Shouting Story on Witness Stand in Habeas Hearing
Walter Nelson seeks release from jail in a habeas corpus hearing before Judge Worthington, after being remanded without bail for the June 12 killing of J. Kelly Lilly at the Nelson home. Testimony today covered Nelson claiming self defense and details of the night, with further proceedings expected this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson
Worthington
Walter Nel
Dickerson
J. Kelly Lilly
Glenn UL Worthington
Law
Lily
Lilly
Clinton C. Christie
James Nelson
Nelson Home
Christie
Thes
A.l Lewis
Out of season bass case ends with $25 fine
In Police Court Justice Sherman P. Bowers fined Emory Kline $25 plus costs after finding him guilty on one charge of catching food fish with a seine and possessing an undersized bass and a bass out of season. Companions Wilfred Kling and Chester Redmond were dismissed. attorney Alton Y. Bennett represented them. Deputy Game Warden TM Gosnell led the charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emory Kline
Wilfred Kling
Chester Redmond
Sherman P.bowers
Wilfred Kline
Redmond
Guity
Alton Y. Bennett
W. 5S. Gosnell
Resignation Accepted of Emmanuel Church Pastor in Hanover
Rev Dr Abner S DeChant after 16 years as pastor resigns due to disability. Consistory president John C Krebs announces resignation effective December 31 1926 with a leave of absence July 31 1928 to December. DeChant and family will move to The Hills on Surmer Hill Street. He presides as president of Hoff man orphanage board and serves on Hood College board and Mercersburg Academy regents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abner S$. DeChant
John M. DeChant
Emmanuel Reformed Church
Hanover
DeChant
de Chant
John C. Krebs
Surmer
Franklin and Marshall College
Enlarged Carrier Service Starts In Frederick
The city announces a new enlarged nail carrier delivery route begins tomorrow. The expanded territory includes North Market Street beyond 18th Street East Avenue North Trail Avenue and West College Terrace. officials note route adjustments comply with post office regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Wemp Ash
North Market Street
18Th Street
East Avenue
North Trail Avenue
West College Terrace
DB Iser
Eiher Weoiians
Eithow Carr Eerie
Eldesalks
No Hail Insurance After Present Year In Cumberland Valley
Fruit growers in the Cumberland Valley report insurers will stop selling hail policies after this year. Losses from recent storms around Hagerstown are estimated at about 50,000 with many orchards damaged or destroyed. Prior storms south of Keedyville and in Beaver Creek and Benevula also caused extensive damage and several insured losses total nearly 4100,000. The Public Service Commission will hold hearings in July on seven Maryland stations slated for closure, while Jesse L. Massie sues for 10,900 damages against the B&O for delays and exposure after a missed connection at Weverton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland Valley
Hagerstown
Hall
Keedy Vite
Beaver Creek
Benevula
Sinmithshire
Edgemont
Public Service Commission
Baltimore
Ant Ghio
Maryland
Thomas J.magley
People's Counsel
Buck Godge
Morgan
Branchville
Murkirk Singerly
Hindshay and
Lorety
Jesse Li
Massie
Weverton
Baitimore and
Ohio Tailooad
Cook Inherits Big Farm and 250000
Mrs. Gertrude Benfield, a San Francisco cook, is named sole heir to an Illinois estate of 500 acres and about 250000 in cash and bonds left by her uncle Wallam Cazatt who died in Los Angeles while traveling to visit her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
Gertrude Benfeld
Illinois
Wellam Cazatt
Tulonih
Los Angeles
Benfield
Auxiliary Plans Many Activities for July Events
A special American Legion Auxiliary meeting planned multiple activities including July Fourth patriotic events in Frederick and a late July party and dance celebrating the auxiliary’s fifth anniversary. Delegations to Myersville and Hagerstown events were outlined with speeches by Legion and auxiliary leaders. Committees assigned for invitations decorations programs and publicity. Final Seaqui Centennial parade plans to be announced after a forthcoming meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Frederick
Braddock Neights
I’randa Scott Key Post
American Legion
George Birety
Amos A. Fries
Mrs. Vries
Hotel Braddock
Legion
General Fries
Auxiliary
Myersville
Morris Frank
Hagerstown
Lawrence Everhart
Middletown
Francis Scott Key
United Brethren Church
Legion Auxilary
Regiment
Birely
John H. Albaugh
G. M. Crumbaugh
G. L. Howard
Calvin Engle
Kw. F. Munshower
N. P. Kemp
Houck
Robert Putman
Ken Crum
Itaste
William Shook
William Quinn
George Bitely
Erwin R. Kemp
Sara Quinn
Ezra D. Hoffman
Fatal Chain Injury Threatens Farmer After Calf Accident
Serious condition described for Ka Kline a farmer near sville after being struck in the head by a chain attached to a balky calf. He was taken to Washington County Hospital at Hagerstown and now suffers from blood poisoning with fear of lockjaw. The incident occurred while Kane led the calf to the barn and the chain end struck his head as the animal bolted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ka Kline
