President Harding Expected to Return Within Two Weeks
President Harding remains ill in San Francisco with ptomaine poisoning linked to copper-tainted crabs eaten earlier. Doctors say new symptoms indicate complications but expect a temporary illness. a return to Washington by special train may occur in about ten to fourteen days. The trip was halted as California engagements were canceled and a Panama Canal return planned.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Harding
Washington
Sawyer
Ray Lyman Wilbur
Stanford University
Charles M. Cooper
California
Aberance
Atlantic Coast
Panama Canal
Work
Nawyer
Christian
Yosemite
Tr. Sawyer
Henderson
Vancouver
B. C
Dr. Sawyer
Alaskan
Seattle
Oregon
Four Year Old Killed By Trolley Near Rocky Springs
Clarence White aged four, son of Mr and Mrs Charles E White of Rocky Springs, was struck and instantly killed by a Thurmont Fredericks trolley near his home about 11 30 this morning. The boy walked ahead of his mother and two siblings toward the Rocky Springs station and stepped in front of the oncoming car. The trolley crew included Victor Fraley, motorman, and B Eyler, conductor. Coroner Alban M Wood ordered the body brought to the Rice undertaking establishment and a coroner's inquest set for 2 PM, postponed to Thursday at 10 AM due to the State's Attorney's absence. A coroner's jury was named to view the remains and visit the scene. He is survived by his parents and a number of brothers and sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence White
Charles E. White
Rocky Springs
Thurmont-Fredericks
D. Chester Kemp
Victor Fraley
B. Eyler
Thurmont
Thomas P. Rice
Alban M. Wood
Charles W. Smith
Wood
Aaron R. Anders
Howard Magruder
J. D. English
Albert Dorsey
Stolen Buick Recovered in Baltimore After Brunswick Theft
The Buick touring car stolen from W. L. Gross of Brunswick last Thursday night was found abandoned in Baltimore Saturday morning. Thieves also robbed D. Winebronner and Son Inc. warehouse in Brunswick, taking cigars and about 75 000 cigarettes. Sheriff Jones dispatched highway calls, but no suspects have been located. Police in Baltimore alerted the sheriff that the car was found. It is believed the warehouse break in and auto theft were committed by the same individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Gross
Brunswick
Baltimore
D. ©. Winebrenner and Son, Inc
Violations Reported Against Wingate and Long
William R. Wingate of Baltimore was arrested by Special Deputy Henry Nusz for no registration card no license and fictitious markers. He was fined 21 dollars and costs by Justice J Grahame Johnson. J R Long of this city was fined 15 dollars for leaving a motor run unattended and no license after apprehension by Deputy Nusz.
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William R. Wingate
Baltimore
Henry Nusz
J. Grahame Johnson
J. R. Long
Separate Trials for the Garrett Brothers
Larkin C. Garrett will be tried first for the murder of Rev. F. E. Pearce after Cumberland County Court grants the state’s plea for separate trials. Robert O. Garrett also pleads not guilty as prosecutors fail to secure a jury from another county. Jury selection is expected to take at least a day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preas
Cumberland
Irene Castle Denies Divorced From Treman
Irene Castle, the dancer, denies reports that she obtained a Paris divorce from Robert E. Treman of Ithaca, N Y, following the death of her first husband Vernon Castle. She rejects dispatches claiming court records show a divorce was granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Irene Castle
Lafayette
Paris
Robert E. Treman
Ithaca
N. Y
Vernon Castle
Colored Woman Dies After Ice Cream Stop In Store
Charlotte Page aged 75 died at 1 35 a m at her home 121 Ice street after a store visit for ice cream she suffered apoplexy and never regained consciousness. Survived by son Samuel Page in the Philippines and grandson Ignatius Snowden. Funeral Wednesday 2 80 o'clock from Rising Sun Tabernacle Washington DC with interment at Taboring Sons cemetery. Thomas P. Rice funeral director.
