Pretty Young Wife Killed in Auto Crash on Emmitsburg Pike
A Washington, D. C. bride, Jacqueline Edes Knight, 22, was instantly killed when her Ford roadster overturned on the Frederick Thurmont road near Harmony Grove while en route to a Binghamton sorority reunion. Miss Misa Lee Chiswell, 18, of Dickerson, was injured and treated for shock. State's Attorney Storm blamed a defective road surface and narrow conditions. accident investigated by Justice Bennett and deputies. Knight's husband Albin P Knight, a patent attorney, survives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ais
Misn Freight
Washington, D. C
Misa Lee Chinwell
Dickerson
Frederick-Thurmont
Harmony Grove
Washington
Binghampton
N. Y
Knight
Predenck Iron and Steel Company
Miss Chiswell
Jacqueline Edes
Albin Paight
University of Maryland
Chixwell
Binghamton
Alton ¥. Bennett
Wiliam M. Storm
William P. Steiner
Walls Aires
Edorado
Kansas
Mixx
Frederick
Kate
Storm
Hoghway
Woreeye
Lewistown
Auto Collision Sends Two to Hospitals
A Sunday crash near Urbana involved a DeSoto driven by Bernard Bomtick of Quantico Virginia and a Wie pe sedan operated by H. Lo Wola of Pa. One of the occupants, a Miss Burdette from Wilson Place, was internally injured and remained under observation at Frederic City Hospital while others escaped with various damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washkington
Urbana
Bernard Bomtick
Quantico
H. Lo Wola
DeSoto
Burdette
George Burdette
Wilson Place
Hay Shed Fire at East Fourth Street Warehouse Loss
A Sunday night blaze at the rear hay shed of Charles F Knock’s warehouse on East Fourth Street caused an estimated damage of 8000 to 9000 dollars. The fire, of undetermined origin, was contained to the hay shed and its contents including straw and feed. smoke heavy over the city. Insurance covered the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
East Fourth Street
Kellogg Briand Pact Enters Into Force Today
The Kellogg Briand treaty renouncing war becomes effective at noon as Japan deposits its instrument of adherence with the State Department. Ambassador Debuchi presented the ratification, binding 46 nations to the pact. Hoover prepared to proclaim the treaty in force after the ceremony at the White House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Japan
State Department
Debuchi
White House
Hoover
Meet at Rockville Holy Name Society elects officers
John F. McCarron was elected president and Proncis A McCann secretary at the Washington section quarterly meeting in St. Marys Hall Rockville. The gathering drew more than three hundred attendees including 201 delegates from 32 parishes. Renowned speakers included Rev. Edward Roach and Rev. Joseph Buckler. Abenediction by Father Roen Street closed the event with refreshments afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. McCarron
McCann
St. Mary's Hall
Rockville
Washington
Holy Name Society
Baltimore Catholic Doces
Caesar Aicilo
Chares R. O'Hara
St. Marr's Church
Rockrile
Pather O'Hara
George M. Hunter
Wiliam
Morgan
St. Marr
National Council of Catholic Men
Edward Roach
St. Matthew's Church
Joseph B. Buckler
St Prencs Xavier Church
Washerton
George J. Lanatan
Secreca
Banimore
J. H. Rowttes
Gohns
Father Rocen- Steet
Aérzee
Counterfeit Used To Pay For Canadian Rum
Counterfeit notes were used to pay for Canadian rum on a trip involving the schooner Edna Neeher and a buyer aboard Lei schooner off the coast. Captain Wentnel of the Edith News pursued the suspect, and authorities seized notes valued at several thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maltas. N
Hatax Herald
Edna Neeher
Leischerer
Unis
BSD
Wentnel
Edith News
Maken Bay
Rency
Frederick County to appoint numerous teachers for coming year
County Superintendent G. Lloyd Palmer continues to supervise teacher appointments for Frederick County Schools. Assistant Superintendent James C. Biehl takes charge as plans for a Brunswick principal and a new six room Wee Milway school advance. About 30 bus drivers are hired with eight or nine new.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Lloyd Palmer
Lewistown
James C
Tendent
Board of Education
Brunswick
James C. Biehl
Wee Milway
John B. Hamme
York
Frederick
Disscuss
Frederick County
Furmer School
Himsek
Biehl
Palmer
Courts House
Poison Found In Body Of Stone Sr Report