Nearsville
Kane
Kline
Franklin Blcknell
Woodmont
Bethesda
Montgomery County
Rock Ville Tisday
Btames BL Kelly
Walter Gee Sears
Company 8
United States
Samuel Riggs
Yeniher
Baseball Club Chief Weds Miss Helen ONeill of York County
Robert Laird president of the Hanover Baseball Club married Miss Helen ONeill of York County Pa by Rev John M DeChant at the parsonage West Seventh Street They left for Frederick and it is believed they may visit Atlantic City The couple’s ages are listed as 25 and 0 unclear from the text
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Laird
Hanover Baseball Club
Uwelen O'Neil
York County
John M. DeChant
Uiica Reformer
West Seventh Street
Laird
Frederick
Atlantic City
Oneill
Helen WW. Binss
All American Star Sloane to Enter Naval Academy
Des Moines Iowa June 30 AP Ted T Sloane a noted All American gridiron star will enter the U S Naval Academy on July 12 Sloane played end on the Drake team for three years He is a junior in Drake Law College and earlier earned Western and Missouri Valley honors all through high school and college years
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Ted T. Sloane
Tea Maimes
U. S. Naval
Sloane
AllWestern Air State
Missouri Valley
Drake Law College
Relic Exhibit To Open July 5 At Court House
A partial list outlines items to be shown by the Relics Committee for the Sesqui Centennial exhibit in the Court House on July 5. Items include portraits, letters, a George Washington ring, early documents, quilts, campaign badges, and tools belonging to Revolutionary era figures, loaned by local families and individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Relica
Court House
Samuel G. Duvall
Timothy Matlack
Gordon M. Ash
Colonel Ash
George Washington
Col. Bushrod Washington
Thomas Johnson
Edward S. Delaplaine
John
William
Catherine Baker
Oak Orchard
Frederick Counter
Catharine Baker
Joseph D. Baker
Holmes D. Baker
John H
Wiliam Baker
Baltimore
Myrtle Carter
Libertytown
Carter
M. A. Kolb
Pearl
John Sebastian Dere
General Lafayette
Derr
E. Derr Shriner
Getzendanner
Suse Lakin
Ernest Belfenstein
All Saints Parish
George Leman
Miss Garner
Col
Joseph Wood
Frederick County
Amos Riess
Harrison
Roger Nelson
Chicago
Walter
John Teltehir
Samuel G. Davall
Nelson
Winehrener
Wets spend millions fighting repeal in early 1920s war
The Association Against the Prohibition Amendment came under Senate Campaign Funds scrutiny. Founder William Stayton testified about national and state branches with about 7.26 million members handling roughly 480 thousand dollars yearly in campaigns to support repeal. He described fundraising from members and payments for meetings aiding William Ware’s senatorial bid, totaling around 3,500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Association Against the Prohibition
Senate Campun
National Net Organization
Hs State
Pennsylvania
Association
William §. Ware
Ware
William §. Stayton
Wayne B. Wheeler
Reet
King
Utah
Slayton
Anti-Saloon League
Ashome
National Association
Tax rate unchanged for 1925 County levy in Car roll county
County commissioners keep the levy at 1.65 per 100 with 0.85 for schools and 0.767 for county services. Schools fund mainly teachers salaries and travel for superintendents. building needs include Sykesville Union Bridge Manchester and New Windsor but no new construction without bond authority. The action cites peak taxes and urges state boosting while a reader comments on regional attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County
Mancheste
Sykesville
Union Bridge
Manchester
New Windsor
Board of Edaraction
Board of Franca Lon
Fires Rage Across California Counties Harming Homes
Hundreds of drafted and volunteer firefighters battle brush, timber, and grain fires across California counties. George Wilson, a drafted worker, died yesterday amid the blazes. Fires largely blamed on Nebbing during electrical storms. low humidity and gusty winds worsen danger. Numerous farmhouses burned with heavy property losses reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
Theifornia
Ceorge Wilson
Conference Ten Adjourns Today At Organized Bible Class Meet
Preliminary conferences of the Organized Bible Class Conference of Christian Workers of Washington adjourned this afternoon after pavlock while the Bible Class Conference will convene tomorrow afternoon at 5 o'clock. About 400 attendees expected. programs covered Young People's Conference and Administrative Officers and Teachers Conference with sessions, devotional addresses, and consecration services led by Col. J. H. Cudlipp and William Knowles Cooper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Workers of Washington
Pavlock
First Baptist Church
Braddock Hall
Young People's Conference
J. H. Cudiipp
Col. J. WH. Cudiipp
Earl Bo Waller
Col
J. We. Cudipp
Brodbeck Falnir
Wiliam Knowles Cooper
Washinogton
M. C
Ali
Cal
J. A. Cudlipp
Brodbeck Hall
Wilson Chrelet
W. H. T. Smith
