Arnold narrates his connection in Ruth Helfenstein death
Arnold describes meeting Ruth Helfenstein on Saturday near the Masonic Temple, her mental distress, and his attempt to calm her by taking her to the Peoples Fire Insurance building and then to the doctor. He recounts accompanying her home with his children, her swallowing poison in Shookstown, and the hospital visit, with medical staff rushing to aid her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold
Ruth E Helfenstein
Miss Helfenstein
Masonic Temple
West Church street
Miss Hellenstein
Arenoid
Harry C. Hull
Peoples’ Fire Insurance
Hull
Miss Helgenstein
shex
Mr. Arnold
Helfenstein
F stein
pegamio tain
Mgr. Hu
oince Sherman Bowers
Helferstein
alenz
Shookstown
C. John insiess
richt
hpson
Canvassing fears prompt Chamber review here
Frederick residents face door to door fund canvassing by solicitors claiming affiliations with two organizations. Chamber of Commerce and Ministers Association weigh authenticity of representatives and a Baltimore and Ohio rail extra train plan is noted as unlikely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Frederick
Manda ing
Chamber of Commeres
Baltimore and Ohio railroad
Baltimore
oriecs i Bornins
nir
Tragedy Around Mr Marshall and Philadelphia Scandal
The text describes a dramatic tragedy involving Mr Marshall and Mrs John Kearstey as Mitchell, a Philadelphia society figure and daughter of E L P Stotesbury, defends her husband. Mitchell admits being a generous admirer of Dorothy King alias Keenan, the murdered Broadway figure linked to a blackmail scheme. New York police link Miss Ring to the murder amid a Palm Beach to Philadelphia flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kearstey
Marshell
Mitchell
Philadelphia
E. L P. Stotesbury
Amer
Dorothy King
alias Keenan
Palm Beach
New York
Miss Ring
Stotesbury Ties to Broadway Mystery as Air Mr. Marshall
E. T. Stotesbury of Philadelphia, noted multinaire and J. K. Mitchell’s father in law, is identified as the mysterious Air Mr. Marshall, an admirer linked to Dorothy King in a slain Broadway butterfly tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. T. Stotesbury
Philadelphia
J. K. Mitchell
AIr
Marshall
Dorothy King
Broadway
Allies to Parley with Turks Again in April Meeting
London March 27 The Associated Press reports Allies to dispose note to Angora tomorrow indicating Turkish peace proposals admit discussion and Allies prepared to resume negotiations. It is understood the note will suggest Lausanne as meeting place and mid April as date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LAUSANNE
Associated Press
London
Kis
Angora
Plans for Jr O U A M Meet in Maryland
Preliminary arrangements for the State Council of Maryland Jr O U A M meeting set for April 17 and 18. Officers and delegates from Baltimore depart April 16 at 3 pm from the Jr O U A M Temple, ride via United Railway buses to Francis Scott Key Hotel as headquarters. Committees announced including housing entertainment and reception with an expected Khative parade Tuesday night. adjournment Wednesday afternoon with Baltimore delegates returning at 7 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Council of Maryland, Jr. O. U. A. M
Baltimore
Jr. O. U. 4. M. Temple
United Railway
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Herman J. A Tennerick
George W. Ritter
Robert A. Bennett
ofrederick Council
Jacob L. Enzgalbrech
C. Frank Smith
Paul D. Simpson
Harry Umberger
William D. Grove
Barre €. Smith
Roger L. A. Wiles
Lawrence E. Bentz
George Webster
J. Roy Burke
Eugene H. Albaugh
Ezra D. Hoffman
Lester Smith
AHon Y. Bennett
Robert H. Baer
Charles H. Burger
Pau D. Simpson
Thomas Kine
Cornelius S. Mabe
George J Goulds Death Expected Momentarily
The Associated Press reports George J Gould is near death at Cap Martin near Mentone Italy with grave condition. T J Gould Sr of New York was mentioned, with family awaiting news as death is expected momentarily.
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GEORGE J. GOULD
New York
Mr. Gould pas
T. J. Gould
Cap Martin
near
ver
French arrest German who commanded U-boat that torpedoed Sussex
London dispatch reports French authorities in the Ruhr arrested Lieut Otto Steinbrinck, named to the Allied extradition list as commander of U-boat 18, the vessel that torpedoed the passenger Steamship Sussex in March 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
Ruhr
Lieut
Otto Steinbrinck
Sussex
Duesseldorf
Penna Senate Bans Daylight Law Changes
Local report notes the Pennsylvania Senate votes to ban a daylight law. Fracture incident details a fall on a market street alleyway leaving Mrs. M. F. Lease briefly hospitalized but improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SENATE
Mrs S W Gambill Dies in Hospital
Mrs S W Gambill, Democratic floor leader in the state House, died in a local hospital after a two week illness and after an operation. Her death ends a long career in politics and public service.
