Wrecked Car Seized Moonshine After Early Morning Crash
A Hudson touring car crashed on the Baltimore pike near New Market injuring no one reported, with about 100 gallons of moonshine found at the scene. The driver, named George Kramer of Baltimore, was fined 100 and costs as the liquor was confiscated by Sheriff Jones and deputies. The car, registered to H. Herendorp of Baltimore, overturned in a ditch with extensive damage.
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New Market
George Kramer
Baltimore
H. Herendorp
Aisquith street
Raymond Frizzell
Jones
Bartgis
Smith
Ideal
Rothenhoefer
Sherif Jones
Frederick
Inviting S A R Convention to City and Canal Break News
More than 20 delegates from nearly every state are expected at Nashville on May 20 21 and 25 for the National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution thirty fourth annual Congress the first time in the South Tennessee will host with delegations from New York Massachusetts Connecticut New Jersey Pennsylvania Tennessee Ohio Kentucky and the Pacific Coast. The Congress will discuss patriotic questions. Frederick will be represented by Dr J H Apple and Col BD John Markey who depart for Tennessee tonight. An invitation to the 1924 annual Congress in Frederick will be extended on Maryland Society’s behalf. A canal break at Williams Culvert disrupts traffic between Cumberland and Williamsport not Washington. Harry W Cole praises improvements seen in Te Tau veshee during a visit to Tennessee. Cole is vice president of BA and McGuire Inc Dayton Ohio has the most motor vehicles per square mile.
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Tenn
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National Society of the Sons of the American, Revolution
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New York
Massachuusetts
Connecticut
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Trenois
Ohio
Kentucky
Pacific Coast
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J. H. Appie
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Martinsburg Merchant Leases Storeroom For New Cellar Store
Attorney Leo Weinberg announced that A. J. Hamman of Martinsburg has leased the storeroom in the Rosetour building at Market and Church streets from the Ressnour interests. Hamman will open Hammer's Cellar Store about August 1 with merchandise under $1.00 for all ages. Shipler, longtime tenant, will relocate to his new four story building adjacent to the storeroom.
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Resenour
A. J. Hamman
Martinsburg
Westin
Harry F. Shipley
Rosetour
Market and
Church streets
Hamman
Brunswick
Frederick
Hammer
Shipler
Rural Boxes Urged Painted with Names for Mail Service
Irving S. Biser, Frederick postmaster, reports a post office department ruling requiring rural delivery boxes to be painted white with the head of the family name in black letters, annual repainting urged, posts also white, to improve appearance and aid mail handling. Residents urged to address mail to route and box number to avoid misdelivery and delays.
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Irving S. Biser
Frederick
post office department
Two Young Bandits Rob Payroll Shipment Near Philadelphia
Two unidentified young bandits held up an automobile belonging to Neilson Valve Company workers near Wyandotte, Philadelphia area, stole the week's payroll totaling $8,200, and escaped after forcing employees to drive them away. A pistol butt was used on a man who resisted, while others complied and were unharmed. The incident follows a recent spate of payroll thefts in the region, heightening police pursuit and public safety concerns.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Neilson Valve Company
Wryndmoorom
Public Sale Realizes 6620 From Wertheimer Estate
The public sale at the courthouse this morning realized 6620 from Frederick Wertheimer estate assets. Real estate on south street and C avenue brought 2075 to Dr. George D. Moore, with stocks from Central Trust, Farmers and Mechanics, Frederick County National, and more sold to multiple buyers including E L Delaplaine and John S Renn for various sums. Auctioneers were Motter and William E Darmner.
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court house
Charles
David Wertheimer
st & C
George D. Moore
Central Trust Company of Maryland
E. L. Delaplaine
R. E. Delaplaine
Frederick County National Bank
John S. Renn
Leslie N. Coh- Jentz
Tnion Manufacturing Company
Loudoun Countr Edge Company
Joan S. Renn
Gur HK. Motter
aitorn
William E. Darmner
Chinese Troops Involved With Bandits Amid Tense Defections
A report from Washington notes a tense situation as Chinese troops reportedly supply ammunition to bandit forces amid defections. No firm confirmation available on exact groups or locations.
German marks hit new low figures in New York report
New York reports German marks falling to a new low, dipping to just over a dollar. The figure marks the lowest point quoted this year as traders react to market conditions.
Maude Adams to Return to Stage in Autumn
The famous actress Maude Adams, sidelined by illness, plans a return to the stage this autumn in a revival of Peter Pan and in three other Barrie plays. James Barrie is currently at work on the new project.
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Peter Pan
Barrie
James Barrie
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Bundle Day planned in Frederick for Near East Relief
Preparations set for Saturday May 26 in Frederick to collect clothing for Near East Relief aiding Armenia and Asia Minor. Workers urge Fredericktonians to donate old garments, describing brutal conditions overseas and the need for material aid. scouts to canvass the city and collect bundles.