Bel Air Maryland July 24 AP Poison was found in the body of Edward Stone husband of Mrs Hattie Stone held in jail here charged with the murder of her son George Stone died June 4 after polom in his stomach. The bodies of Edgar and Bernard Stone were exhumed for analysis in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bel Air
Edward Stone
Hattie Stone
George Stone
Baltimore
W. Worthington Hopkins
Barford County
Polmm
Edgar
Bérard
Sud
Oderon
Ecgar
Potomac River Conditions Reported Mixed Clarity
The Potomac River at P uf ming Waa showed muddy sides and cloudy depths while the main channel remained clear. Reports noted ice on the Potomac will be ready for bars on Moreday, with variable river clarity across sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomse
Ming
Ney
Britain slows work on number naval contracts
Premier MacDonald plans a October visit to Hoover as talks with the United States yield agreement on method for handling naval contracts amid delaying work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
MacDonald
Hoover
Hoover Proclaims Kellogg Treaty for Renunciation of War
President Hoover proclaims the Kellogg treaty as effective and urges global adherence. He honors Aristide Briand and Frank Kellogg for initiating and expanding the pact, and notes praise for Coolidge and leaders who supported the agreement amid disarmament talks in Britain and the United States. He predicts broad influence on future international acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jay
Hoover
Kellogh
White House
Coolidge
Frank B. Kelloge
Aristide Briand
Kellogg
Ale
Cooldne
Borah
Senate
Swanson
Virginia
United States
Steel container explosion at United Oxygen Works
In Berlin on July 2 AP reports a steel container at United Oxygen Works ruptured during refilling causing a 20 foot flame and multiple explosions. Two workers died and many were hurt as nearby factories including the American General Motors plant were evacuated to avoid collapse risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
United Oxygen Works
Oxygen Works
Borsigwalde
American General Motors
Lawn fete planned by Frederick Garden Club at Waverley Farms
A large crowd is expected for a lawn fete and supper hosted by the Garden Club of Frederick at Waverley Farms the home of Mr and Mrs Holmes D Baker on Thursday from 4 to 8 pm The event is open to the public and will be moved to Friday if rain delays occur Attending members from Maryland Baltimore Washington and Frederick are noted and a club meeting precedes the event with a picnic lunch and an attic talk Unusual Perennials led by Miss Helena Stauffer was presented at the meeting held at Mrs Carlos De Garmentias residence near Tuscarora
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Club of
Frederick
Carlos de Garmentia
Tuscarora
Helena Stauffer
R. Caldwell (Hume
FL W. Hartwell
Thomas B. Hayward
Vincent Rogers
W. A. Rid
Reunion at Pen Mar Promises Lutheran Gathering
The forty third annual United Lutheran church reunion will be held Thursday at Pen Mar. Rev Dr John Aberly of Gettysburg Theological Seminary will preside and Rev Dr Walter H Traub of Christ Lutheran York Pa will address and discuss the recent International Sunday school convention in San Francisco. Rev Dr Henry W A Han op of Gettysburg College will speak on the educational outlook for the Lutheran church. Miss Lusa Wire of Hagerstown will read, and St Luke’s Lutheran York choir will lead the music. A large turnout from Frederick and nearby areas is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Lutheran Church
Pen Mar
John Aberly
Lutheran Theological Seminary
Gettysburg
Walter H. Traub
Christ Lutheran Church
York
Recont International
San Francisco
Henry W. A. Hanop
Gittysburg College
Lusa
Snook Goes On Trial For Murder Of Miss Hix
Columbus July 74 AP In a courtroom crowded with constables Dr James Ho Snook once an Ohio State Senate member faced a first degree murder charge in the death of his coworker Miss Hix. The routine prosecution asked if the therapies act inflicted death as the case proceeded in Franklin County Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snogk
Miss Hix
Columbus
James Ho Snook
Ohio Staw
Ohio
China and Russia seek way to end difficulties
Advices from Manchuria indicate Chinese and Russian officials plan to meet at Changchun to work toward a peaceful settlement of the Chinese Eastern Railway controversy. The report notes efforts to reduce tensions amid the stalled talks and regional friction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Russia
