Court Refuses Weeden Bail in Frederick County Killing
Judge Worthington denies habeas corpus for Arthur Weeden colored held on murder charge. Witnesses Diggs and Bartlett describe the shooting near Flint Hill. Jenkins, who was colored, allegedly approached with a razor though Jenkins was reportedly unarmed. Weeden claims the pistol was unloaded and the pair argued after a liquor purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn H. Worthington
Arthur Weeden
Frederick county
Weeden
Samuel Jenkins
Flint Hill
Weedlen
H. Dorsey Etchison
Robert F. Diggs
Diggs
Walter Bartlett
Keller
Monocacy
Disgs
Bartlett
Fred (Piggy) Simonson
Jenkins
Purely Personal Local Social Notes Distill Harrisburg Guests
Mr James C Jones and Mrs C W Burkholder of Harrisburg Pa spent weekend as guests of Mrs James C Jones East Fourth street. Mr and Mrs A Heidher and Mrs Albert Schueler and daughter Margaret motor to Washington. J Albert Safferteller in Emmitsburg Savings Bank temporarily to Frederick. Mathias announces birth of a son. Mrs Harry M Lease visiting Mt Airy. Maude Bushnell Miller studying at Towson spends weekend at East Third street. William Hobbs Jr visits State's Attorney Anders Court street. Sadie C Hahn returns from Chicago University. William H Purnell Jr of Kenosha Wis visiting Bouldin family East Church Street. Left for Washington to visit relatives. Ella Burns and Maud Jones guests of Ella Albaugh West Church street. Stuart Haller and W T Delaplaine return from motor trip to the Eastern Shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James C. Jones
C. W. Burkholder
Harrisburg
East Fourth street
A. Heidher
Albert Schueler
Margaret
Washington
J. Albert Safferteller
Emmitsburg Savings Bank
Central Trust Company
Frederick
Charles. Mathias
Court street
Harry M. Lease
O. G. Henley
Mt. Airy
Maude Bushnell Miller
Towson
East Third street
William Hobbs Jr
Union Bridge
Marriage Licenses and Equity Actions in Local Court
The docket lists marriage licenses for Hugh M Crim 22 and Rath Crim 20 both of Mt Airy and James Carlin Allen 23 with Marion O Allen 21 of Washington. Equity cases include Virgie M Hoffman vs Jerome J Hoffman petition for absolute divorce and Reno S Harp attorney for plaintiff. Also Roberta L Lindsay mortgagee on petition and a foreclose mortgage petition. Property Deeded shows John B Hickman and wife to John C Hickman and wife for county consideration of $5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Caltin Mrers
Fiora ¥. Porter
Mt. Airy
James Carlin Allen
Marion O. Allen
Washington
Virgie M Hoffman
Jerome J. Hoffman
Reno S. Harp
paintiff
Roberta L. Lindsay
plaining
John B. Hickman
John C. Hickman
Among the Sick Mrs Sheely In South Market Street Home
Mrs Fred Sheely lies ill at her residence on South Market street. A gossiping rumor notes a busy worker with two capable private secretaries could salvage the business, implying a threatened collapse if not.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Sheely
South Market street
PleaSure Club Plans Series Of Four Dances
The Braddock Heights Pleasure Club enters its 8th season with a four dance series at the Braddock Heights Dancing Pavilion. The first dance is Thursday night with subsequent events on August 3, 10 and 17. A trolley will run to Frederick after each dance around 11 15 p m. Arrangements committee members are Roscoe B. Rhoads Marion B Miller and H Noel Haller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Heights
Roscoe B. Rhoads
Marion
Miller
H. Noel Haller
Frederick Cotillion Club
Braddock Heights pavilion
Hagerstown
Rockville
Baltimore
Stephens Orchestra
T. B. Hayward
Johan &. Newman, Jr
Carroll Hendrickson
Band of 35 Gypsies Detained in City Jail
A group of between 30 and 35 Gypsies traveling in six machines were arrested for camping in Frederick County and jailed. Officers from Frederick City and Braddock moved them here for holding while Pittsburgh authorities are alerted for identification and to confirm if they are the wanted group, with uncertain outcome and detainment pending word.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Pittsburg
Walsh
Wallace
Braddock
Alien Bartgis
justiie J Grahame Johnson
Drederick county
Pennsylvania city
Pennsylvania
Alabama
No Arrests Reported in Harper Assault Case
The assault on May Harper, a 14 year old girl, occurred yesterday afternoon near the Howard residence two miles east of town. Police and sheriff personnel found no suspects and described the attackers as a tall negro with a small mustache and a tall white man in a straw hat. the victim suffered shock with torn clothing but no confirmed criminal assault.
