz
York
Chariea Crabbs
Littlestown
Charles Kiser
George Myerly
Chambersburg
Harry Fisher
Baltimore
Guy Warren
John Ohler
David Ohler
Incoma and Outgo In London July 14 Report
Incom and outgo data from London show this week expenditures at 21 millions while revenue reached 13 millions. The figures reflect a period where spending outpaced income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Weather and Crop Conditions in Maryland Week Ending July 10
Weather favored harvesting and thrashing of grains and hay, with rains aiding crops in most areas. Hail damage reported in some southern Queen Anne's and northern Talbot counties. Wheat and rye nearly finished. thrashing continued in other areas. Oats headed in Garrett and Allegany. corn in good condition with early varieties tasseling in southern counties. Potatoes and tomatoes in bloom and fruiting. early apples peaches and pears beginning to pick. Overall crops fair to good. urgent need for soaking rains between Allegany Mountains and Chesapeake Bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Anne's
Talbot
Border Counties
Allegany Mountain
Garrett
Allegany
Border
Allegany Mountains
Chesapeake
Spencer
Subpoena Possible for Wilson in Morse Trial
Defense lawyers prepared a subpoena in the District of Columbia supreme court to compel former President Wilson to testify in the Morse shipbuilding fraud case. They have not decided if it will be served or what testimony he would provide. Wilson directed wartime shipbuilding efforts as president and visited the Morse shipyard at Alexandria to witness keel laying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse
Washington
Wilson
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Wag
White House
Charles W. Marge
Alexandria
Cal
Miner Soars in Clouds Seeks Coal in Bowels of Earth
Edmund Henriques of Gates, Fayette County, has become a local pioneer among coal miners by buying and piloting an airplane. After leaving the mine he quickily returns to a shed, starts the plane, and flies above the countryside. He saved most his wages about $300 a month to fund the aircraft after traveling to New York to obtain it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uniontown
Fla
Fayette County
Edmund Henriques
Gates
New York City
Henriques
New York
Southern editor jailed for contempt over judge roasting
Magee editor of the Albuquerque Tribune was found guilty of contempt of court by District Judge D J Leahy after publishing articles derogatory to the judge and officials. He received 360 days in county jail on four counts, consecutive, with $4 total fines. Magee Publishing Co faces $3100 in fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magee
Yas, N. M
Carl G Magee
Alburquerque Tribune
D. J. Leahy
Leahy
Magee Publishing Company
Albuquerque Tribune
British engineer mauled by lioness near Nairobi camp
In the Kenya Colony on July 11 engineer Fano, working on the Undin Gishu railway line, was attacked en route to his camp by a lioness guarding two cubs. He was mauled before he could fire, and the animal fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nairobi
Kenya
Colony
Fano
Undin-Gishu
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Kepper
Anders
William Meredith Smith
Dr. Mulders
Ir. Maiders
Maideis
Weinberg
Attorney Motter
Lulu Ricketts
Mary. Hesson
W. Patrick ST
Mey Hotel
Serk
Exide Batteries
Alfman Motor CO
East
Patrick St
Geo. L. Kaufman
Pres
Gen. Mgr
Maryland
Southern
England
Central Trust Company
Frederick
Emmitsburg
Myersville
Monrovia
Thurmont , Union Bridge
RRO Aluminum
ALLEN
Quynn & Co
Hal
W. L. C. Fisher
Jack Mulhall
Universal
Thorwald
Tohn Norton
Bey
Jane Wee Poe
Coonee
Paul Parrott
Lola Man
Leq Maloney
Nerve
Enena
Frederick County National Bank
North Market Street
GEO. S. Rodock & Son
S. Carroll Si
Gruen
C. M. Malone
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