Tokyo
Manchuria
Changcohun
Bar and Mechanics Bank Names New Board Member
On Tuesday William M. Storm was named to the board of the Bar and Mechanics Bank to succeed the late David Cramer, a noted member of the Fred ark Bar and the States Attorney of Frederick County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cieeiing
Naviors Bark
Lon
Willam M. Storm
David Cramer
Stem
Fredark
Staes
Wredarick Counts
Making a Tariff Bill a Tedious Senate Process
NEA Service reports on the Senate Finance Committee's tariff bill work. The scene inside the committee room features Chairman Grandaddy Smoot of Utah and members including Sunny Jill Watson, Sam Short Roodridge, Dave Walsh, and Tom Cannary, as lobbyists and reporters observe a slow, tense drafting session amid charts, hats, and weary poses. The piece notes the bill’s likely fate to be altered or defeated on the Senate door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEA
Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Tariff Commission
Grandaddy Smoot
Utah
County Federation of Women Picnic At Braddock Heights
Women from Frederick county gather August 7 at Braddock Heights under the Frederick County Federation of Rural Women's Clubs. An afternoon of recreation, entertainment, and a noon cafeteria luncheon is planned, with sessions for members to discuss club activities and home work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Braddock Heights
Helen Pearson
Madison
Wis
Harans
Willid
Grasson E. Boxsrs
Harmony Grove
Federation
Thomas Culler
Ballenger
Jon Coblentz
Child Chokes To Death Report From City Chief
A brief item reports a fatal incident where a child choked to death. The article mentions a city chief and refers to authorities investigating the matter with links to a local company. Further specifics are unclear due to the fragmentary text.
Three Passaic Banks Closed by New Jersey Regulators
The New Jersey Department of Banking and Insurance closed the Hobart Trust Company Serving Trust Company and Merchants Bank in Passaic amid an inquiry by the legislative committee. Harry Weinberger resigned as president and Edward L Edwards became chairman and new president. Willard Hie Mott, treasurer, was kidnapped a month earlier. The closing followed impairment of capital and the banks’ resources were reported at 9.79 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey Bankers Securities Company
New Jersey Department of Banking and Insurance
Ward
Hobart Trust Company
Serving Trust Company
Merchantis* Bank
Jermry Bankery Company
Davis Lative
Harry Weinberger
Slnator
Edward L Edwardy
Narowi Tag
Weinberger
Willard H. Hie Mott
Chicago Gums
Emlett
John J. Roegner
Pasanity
Oeed
Tiwan
Frank H. Smith
Banking and Insurance of
New Jersey
Hotard Trust Company
Service Trask Company and
Merchants’ Bank of Pase
St Louis Robin Breaks World Sustained Flight Record
The St Louis Robin setting a world record for sustained flight began its twelfth day in the air. At 7 a.m. Central Standard Time Deby Red Jackson and Perest Oring had logged 264 hours with an additional 17 hours toward the record.
News-Post Ad Sells Collegiate Foed in a Juffy
Fragmented text describes an odd advert in a News-Post noting a sale of a collegiate item in a jiffy, with references to Ford, cash secured at 35.00, and cryptic dialogue about models and age. The readable bits point to a fleeting sale and uncertain details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News-Post
Eda Ford
Mote
Eazie
Also Mentioned on This Page
Albin F. Knight
Ton
Mitsburg Pike
Wils Chiswell
Warrow
Ragged
Binghampton, N. Y
Helen Burdette
Holy Name Society of Baltimore
Div
Erst
Prederick
Wille
Waditcrion
Odd Fellows
Stone
Wiliam D. Upshax
Ing Projects
England
America
Antewar Treaty
Ild
of Humane Endeavor
Briand and
London
Ramsay MacDonald
House of Commons
Great Briain
Great Britain
Dawes
Garden Club
Waverley Fats
Luuherans
Mt Gross
Anstorn
Borthy
Michael
New York
Taft
Keee
Ueard
Tray Bay
Anama
PY Rodney Dutcher
Aquo Manter
Dave Walsh
Massachusetts
Iiany
Thomas
Oklahoma
Tom Cannary
Texas
Senator King
Wno
County Federation OF Women
Tultimere
Citzens
Sai de Aati
Stuck Company
Passaic, N. J
Bankers Securities
Edwar
ST. Louis
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!