Man Thought To Be Gartrell Arrested In Virginia
A man believed to be Harvey Gartrell, the 21 year old suspected murderer of Miss Arta Iris Jenkins, is held by Virginia authorities for identification. Sheriff Jones and Deputy Smith traveled toward Fairfax after word of the arrest. Details describe a man matching Gartrell except for absence of a forehead scar. Gartrell’s fate remains uncertain. officials note the body has not been found and the Monocacy current could have carried evidence away. Gartrell is described as 21, 5 ft 9 in, 155 pounds, brown hair, red face, may have a forehead scar, last seen in a brown suit with green cap, occupation chauffeur and farm hand.
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Harvey Gartrell
Arta Iris Jenkins
Virginia
James A. Jones
Charles W. Smith
Fairfax courthouse
Gartrel
Fairfax court house
Frederick
Gartrell
Cextrell
Miss Jenkins
Earthquake Shocks Felt Across California And D.C.
Early morning tremors woke Porterville and San Luis Obispo residents with shaking windows and moved furniture. Seismographs at Georgetown University recorded a pronounced tremor centered about 1300 miles south of Washington. A separate freight car mishap near a rail station caused no injuries or damage beyond the wrecked car and delayed tracks.
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Associated Press
Porterville
Cal
Washington
Pacific coast
Georgetown University seismographical observatory
Father Tondori
Second man held in whiskey theft released on bail
The article reports 69 barrels of whiskey stolen with 31 missing and 38 recovered from the Outerbridge Horsey Distillery near Burkittsville. Steven Miller, a laborer on John Hanes’s farm near New London, was released on $500 bail. Hanes was later released on $1,000 bond. Recovered liquor and vehicles tied to the theft were moved to Baltimore under guard. Two other suspects were released after alibi checks.
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Steven Miller
John Hanes
New London
United States
Supplee
Baltmore
Dodge
Whippearwill Hollow
i. V- Smith
c.ty
Baltimore
Outerbridge Horsey +Disneiy
Burkittsvle
Jefferson
Jones
United States Court
Whippoorwill Hollow
Hanes
Glenn H. Worthington
Miller
Ridgeville
Johnson
asd
Collins
Apper
Harmont Women to Get Suffrage Right in Local Election Bills
In the General Assembly a pair of bills aims to let Harmont women vote in town elections led by Senator Charles F. Goodell. One measure seeks municipal voting rights for Thurmont, while another promotes pheasant propagation in Frederick County. The House approved a name change for Mechanicstown district to Thurmont and the Senate will review.
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House of Delegates
General Assembly
Thurmont
Charles F. Goodell
Goodell
Robb
McCullogh
Frederick county
House
Mechanicstown
J. Royston Stifler
Anti-Saloon League
House Ware and Means Committee
Senate Finance Committee
Assembly
Httle
Stephen W. Gambrill
McIntosh
ths
Ails Advance And Motors Also Gain
In New York on March 10 the market broadened and strengthened forenoon trading. Westinghouse airbrake dividend drop weighed on that stock and several minor steels utilities fell. Call loans opened and renewed into next week at 4 percent while Investments and Speculative Rails rose one to three points and Motors and Rubber subsidiaries climbed. Oils, Chemicals, and Fertilizers gained one to two points as Shippings improved.
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Associated Press
New York
Westinghouse
Steela
Motors
U S Demands 241 Million for Rhineland Occupation Costs
Paris reports a U S demand to Allied ministers that 241 million dollars cover American expenses from occupying the Rhineland before any reparations are paid. The item appears in the March 10 briefing amid other notes. Two quotes from the Catholic Transcript are included as unrelated humor.
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Associated Press
Paris
United States
Rhineland
Allied Finance Minister
Praise from Government Printing Office for Frederick News
A Frederick citizen praises The Frederick News in a letter from March 1922, noting the paper’s splendid issue and high regard by staff at the Government Printing Office in Washington. Auditor Charles F. Kreh commends the typography and presentation as creditable to all concerned.
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Government Printing Office
Washington, D.C
The
Frederick News
Fish Commissioner Post Sought Amid Alaska Fisheries Clash
A Washington dispatch reports a dozen candidates, including Henry O'Malley and Reno S. Harp of Frederick, vie for the U S Fish Commission post. Alaska fisheries face steady depletion, natives protest packers, and reforms may curb trap fishing as the White bill seeks regulatory authority and three mile limit. O'Malley seen as likely lead candidate. Hoover may urge acceptance at low pay for public service.
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Henry O'Malley
Fisheries Bureau
Reno
S. Harp
Frederick
Washington
Hoover
publc
Pacific
Atlantic
Alaska
native brotherhood of Alaska
Department of Commerce
the bureau
Yukon
House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries
department
Hanit
O'Malley
O'Mater
Aisskan
Jurors fail to reach verdict in blackmail case retrial set
In Philadelphia Walter A Unger, former assistant treasurer of the Evans Dental Institute fund, is held on 50000 bail for allegedly stealing about 190000 in securities and money. He admits taking the money to “make my mother happy” and says much was lost in bucket shops. Jurors in another case against James E Hall fail to agree after a day of deliberation. retrial likely next Thursday.
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Associated Prose
Philadelphia
Walter A Unger
Thomas W. Evans Dental Institute and Museum
Girard National Bank
bank
Francis B. Reeves
James E. Hall
Glenn H. Worthington
Hammond Urner
court house
Aarone Anders
Hall
Waynaaday
Worthington
Hotel Frederick
ter
Urner
Joseph Gouker
Goodman
S. C. Malone
Baltimore
Lewis Hill
Washington
Malone
witnesers
Etchison
Andere
Mr. Etchison
enpper
Frederick
Change Rule for Election of Pope Decree to Extend Conclave Interval
By The Associated Press Rome March 10 a Papal decree will be public soon extending to 15 days the interval between the death of a pope and the start of the Sacred College Conclave to elect his successor Cardinal OConnell arch bishop of Isoston told the AP today The decree will also grant the Sacred College power to extend this period if necessary.
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Associated Preas
Rome
Cardinal O'Connell
Isoston
Associated Press
Sacred College
Bandits fatally shoot man at Bethany Center door
Five armed men in an automobile drove to Stanley Luzzak's farmhouse at Bethany Center and called him to the door where he was shot dead. Police see no motive. Luzzak, who faced trouble, carried a shotgun and did not fire.
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Associated Press
Batavia
Stanley Luzzak
Bethany Center
Luzzak
Allocation of Wave Lengths for Wireless Telephony
By The Associated Press Washington March 1. Allocation of 20 wave lengths among wireless telephone classes and government control of all commercial wireless stations are urged by three government radio conference committees. Proposals exclude government control of receiving stations. Amateur stations would get 150 to 200 meter waves and 200 to 273 meter waves with training schools. A Mesopotamian air fleet is under construction in England. Each machine carries 10 .41 caliber and two machine guns with ammunition for desert operations at a cost of 910.900 each.
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Hoover
Mesopotamia
England
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