Campbell to Name Slayer of Woman, Attorney States
Campbell’s attorney says habeas corpus to free him on murder charges in the death of Mrs. Bi Sie Sullivan of Brunswick. He asserts another man shot the victim and two men fled the scene. names to be revealed at the hearing. Funeral held in Baltimore. LeRoy Sullivan attended under guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Campbell
Bi Sie Sullivan
Brunswick
A. Lewis
Campbell
Nowman
Lewis
Sullivan
J. M. Baxter
Camille Dietzer
Armistice Day Observance Set With Mammoth Parade
Armistice Day activities planned for Frederick include a 2 30 PM parade with invitations to fraternal, civic and educational groups. Prizes strive for best appearance. schools Hood College St John s and the Maryland School for the Deaf invited to march. post commander Bennett leads planning with a ball to follow at the State Armory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Europe
Alton Y. Bennett
American Legion
Hood College
St. John's
Maryland School For the Deaf
Retail Merchants Association
Frederick High School
Sfood College
State Armory
F. Lester Smith
Irving M. Landauer
Roger R. Rice
Clifford Xinger
Ernest Lipps
William 31. Storm
David Co. Winebrenner
Walter E. Sinn
Waited for Durkin but he wasn't in farm house
Chicago detectives waited all night with shields shotguns and bombs to raid a Lake County Indiana farm house for Martin Durkin the slain detective killer. informants claimed Durkin entered the house after midnight but he was not inside at dawn. officers planned to strike again but believed informants mistaken rather than Durkin aware of their presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Lake? County
Ind
Martin Durkin
Durkin
Honuse
November 11 Declared State Legal Holiday
Governor Ritchie proclaimed November 11 a state legal holiday in honor of Armistice Day marking seven years since the World War armistice. The proclamation urged people to give thanks to God and remember those who sacrificed to secure freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ritchie Yesterdar
United States
Miami Bandits Rob Cash From Civic Loan Trust Bank
Two bandits in an automobile robbed the Retna V3 branch of the Civic Loan Trust Bank and escaped with more than $2000 in cash. The incident occurred in Miami Florida on November 3 as reported by AP.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Civ
Fiere Fs Morains
Priests Held by Bandits Near Hong Kong Island
Information reached the American legation that two American priests are held by bandits at St John Island near Hong Kong. It is understood that an American destroyer and a Chinese warship are proceeding to the scene. Telephoto technology is being used in telegraphing checks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandits
Peking
IAP
St John Island
Sonth
Hong Kong
Legation
Thei
Hallowe'en Celebration Returns To City Tonight
The city hosts a street parade and indoor Halloween event tonight despite earlier postponements. Lions Club prizes, roped streets on North Market, and a 7 pm parade start mark the festivities with judges on a stand and lighting provided. Parking on Market restricts 6:30 to 10 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
North Market Street
James 4. Kirtley
Planus
Culier
Lions Club
Eirtt—Pétore
Third Street
Lions
N. David Hafan
John S. Renn
Layier Michael
Charles A. Opel
Edward Bentz
Market Street
Patrick
Third Streets
Police Department
State Medicos Convene Tonight at Key Hotel
About 75 physicians attend the semiannual convention of the Medical and Chirurgical Faculty of Maryland at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. More than 50 Baltimore doctors are among those planning to attend with wives. Evening speeches follow a reception dinner led by Dr. Llewellys Barker and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medical and Chirurgical Faculty of Maryland
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Baltimore
William Meredith Smith
George TI. Riggs
Frederick County Medical Society
Fate of crew of steamer Algiers unknown
Norfolk reports the fate of the Algiers crew remains unclear after the steamer was abandoned amid a fire. Coast guard ships from New York and Norfolk searched the area with no trace of lifeboats or survivors, while other vessels reported in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
APJ
Algiers
Coast Guard
New York
Philadelphia
Mount Royal
Virginia Capes
Coast Guards
Isabella Parmenter
Carolina
Achilies
Seven Drowned as Dolgarrog Dam Bursts in Wales
Seven people are reported drowned and 17 missing after the Dolgarrog dam burst releasing 118 million gallons from Eisian Lake. The flood swept away houses and killed livestock in the Vale of Conway, leaving North Wales without electricity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Llandudno
Wales
Dolgarrog
Eisian
Vale of
Conway
North Wales
Public School Attendance Averages Across Frederick Area
Attendance records compiled by F J Harshman show October pupil presence by school and principal. Figures list averages and percentages for Frederick city and surrounding towns, including names like Margaret Baker Buckerstown Helen Roberts Licksville Rose Copeland and many others with attendance rates often above 90 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
F. J. Harshman
Red
Margaret Baker
Buckerstonn
Helen Roberts
Licksville
Rose Copeland
Point of Rocks
Charles Brent- Unger
Dowls
EL Katherine Gibson
Adamstown
Mary Mehring
Drone Kaetzel
Buhl Parziale
North Market Street
Frederick
Geore Miler
Washington Street
Tederick
Chester
Middletown
Dry Law and Klan Dominate Varied Election Contests
Virginia voters show apathy as early returns indicate light turnout across the state. In Richmond the focus is on the state treasurer race with Democrat John M. Purcell facing Republican John B. Bassett. Democratic leaders anticipate Sen. Harry F Byrd's influence supporting Roanoke’s S Harris Hoge and other nominees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Newbergey
Harry Moore
Arthur Whittey
Detroit
Louisville