Wiliam Knowles
Cooper
Y. Mary A. Washington
Busines Adress
Mia
J. M. Dawson
Wave
Texas
Bible Class Picnic Attendance At Millshurs Pike Meadow
The Evangelical Lutheran Sunday school The Men’s Bible Class Outing held a Tuesday afternoon picnic at Witter meadow Millshurs Pike. Sixty four people attended with baseball horse shoe pitching croquet and other games. Supper was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Lutheran Sunday School
Witter Meadow
Millshurs Pike
Jesse St, Michael
John S. Stein
William G. Zimmernman
M. J. Warp
Clagcott J. Remsburg
Charles
G.N Steele
Marlin L. Wachter
Jalvis F. Lochner
Eichenberger
J. 1. Mann
Tarell
Ilann
Jedward Bentz
Roy Schildtnecht
William RB. Schildinecht
Wark Zeizler
Everett Schildtnecht
Oscar GU. Sponsellor
Lister Putman
Robert Qumpfis
Guy C
FW Stride
Tal Falk
WW. Dalmer
ML. Sharkle
WN. Stonffer
George N. Lewie
John P. Baumagardne
W. Dorman
Arthur A. Tallman
Fire in Ohio Destroys Multiple Firms
A large blaze in Columbus, Ohio destroyed the Shawers Hendow Lamber Co and Sette Lamber and Supply Co after midnight. Firefighters battled the flames. two firefighters were injured while fighting the blaze. Damage reported near 400000 dollars with several firms affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Stine
Pute
Damant Tae Shawers
Hendow Lamber Co
Sette Lamber and Supply Co
Three Boys Die After Gas Explosion at Slate Dump
Washington Pa June 30 AP death claimed three boys burned in a gas explosion in the Ellsworth slate dump yesterday. The victims Mika Lakatieh eight Charles Peas karie nine and Maward Wilton nine were walking across the burning area when gas exploded showering them with burning embers. Guards rescued them and they died at a hospital shortly after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ellsworth
Cal Uevies
Mika Lakatieh
Charles Peaskarie
Maward Wilton
County Sets New Tax Rate for Roads Schools and Bridges
County Commissioners approve a $812 448.84 budget with a $55 255 331 real estate levy at 1.20 per 100 and 0.168 for town bonds. Road projects receive 396 520 and schools 460 000, plus 20 000 for elections and 55 000.64 interest on bonds. The levy funds include numerous department appropriations and a 68 797 205 taxable base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commins
Darick
Anne
Mutual Insurance Co
Alreult Court
U.K
Bouug
Ottica
Gord Aed
Eteas
Istratlin
Linney
Monterie Hospital
Ieccecesey Dhyeleian
Frederick City Hospital
Frederick County Libr
Orphans Court
Maryland
New Anhlie Road
Engineman Blamed for Fatal Pennsylvan ia Wreck
The Interstate Commerce Commission blamed Engineman Gordon of the Cincinnati Limited for the June wreck near Gray Pennsylvania, saying his failure to control the train led to a collision with the Washington Express. The report attributes possible sudden death or physical incapacitation as the probable cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gordon
The
Cincinnati Limited
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pennsylvania Railroad
Gray
Ans Kinemann
Safety Bureau
Washington Express
Wad
McConnell
Cincinnati
One Death and Little Property Loss in Quake
A Southern California temblor caused one fatality a three year old boy in Santa Barbara when a chimney collapsed on him. Minor property damage reopened cracks from last year’s quake and many buildings were cracked. In Los Angeles windows and doors rattled. weather bureau clocks stopped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
California
Santa Barbara
Long Beach
Damaro
Orr
Weather Bureau
Home of Wheeling Publisher Bombed
The home of J. C. Ogden publisher of the Wheeling Intelligencer and Wheeling News was damaged by an early explosion in Wheeling West Virginia police suspect a bomb. No injuries were reported and Ogden was away from home returning from Charleston. Police found a fuse fragment and suspected bomb casing. Damage estimated at $2000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
W. Va
J. C. Ogden
Wheeling Intelligencer
Wheeling News
Ogden
Charleston
Shrapnel Explosion Kills 38 in Kowel Volhynia Poland
A World War era shrapnel blast in Kowel Volhynia Poland kills 38 soldiers including two officers and injures 30. The event coincides with other stock market notes and routine social captions in the same column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kowel
Volhynia
Poland
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Walter Nelson
Bass
Bowers
A. S. DeChant
Cook
Wolfsville
Head Weds
Miss O'Neill
Slaone
NAVY
Board of Home Missions
Reformed Church
Evangelical Reformed Church
Charles B. Schaeffer
Sreve Jarry
Tlome Misions
Gay Evant
Catoctin Country Club
Anna W. Brown
Serena Motter
B. O. Thomas
Association Against Prohibition Amendment
Stayton
Carroll
Nannie Reich
Wack Mountain
N. C
New Market
Newa
North
OF Washington Workers
Lutheran &S
Ohio
New York
Call Money
C. Bernard Smith
West Fourth Street
Dnt
WD Givin
Salem
Mary Grace Roberts
Reese Cassard
W. EF. Darner
Third Street
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