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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1926

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Grove jailed for year in DUI assault case case

A Maryland man Grove was jailed for one year for driving under the influence. He faces a separate assault with intent to rape charge involving a five year old girl Ruth Rice. Habeas corpus likely to seek bail once State's Attorney Storm returns. The assault case awaits September grand jury action.

Perry Gore Whire Ruth Rice Grove Harry ©. Hull Storm Pur Ape Maryland Albaugh East Second Street Rau Albauzh Sherif Radcliffe Grand Juri

Harpers Ferry Ponel Company fails to answer in court

In Charles Town West Virginia Judge D H Rodgers enjoined the Harpers Ferry Ponel Company on petition by the Potomac River Corporation. The company failed to file an answer within ten days making the case likely not to be heard at the September term. The matter involves water rights along the Potomac and Shenandoah rivers.

Harpers' Ferry Ponel Company D. H. Rodgers Charles Town W. Va Potomac River Corporation Dudge Rodgers James T. Ginyd Potomac Shenandoah Rivers Totomac Corporation R. J. Butkley Potomas River Corporation Harper's Ferry

New Dirigibles to Be Monuments

Lakehurst New Jersey June 19 The two great dirigibles to be built for the navy were described as imposing monuments to the Shenandoah disaster by Rear Admiral Moffett chief of the Bureau of Aeronautics. He spoke at a memorial service urging completion of the work to honor the heroes and envisioned airships uniting nations and promoting peace using salvaged metal from the Shenandoah in the new craft.

Lakehurst Navy Moffett Bureau of Aeronautics Shenandoah Navy Air Chief

Ford cuts car prices to new industry low

Ford Motor Company announces a price cut across models from 49 to 50 dollars, the lowest level in industry history. Locally the popular Ford coupe sells for just over 500 dollars delivered with tax. touring cars about one hundred dollars less. A fragmentary local incident involving a missing coat and two strangers ends without charges after a brief investigation.

Ford Motor Company Ford

La Guardia Demonstrates a Legal Drink Near Capitol

In Washington under the Capitol shadow, Representative La Guardia blends malt tonic with one half percent beer to show a "legal drink with a kick of 2.34 per cent." He serves the mix in his office to reporters and Julian Richards of the Christian Heurich Brewing Company, noting it costs about 15 cents.

Washington Capitol la Guardia New York D- Day Treasury Department la Guard Julian Richards Richards Christian-Heurich Brewing Company Washington, T da Guarais Creen Democrat Florida Pue

Assessment Appeal Dismissed By Commission In Maryland Case

Charles H Kehne’s appeal on five East Seventh Street houses, challenged as unfinished and overassessed, was dismissed by the State Tax Commission after prior court actions found no jurisdiction. The case centered on completion status by July 1925 and whether plastering and woodwork certified a house for assessment. Baltimore representation included Brown and Bennett. county counsel included Dorsey Etchison. A separate item notes Sheriff Wray Plummer selling a 10 acre farm for $12 000 in Montgomery County to Charles H Curtis of Wheaton.

Alfred G. W. Gaver Sate Tax Commission Indy Charles Kehne Frederick County East Seventh Fast Bleath Stree East Elehth Street East Seventh Street Baltimore Brown and Bennett Dorsey Etchison Sheriff Sells

Middletown and Brunswick Alumni Banquets Highlight Local School Events

The Middletown High School Alumni Association held its annual banquet at Hotel Braddock with 126 members, featuring speeches by Rev. Charles Shaffer and toastmaster Leslie N. Coblen ts. Brunswick High School also held its alumn i banquet at Hotel Braddock after senior night, with awards for students and a large honor roll, followed by commencement exercises led by Rev. Chalmers W. Walker. An Emmitsburg High School Alumni reunion occurred at Hotel Single, with new officers elected and past president Willam E. Wars retiring.

