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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1923

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Death by own action theory in Kepner case discussed

Grand jury probes the death of Mrs Grace Kepner with attorneys seeking Washington medical and military experts to prove suicide. The case involves B Evard Kepner and interest from R L Collings and Dollings Company investors. receiverships loom as financial losses mount for Frederick area stockholders.

Leo Weinberg Guy K. Motter B. Evard Kepner Grace Summons Kepner Washington Hkepner Weinberg Kepner J J. Marshall Miler Fredericktown Savings Institution Grand Aaron R. Andera Lulu Ricketts T. J. Gaehr Malders Baltimore

Fire on Monocacy and Alice Dollar Near Chung-King

Reports from Hupeh Province say Chinese forces opened heavy fire on the American steamer Alice Dollar and a British ship under the escort of the U S gunboat Monocacy near Chung King. The Monocacy returned fire and caused considerable damage.

Associated Press T-Chang Hupeh Province China Yuanet Tse Chung-King Alice Dollar Chung King Dong

Liberty Tournament and Picnic to Feature Automobiles

The annual Liberty Tournament and picnic will be held on Wednesday August 1. Automobiles will replace horses for the tournament with $30 prizes to the winners. Dancing runs from mid afternoon until 1126 o'clock with music by the Frederick Peerless Orchestra and continuous attractions on the grounds.

Rotary Frederick Peerless Orchestra

Market Prices Dip After Pessimistic European Interview

In New York on July 24 prices rose slightly in the second hour but finished the day a shade below yesterday's close. Trading was heavy with about 480,000 shares changing hands as investors digested a pessimistic European outlook from a prominent banker who had just returned abroad. Call money opened at 4 3 4 per cent.

New York Call Money

Chautauqua Day Recaps Swarthmore Lectures and Dunbar Performances

Rain delays morning events as Mrs. Chester B Story lectures on good taste in dress illustrated by live models. Dunbar White Hussars headline the afternoon and evening programs, described as a singing band and minstrel troupe. Dr. Robert Norwood closes with The Challenge of Life lecture.

Dunbar White Hussars Robert Norwood Swarthmore Chautauqua Chester Story Dunbar Swarthmore Hussars The Norwood Memorial Church St. Paul Philadelphia Memorial Anglican Tondon Ontario

Bandits Shoot Bank Messengers and Escape in Toronto

Six bandits in a car fired on three bank messengers at King and Yonge streets in Toronto. They fled with pouches believed to hold thousands of dollars. Initial police reports indicate one guard killed and two wounded, possibly mortally.

Associated Press Toronto King and Yonge Streets

Identify Men in Little Rock Shooting

Police announced that two men identified as Arthur Lange an Oklahoma bandit and a man called "Diamond Joe" a former Kansas City saloon keeper killed Detective George W Moore and wounded Detective L C Hay in Little Rock Arkansas. The suspects escaped.

Associated Press Little Rock Ark George W. Moore Ary L. C. Hay Arthur Lange Oklahoma Imamond Joe Kansas City

Dr Toulse Stanley to head Home Economics Bureau

Dr Toulse Stanley dean of home economics at the University of Missouri is chosen by Secretary Wallace to head the newly established Bureau of Home Economics of the Department of Agriculture. She will assume duties September 1.

Associated Press Washington Toulse Stanley University of Missouri Wallace Bureau of Home Economics Department of Agriculture

Married 40 Years Pair Slain In Duel

In New York on July 24 Anthony Giordana 63 and his wife Theresa 61 were found dead after a 30 minute battle in an East Side tenement. Using a stilletto axe and revolver lit by a flickering wick their quarrel ended with both dying. Two daughters in an adjoining room heard the struggle.

Associated Press New York Anthony Giordana Theresa

Fire on Indian Lookout Mountain near Mt St Marys contained

A forest blaze on Indian Lookout Mountain behind Mt St Marys College Emmitsburg broke out Sunday afternoon and was under control by Monday evening. Firefighters from Emmitsburg St Anthony's and nearby areas fought the flames as rain arrived, saving the Mt St Marys buildings and surrounding timber estimated at about 100 acres. cause attributed to carelessness during a picnic with a discarded cigarette or watch.

