Speeding Arrest Trial Attracts City Court
Harry Snook of North Market faced charges for speeding and resisting an officer after his car’s cut-out was open. He was found guilty on two counts, fined 40 dollars with an appeal filed, while the officer’s use of profanity was not proven. The hearing drew a large crowd and many witnesses, highlighting tensions surrounding new traffic ordinances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry FR. Snook
North Market
Patreet
Pallco
Gan
Jacob Quinn
Fabian Posey
Snook
Quinn
Leo Weinberg
Harp O Wns
Edward ‘J. Smith
Harp
Englebrecht
North Market Street
Seventh Street
Corfner
Arlington “Hotel
Mr. Snook
Market Street
Second Street
Quinnet
Pease
Lewis F. James
George Kofessner
Philip Nussbaum
Jens. Amer
Charles Lewis
David Qahor
Reverdy Cronenburg
Stanley Tang
W. G. Green
Cleveland Smith
Ter Fedelline
Enst
Capt
Jesse Brown
Charles John Baumeardner
Harry L. Ebert
Claude Mc. H.C. Crutchiey
John Ea Join Snorer
Edgar Weller
Kilpp
Lewis Woodward
Cal
Ramsburg
James E. Mackley
Meyers
Purely Personal Miss Parsons Visits Family and Friends Nearby
A lengthy roster of visitors and homecomings from Baltimore Washington Philadelphia and nearby towns fills this Purely Personal column. Mrs Parsons visits her sister Mrs Horatio Waters. Miss Julia Roelkey and Miss Margaret Rodkey travel between Baltimore Westminster and Frederick. many locals return from trips to Baltimore and the Eastern Shore as well as Pen Mar and Martinsburg. News notes also cover extended visits by Mrs Dona Heeter Mrs Edgar T Hahn and others and a light closing proverb.
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Mrs. Parsons
Baltimore
Horatio Waters
Misa Julia Roelkey
Westminster
Mika Helen Quaster
Philadelphia
James E. Doll
College Park
Matthew Staley
Fastern Shore
Margaret Rodkey
East Thr Street
South Market Street
F. O W. Lege
Prederick
J. A Colliflower
East Third Street
ES. Botts
Washington, D.C
Allen Ro Lampe
Pen-Mar
Dona Heeter
Warsaw
Ind
Myersville
Edgar T. Hahn
Elizabeth
Mra
Misa Annie Brckles
Ennat
East Second Street
Joseph Bennett
Boyds
Mra Bernett
John Pyles
1St Seventh Street
Mra J. W. Thoman
Horace C. Thoman
Hanover
Pao
Frederick
Claud Moberly
Washington
George R Moberly
Myrtle Kumler
Tulla Marsh
Margaret Fraley
Deerwood
Montgomery County
Frederick Zeigler
Janet Zeigler
Eastroa Street
Mildred H. Kefauver
Harry J. Kefauver
Sidney Angleberger
Utica
A E. Sanders
Charlotte ‘Sanders
Arthur and
Edward Sanders
J. E. Bowers
East Third, Street
Harvey Wilhide
Margaret
Wiliam Bear
Harry Bear
Harry Lambert
Washington, D. C
Helen Zimmerman
Brandywine
West Third Street
Helen Briscoe
Zimmerman
A. J. Summers
Thelma Summers
Herschel Booker
Wallas
Tenas
Pen Mar. Pa
H. D Spence
Bovers Building
North Market Street
Spence
Lindsay
Bristol
Va.Tenn
Sidney Ericson
Philippines
States
Lakefield
Minnesota
Ericson
Edward Harper
H.C. Smith
Greenwood Avenue
Darton
Smith
Lorena King
Kemptown
Frank Metcalf
New York
Brookland Farm
Liberty
Malfaret Metcalf
Newark
X. J
Julia Metcalf
Lynne Metcalf
Lee Campaign Four Days in Frederick County Itinerary
An itinerary for Senator Lee and running mates Maloy and Copper outlines four days of campaign stops across Frederick County. They begin in Kemptown and visit Monrovia New Market Wamsville Urba na Park Mills Licksville Adamstown Buckeystown Lime Kiln and finish with public meetings in Braddock Frederick and Emmitsburg plus a Baltimore trip for a State Central Committee meeting. The plan includes outdoor rallies and a large picnic in Liberty.
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Lee
Frederick County
Blue Lee
Demont Iu
Emerson C. Harrington
Patrick Street
Lee Maloy and Copper
Kemptown
Braddock
Court and
West Church Streets
Frederick
Lewistown
Brunswick
Liberty
Creagerstown
Emmitsburg
Baltimore
State Central Committee
Loudoun Supervisors Fix Levies for 1915
Loudoun County Virginia board fixes 1915 county and district levies under new state laws. Road district rates set on tangible and intangible values with Leesburg Mercer Lovettsville Jefferson Broad Run districts showing varied percentages. Mr Whitmore of Leesburg elected chairman to replace the late Benton James.
