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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1923

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Four Negroes Jailed After Mount Airy Bailiff Beating

Four negroes who attacked bailiff Ed gar T. Mercer near the railroad station at Mount Airy were jailed after Wednesday arrests. Pete Myers John Sims and Hay Dorsey were identified, with Dorsey confessing and naming Myers as the principal assailant. Mercer was assisting in arrests when knocked down and beaten. Spencer was fined for carrying a blackjack and committed for default.

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29th Ascension Day Service Held Tonight

The 59th Ascension Day service of the Evangelical New Sunny School is held this evening with Rev. Henri K. G. Rie officiating. Marion Link Miller leads the organizing team. program includes organ pieces, hymns, a baptismal rite, and a benediction.

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Robbery at Grahame Laundry hits $1300 haul in broad daylight

Quynn formerly of Fredonia now in Kansas City survived a bold hold up by three men who seized $1.20 in cash and $400 in checks as receipts were about to be deposited. The Marmon touring car sped away after two robbers jumped out masked and armed. No suspects yet, Quynn a Grahame Laundry manager, known to frequent the bank at deposit time.

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U S Officer In Thick Of Kidnapping Known Here

A dispatch from China to a Baltimore paper identifies Wallace Copeland Philoon, assistant to the American chargé d’affaires at the legation, as in the thick of the recent Americans kidnapping near Peking. The legation plans to deploy a small force to assist and secure contact with authorities amid ongoing efforts for release.

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Frederick County News Briefs Highlight Theft Case and School Agriculture Plans

The article reports on a theft investigation in the city, with Baltimore connections and books recovered. it also covers Frederick County schools planning agriculture departments at Frederick High, Emmitsburg, and Thorntown with University of Maryland input and district cooperation. Fire incidents in Frederick include two blazes on All Saints Street, with Main Store suffering about 1400 dollars in damage and insurance coverage noted.

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Snow and Weather Notes Include Vermont Snowfall

Reported snow today in the north states with up to three inches in Vermont. Frost expected tonight. A published item mentions desertion charges and a separate bootlegger case in Maryland. Temperatures fall below normal with cold fronts from the East and Midwest.

NORTH STATES VERMONT Washington Mia Richmond

Romante offense term with described heating sentence

The text states a judge or official orders a jail term for a romance related offense and that upon expiration of the term the individual should receive a heating charge. It mentions The Lee Jolin as a possibly misread name linked to the case.

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Frost Forecast Again Tonight For Local Area

National and local weather reports expect cool conditions with a risk of light frost in exposed northern areas. Forecasters say wind may prevent frost if it dies down soon, and fruit crops likely escaped damage last night. Temperatures reached 56 degrees at noon with a forecast to rise above 60 later today.

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Attacks on Bandits Ordered Stopped by Chinese Government

Reports from Washington and Shanghai state that Chinese authorities ordered an end to offensive actions against bandits who had seized foreigners and disrupted the Shanghai Peking railway line. Captives were reportedly being released, with assurances of safe handling and pacific measures to ensure prisoner welfare.

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Found Not Guilty Report Surfaces in Local Case

A fragmentary notice notes James Thomas and Marie cleared of a finance violation after a district court ruling. The text also mentions a long-standing local tent structure dating to 1933 and a statistic about 46.60 percent of families lacking a certain amenity.

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New Serial Begins In The News Today

In today’s issue the paper urges readers to subscribe and collect every issue to follow the ongoing story daily and stay informed on all features carried by the publication. The article highlights the importance of keeping up with forthcoming installments and other content.

Fire at Texas oil well leaves many dead missing workers

Report from Corsicana Texas states 13 men known dead and several unaccounted for after a blaze at an oil well. Rescue efforts continue as investigators seek to confirm losses and locate trapped laborers.

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Shrine Caravan Set for Washington June 3 Arrival

Washington readies for a massive Shrine convention with Park plans and feeder caravans. Officials deny hotel rate hikes and pledge no exploitation, promising smooth travel, safety, and courtesy for hundreds of thousands of visitors from across the states.

Farrar Denied Request to Strike Evidence in Divorce Case

The appellate division of the Supreme Court denied Geraldine Farrar permission to strike parts of her divorce suit records. The case against Lou Telleren includes allegations involving a 19 year old actress named as a corespondent, Stella Larrimore, among others.

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Bear Traders Attack List Forces Recession

A chaotic market session sees bear traders assault the list of holdings and push prices down, forcing a recessionary move as investors react to losses. The action wiped out portions of gains from the recent market rebound and spurred renewed selling.

Walsh, Conciliator J J Walsh Dies In Miami

J J Walsh a federal conciliator in World War I labor adjustments died in Miami at age 49. He had lived in Indianapolis and spent five months in Miami where he completed two movie scenarios about labor disputes between capital and labor.

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Train plunges into Rhine. 29 bodies recovered so far

A May report from Saint Gear on the Rhine says a train operated by the French plunged into the river killing many. As of early counts, 29 bodies have been recovered from the water.

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