Murder charge for Brunswick man after woman found dead
Jesse Campbell 21 of Brunswick faces a formal murder charge after the death of Elsie Sullivan in her apartment. Campbell says she shot herself, but State's Attorney William Storm obtained a warrant pending grand jury action. The body was sent to Baltimore for the funeral, and Sullivan's four children face care by relatives as LeRoy Sullivan serves a prison term.
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Jesse Campbell
Brunswick
Elsie Sullivan
Sullivan
Campbell
William M. Storm
Sullvan
Camille Dietzer
Sherman P. Bowers
Baltimore
Howard Hoovver
Rosie
Goldie Hoover
LeRoy Sullivan
House of Correction
State Welfare Board
Congressman to Address Rural Federation Women Clubs
Louis Crampton of Michigan, U S Representative, to speak at the Rural Federation of Women's Clubs semiannual meeting in this city on November 16. He is to discuss governmental issues of interest to women. The Ballenger Woman's Club hosts a shrubbery and landscape decor talking tonight by Prof W R Ballard of the University of Maryland. A joint club meeting is set for November 5 at Merryland Tract. A November schedule lists numerous club meetings across the county including Mt Pleasant Ballenger Hratistown Jeferson Walkers Ve Harmony Grove Mermand Tract Adamstown Femptown Merriland Tract Middletown Wolfsville Pleasant Grove Urbana and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis C. Crampton
Michigan
House of Representatives
Rural Federation of Women’s Clubs
Crampton
Elizabeth Thompson
Ballenger Woman‘s Club
Mermand Tract
Adamstown
Femptown
Mt. Pleasant
Wolfsville
Middletown
Pleasant Grove
Merriland Tract
Harmony Grove
Ballenger
Unionside
Myersvile
Liberty
New Market and Braddock
Jiamsville
Urbana
Woodsboro
Adamstoun
Buckeystown
Mi Pleasant
Marriage Licenses for Rodgers and Kinkie in Pennsylvania
Daniel Rodgers age 22 of Well Abe Pa and Verdelia May Kinkie age unknown of Dit her Pa obtain marriage licenses in Pennsylvania.
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Ee Daniel Rodgers
Abe
Verdelia May Kinkie
Auto crashes into culvert near Petersville
Two men were slightly injured when Marshall T. Miles and Oscar Fout crashed a Nash roadster into a culvert on State Road near Petersville early Sunday. Miles said glare from an oncoming car caused him to veer off the road. The car was badly damaged and towed to National Garage after the wreck.
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Nash
Marshall T. Miles
Frederick
Petersville
Miles
Oscar Fout
Harrisonburg
Fout
National
Andrews Urges Tax to Halt Flood of Beer
Washington reports prohibition officials seek government taxing power to curb a flood of high powered beer. Lincoln G. Andrews asks a one cent per gallon cereal beverage tax to enable inspection of near beer distilleries. He cites sources from Chicago, Pennsylvania and New York as origins.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Lincoln G. Andrews
Secretary of the Treasury
Oldfield
Arkansas
Chicago
Pennsylvania
New York
Shot To Death By Detective In Michigan Fight
Muskegon Michigan November 2 identifying fingerprints and Bertillon measurements confirmed George Dutch Anerson a gunman and associate of Gerald Chapman was shot to death by Detective Charles Hammond after fatally wounding the officer in a crowd. Hammond seized the weapon and killed Anderson at close range while questioning him about a counterfeit twenty dollar bill.
