Man Dies En Route After Being Struck By Truck Near Hyattstown
Charles B. Murphy of Hyattstown died on the way to Frederick City Hospital after being struck near Hyattstown around 2 pm. He suffered a fractured skull. Sheriff Albaugh and deputies, and State's Attorney Storm, investigated at the hospital and planned further inquiry in Hyattstown as the driver remained unknown.
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Charles B. Murphy
Hyattstown
Frederick City
Hyatt
Murphy
Titus
Storm
Albaugh
Unti
Nietine
Sherif Albaugh
Bandit to Die After Refused New Trial
Philip A. Hartman of Annville Virginia was condemned to die in the electric chair for first degree murder of State Trooper Francis J. Haley during a bank robbery at Abbottstown. Judge McPherson denied a new trial on Monday in Adams County Paycourt after a weeklong trial in which no defense was offered.
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Philip A. Trattman
McPherson
Adams Courtty Paycourt
Hartman
Annville
Francis J. Haley
Abbottstown
Reading
George J. Bennet
British Protest Over Chinese Killing in Shang L
The British consul general protested to the civil governor and the foreign commission after the murder of William W McKenzie, a British subject, shot by Chinese agitators last night in Shang L. The incident sparked official diplomatic expressions and calls for inquiry.
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Shang.l
Britten
Foreign Commission
Willam W McKenzie
Semi conscious man injured in Baltimore Boulevard crash
Chester Helsey, manager of Kemp's Men’s Wear Shop, was found semi conscious after a two vehicle accident on the Baltimore Washington Boulevard near Laurel. He was taken to a Baltimore hospital with facial cuts and chest pain after a Thursday morning crash blamed on the driver dozing off.
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Chester Helsey
Kemp's
Baltimore-Washington Boulevard
Laurel
Heisey
Baltimore
Mr. Heisey
Perkins Girl Testifies in Templeton Shooting Trial
Dorothy Perkins gave her account to a homicide court stenographer four hours after the shooting of Thomas Templeton. She admitted firing the pistol and claimed it went off during a confrontation with Templeton, while police and pistol expert testimony clarified the handling of the weapon.
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New York
Dorothy Perkins
Thomas Templeton
Templeton
Robert McLoughlin
Homicide Bureau
Norathy
Tommy
William A. Jones
Rudolph Perkins
Dorothy
Perkins
Coffman Sues Kepler Families in Equity Cases
The court filed opinions today in two equity actions by H L Coffman against H D Kepler and wife and against Vincent Kepler. Judges Urner and Worthington dismissed Coffman’s bill of complaint in both cases after arguments by Coffman’s counsel Neu L N Coblentz and Harry Brin die and A D Willard for the Keplers.
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H. L. Coffman
H. D. Kepler and
Vincent Kepler
Urner and Worthington
Coffman
Neu
LN. Coblentz
Harry Brindie
A. D. Willard
Keplers
Personal News of Local Residents Return from trip
Mrs. Mary Tyson and Miss Mary Tyson returned to this city after several weeks in Philadelphia Norristown and Lansdale. Mrs. Jammer Harris Mrs. William Filler Miss Elizabeth Harris and James Harris came back to Frederick on Monday night from South Hadley Massachusetts where Miss Harris earned a diploma at Mt. Holyoke College. They traveled by auto and stopped in New York City en route, returning after ten days away.
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Mary Tyson
Phila Eee
Norristown
Lansdale
Pee
Jammer
J. W. Kayser
New York City
Chickasha
Oklahoma
Jettysburg
John H. Allen
Linotype News
Frederick
Allen
Dr. Allen
Baying
Goods Stolen From Western Maryland Freight Car Near Thurmont
Merchandise consigned to four Frederick firms was taken when a Western Maryland freight car was broken into near Edgemont Washington County early Sunday. The loot, valued at hardware rubber heels and envelopes, was to be checked against invoices as railroad police opened an investigation.
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Frederick
Old Time Court Holds Nine Cases in Police Session
Justice Sherman P. Bowers presided over an old time session in Police Court revealing nine docketed cases. Dennis Snook admitted assault on his father and awaits penalty tonight while other defendants, including Raymond Anderson and Trib Sewell, faced fines for disturbing the peace and related offenses.
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Sherman P. Bowers
Dennis Snook
Harry Snook
A. ¥. Bennett
Snook
Charles W. Crum
Mherry
Raymond Anderson
Jacobs and
Winiigier
Trib
Sewell
Ofcers Jacobs
Winpigter
George Spencer
Jenie Lee
Schell
A. George Allen
Thomas Tiggus
Bernard Bixais
Baltimore
Chrif Walsh
OR Eer Matteis
Jesse Wollen
Omcere Miler
Schell van x
Cooler Weather Promised After 100 Degree Day
A hot spell peaked at 100 degrees Monday with many complaints from workers and shoppers. Forecasters predicted cooler conditions and showers by night and Wednesday as a light southern breeze offered brief relief. Crop damage and demand for cooling aids continued as the heat lingered.
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Aipet
Reckless driving costs man $51 for hugging a girl
J B Wade of Landis Maryland was fined 35 for reckless driving after hugging a female companion while driving near the Catoctin Country Club. Corporal McCauley observed the vehicle and Wade was arrested on the highway leading toward Frederick.