New York
James J. Walker
Frank D. Waterman
William T. Baker
Republican Committee
Kentucky
New Jersey
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Elgo
Ohio
Boston
asBerocrats
Richmond
General Assembly
Old Dominion
John M. Purcell
John B. Basset
Martinsville
Harry Flood Byrd
Winchester
S. Harris Hoge
Roanoke
Purcell
Anonymous leaflets attack Purcell in Virginia election
Virginia electors vote amid denials of responsibility for an anonymous leaflet attacking Democratic State Treasurer candidate John M. Purcell. Republican groups and opponent John P. Bassett deny knowledge of the circular claiming it was issued by the Knights of Columbus. The order disavows politics. Purcell, Catholic, leads in a race with high stakes for state offices and legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Virginia
John M. Purcell
John P. Bassett
Grand Order of the Knights of Columbus
Effierce
Coolidge Eyes $300 Million Tax Cut Amid Budget Hurdles
President Coolidge signals hope for a tax cut of over $300 million while stressing no tax on the coming year’s budget. Secretary Mellon had proposed a cut of up to $300 million, yet White House officials say the president remains cautious about the final size. Congressional estimates range as high as $500 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Provident
Delaware Officials Missing In South Atlantic Sea Search
From Wilmington Delaware to Washington efforts intensify as Secretary of State Taylor and Edward R Pusey remain missing after leaving October 17 in a 30 foot craft The Bunny 3rd coast guard cutters and Navy aid are searching along the South Atlantic coast with wreckage reports recalled but no confirmation of trouble found thus far
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Withington
Del
ADJ
Willan G. Taylor
Edward R. Pusey
Pusey
Bunny
Miami
Fla
Southport
North Carolina
Washington
Coast Guard
Taylor
Wilmington
South Atlantic
France aims to restore treasury and settle debts
Paris reports the second Painiere cabinet pledging to restore the treasury and improve finances. It emphasizes reaching an equitable settlement of war debts with America and England, while not detailing the methods to obtain such an agreement. The government vows to pursue London and Washington negotiations begun previously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
London
Washington
Atlantic Coast Line disclaims fault over Nahunta crash
The Atlantic Coast Line Railroad disclaims responsibility for yesterday's Nahunta collision that killed eight and injured twenty. Officials cite affidavits from five witnesses who claim the engineer whistled at the crossing and adjusted speed to 25 miles per hour while a school bus approached rapidly, failing to slow for the crossing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dame Sus
Savanah
Atlantic Coast Line
Nahunta
Ave
Rairoad
Campaign drive nets 1500 for Children's Aid Society
Campaign reports show $1,500 raised by the Children's Aid Society with five districts yet to submit returns. The drive began October 11 and resumes after a lull during Fair week. The November 17 meeting will review October's 15 new cases and operations across divisions of care and boarding, with ongoing efforts to solicit further contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Childrens’ Aid Society
Liberty
Thurmont
Sabillasville
Emmitsburg
Brunswick
Frederic City
iWear
Ang
Mitchell Defends Right to Call Witnesses in Court Martial
Cadet William Mitchell asserts rights to subpoena a long witness list including three cabinet officials in a trial over government air policy. Adjournment to Monday to prepare subpoenas. Deliberations span War Navy and Agriculture officials and possibly President Coolidge’s letters. The case promises weeks of testimony and may reach Congress next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William Mitchell
Robert JL. Howse
Petal
Istara
Davis
War Department
Wilbur
Navy
Deepartment
Jerdine
Agriculture Department
Tyerett Sanders
Coolidge
Army
Ely
Sacrobautica
Honolulu
Col. Milche’l
White House
Congress
President Air Board
Mitchell
Frederick S Attwood to Address Knights Pythias
Mountain City Lodge invites members and prospects to hear Frederick S Attwood of Minnesota speak on Riding the Goat at Castle Hall Frederick S Attwood, noted blind orator and Supreme Prelate, will share his lecture and inspire the drive for new members starting November 16. A luncheon and music follow the lecture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain City Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Frederick
Frederick S$. Attwood
Minnespois
Minnesota
Castle Hall
Attwood
Garden City
Att Woodly
Order
Mid-dietown Valley
Kepler's Inn
Middletown
WGN
Prihian Rogram
Middletown Valley
Pythian Sisters
Hs Xin
Clygh
Petai
Tae Yong
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Peoples' Fire Insurance Company
John W. Doub
New York State
J. G. Milburn Free
J. Verazon Coblentz
Frederick Real Estate and Insurance Company
G. HH. Staley Insurance Agency
Louise G. Dorser
City
American Legion Committee
Hallowe’en
First Baptist Church
James
Kirtley
Florence Jenkins
Academy
Atlantic
Carlotta Ciayes
Rocky Ridge
Nellie Gray
Lloyds
M. Gladys Shea
Appold's
Elizabeth Pranklin
Friends Creek
Ruth Rowe
Homer W_ Gurton
Cattail
Edna C. Stal
Hampton Valler
Myrtle E. Troxell
JSS
Ston Branch
Luella W. Pryor
Tom's Creek
Cecilia Gladhill
G. Sensenbaug
Charles Leatherman
Forest
C. P. Prior
Wolfesville
John Palmer
Middle Point
Gorse R. Stottlemier
Oplar
Charles Frush
Pleasant Walk
Xora i
Ellerto
Alvera Horine
Araby
Livingstop
Urbana
Flossie Cain
Pleasant Grove
Ralph Barges
Green Walter
Bettie Kelb
Locust Grove
Madaline Cronenburg
Flint Will
Virginia Allen
Hampton
Rath Smith
Mapleville
Mary Stilely
Ecker’s
Christine Simpson
Cedar Grove
Theresa Heitselberzer
Central
Gertrude
Bares
Canael
Fedosia
Mason
Ali
Vamsville
Pagiine Hendrickson
Monavia
Mart Lowe Smith
Kemptown
Ada
Office
Delaware
Navy Department
Ano
Aien Sin
Lisiniss
Knights Pythias
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