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Muskegon
Mich
George “Dutch” Anerson
Gerald Chapman
Charles Hammond
Bertillon
Secret Service
Anderson
Muncie
Ind
Ben Hance
Hammond
Chapman
New York
Atlanta
Connecticut
Hances
Lance
Hartford
Indiana
Hance
Chanian
Hance Wa
Indianapolis
Parking spaces boost small town business against city congestion
The Nation's Business notes that parking rules in large cities push shoppers to outlying towns. In Marysville Ohio merchants find Columbus parking deters city visits while Bluefield West Virginia uses a one hour limit plus a special tax on out of town cars to keep customers local. Public library for women opens in Robay with temperate ideas praised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Nation
Business Magazine
Marysville
Ohio
Columbus
Marssville
Retail Merchants Bureau
Bluefield
W. Va
Narrow Escape Near Monrovia In Car Crash
Has Narrow Escape Join Getzendanner and H A Burrall narrowly escaped injuries when the Maxwell touring car he drove ran out of control near the mill at Monrovia. The vehicle plunged over a 12 foot embankment and turned on its back wheels. Getzendanner, the only occupant, was bruised and shaken but not seriously hurt. the car was wrecked.
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Getzendanner
Monrovia
H. A A. Burrall
Maxwell
Geizendanner
Hallowe'en Dance at Catoctin Country Club Delightful Affair
A Halloween dance at the Catoctin Country Club Saturday night drew about 65 people. The event, directed by entertainment chair Mrs G O Thomas, featured a jazz orchestra, autumn leaf decorations and lighted pumpkins, with a duffer luncheon served and bridge players among the attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catoctin Country Club
G. O. Thomas
Halloween Celebration Postponed
The Halloween parade and celebration scheduled for tonight are postponed with the same time and place rules. If weather is bad the event will be postponed to Tuesday evening with indefinite postponement.
Turkish Troops Move Toward Mosul Amid Syrian Turmoil
Reports from Beirut and London detail Turkish forces estimated at 5,000 massing toward Mosul and alleged French approval to cross Syria. Dispatches note public security in Syria near collapse around Damascus, with brigands and guerrilla activity challenging French control and calls for large trained troops. General Sarrail recalled as France adjusts Syria policy.
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London
Daily Mall
Beirut
Syria
Mosul
Turkey
Daily Express
Great Britain
Morning Post
Damascus
Hves
Gamelin
Jerusalem
National Political League
Middletown bonds sold for water system upgrade
The entire $10,000 Middletown water system bond issue was bought by Valley Savings Bank at 101. Bids opened at noon Saturday under authority from a September 14 voter election. The bonds bear 3 percent interest, mature in 18 years, redeemable after ten, in $500 denominations and are tax exempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Valley Savings Bank
Jsasue
Assault fines in police court over Crutchley incident
John Price fined 50 and costs and Ben Phebus Jr fined 20 and costs after assault and battery charges connected to a burn incident at a local plant. Crutchley a fifteen year old said Price held him against a hot steam pipe and Phebus goaded him. Both denied intent to injure and were discharged from work prior to arrest. Annie Harris paid 15 and costs after a separate assault charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Price
Ben Phebus Jr
Frank Crutchley
Crutchley
Price
Phebus
J. Q. Hendrix
Freshmen Host Hallowe'en Party for Building Fund
About fifty students at Wood College attended a basement party in Coblentz Hall featuring costumes from old to modern styles. Miriam Apple told ghost stories while Dorothy Aidizisre and Dorothy Williams performed a special dance. Prizes went to Caroline Wolf for best fancy dress and Isabella Platt for most unique costume.
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Wood College
Coblentz Hall
Miriam Apple
Dorothy Aidizisre
Dorothy Williams
Caroline Wolf
Isabella Platt
Names of 29 indicted in bootlegging conspiracy plot
U S Attorney Curry released the list of 29 individuals indicted at Indianapolis by a Federal grand jury over the 1.8 million Jack Daniel whisky withdrawal scheme. Included is Imogene Remus wife of a former Cincinnati bootlegger who has separated after his release from the Atlanta penitentiary. Remus testified but was not indicted.
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St. Louis
U. 3
Curry
Persops
T. Louis
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Imogene Remus
Allania
Remus
Barefoot Kingdom lecture for boys at First Baptist
Dr James Kirtley will present The Barefoot Kingdom at the First Baptist Church Tuesday night at 8 o clock. A renowned lecturer from the Swarthmore Chautauqua circuit, he has written three books on horse activities and will address the Social Boy Scouts invited to attend. Prof Ignatine Bjornee, president of the local Scout Council, will introduce him.