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May Harper
white
Filby
Jones
Smith
Bartgis
court house
Holtz
Harper
J. C. Hendrix
John Howard
Hendrix
ori
Jaen
lomé
Frederick
Allén Bartgis
Bicycle Collision Near East Third Street Injures Worker
John Zeigler riding to Ox Fibre brush works collided with a Ford driven by Charles Strassman at East Third Street and East Church Street. Zeigler’s front wheel was crushed, he was thrown, picked up by Strassman, taken to City Hospital, treated for bruises, and discharged to return to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ox Fibre brush works
John Zeigler
Charles Strassman
East Third street
East Church street
Strassman
Peach crop uneven across Loudoun Adams counties
The peach season opens in Loudoun Virginia and Adams Pennsylvania with large shipments expected, but Frederick County Maryland is largely wiped out by late frosts. Some areas from Franklinville to the Pennsylvania line report fair or normal yields while Frederick area orchards show no crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loudoun county
Virginia
Potomac river
Adams county
Pennsylvania
Mason and Dixon line
Frederick country
Franklinville
Emmitsburg state road
Thurmont
Pennsylvania line
Frederick
Braddock
Harmony Grove
Frederick Junction
Reich's Ford
Adama county
Geraldine Frost to Wed Holmes D Baker of Frederick
Mrs Albert B Frost of Marlboro I HS and Worcester Mass announces the engagement of her daughter Geraldine Frost to Holmes D Baker of Frederick. Frost is a Farming ton graduate and frequent visitor to Baltimore and Frederick. Baker is president of the Citizens National Bank of Frederick, son of Mr and Mrs Joseph D Baker. No wedding date set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holmes D. Baker
Albert B. Frost
Marlboro
I. HS
Worcester
Mass
Geraldine Frost
Frederick
Miss Frost
Farmingston
Baltimore
Baker
Citizens National ‘Bank of
Joseph D. Baker
Four Negroes Fined After Raid on Sainte Street
Four men Randolph Norrin John Gordon Ernest Lane and Charles Gardner were arrested in a Sainte street raid by Officers Walsh Adams Dainter Deputy Sheriff Allen Bartels and Deputy Earl Bugent. They were fined 10 with costs each, Gardner fined 25, at a hearing before Justice Johnson. Eugene Ivory, arrested Sunday for drunkenness, was fined 8 at 7 30 p m before Justice J Grahame Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph Norrin
John Gordon
Ernest Lane
Charles Gardner
Walsh, Adams
Dainter
Allen Bartels
Bpecias
Earl Bugent
Sainte street
costa
Gardner
Justice Johnson
Eugene Ivory
J. Grahame Johnson
Playgrounds Week Begins With Community Meeting
A large crowd gathered Monday night at the Washington Street School grounds to launch Playgrounds Week. W. B. Dally, playground supervisor, announced plans for councils in each neighborhood and displayed moving pictures and performances by the Mayhead sisters and Miss Michael. The event aimed to organize ongoing playground work with local residents like Geo Burch and Charles Keefer joining the Washington Street group. The four playground sites will host talks and films this week as Mr. Daily builds formal community councils and extends activities across the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington street
W. 8. Dally
Mayhead sisters
Miss Michael
tigsir
Daily
Geo
Burch
Charles
Keefer
Perry
Kennedy, Myers
Mar- MecantsKeyange
Dally
Frederick brick works
East South street
East Third street
Hospital Park
Washington street school
Mex
Government to begin emergency coal control plan
The Hoover White House said the emergency coal control program will start within 48 hours. Ratification of the plan for distribution and price restrictions by the Operators' Association was expected, with coal committees to be appointed if cooperation falters. The government will apply the plan to all coal produced and adjust priorities in coal allocation as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
White House
Harding
Hoover
Interstate Commerce Commission
ie Ag
Afghan Army Chief Of Staff Assassinated In Georgia
Djemal Pashd, former Afghan army chief of staff and ex Marine minister, was assassinated in Tbilisi. Two Armenians are charged with the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
taa
Tifiis
Republic of Georgia
Djemal Pashd
Price of Wheat Down in 1922 Local Market
The local wheat market fell to a year low, closing at 1 dollar a bushel after prior 98 cent levels last fall. Poor quality wheat from recent threshing and rail car delays due to a strike prompted traders to advise farmers to hold grain until it improves. Dealers expect barn threshing next week to yield better grain. The Brookline and Quecos classified directory lists 1,262 saloons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toca