Indian Lookout Mountain Mt. St. Mary's College Emmitsburg Mt. St. Mary's

Carriage Incident Injures Crowd During Royal Visit

In Liverpool a carriage in a procession for the Duke and Duchess of York struck part of a crowd outside the Royal Infirmary. About 20 women and children were knocked down as the carriage, second in line, jolted by shouting. Thirteen people, including seven children, were taken away by ambulances. the Earl of Derby and the High Sheriff of Lancashire were aboard the carriage.

Associated Press Liverpool Duke Duchess of York Royal Infirmary Lancastire Earl of Derby

Communist Outbreaks Reported in Frankfort

London reports from Reuters Berlin cite Communist disturbances in Frankfort with a doctor killed in street violence and the public prosecutor also killed. The wife and father were maltreated, according to the dispatch.

Frankfort Associated Press London Reuter Berlin Ile Sail

Ritchie Invited to Legion Meeting in Maryland

Governor Albert C. Ritchie is invited to address the Maryland American Legion convention to be held here next month. The general committee discussed entertainment and business sessions, a pilgrimage to Francia Scott Key’s grave, a first annual Legion tennis and golf tournament at Catoctin Country Club, a buffet luncheon, and a dance at Braddock Heights. A telegram seeks national commander Alvin Owsley’s presence during the three days, with sessions planned at the Francis Scott Key Hotel and Memorial Hall in Middletown.

Albert C. Ritchie Maryland Department of the American Legion General Committee Chamber of Commerce Francis Scott Key George Birely State Department Women's Auxiliary Legion Harry Sanders Francia Scott Key Mt. Olivet Frederick Ritchie Catoctin Country Club Braddock Heights Alvin Owsley American Legion Owsley Francis Scott Wey Ote Memorial Hall Middletown

M LANE DISMISSED ON ROBBERY CHARGE

John McLane was found not guilty of entering the home of Elias Delaughter and taking about $165 last Saturday. Deputies chased him across a field near Battle Town before his arrest. Charles Moser was detained for stone throwing at South Mountain and was returned to his father after a car incident.

J Grahame Johnson John McLane West Patrick Street Elias Delaughter Rosemont McLane Smith and Bartels Moser South Mountain Spone Sherif Jones

One Dead and Seven Hurt in Prison Riot

Ellenville July 24 One prisoner dead and one guard dying and seven other guards seriously injured in riot at the Ylome for Mental Polinquents in Naponoch. Philip Sasso, leader of the riot, died from a fractured skull after falling to the concrete floor.

Associated Press Ellenville.s The Ylome Naponoch Philip Sasso

Gettysburg Man Faces Liquor Charge In Braddock Heights hearing

Frank Butcher of near Middletown was fined 400 after arrest by Deputy Bartgis and Henry Nuyz for selling liquor on the square. He admitted drinking, said the liquor was for his own use, and paid the fine. William Snyder, 38 Gettysburg, held for impersonating an officer after stopping autos near Harmony Grove and demanding money. remanded for further action. Weather notes report light rainfall aiding drought affected crops and widespread orchard and corn damage from drought and hail in Frederick County and nearby areas.

Frederick R. L. Collings Company Ohio Frederick Countians Brunswick Frederick City Washington Frederick Counties Dollings Company Dollings Amont Collings Company Morgan Jackson County R. ¥. Dollings Company International Note and Mortgate Company Mont Leaky R. L Nollines Company Pennsylvania United States District Court Dickinson Frank Butcher Middletown J. Grahame Johnson Butcher Allen Bartgis Henry Nuyz Braddock Heights Bartgis William Snyder Gettysburg Smith Justice Johnson Snyder Harmony Grove Carbaugh Yaara Frederick County Lisbon

Colonel Markey Receives Commission From Harding

Colonel D. J. Markey has been named by President Harding to join the American Battle Monuments Commission. The group will tour European battlefields to honor American doughboys who died in World War I. General Pershing chairs the commission and will convene a meeting after his return from inspecting U.S. camps. The inspection tour aims to finish by late next month, with a departure date likely arranged at that meeting. The duration is undetermined as the group plans to visit all major battlefields.

D. John Markey Harding American Battle Monuments Commission Pershing Battlefelds

Bank books returned after circus visit in Frederick

Chester Virginia reports two bank books missing after John Robinson Circus performed at the big top in Frederick last week. John Keefer of East South Street found the kept bank books missing from his coat pocket and later received the two books from the circus manager at Winchester. A brief note mentions the return of the documents and the case being resolved.

John Robinson Circus Frederick John Keefer East South Street Keefer Winchester

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