Gypsies Freed After Detention In Frederick County
A band of about thirty five people identified as gypsies were arrested on a camping violation and detained by Frederick County authorities and Pittsburg investigators. They were released after paying $40 costs to Justice J. Grahame Johnson. No theft suspect identified among them. Women and children slept in autos in the jail yard while men stayed in cells.
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Kiwanis Club Holds Session at Ridgeville
The Kiwanis Club of Frederick traveled to Ridgeville for its weekly meeting at the Nelson Hotel. A fine chicken dinner was served as William J. G. Reinmuth, formerly of Frederick, attended with transfer of membership to Frederick. An impromptu talk by W. T. Delaplaine covered impressions from an Eastern Shore motor trip.
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Frederick
Ridgeville
Nelson Hotel
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Fairmont
W. Va
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Rotary Club
Chambersburg
Kiwanis and
Rotary Clubs
Blue Ridge League
No Arrests In Assault Case Shown Incomplete Details
The 14 year old May Harper was attacked by two men described as a negro with a small mustache and a white man. Sheriff Jones denied arrests or clues while doctors confirmed no criminal attack and reported the girl improving after hysteria.
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Jas. A. Jones
J. O. Hendrix
PEN MAR MEETINGS PICNICS AND REUNIONS AGENDA
The United Sunday schools of Hancock Maryland hold their annual picnic Tuesday Christ Reformed Church Hagerstown Wednesday and Kiwanis York and Hancock August 1 Trinity Lutheran Hagerstown August 2 Presbyteriate August 3 The Gold Fellows August 10 Wrightsville Silk Mills Junior Order United American Mechanics August 17 Easter Star August 25 Knights of Columbus August 24 Martinsburg Va Dar August 31 Everybodys Day crowd plans and locations listed
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Hagerstown
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West Virginia
Maryland
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Shriners Picnic At Heights In Hagerstown
The Hagerstown Shrine Club hosts a two to six o clock picnic at the Heights this afternoon and evening. Activities include baseball games swimming races greased picing of wat and quoits. A picnic supper is served at 4. Frederick Shrine members are invited to attend.
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Heights
Hagerstown
Deputy Seizes Wine At Kendall Home Near Rockville
Deputy Sheriff Staney Gingell found about 25 gallons of back herv wine at Newton Kendall's Rockville area home. Kendall was absent. Gingell poured out ~20 gallons and kept the rest as evidence. A warrant charged Kenoch with possession of intoxicating liquor with intent to sell.
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Policewomen in Washington aid girls in need address
Lieutenant Minna Van Winkle of the Washington police force spoke at Winchester Hall at the League of Women Voters meeting about girls from Frederick under police supervision. She described police work expanding beyond crime prevention to social reform, citing Berkeley’s model and detailing probation, church ties, school involvement, and future plans for a mandate court to handle cases involving accused individuals.
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Minna Van Winkle
Washington
League of Women Voters
Frederick
Berkeley
Cal
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Jail terms added for dry law violators in Frederick
Frederick city judges say 1902 law allows imprisonment for liquor violations alongside fines. Sheriff custody case over Arthur Weeden cited as push to apply jail sentences. local option law of Frederick County 1916 supports penalties for unlicensed liquor sale. Ridgeville elevation noted at 900 feet. Chamber of Commerce polls closing tomorrow at 4 pm. voters urged to return ballots.
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Arthur Weeden
Glenn H. Worthington
Frederick city
Hammond Urner
Frederick
Frederick county
Worthington
Market Recedes After Early Firm Opening
Heavy selling of Mexican Seaboard oil and certificates pushed prices to new yearly lows after an initial firm start in New York trading. The market pulled back in the first hour with a heavy close as about 709000 shares changed hands.
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New York
Penna Mine Resumes Output Ten Cars Daily
The Consolidated Coal Company mine at Jerome in Somerset County resumes operations under President Harding's plan. Central Coal Association announced production will run about ten cars daily.
Patrolwomen at stations and theaters aid city safety
The department reports women patrolling railroad stations moving picture theaters and dance halls with about 2,000 streets monitored. Last year 128 missing girls were located through our department.
Community Playground Plan Moves Ahead in Frederick
A second community meeting was held near Frederick brick works on East South Street to organize a citywide playground service council. W E Daily urged proper facilities, while the Mayhew sisters provided dances and a film on playground work. Joseph Eisenhauer Jr chairing, with Harry Whisner and John Stride, will supervise with local volunteers as grading begins and a ball diamond and backstop are planned. Two more meetings are scheduled at East Third Street grounds and Hospital Park tonight and tomorrow.
