Prisoners Arraigned as Courts Hear Heavy Indictments
Twelve men and boys from Frederick county jail faced arraignment before Judges Urner and Worthington after a February grand jury session recalled. Pleas ranged from not guilty to guilty in cases involving shop robbery, burglary attempts on Abraham Hamburger, and larceny of clothing, fuses, and dynamite caps. Several defendants requested jury trials while others admitted guilt on some counts.
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Worthington
Claude Covntee
William Prather
John Gibson
Charles (Hunk
Ivory
Tom Brown
Tim Brown
Walter Timpson
Robert Jaspar
James Russell
Joseph Zimmerman
George W. Fry
Fred W. Croxton
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Wallace
John Doe
Etchison
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Hoth
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Michael ¥. Russell
East Third Street
Joseph D Zimmerman
East Church
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Arthur Baker
Water Street
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Charles Goodyard
R. S Harp
Bowen
Jaspar
Croxton
Fred W Croxton
Eli G. Haugh
Weather outlook for North and Mid Atlantic states
The Associated Press reports a week of cloudy conditions with scattered showers in the North and Middle Atlantic States beginning Monday. Expect near normal temperatures with continued unsettled skies and localized rainfall.
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Associated Press
Washington
North
Middle Atlantic
Sickness and society notes in Frederick column
Am ong the sick reports several local residents including James McCanner and Mary Keller are listed as ill with scarlet fever or other ailments with varying improvements. The item also notes historical beliefs about amulets and adds brief data on tobacco crop size and a fictional misattribution about Turkey and Spain.
Campaign Spending by Winebrenner in Nomination Fight
A partial report notes $1,340.91 spent by Winebrenner on his nomination bid. The text also covers a series of robberies at Young Men's Shop and Flamburger's, with a Washington detective recovering stolen skirts from The Leader and linking a suspect to multiple crimes. A broader piece mentions railway length in India and a West Indian belief about color indicating health.
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North Maker Street
Washington
Frederick
Ugen
Pete Iday
Sie
Wrederick
Vasaan
Dhauile
Yar
Winebrenner for Congress Campaign Finances Detail
The campaign of David C. Winebrenner III, Democratic candidate for Sixth District Congress, spent 1340.01 with 477.63 attributed to his own statement and 86.28 to the Winebrenner-For-Congress Club. Contributions totaled 893 from named donors including Emory L. Coblentz and James H. Gambrill Jr, with 145.28 spent on advertising and printing and 713 paid to sub-treasurers for drivers, chauffeurs, and challengers. Unpaid accounts and receipts of 83 and 83 remain at filing.
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Congress
Winebrenner
F. Ross Myers
Winebrener-For-Congress Club
Winebrenner-for-Congress Club
Emory L. Coblentz
James H. .Gambrill Jr
James H. Gambrill Syd
TN. R. Winebrener
Howard Marvin Jones
J. Harry Wennedy
Nota
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John W. Nall
Charles T. Riddlemoser
James T. Drove
Piautt
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Parsons Newman
George Wallace
Charles
Troxell
James A. Tones
Prank
Stevens
IL EH. Wilcar
Joseph Mariz
Sineon Ta Bast
Mig
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John Isher
Mantriee Harr
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Ow, Smith
Rosear Po Drown
Atbert T ‘Hauver
Howard M. Jones
Lew FL Lochner
Joseph CL
Gerirand
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J. H. Messier
EB. DD. Neighbors
Austin Renn
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Adan
Coolidge Ill With Cold Confined In White House Room
President Coolidge cancels today’s engagements due to a slight cold. He will stay in his room on physician advice and is not bedbound. White House physician says rest and quiet will aid recovery as damp May weather keeps the capital in a spell of showers. On Wednesday he stood bareheaded for two hours at the White House garden party, greeting guests.
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Associated Frees
Washington
Coolidge
White House
Sawyer
Court to Seek Remus Checks Aid in Verifying Payments
The Senate Judiciary committee seeks court assistance to obtain cancelled checks of George Remus, the Ohio liquor operator, to corroborate his claim of large payments to Jesse Smith, associate of former Attorney General Daughtery for protection. After a conference with Attorney General Stone, the panel met in executive session to arrange legal steps. Remus testified from Atlanta that his records show millions in liquor dealings and that he paid between 250,000 and 300,000 dollars.
