Court weighs recalling grand jury in Kepner murder probe
The court will decide within a day or two whether to recall the February grand jury to investigate the Kepner murder case. State's Attorney Anders pressed for recall after the coroner's verdict finding a murder, while Juror Neighbors refuted claims he opposed naming a suspect.
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Kepner
Grace Simmons Kepner
B. Evrard Kepner
Anders
Ulner and
Worthington
Court House
Frederick
Neighbors
News-Post Today
Wertheimer
Eleanor Houck
Leo Weinbers
Trederick
Masonic
Rotary
Chile
Improvements Completed to Heights Auditorium
Repairs enlarging seating capacity at Braddock Heights auditorium are finished. Lights rearranged for better acoustics, with four aisles now replacing three and front entrances opened to two center aisles. Footlights removed and stage lighting redirected to reduce glare while side lights minimize audience discomfort.
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Braddock Heights
Quarterly Conference at Centennial Memorial United Brethren Church
The last Quarterly Conference of the year will be held Wednesday at eight in the Centennial Memorial United Brethren church during the regular prayer meeting. Rev A B Statton will preside and reports will be heard from societies with delegates to the annual conference.
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Centennial Memorial United Brethren Church
A. B. Statton
Hagerstown
C. Thomas Summers
Women's Missionary Association
C. Society
C. EL Society
Otterhein Memorial United Brethren Church
Baltimore
Housewives Advised to Buy Sugar Slowly
By The Associated Press New York, Mrs. Julian Heath, president of the National Housewives' League, urges housewives to resume sugar purchases gradually to cann fruit and canning supplies. She warns against hoarding, saying steady buying will stabilize the market and prevent a sharp price spike.
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Associated Praag
New York
Julian Heath
National Housewives' League
New Cooperative Wheat Buying Group Planned in Frederick
Frederick farmers organize a co operative wheat buying and selling body modeled after Washington county success. A meeting of Farm Bureau members is set for Thursday at 1 30 PM in the Frederick county court room to discuss formation, with Frank W Mish of Hagerstown to explain the Washington county system. The plan envisions separate boards, member admissions, and future elevator and poultry and beef markets, under Farm Bureau direction.
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Frederick Onty
Fara Bureau
Frederick County Court
Frank W. Mish
Hagerstown
Washington County
Mish
Frederick
Cadh
Farm Bureau
M. Frank Holter
TANF
Frederick County
Frederick County Farm Bureau Co-Operative Association
Dny
Hursday
Faro Shurean
University of Maryland Extension Service
Mishan
The
High Money Rates Discourage Buying In Post Speeches
The Associated Press reports that speculative sentiment soured after Tremier Poinenre outlined French views on the Ruhr tangle. Morning trading saw little stock market improvement as high money rates deter buyers. Leading industrial shares stayed vulnerable to selling pressure, with several stocks down one to three points. Studebaker advanced about a point, lifting midday sentiment. Call money opened at 3 percent.
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Associated Press
New York
Tremier Poinenre
Ruhr
Buring
Studebaker
Indictments Charge Leviathan Crew in Whiskey Transport Conspiracy
Chicago July 16. Twenty-two men named in indictments by a Federal grand jury charged with conspiracy to transport 1.99 cases of whiskey from the Old Grand Dad distillery at Louisville Ky in September 1920.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Federal Grand Jury
Louisville
Lin
New Road Roller Tested in Frederick County Town
The 10 ton road roller from Galion Manufacturing was unloaded at Baltimore and Ohio yards and tested on Wilson Avenue. County Commissioners praised the machine, planning extensive use on Yellow Springs Pike and other roads. Mr Wiles of Middletown operates it, with repairs and oiling to follow. In separate notes, Milton G Urner Sr calls ministers to a county revival meeting at Calvary M E church Tuesday at 2 PM to discuss reunions and address present day evils including cinema and dancing. Urner, a Frederick leader, turns 84 on July 29.
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Frederick
Board of County Commissioners
Galion =roa Manufacturing Command
Baltimore and Ohio
Wiles
Middletown
Wilson Avenue
Yellow Springs Pike
Frederick County
Milton G. Urner
Calvary M. E
Mr. Urner
Braddock Heights
Urner
Calvary M. RB
Motorist Hurt After Motorcycle Strikes Road Stone
John W. Favorite about 20 sustained a deep arm laceration when his motorcycle struck a large stone on a road near Jug Ridge hill Saturday night after 9. The impact threw him to the ground and dragged him several feet before he rode to Fred Gough who dressed the wound.