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East South street
W. E. Daily
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Michalel
Miss Brown
Mr. Dally
East Third street
Hospital Park
PURELY PERSONAL NOTES AND LOCAL HAPPENINGS
Mrs Ariana McElfresh Barrick and daughter Hattie returned home near Liberty after visiting Mr and Mrs Carter H Buckey on North Market Street Former State Senator John P T Mathias visited the city and showed improving health Mr and Mrs Charles F Seege returned from a vacation in Atlantic City Miss Emily Stokes of Lonoke visits aunt Mrs Henry Williams at Obenderfer apartments Miss Mary Friese of Baltimore visits Mrs Catherine Staley Jefferson Street Crap Shooter Fined 13 Tom Les doed fined 10 and costs total 13 for creapheating addressed by Justice J Grahame Johnson Lee arrested by Deputy Sheriff Alen Barnes Hearing resumed in Markand Motor Machine Company receivers petition Charles Kehne president testified Property deeds recorded to Markwood D Harp and wife to E Gaver and wife to Joseph W Wolfinger trustees to Lancelot Jacques Sr county etc
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Hattie
Liberty
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North Market street
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Charles F. Seege
West Patrick street
Atlantic City
Franklin N. Shipley
W. Leslie Burger
Emily Stokes
Lonoke
Henry Williams
Obenderfer
Mary Friese
Baltimore
Catherine staley
Jefferson street
Tom Les
J. Grahame Johnson
Lee
Alen Barnes
Young Rothschild sued for 500000 damages in New York
Marie Porquet, a French woman, sues James Henri de Rothschild for 500000 claiming he promised to marry her after a spring visit to the United States and has refused to set a marriage date. Rothschild, visiting from Paris, denies the allegations. Porquet, 24, is said to be in New York City. Rothschild is 27, unmarried, and in Paris.
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New York
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Baron Henri de Rothschild
Rothachild
France
State Supreme Court
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Rothchild
Paris
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New York City
Red Cross Convention Set in Washington in October
The American Red Cross will hold its annual convention in Washington on October 5, 10 and 11 with President Harding delivering the opening address. Representatives from 3 626 chapters are entitled to seats. Notable speakers include General Pershing, Sir Claude Hill, Dr A Ross Hill, Secretary Hoover, and Mrs August Belmont. The program covers veterans and family interests and foreign relief work.
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Cornell University
August Belmont
Taft
Posse Of 100 Searched For Two Escaped Bandits
A 100 man posse under Portage county sheriff hunts Geauga Lake area for two bandits who escaped after a midnight gun battle near Aurora. One suspect was killed, another seriously wounded and Deputy Sheriff Frank Gorey probably fatally wounded.
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Associated Press
Akron
Portage county
Geauga Lake
Aurora
anohher
Frank Gorey
Optimistic Baltimore Conference Ahead at B and O
Baltimore officials and striking shop men resumed talks led by Vice President Galloway with a friendly tone. A brief communique said the day focused on wage cuts and labor board rules without conclusions, while avoiding comment on national union opposition and any separate railroad agreement.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
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Wives and Relatives Attack Strike-Breakers in Toledo
Fort forty women and relatives of striking railway workers attacked non union shop men en route to work at the New York Central shop in Searing street Toledo. Police arrived to brick and stone throwing. reserves were called but no arrests were made as the crowd dispersed.
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New York Central railroad
Pittsburgh Operators Ready to Resume Work
The Pittsburgh Vein Operators' Association announced readiness to enter conferences with United Mine Workers for Ohio or central fields to end the strike. The group, which employs 20,000 of Ohio's 50,000 coal workers, controls over a third of the state's output. A stray sentence about flirtation with a certain kind of woman appears in the text.
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Bridgeport
Pittsburgh Vein Operators’ Association
United Mine Workers
Ohio
Philadelphia and Reading Shopmen Strike Starts
A group of Philadelphia and Reading railway shopmen quit work following a protest meeting last night. Union leaders say cars and locomotives sent to Rutherford, Pennsylvania for repairs are being forwarded to Philadelphia. Shop personnel had not been ordered to quit by the American Federation of Labor.
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American Federation of Labor
Garrett Names Dawson for Senate Campaign
John W. Garrett announced Thomas Dawson of Montgomery County as campaign treasurer and political agent for the Republican bid against Senator Joseph S. France. Dawson, of Rockville, said he would devote most of his time at headquarters through the close of the primary campaign.
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Dawson
John W. Garrett
United States Senate
Joseph S. France
Thomas Dawson
Montgomery
Rockville
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