Stock Market Upward as Rails Strengthen and Markets Rise
The Associated Press reports New York stock prices gained on short covering in early trading. Steels, equipment, motors, copper, and chemical stocks led, with rail lines rising notably including Atchison, Baltimore and Ohio, Chesapeake and Ohio, and New York Central while Atlantic Coast Line stayed heavy. Cail money opened at 4 percent and total volume neared 800,000 shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Atchieson
Baltimore and Ohio
Chesapeake and Ohio
New York Central
Atlantic Coast Line
Cail
Labor Board Only Agency for Ending Railroad Strike
National union officials oppose any separate agreement as weakness while the administration pledges to uphold government dignity and fairness. Baltimore and Chicago reports cover conferences between strike leaders, company officials, and clerks seeking wage readjustments, with no strike action planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
national union
Labor Board Recognizes New Railroad Unions
Chicago July 25 The United States Railroad Labor Board will recognize new unions proposed by carriers whenever they present before the board with a dispute and prove their membership includes a majority of the men at work on the affected roads. More than twenty telegrams from workers claiming to be among the supporters of the new union asked what stance the board would take.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Baltimore
stfikers
Charles W. Galloway
Jesue
Galloway
Chicago
United States Railroad Labor Board
mem
Labor Board
Labor Federation Calls August Conference on Constitutional Rights
The Pennsylvania Federation of Labor issued a call for a August 2 preliminary conference to consider action on constitutional rights amid coal and rail strikes. Political action against candidates seen as condoning or indifferent to such methods will be outlined. Signed by president James H. Maurer and secretary James E. Kelley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Associated Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Federation of Labor today
James H. Maurer
James E. Kelley
State Federation
Pushing Campaign Moves In Maryland Senate Race
John W. Garrett, anti-France Republican hopeful, to base near his campaign HQ for much of the time as Charles W. Malin leads Baltimore efforts. Pearl Eader of Frederick County will organize women Republicans for Garrett while France supporters plot early actions. In Pennsylvania, a strike incident at Palontown involves bullets narrowly missing Pat Ford and his family as state troopers detain deputies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Garrett
United States
Charles W. Malin
Republican City Central Committee
Baltimore
Pearl Eader
Frederick county
Mr. Garrett
France
Garrett
Palontown
Pat Ford
New Salem
Footedale
Collier
Two Irish Girls Shot Down Near Jonesborough
Two girls aged 15 and 16 from the Free State to Ulster were ordered to halt near Jonesborough in County Armagh. They did not stop and were fired upon, resulting in their deaths. A stray bullet struck Nea Xewry, a girl returning from church with her father, leaving her in critical condition.
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Belfast
th Free State
Ulster
Jonesborguch Coeounty Armagh
abe
Nea Xewry
fronchurch
Distrain Sale Over nonpayment of rent in Maryland Garage case
Sheriff James A. Jones advertises sale of safe mobiles and accessories of the Maryland Garage Company on the Mountain City Garage property at North Market street and West Fourth Street under distraint for 2460 rent. The sale is set for Friday. Alban M. Wood represents the plaintiff. The Kiwanis Club meets in Ridgeville tonight leaving Masonic Temple at 530 by auto for Ridgeville Hotel where W. E Miler is proprietor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Jones
Maryland Garage Company
Mountain City Garage Company
Mountain City
North Market street
West Fourth Street
Alban M. ‘Wood
Ridgeville
Frederick Kiwanis Club
Masonic Temple
cagper
W. E Miler
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Hugh M. Crim
Grimes
Rath Crim
Gertadstown
W. a
PLEASURE CLUB
Heights Pavilion
Pittsburgh
Washington St
Operators’ Association
Brook- Inn
Quecos
Catillion Club
Senate
American Federation of Labor
Samuel Gompers
Edgar Wallace
A. F. of L
Frank Morrigan
David Walsh
Borah
White| GALLOWAY
MEETING house
nity
Railroad Labor Board
Marding
con
act of Congress
J. N. Davis
the
Brotherhood of Boilermakers
Ohio
B. and O
Railway Clerks Union
mary Work
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