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Washington
Senate
Daugherty Committee
George Remus
Ohio
Jesse Smith
Daughterty
Stone
Remus
Atlanta
House Passes Bonus Bill Over Veto Of President
Washington May 17. The House passed the soldier bonus bill over President Coolidge veto with a 913 to 87 vote, 52 over the two thirds. Supporters rallied as party lines vanished awaiting Senate action in a tighter vote.
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Associated Press
Washington
House Today
Coolidge
Two Pinioned After Auto Upturn Near Deaf School
Landis Summers an employee of the Frederick Market and baker of 316 East Patrick Street narrowly escaped serious injuries when Summers who drove a Ford touring car lost control near the Maryland State School for the Deaf. The car swerved into the curb overturned, pinning both men beneath it. They escaped with only slight injuries as the car sustained heavy damage and was towed to Feaga's Garage for repair.
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Pike
Clarke Place
Feaga
West South Streat
Resolution backs federal child labor law at Methodist conference
Springfield May 17 A Methodist Episcopal general conference adopted a resolution favoring a federal law against child labor with no dissent. Copies will be sent to President Coolidge the Senate President and the House Speaker.
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Springfield
Musa
Methodist Episcopal General
Coolidge
Senate
House of Representatives
Birth of a son and lodge entertainment plans
Rev and Mrs Coffman of Clarksburg Md announce the birth of a 14 pound son named Harry Lewis Jr born May 15. Judge JT Moyer of Auburn NY and Mr Dorsey Etchison of this city, members of the Lovermen IOOF, will be entertained by Grand Lodge officers in Washington DC. Mr and Mrs Etchison left for Washington this morning. Alma Peck of Blue Ridge College visits Miss Olive Guyto at Whadietaw nr, Mr Charles Frederick Bowers attends Carnegie Institute of Technology campus week in Pittsburgh.
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Harry Lewis, Jr
JT Moyer
Auburn
New York
Dorsey Etchison
Lovermen Grand Lodge
Grand Lodge
District of Columbia
Washington
Etchison
Alma Peck
Blue Ridge College
Olive
Man Shot by Neighbor Dies in City Hospital
Ches EO Jones aged 35, son of Mr and Mrs Geo W Jones of near Springfield Ohio formerly of near the Reno school house on South Mountain west of Middletown, was shot in the abdomen by Clyde Font 41 a cry watch man on Tuesday evening May and died in the City hospital at Spring first jon Wednesday at 145 p m
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Geo. W. Jones
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Clyde Font
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Jon
Harrison Named Temporary Chairman of Democratic Convention
Senator Lut Harrison of Mississippi was unanimously chosen as temporary chairman for the Democratic national convention to be held in New York next month. The selection was decided by the arrangements committee after leaders of major Democratic candidates expressed satisfaction with the choice.
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Associated Press
New York
Lut Harrison
Mississippi
Harrison
Hotel Frisch in Ocean City Destroyed by Fire
Fire believed incendiary destroyed the Hotel Frisch at Ocean City Maryland and threatened the southern end of the resort. Fire companies from four Western Shore towns assisted the Beach apparatus.
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Frisch
Ocean City
Qonghore
Profit Taking Triggers Reactionary Tendency In Market
By The Associated Press New York May 17 Profit taking sparked a reactionary drift in today’s stock market after an early period of firmness based on optimism from weekly mercantile reviews. Uncertainty over Congress acting on the soldier home veto and many traders away over the weekend reduced speculative interest. The close was around two hundred thousand shares.
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New York
Congress
Langley's Critical Condition Persists after Brain Hemorrhage
Washington May 17 Rep Langley Republican of Kentucky remains in critical condition though showing slight overnight improvement. Doctors reported partial paralysis of the brain and speech organs due to a cerebral hemorrhage and noted the illness is grave with uncertain outcome.
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Washington
Langley Republcan
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