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Board of Supervisors
Loudoun County
Leesburg
Uhe State Assembly
Leesburg Fown
Lovetttsville
Tang Rhiless
Jefferson
Mercer
Broad Run
Wis
Lovettsville
State
Paeonian Springs
Waterford
Mr. Whitmore
Benton James
Tragedy in Reading Jail Two Die in Knife Attack
In Berks County Prison Reading July 20 Frank Snavley known as Monk was murdered by cellmate Michael Pottinger who cut Snavley’s throat and then hanged himself. Knives had been distributed at breakfast and the aftermath showed a blood covered cell floor. Both men were serving related assault terms. The motive speculation centers on rumors of a Georgia prison cast or escape plan.
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Reading
Frank
Snavley
Berks
Michael Puttinger
Puttinger
Snawley
Snaviey
Monk
Pottinger
Jais
Castor
Leo VW
Georcia State Penitentiary
Bush Meeting to Draw Immense Crowd in Loudoun
The 38th annual Prohibition and Evangelical Association meeting at Purcellville begins August 3. Notable chautauqua stars include Rev B Lacey Hoge, David A Poling, De Frank S Fox, Rev Madison C Peters, Prof L F Muack and daughter, with many political and temperance figures from Virginia and Washington listed among the lineup.
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Prohibition and Evangelical Association of
Loudoun County
Purcelville
B. Lacey Hoge
Norfolk
Hion
David A. Poling
Boston
de Frank S. Fox
The
Capital College of Oratory and Music
Yolumbus
Ohio
Madison C Peters
Brooklyn
N.Y
L. F Muack
Maryland
Carter Glass
Lynchburg
John Garland Pollard
Virginia
R. Walton Moore
Harvey Woo Wiles
Washington
Bob Valentine
Equal Suffrace League of Virginia
S. J. Repp
Wlctou
Shenandoah Evangelistic and Temperance Maie
Capital City Concert Organization
Franceska Kasper Lawson
Tenth Anniversary of Company A MN G Mustering In
Today marks the tenth anniversary of the mustering in of Company A MN G. The first officers elected were Captain C John Markey first lieutenant Harry J Kefauver and second lieutenant J Harry Leichert. Col Charles C Gaither mustered in the company.
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M.N. G
MN. G
C. John Markey
Harry J. Kefauver
Leutenant
J. Harry Leichert
Charles C. Gaither
Candidates Visit Brunswick for Election Campaigns
A large number of candidates visited Brunswick in the past week to campaign for upcoming elections. Saturday visitors included Fabian Poser for State's Attorney, Delauter for State's Attorney, James A Jones for Shen, Pred Worcramer for Clerk of the Court, and Samuel D Thomas for Register of Wills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Brancaich
Fabian Poser
Altornes Wor
Delauter
Altornes
James A Jones
Shen
Pred Wo Cramer
Samuel D Thomas
Register of Wills
Negro intruder flees before knife in West South Street robbery attempt
A resident on West South Street awakened by a noise found a dark intruder in the kitchen about 12:30 am. He chased the man in night clothes but the intruder escaped through a window and fled fingered by neighbors, with police notified and a lookout issued. The description: medium height, stout, about 28, no clothing, no arrest. Other items note Brunswick youths camping near Dickerson and a Chinese province film showing stirring mobs and eventual calm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Dronenburg
West South Street
Aronenburg
Brachey, Adams
Hahn
Dronenburg
J. VM. Dronenburg
East Patrick Street
Missionary meeting ends at Pen Mar conference
The Reformed missionary conference at Pen Mar closes with Frederick county delegates returning home. A final program featured a Saturday evening demonstration on life of women in various foreign countries. Participants included Dorothy Zinn York Pa representing an African woman Lena Edmonds Mohammedan woman Katharine Dutrow South American woman Ruth Dutrow Hindu woman Rachel Molier Japanese woman Naomi Haller a Missionary at work under Miss Gertrude M. Co Ban.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reformed Missionary Conference
Pen Mar
Frederick
Dorothy Zinn
York
Lena Edmonds
Katharine Dutrow
Ruth Dutrow
Rachel Molier
Naomi Haller
Gertrude M. Co. Ban
Novel coin slot device links phonograph to wireless telephony
A New Jersey inventor creates an amusement device containing a phonograph and wireless telephone so that sounds from the phonograph are heard on the wireless line. A French scientist develops electrical apparatus to analyze unburned gases from industrial plants by automated tests and recording.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
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Newton M. Zentz
Trust Company OF Maryland
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Stone Harbor
Wildwood
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