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S. W. GAMBRILL
Véfe
Gam AYE Gambri
House
Assemb
Unine
Sur P
Seek Son Of Daugherty In Keenan Case
New York report says Draper Daugherty son of the U S attorney general joins in investigating links between Durithy Keenan murder case and alleged blackmailing activity. Mitchell and his wife greeted by Mrs Mitchell at Philadelphia station while private car movement ties to family plans.
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Daugherty
Keenan
Mitchell
Associated Press
New York
Tustiieg
Deve
Coughlin
searc
Draper M. Daugherty
United States
Jim
Durithy Keenan
model
tent
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dever
awa
Almemary
J. Kearsmillion
Sinead
Union
Mirou
Philadely
dar
Washington
Florida
Philadelphia
Stotesbury
Baltimore
Stetesburr
Marshall
High Call Rate Sparks New Flood of Selling Orders
A scrambled AP report from New York notes a surge in call rate driving fresh selling orders. The chaotic text hints at market reactions and mentions alcohol, states, and approvals, but the readable fragments obscure clear details and outcomes.
Man of 73 Married Many Times Declared by Wives
A 73 year old man with reportedly 313 wives is alleged by his spouses to have proposed to women while already married. Miss Ella Finch Davis of Tourmont, this county, recalls a year of courtship and a controversial diet exchange, with further details noted in the county records.
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Ciaries
mn! Pa
Davis
Ella Finch
Tourmont
Hardings Spend Easter in Augusta
Transcripts indicate preparations were made for the departure of President vacating duties. R N Marty, manager of the Gem Steam Laundry, has resigned after several years. March 31 is listed as a target date for the transition.
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HARDINGS
AUGUSTA
R. N. Marty
Gem Steam Laundry
hhe
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Titstotengn OWHL
oftive March SL
Postoffice Funding Crisis Debated at Postmasters Meeting
Postmaster General’s message warns of an unusual funding gap through June 30 as mail volume rises across regions. Four earnest loyal colleagues are urged to aid the department during the interim, with details shared at a recent postmasters’ meeting.
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reid
New
teu
Postoffice Department
Department
Congress
Lamar Estate Left to Widow and Son Receives Only Hundred
The will of John C. Lamar of Adamstown, dated October 12, 1922, leaves the entire estate to his widow Meta E. Jenkins Lamar for life, with a $100 bequest to son Clarence Hayes Lamar from a prior marriage. After the widow’s death the estate passes to the next of kin. The document names executrix and witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Lamar
Adamstown
Clarence Hayes Lamar
Meta E. Jenkins Lamar
Lamar
Guy K. Motter
Parsons Newman
Belt
Ariana Theresa Trail Belt
Araira McElfresh Bell Arnold
Red Men Plan Annual Council Sessions Here
Plans for the Great Council of Maryha Improved Order of Red Men and the Great Council of Maryland Pocahontas sessions, led by Francis Scott Key Hotel headquarters, expect about 500 delegates. Meetings begin April 25 at Winchester Hall with committees, reports, and a memorial service for Red Men and Pocahontas, followed by a social at the wigwam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Council of
Maryha
Red Men
Maryland
Derren
Pocahontas
Great Council of Red Men
Winchester Hall
Great Council
wigwam
Council of
Pocohontas
Great ¢ of
tepee
Natomia
Kemp Hall
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Chippewa Trine
Howard M. Albaugh
Netomia Council jit
Wirs
Grace J. Burdatie
Elizabeth L Beck
Piedmont
W. Va
Wenonah
Bernhardt’s Body Lies In State In Paris
The body of Sarah Bernhardt lies in state at her Paris home beginning at noon today as flowers pile up from hundreds of admirers. A funeral is planned at St Francis de Sales Church but Easter week may prevent a high mass. The chamber of Bernhardt’s bier is already filled with flowers.
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Associated Press
Paris
Sarah Bernhardt
St. Francis de Sales
Bernhardt
Purely Personal Local Notes and Family Updates
PURELY PERSONAL Emmits ins. C. Hoey and family are doing well. Mr and Mrs Leon Grey, Miss Kathryn Foresee. Ir ain Colliers Tantingdon Pa spending Easter vacation at home of her parents East Church gives Mr Charles F Cramer quietly celebrates first birthday with family and friends at 2 Conte Street Sunday. Gent Tunis The beautful is nothing else than the visible form of good Plato te ha Becetsts.
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Leon Grey
Kathryn Foresee
Irain Colliers
Tantingdon
East Church
Charles F. Cramer
Conte Street
Gent Tunis
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EL. T. STOLESBERY
State Council of Maryland
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