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Frederick
Fredericktonians
Near East
Europe
Asia Minor
Armenia
America
Lenine Failure and Trotzky Winds Up Debate
An unclear Associated Press snippet references Nicolai Lenine and Trotzky with garbled text suggesting a discussion or confrontation, mentioning Bolshevik figures and Jewish Daily. The readable fragment hints at a political or ideological clash but lacks coherent events or outcomes.
Moomen's Here Alas Monary Soviets Elect Officers
At the Frederick District Moomen's Here Alas Monary Soviets closing session in Martinsburg West Virginia the annual election re elected most officers. Names listed include C Ketep Freder, O A Cosner vice president, Cumberland second vice president, Maggie Addison Lonaconing fourth vice president, Mrs Cling Frederick Pressurer, Mrs William Davis Shaft recording secretary, and Grace Volk LaVaie corresponding secretary. The district plans to unite with Washington district to support the orphanage in Washington. Next annual meeting set for Piedmont 29.
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Balthmore
Martinshers
W.Va
C. Ketep
Freder
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5 . Cumberland
A. F. Smith
Whitsunday Festival Marks Summer Opening Observance
Whitsunday, a major yearly festival, signals religious significance and the start of summer tourism. The article traces its Jewish origins as Pentecost and Weeks, noting the harvest first-fruits custom, and explains the Christian link to Pentecost and the Whitsuntide period ending with Whitmonday and Whit Tuesday.
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Egypt
American golf team retains Walker Cup in thriller
At St Andrews on May 19 the American amateur team retained possession of the Walker Cup by defeating Britain six matches to five with one halved after two days of play. The deciding moment came on the 22nd green when O F Willing of Portland Oregon beat W A Murray of Britain two and one with a three yard putt.
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Associated Press
St. Andrews
Br. O. F. Willing
Portland
Oregon
W. A. Murray
Germans accuse French of orgy of shooting in Mannheim
Berlin May 19 The Associated Press reports Berlin dispatches describing a street shooting rampage by French forces in Mannheim last night. Up to 159 shots were fired and at least two Germans were seriously wounded with no motive given.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Menpheim
Land parcels sold at mortgagee public sale in Mt Pleasant district
Two parcels of land, one with a dwelling and outbuildings and the other larger, were sold at a mortgagee's public sale at the courthouse today at noon. The Myer’sville Savings Bank bought the properties for 82 dollars, via George W. Bittle, treasurer. Parcels totaled 24 acres with improvements and 14 acres, located in Mt Pleasant district, under Cornelius meeting and handled by Reno S. Harp. The sale was conducted by John L. Dutrow as auctioneer for the bank and YM C G auctioneer.
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Gertrude Woodward
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Bonar Law Ill Fails to Respond to Cheers
The Associated Press reports Bonar Law fell ill and did not acknowledge cheering crowds. He arrived in a city by train, suffered discomfort, and was escorted to a private residence where he will receive specialized treatment.
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Landis Calls For Clean Baseball To Protect American Youth
Commissioner Kenesaw Mountain Landis denounces baseball pools as swindles harming boys and girls. He drives out the pools to keep the game honorable for the nation’s youth, urging better umpire relations and respect for officials at a Blue Ridge League banquet.
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Francis Scott Key Hotel
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United States
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West Virginia
Negotiations for Captives in Shantung Near Collapse
Telegrams to the Chinese government from Tso Chwang indicate negotiations to free fifteen foreign captives are near collapse as bandit demands grow. The latest terms require withdrawal of troops from Shantung and bandits to form the provincial military force.
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Associated Press
Peking
Tso Chwang
Shantung
Personal News Briefs From Middletown and Surroundings
Local notices list travelers and visitors including Mr Paul Fink returning from Miami by boat and car. Clergy and church figures Rev J W Gentzler of Trenton visits Middletown and plans a new church in Trenton. Several residents attend the Lutheran Missionary Conference in Westminster and Bankers' Convention in Atlantic City.
Home Sold in East Eighth Street Area
Gilmore R. Flautt, real estate loan and insurance agent, reports sale of the modern brick dwelling on the south side of East Eighth Street for Mrs. Lucretia F. E. Wiles. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Selar are noted as involved. Possession will be given July 1.
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Gilmore R. Flautt
Lucretia FE. Wiles
East Eighth street
Maurice Selar
Mussolini Promises Women Enfranchisement
Approximately 1 999 women from around the world march to Prime Minister Mussolini in Rome. Carrie Chapman Catt presents resolutions from the International Woman Suffrage Alliance. Mussolini greets the suffragists and hints the Italian government may begin enfranchising women by category this year or next.
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Associated Press
Rome
Mary
International Woman Suffrage Alliance
Mussolini
congress of the Alliance
Carrie Chapman Catt
Stocks Sink To New Low Levels In Broad Decline
The Associated Press reports a broad market retreat with about 25 good stocks hitting fresh lows. California Petroleum bucked the trend by rising two points as overall volume neared 450 000 shares. the closing remained heavy amid cautious trading and weak demand.
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Associated Press
New York
California netroleum
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