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Barefoot Kingdom
James
Kirtley
First Baptist Church
Tas O
Swarthmore Chattauqua
Hors
Ignatine Bjornee
Wil
Train Strikes Bus Killing Six Children at Georgia Crossing
An Atlantic Coast Line passenger train hit a school bus at a grade crossing near Natuita Georgia. Six children died and about seven were injured. Victims named include Pearl Strickland Audrey May Johns Doris Serrine May Thornton and siblings Lewis.
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Natuiita
Athantic Coast Line
New York
Florida
Waveragss
Carles
Pearl Strickiadd
Audrey May Johns
Doris Serrine
May Tornton
Lewis
Subpoena Requests in Mitchell Court Martial Case
Col William Mitchell seeks to summon Secretaries Davis and Wilbur plus many officials and experts to testify in his air services court martial. The defense names dozens of army and navy air staff, Congress members, Donald MacMillan, Grover Loening, Mrs. Zachary Lansdowne, Reed Landis, Anton Heinen and others. The option to summon Secretary Sanders or President Coolidge is discussed but not pursued. Motors continue to rise as stock market gains momentum with Mack Truck, Hudson Motors, and others hitting new highs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
APJ
William Mitchell
Davis
War Department
Wilbur
Navy Department
Congress
Army
Bavy Air Services
Coolidge
Navy
Defense
Donald MacMillan
Grover Loening
Zachary Lansdowne
Reed Landis
Chicago
Anton Heinen
Jardine
Department of Agriculture
Everett Sanders
President Coolidge
Dwight Morrow
Presidents Special Air Board
Geo
Leatherman Family Plans Move to Orlando for Battery Business
Air and Mrs. Daniel F. E. Leatherman and children plan to relocate from Baltimore to Orlando Florida for their future home. Mr Leatherman intends to enter the storage battery business in Orlando and has been a pioneer in Frederick Maryland since 1914 in that field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air
Daniel FE. Leatherman
Baltimore
Orlando
Fla
Leatherman
Frederick
Election 10 Held Tuesday Across States for Governors Offices
The brief outlines political contests with Virginia and New Jersey choosing governors. Key battles include New York mayoral races, Boston’s crowded field, Detroit and Milwaukee contests, and statewide votes in New Jersey, New York, Kentucky, and Illinois. Also noted are bonds in New York and a term-length amendment proposal in Ohio.
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Washington
Navy
New Jersey
New York City
Doslon
Detroit
Yuegday
Bey
Virginia
Ladd
New
James J. Walk Be
Hylan
Frank D. Waterman
Boston
Smith
Pittsburg
Louisville
Indianapolis
Indiana
Binia
General Assembly
New York
Kentucky
State House
Senate
Ohio
Massachusetts
Michigan
Utah
Kansas City
San Francisco
Grant County
Democrats Sound Call On Eve of Virginia Election
Richmond Virginia November 2 AP reports Democrats accuse propaganda campaign aimed at suppressing Democratic voters to boost the Republican candidate. Chairman J Murray Lesher and aide Hooker say flyers circulated statewide seek to undermine turnout for the party ticket. The notice notes involvement of Knights of Columbus and linked back to July 4 events with Purrel denial of responsibility.
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Virginia
Richmond
Nev
Feinia
Democratic Star
J. Murray Lesher
Mr. Hooker
Ganerrow
Harker Ia
Ali~ Ciens
Knights of Columins
Eathar Apen
Tomorrew
John M. Purech
Mr. Purrel
Knights of Columine
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Andrews
Robay
Mogul
Sarrail
Carrail
State Department
Ben Phebus, Jr
Hallowe’en Party
Hood
Adelaide Groshon
Frank Groshon
John D. Groshon
Thurmont Bank
Henry Thomas Groshon
Frederick City Hospital
Berna
L. Victor Baughman
Schaeffer T. Warrett
James B. Walker
David Cramer
Florida Express
Mitchell
Motors
Mack Truck
Hudson Motors
Uupmobile
White
Chandler
U.S
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