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Charlotte Page
Ice Street
Asbury Church
Samuel Page
U. S
Philippines
Ignatius Snowden
Rising Sun Tabernacle
Washington, D. C
Taboring Sons Cemetery
Thomas P. Rice
Confesses to Murder of Bride of a Few Weeks
Patrick Coyne confessed to police that he killed his bride of a few weeks in Port Perry after a railroad accident left him legless. He said their quarrel began when she stayed in bed too long.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Patrick Coyne
Port Perry
Coyne
Cosyne
Flag Raising Postponed at Good Intent Schoolhouse
The flag raising and festival near Ladiesburg and Johnsville was postponed Saturday night due to inclement weather. The report then notes various other items including Justice Bray's probate fault, Mennonite farmers considering return to Canada, and a Chicago church project described as the city’s tallest structure.
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Good Intent
Ladiesburg
Johnsville
Missionary Offering at Calvary M E S S Sets Record
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Sunday School reports a 158 dollar missionary offering the largest July total in school history. Leaders' Bible Class contributed 73 dollars. Rev Dr J Paul Wright preached, open air service at Washington Street school, and Holden S Felton delivered a Psalm 40 message.
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Calvary Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
J. Paul Wright
Washington Street
Holden S. Felton
J. B. Denson
Braddock Heights
City Park
West Patrick Street
Bridge
Chas. E. Wehler
D. D
Mamie Smith
North Bentz Street
Calvary Sunday School
First Baptists
Wills Of 4 Countians Here
Estates filed for four citizens include Lewis A. Kolb Bettie R Kolb as executrix without bond April 11 1922 witnessed by Waters and Brunner Charles D Keyser died June 17 divided among ten children executor William Keyser Tyler Eyler leaves estate to husband then to children Mary Nichols to trust and heirs John Kyler executor Martin Williar wills dated 1906 1906 1906 widow Savannah Williar executrix
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis A. Kolb
Bettie R. Kolb
Charles C. Waters
Francis M. Brunner
Charles €. Waters
Keyser Wii
Charles D. Keyser
Lewis HL
Wiliam
Mollie M
Howard M
Alvie C
Corila A
Annie M
Murray D
Raymond I
Tena B. Keyser
William F. Keyser
Sherman P. Bowers
William E. Bent
Tyler
Sarah H. Eyler
Andrew J. Eyler
John B. Eyler
Mary
Nichols
Amanda A. Muller
Harriet V. Schildt
Mary Nichols
M. Luther Creeger
Clarence FE. Creeger
Await Mr Anders Return in Kepner Murder Case
The court deferred a decision on whether State’s Attorney Aaron R Anders should turn over coroner inquest testimony to Kepner defense attorneys Leo Weinberg and Guy Motter. Kepner, jailed on murder charges in the Grace Simmons Kepner case, is said to be cheerful and reading, with books at the jail as judges await Anders’ return from out of town.
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Aaron R. Anders
Leo Weinberg
Guy K. Motter
B. Evard Kepner
Grace Simmons
Kepner
Hammond Urner
Glenn H. Worthington
Anders
Flo
Explosions Hit Sydney Plant Forcing Temporary Closure
Mysterious blasts struck Pine lines at the Tritish Empire Steel Corporation plant in Sydney Nova Scotia, halting operations and causing heavy damage. Police report bombs as the cause with several points damaged in the attack.
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Associated Press
Sydney
Nova Scotia
Tritish Empire Steel Corporation
Autoist Blinded by Lights Hits Two Children
A Ford touring car near Frederick strikes Vera Klein and Nellie Stoner 11, as they walked along the road returning from the Country Club with milk. Both girls are hospitalized in serious condition. driver Tau Clemson 13, son of C. C. Clemson, among others in the car. The accident occurred near the Catoctin Country Club while eastbound traffic passed.
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Vera Klein
Nellie Stoner
Charles E. Klein
Wrederick
Tau Clemson
C. C. Clemson
Worman’s Mil
Wiliam Kline
Frank Carter
George Blumenauer
Westminster
Klein
Charles
Hag
Tile Stoner
Hedges
Wiile Stoner
Ladt
Ciemenn
Miss Wilhide speaks on New Mexico mission work
Miss Thessie Wilhide, home missionary in Santa Cruz New Mexico, spoke at United Brethren church detailing the work among Spanish American people. Attendance at Sunday school reached 156 and the male class traveled to Thurmont for services.