Middletown High School Hotel Braddock Associatioun Charles Dr. Shaffer Jeral X Leslie N. Coblents Fred. Palmer John W. Doub George C. Rhonerick Laura EF Rainshore Callentz Shaffer Middletons Frederick County J. W. Youh, Jr Walter Remsberg Marie Gaver Byron Uoblents Ercolle Mercer Brunswick Harold Touttee Peoples National Bank Virginia Phillips J. G. F. Smith Alumni Association Ben Barger Christine Hogan Debatera Public Discussion League Tersits O Marland Richardson Wilh Flock Stanley Fank Mar Earet Ring Millary Lapole Alfred Doves Lvelan Ting TH. S. Blekel Sec of Eugene Tatiam Woto Eveien Aylor Charles ‘Ly Moyer Marie Warrington Mawine Dinges Vileen Mittley Virginia Thillips Emma Arnold Katherine Manor Fiftile Moore Praal Maar May Veer Christine Vingan Gertrude Phillipa Hyvyelrn Paytor Lee Reed Mary Moore Elizabeth Strippy Thelina Porter Toulse James Utshehaie-—Rathiryn Bingham Dorothy Cummings Iiolen Cooke Geraldine Shewbridge Dorothy Miles Chalmers W. Walek Finma Annabelle Arnold Carrie Margaret Boyer Ben Melvin Marger Cheresa Maxine Dinges Dorothy Louise Grabill Eugene Stewart Hallam Marjorie Lee Jones Katherine Bryarly Manor Frances Eileen Mirley Lille Pearl Moore Ar Ues Catherine Mieks Vaal Leatie Moats Virginia May Phillips Lilian Catherine Reich Kathryn Louise Arnold Gibert W. Everhart Arthur E. Tlallam Mary Elizabeth Salley Kathleen Gertrude Hawkins Millard Tapole G. Maxwell Mahone Mary”elyn Manuel Dorothy Naomi Pfeffer Mary Edna Stine Dg. Wareld Yourtee Llannah May Anderson Anthony Joseph Cincotta Russell Grams Virginia Cameron Giltings Conrad William Magaha Emmitsburg High Emmitsburg High School Alumni Association Miss MacKane Parker Smith Mary Swilch Frank W. Weant Willam E. Wars Astiuister

Daily Vacation Bible School Opens Monday

The Daily Vacation Bible School opens Monday at Church Street School building with 250 to 300 city children expected to enroll. The program runs 9 to 11 30 each weekday except Saturday, includes devotionals, memory work, stories, and twice weekly assemblies with speakers like Rev. Dr. Hensi I. Grieffer. A special preschool course for two year olds is led by Miss Helen J. Michael. The 19th annual Frederick County Lutheran Reunion is set for August 6 at Braddock Weights with talks by Rev. J. B. Byers and Rev. H. T. Bowersox and music by the Loysville Boys Band.

Church Street Scheo Lt Ig Hensi I. Grieffer Ministera Association Spoar W. R. Glen T. J. Gaehr R. Carl Maxwell G. Nevim Revert Helen J. Michael Chilldren Frederick County Braddock Weights Treights A. A. Neal Myersville W. W. Doub Middietown Snreteer Stup City J. B. Byers D. D Baltimore Maryland

Virginia business men visit Frederick from Southwestern Virginia

About 150 leading Virginia businessmen will travel by car caravan from Roanoke to Frederick via Staunton, Winchester, and Harper's Ferry under Southwestern Virginia Inc. They will greet President Coolidge in Washington at noon on Wednesday after a 18 minute stop in Frederick.

Southwestern Virginia Frederick Southwestern Virginia Inc Roanoke Washington Staunton Winchester Harper's Perry Coolidge Frederick J Nact Hatlor The Chamber of Commerce

Train Crew Member Told No Danger Signals Set

Pittsburgh correspondent reports George McConnell brother of William P. McConnell says William told him from Latrobe Hospital that the block signal was clear and no danger flares were visible before the Cincinnati Limited crash near Blairsville. Flagman W T McDonald and brakeman W Beecher testified that flares were pinched and two signals set, one caution and one stop. The crash killed 15.

Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Gazette Times Today George McConnell William PF. McCfonnell Cincinnati Limited Washington Cypress Blairaville William Latrobe Hospital W. T. McDonald W. Beecher Washington Express William McConnell Limited Edward Nave 9

Former Dowager Queen Olga of Greece Dead at 75

Rome says the former dowager Queen Olga granddaughter of the late King Alexander and widow of King George died at her home The Villa Anastasia aged 75. Family members were at her bedside.

Rome Olga Greece Alexander George T Anastasia

Washington Senate Debates Farm Relief and Harbor Bill

Today in Washington the Senate continues farm relief discussions. A campaign investigation committee call includes Warner Wheeler as part of ongoing inquiries. Senate Commerce Committee considers a river and harbors bill with debate shaping funding and policy.

Washington Senate Warner Wheeler Senate Commerce

Goose Bone Prophet Edges Professional Forecaster In Weather Flap

A lighthearted note compares a goose bone weather prophet with a professional seer as forecasters clash over a cooler than normal start to summer. The amateur predicted a hot run but sees his edge as Monday June 21 marks the longest day and sun crossing the Tropic of Capricorn.

Wrehington Wotton Holts Ilis Thresone Alana

Summer Trolley Schedule Sets New Sunday Start

The Potomac Edison Company announces a summer trolley schedule effective Sunday June 20 under superintendent Roland W R Leng. Main Line service to Frederick Hagerstown runs every two hours 7 am to 7 pm with additional trips to Middletown Braddock Heights Jefferson and Braddock Heights at listed times. Thurmont Division and Lewistown routes expose varied daily and weekend departures with specific morning and evening blocks.

