New Engine To Cost 13700 For Junior Co Fire Apparatus
Purchase of two new fire engines for Junior Steam Fire Engine Company approved by the standing committee and J A Prescott of Ahrens Fox. Price 13 700 delivery set for November 1. Engine features pumping capacity 1000 gallons per minute two six cylinder motors steel body 1200 feet hose capacity and full safety fittings with commemorative plaque for purchasing committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Steam Fire Engine Company
J. A. Prescott
Ahrens-Fox Fire Engine Company
Cincinnati
Ohio
A. Kemp Keefer
Lewis A. Ruce
J. Frank Fisenhauer
Henry R. Lampe
G. William Shipley
Brothers Held in Parents Death Case at Coatesville
In Coatesville Pennsylvania two brothers were arrested today on murder charges filed by a third brother Frank E Dorsheimer of Toondale near Coatesville accusing Benjamin F Dorsheimer of Atlantic City and Chester A Dorsheimer of York of killing their parents Peter and Mrs Dorsheimer by gas in their Lancaster home on April 16 1910 The accused brothers deny the charge Benjamin held without bail and Frank had talked for years about the circumstances of the deaths with threats of action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Coatesvile
Lancaster
Benjamin F Dorsheimer
Atlantic City
Chester A. Dorsheimer
York
Frank E. Dorsheimer
Toordale
mies
Coatesville
Peter Dorsheimer
Dorsheimer
Benjamin Dorsheimer
Frank
Williams Bamman wedding at Calvary Church Frederick
Austin V. Williams and Violet M. Bamman of Cumberland wed at Calvary Methodist Episcopal church Frederick at 1 80 am with Rev. Dr. G Ellis Williams officiating. Williams is vice president and general manager of the W F Frederick Piano Co. The couple left for a honeymoon in Atlantic City and Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin V. Willams
Violet M. Bamman
Cumberland
Calvary Methodist Episcopal church
Frederick
G. Ellis Williams
Willams
W. F. Frederick Piano Company
Williams
Atlantic City
Maine
Dawes to Open National Campaign in Lincoln Neb
Brig. Gen. Charles G Dawes Republican nominee for Vice President will open his national campaign with an address at Lincoln Nebraska. Announcement made at Republican headquarters today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Charles G Dawes
Lincoln
Train Hits Team at Grade Crossing Near Walkersville
Mrs Edith Finneyfroch and her daughter Evelyn of near Woodsboro faced a narrow morning accident when a Norther Central passenger train No 159 struck their team at a grade crossing one mile north of Walkersville. The buggy horse was killed, and the horse and shafts were torn loose. Mrs Finner frock did not hear the iron approaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Finneyfroch
Evelyn
Woodsboro
Darrow Denies State Testimony in Leopold Loeb Case
Clarence Darrow challenged the state’s testimony linking Nathan Leopold Jr to pleading guilty before a friendly judge. It marked the first defense challenge to key facts since the kidnapping and murder of Robert Franks. Detective Sergeant James J. Gortland and other witnesses faced scrutiny from the famed attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Nathan Leopold, Jr
Clarence Darrow
Leopold
Ruerard Loeb
Robert Franks
James J. Gortland
Gorman Sentenced to 15 Days in Federal Jail
Jac ob Gorman of South Market Street pleaded guilty to possessing hay and materials for its manufacture. Federal Judge Soper sentenced him to 15 days in Frederick County Jail, with arrest by Cumberland prohibition agents revealing mash and hounds at his Market Street garage. Hearing postponed due to ear injury. he began serving Friday afternoon. Weather outlook for the week features generally fair start, midweek showers, near normal temps, cooling later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Gorman
Market street
Fredenck
United States District Court
Ballimore
Soper
a Gorman
prohibition
Cumberland
Gormean
Market
South ‘streets
H Noel MHplier
Gorman
Washington
Middle Atlantic Atlantic States
Stock Prices Seek Higher Levels Again
Stock prices rose in a brief New York session despite weekend profit taking. Western agriculture revived prosperity reflected in railway orders and grain railcar shares. Leaders American Can topped 120 for months, Baldwin rose, and the market closed strong with about 500000 shares traded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
American Can
Baldwin
Traffic restrictions around Market intersection this weekend
Streets at Market intersections will close tonight and Sunday with Sixth and Seventh streets southward open over the weekend. Traffic signs on Patrick street between Court street and Middle Alley indicate east bound traffic only is permitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Market
Patrick street
Court street
Midle Alley
Notnagie Paroled after manslaughter sentence in Baltimore
William Notnagie, sentenced to 13 months for manslaughter in a Baltimore automo b accident, is granted parole and will be released today at noon. Baltimore inspector Hillag Duncan De Beer attended the case. The incident occurred in Irvington Bowmore suburb. Cullen Sands, star of The Midnight Alarm, stayed at Hotel Arundeck last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notnagie
Wiliam J Notnagie
etry w ho
Balimore city
Hillag Duncan De Beer
Baltimore
Jair
Irvington
Bowmore
Heights
Cullen Sands
city Opera House
Hotel Arundeck
Bodies of ten miners taken from Gates mine
Gates Pa July 26 the bodies of ten miners killed when an explosion wrecked a section of the Gates mine of the H C Frick Coke Co were brought to the surface early today. Seventy five men were at work when the blasts occurred and 65 reached safety. Corner S Baltz prepared to order an inquest as mine inspectors aided the investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Gates
H.C Frick Coke Co
S. Baltz
Negro 79 Held as Chicken Thief in Pearatow
Robert Jasper, a man over 75, was arrested early Friday for stealing a chicken in Pearatow. This marks a second such incident in three months as he awaits disposition in the local basin. He is on parole for a similar charge from early summer before Judges Urner and Wort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Jasper
Pearatow
Jasper
hippens
Urner
Wort
Myersville tarring case pits Mrs Shank against others
Mrs Mary Shank accused five men including Harry Leatherman of planning and enforcing tar and feathering Dorothy Grandon at Myersville on Thursday night. She said she and the mob coerced by threats to execute the act, while Grandon forgave Shank and urged punishment for the entire group. Justice Brust set bonds. Grandon jailed as a state witness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Grandon
Myersville
Mary Shank
A. T. Brust
Grandpa
Harry Leatherman
Grayson Doub
Paul Grossnickle
Dale Morgan
Haupt
Shank
Mabel Mills
Viola Kennedy
Mrs. Shank
cass
William M. Storm
Wrumish Fas Tens Gaus wines
hastile
Miss Grandon
Sheri Albaugh
Fidar
Brist
My ersville mob affair divides town over justice
In My ersville sentiment split over the tar and feathering of a young girl named Mabel Mills. Some say she got her just deserts while others claim authorities should handle the case. The mob reportedly acted while she was en route under sheriff orders. Rumors of chaos linger as residents recall the incident’s chaos and the missing Marine. The town remains aroused as Page 2 continues the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myersville
west county
Mabel Mills
T. S marine
Also Mentioned on This Page
JUNIOR CO
Ahrens—Fox Company
Dr. Willams
Brother
DAWES
LINCOLN, NEB
Fredrick
Baltimore News
DARROW
LLOYD SHANE
Courtest baltymore Sunt
SHANE
GRANDON WOMAN
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!