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J. B. Wade
Landis
Maryland
Catoctin Country Club
Wade
Frederickery
McCauley
Blaze Police
Frederick
Braddock Heights
Sherman P. Hower
Stars and Stripes Stir Mexicans in Puebla Region
Dispatches from Puebla report W C Jenking former U S consular agent at Puebla has his ranch property in Puebla state under American flag protests. Mexican government orders troops over the dispute and Manuel Montes faces arrest protests tied to the San Pedro Coxtocun ranch and a prior murder case involving Rosalye Evans.
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Mexico City
Puebla
W. C. Jenking
United States
Max
Fenne
Jane I
Drunken Autoist Arrested After Jug Bridge Crash
Jacob Link 39 of Baltimore was arrested by Sheriff Cram after his Chevrolet tourer crashed at Jug Bridge on the Baltimore Pike while allegedly intoxicated. He was tried by Justice Bowers in Pennsylvania and fined 100 dollars with costs, lacking funds to pay the full sentence.
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Jacob 4. Link
Baltimore
Juntlee Sherman P. Bowers
Sven Ing
Ang Costa
Tink
Jug Bridge
Link
Cram
Jink
York
Tuatics Bowers
Palesenue
Entity
Tfia
Apats Fort
Aohen
Minnesota man named asst state secretary
President Coolidge appointed Robert E. F. Olds of St Louis as assistant secretary of state in June. Olds takes a senior role in the department, reflecting a shift in the administration’s personnel.
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Minnesota
Washington
Coolidge
Robert EF. Olds
St Louis
Autletunt
National Editorial Association Heads to Washington Tour
More than 100 editors from the National Editorial Association leave Frederick for Washington after morning fog. They visit Francis Scott Key sites, Hood College, and local hotels praising Maryland hospitality. Travel gifts are presented to Latimer and Marble. the group plans further outings to Quantico and Fredericksburg before a White House reception Thursday night.
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National Editorial Association
Frederick
Antom
Washington
Francia Scott Key Hotel
Vialta
Francis Scott Key
Barbara Frite
N. EB. A
Latimer
Va. Presa Association
George Marble
Fort Scott
Kanang
N. B.A
Arenclation
National Prose Club
Quantico
Marine Base
Fredericksburg
Lather Places
President Coolidge
Maryland Gov Declines July 4 Defense Test Proclamation
Governor Ritchie refuses to issue a proclamation for a July 4 defense test and will not mobilize the Maryland National Guard or civilian muster committees. Any Maryland participation remains voluntary, while Virginia’s Gov Trinkle will not mobilize the Virginia National Guard. Sturgis received letters detailing these positions.
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Ritchie
Samuel D. Sturgia
Third Corps
Maryland National Guard
Case Dismissed in Fur Larceny Arrest of Gertrude Jackson
Justice Bowers dismissed charges against Gertrude Jackson colored arrested on a warrant for larceny of furniture from William Cash. She was taken into custody Saturday by Conatahia Smith and detained on a $50 bond awaiting a hearing.
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Justice Bowers
Gertrude Jackson
William Cash
Conatahia Smith
Eye for Eye policy adopted by Chinese amid riots
Shanghai reports posters praising retaliation after the killing of William W. McKenzie as unrest spreads. Washington notes antiforeign agitation near Canton causing unease. Peking deploys Feng Yu-HEliang troops for guard duty and posts notices outside foreign offices. London department stores hire women floorwalkers called an iden.
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Shanghai
William W. McKenzie
Washington
Canton
Jenkins
State Department
Peking
Feng Yu-Helang
Foreign Firma
Visiting Scribes Tour Frederick With Mary land Editor Guests
Oklahoma publisher Mrs Kayser tours Frederick with her party, praising the citys hotels and sights. Writers include John Allen and Justus Craemer discussing advertising, tourism, and potential for growth and future conventions.
Tragic Lackawanna Train Crash Kills Many In New Jersey
A Lackawanna special train derailed near Rockfort Sag, Rockaway, New Jersey, killing at least twenty five passengers and injuring fifty two. The emigrant train, rerouted over the old line, carried families returning to their homelands amid heavy rains and wreckage.
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Hackettstown
N. J
Lackawanks
Rockfort Sag
Easton
Warren General Hospital
Philadelphia
Morristown Memorial Hospital
Dover General Hospital
George Taule
Augeeta Isiman
Chicago
Jacob Scanion
Enaton
Fred Loomis
Scranton
Cart Haelm
Corn Belt
Portland
Rockfort
Althowsia
Duncan Duan
Physiciana
Dover
Phillipsburg
Kaeton
Morristown
Rosea
Pageene Gern
Miss Pope Dividing McClintock Estate amid Trial Thriller
In Chicago tone the testimony shows Miss Pope claiming Billy McClintock’s estate will be divided among heirs. She cites a $100,000 share to William D. Shepherd and a potential dower for the foster mother, while Iowa relatives discuss a possible suit to break the will.
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Chicago
Tone
Milas
Billy
Iowa
Miss Pope
Misa Pope
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