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Thessie Wilhide
Santa Cruz
New Mexico
United Brethren
United Brethren Church
Misa Wilhide
Wharmont
Tadies
W. C. Roderick
Thurmont
Thurmom
Wm. RR
Glen
Peter
Jesus
Wis
Vis
Cyrus Flock
Myersville
John Fisher
Oreur
Wid Society
Jaco Kintz
Woman Injured After Stepping Into Open Ditch in York
Mrs. Kate Walbere of York Pennsylvania about 44 years old stepped from the pavement into a two foot deep street ditch on North Market near Seventh and Market. Warning lanterns marked the hazard as water and gas mains were being laid. She dislocated a shoulder and was taken to East Seventh Street to recover while Dr. James M. Goodwin treated her.
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Kate Walbere
York
North Market Street
Seventh
Market Streets
Walbere
Friends
East Seventh Street
James M. Gooduinn
Receiver Now In Charge Of Dollings Company
Receivers appointed in multiple Dollings enterprises with about 15,000 stockholders and an estimated 85 million dollars in public stock. Thomas R White named receiver for the R L Collings Company of Pennsylvania. other receivers named for American Bronze and related firms. Ohio officials seek criminal action over alleged stock swindle.
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Thomas Raeburn White
Philadelphia
R. l L. Collings Company
Pennsylvania
Dickinson
United States District Court
White
Walnut Street
Frederick County
Maryland
New Jersey
Veuware
R. L. Collings
Frederick
Dollings Company of
Chester County
Robert C. Sperry
American Bronze Company
Berwyt
The
Dollings Company
Bronze Company
Nathan Trotter and Company
Benjamin FP
Simery Company
Equipment Manufacturing and Supply Company
White, Brothers, Inc
International Note and Mortgage Company
Columbus
Dollings
Delaware
Clinien
Dollings Cmpany
Dollings Enterprises
R. L. Dollings Company
Ohio
R. L. Collings Company
Indiana
International Note and Mort- Rake Company
Recording Devices Company
Dayton
Franklin Brick and Tile Company
Champion Engineering Company
Kenton
C. & E. Shoe Company
American Motor Truck Company
Newark
John A. Bushnell
Heavy Storm Brings Fires and Floods Across Frederick County
A weekend storm swept Frederick County bringing much needed rain for drying crops but sparked severe fires from lightning. The barns of Jerome Gaver in Myersville and Frank N Miller in Lewistown were destroyed, with losses around 4000 and 900 respectively, plus damage to surrounding structures and corn. A tree near Calvin Putman’s home was struck but caused no major damage. Rainfall varied across the county with up to an inch in some areas, muddy streams, and brownish drinking water in Frederick.
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Dreath
Frederick County
Jerome Gaver
Myersville
Franklin N. Miller
Lewistown
Miller
Calvin Putman
Frederick
Bandits Escape After Robbing Taurel Line Car
Seven bandits held up a Taurel Line car near Moosic Pa killing Edward Mnorphy and wounding T J Derkin and Archie Hrensall. They escaped with two bags holding about 70000 destined to pay anthracite mine workers at two collieries.
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Associated Press
Scranton
Moosic Taday
Edward Mnorphy
Moderate Rally Driven by Short Covering Across Markets
Moderate rally seen in early trading as short covering and inside support lifted rail and steel shares. Trading remained uneven in other sectors with some leaders advancing while others lagged. call money held at 5 percent.
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Associated Plans
New York
Sual
hatteHing
Inhacen
Resignation of Cuno Cabinet Reported
Berlin dispatch cited by Central News from Jeanne in political quarters states the Taste nation of the Cuno cabinet is certain to resign. The July 20 report notes Berlin informants expect the cabinet to step down amid mounting pressure and instability.
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Associated Press
Tondon
Central News
Berlin
Jeanne
Cuno
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Executive
Interior Department
American Medical Association
Mr. Harding
C. E. White
Brunswick Auto
Winebrewer
Justice Johnson
Garrett Brothers
Treman
East Street
T. Johnson
A. G. Bourne
Johnson
Joy Funk
Maple Avenue
Cher Painter
jJail
Board of Aldermen
London
Bray
Mexico
Canada
el Paso
Texas
Chicago
H. S. Felton
Keyser
MR. Anders
Paul Clemson
Miss Wilhide
U. B. Church
Mr. Flock
Noilsea
Phila
Penna. Concern
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