Potomac Edison Company Roland WR. Leng Frederick Uo Hagerstown Frederick Frederick-Hagerstown Middletown Braddock Heights Seave Frederick Jefferson and Thurmont Tirederick Tolewistowns Lewistown

Stock Prices Climb Amid Broad Market Rally

New York June 18 The market moved higher with strong turnover, advancing on profit taking after yesterday’s swift rebound. Traders cited no specific news, and the gain appeared to reflect a technical correction. The close was firm as about 1,400,000 shares traded.

New York Esterday

Delay in Pennsylvania primary inquiry postpones testimony

Washington reports the Senate Campaign Funds Committee halted hearings for the day and will resume next Monday with Wayne B Wheeler of the Anti-Saloon League. The panel also investigates Mrs Maude Seymour of Metropolisburg Pa over use of large sums raised by the WCTU for prohibition enforcement, and may hear Mrs Wits Clearge of Pittsburgh and other officers.

Washington Senate Wayne B. Wheeler Ant-Saloon League Todlay Maude Seymour Metfonmellisburg Pennsylvania Seymour Wits Clearge Pittaburgl

Sheriff and posse battle bootleggers near Walls Hog

A posse led by Dearborn county Sheriff Christian Lammell engaged six to ten bootleggers in a farm house three miles east of Walls Hog Indiana. Shots were exchanged as officers seized a truck with 55 gallons of moonshine prompting requests for reinforcements and spurring countryside alarm.

Cincipnati O Christian Lammell Dearborn County Wallshog Ind Aurora Sherrif Tommell Lawrencebure

Hagen Beats Mitchell British Golf Pro 2 to 1 in Weybridge

Walter Haller defeated Abe Mitchell in a charitable match in Weybridge England by two up to win 590 pounds. The event capped a day of professional play with Mitchell losing to the American challenger in an international pairing.

Hagen Mitchell Weybridge England Walter Tlagen Awmerfcan Abe Mitchell

To Become Rockville Pastor Assumes New Charge

Rev. G Davis of Wiples Mire accepts a call to the pastorate of the Rockville Presbyterian church and will assume duties the first of next month. He succeeds Row PL de Murdock who recently resigned, with Mr and Mrs Harry Ro Kold visiting Baltimore over the weekend. Mrs Eile Mealey of Weer Al Saugus Street is mentioned in relation to the notice.

Ible Ches Ceres Villa Edward Derr Shriner Mia Shriner Kyter W. ¢. Birely A. LeRoy McCardell Starhouses Ager Austi Rhoads Dittmar Wenri le C. Kleffer H. Fb G. Kieffer Shiringer Mes Mo W. Dittmar John Blumenauer Albert F. Culler A. LeRoy AtcCardell Clay Mateney C. W. OD. Worman Millard Angleberger Karl Tashi Rockville Reve G Davis Wiples, Mire Rockville Presberin de Murdock Harry Ro Kold Baltimore Fee Landing Ma. Ivars Sity Eile 'Mealey

Interior of Old Opera House Reveals Structural Dangers

Mayor Culler announced the remodeling plan after razing interiors showed unsafe supports under the first and second balconies. Contractors will rebuild with a mezzanine and single balcony, enforcing inspections to ensure safe foundations before the September reopening with high class productions.

Culler Pete Lloyd Ernest Tuchsam

Countywide Auto Fines Total 246 Amid Reckless Driving Cases

The weekly Helmite report lists numerous motorists penalized across the county with fines ranging from 1 to 81 dollars. Among suspensions are Floyd V. Palmer and Dr. J N McClellan for reckless driving and passing a car on a hill, with others cited for no license, no registration, or speeding.

Helmite Floyd v. Falmer West Varrick Street J. N. McClellan Percy Stunt Frederick John Baumgardner Mt. Adry Ucensa Perry Trant Jesse BE. Lare Floyd V. Palmer Richard M. Mahn John A. Smith Foster Summer Eli George Timpson Theo HE. Walden Melvin Trent Peasreston Urbana Joe Dooley Middletown Charfles FE Cord Herbert McManus Claud Miler Claude I. Miller G. T. Atkinson Ridegsile John CG. Murray Lawrence Fesstar Raymond Wess

Weather outlook for week shows cool spell with showers

Washington June 18 AP reports Werther notes a cool pattern this week starting Monday with an early shower period, a middle stretch, and a late end phase. Overall average temperature remains cool with periodic showers.

Washington Werther

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