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John W. Favorite
Frederick
rTak Gough
Lye
William Simms
Haif
Simms
Grahame Johnson
Edward Grayson
Grayson
C. W. Smith
Sheri
Boys Take Out Keys
Reports say several city youths have been seen entering parked autos at various spots, apparently to steal items. In at least three cases keys were removed from locks. the keys themselves are of no value to the boys and the motive remains unclear.
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Frederick
Kepner
Crick
County Bonds Sale Yields Eight Thousand Premium
Frederick county gains 8177 in premium from selling 130000 school bonds to Baker Watts and Company of Saltmor e at 106 29 with four and three fourths percent interest dated August 1 1923. Bonds mature 1952 54 55 56 57 58 59 1960 with final 1896 due date. Other bids listed.
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Baker, Watts and Company
Frederick County
Saltimore
Alexander Brown and Sonr
J. A. W. Iglehart and Company
J. 8
Wilson, Jr. and Company
Baltimore
Harris, Forbes and Company
New York
Open Air Song Service Begins Next Sunday
Calvary Methodist Episcopal church holds preaching services morning and night with Sunday School attendance strong. Leaders Class features organ solo by Mrs. G Ellis Williams. Open air services start next Sunday at Frederick High School 1645, with Dr Williams address and sacred concert by Calvary School band.
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Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
Clase
G. Ellis Wiliams
Doering
Fast Witth Street
Wight
Tah
Calvary Sunday School
Union Manufacturing Company
Leaders Bible Class
Calvary Church
Frederick High School
Dom
George Washington’s Descendant Is Dead
Announcement from Philadelphia today notes Samuel Walter Washington died yesterday in Charles Town West Virginia. He was 70 years old a lawyer and a descendant of General George Washington through his brothers John Augustine Washington and Col Samuel Washington on his mother’s side. He is survived by his widow two sons and three brothers.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Charles Town
W. Va
Samuel Walter Washington
George Washington
John Augustine Washington
Col
Samuel Wash
Maton
Samuel Waller Washington
Costs 2 Brothers $230 to Fight on Frederick Street
The Houck brothers from Baltimore faced a Sunday altercation after a dispute over drinks on Frederick Street. Each was fined $100 and costs for driving under the influence and disorderly conduct, with additional fines for related offenses.
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Frederick Street
B. Franklin Houch
Charles H. Houch
Baltimore
Jell
Houck
Frederick
Frederck
Howes Brothers
J. Grahame Johson
Reverdy Dronenburg
Dronenburg
C. W. Smith
Aquorach
Franklin Hoyck
Ford
Ig Mengy
Balthwort
Strashere
Athernson
Union, Bridge
Sheri Charles W. Smith
White Hotel
North Market
Strasberg
Jett Frederick
Hanover
Waynenburg
Johnson
Fox
Hinea
John Cran
Walkersville
Crum
M. F. Trimble
Washington
Justice Johnson
Trimble
Henry Nusv
A.D. Neal
New York
Brust
Fine program planned for annual Swarthmore Chautauqua
The Swarthmore Chautauqua opens Friday at 3 PM with a strong lineup of lectures recitals concerts and entertainments for all ages. A 1200 seat tent owned by Senator Mor Frank Norwood on Rockwell Terrace houses the shows with decorative draperies changing per performance. The tent features reinforced double-tracking for safety and has not suffered a blow down in four years of operation.
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Sena
Mor Frank
Norwood
Rockwell Terrace
Swarthmore Chautauqua
Chautauqua Association
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Hammond
Ner
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Ruary Grand Jury
State
Aaron R. Anders
Weinberg
Ku Klux Klan
Repler
U. S
Mecca
New Record
Bureau
Leviathan
NEW Road Roller
M. G. Urner
County
Edward Graygon
I. M. Stokes
Emmitsburg
C. Edward Sinn
Charles R. Kefauver
Brooklyn, N. Y
North Market Street
Matableland
Africa
Southampton
Olympic
Bible Clan
Franklin
Charles Houck
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