James H Harris Dies in Auto En Route to Baltimore
Frederick businessman James H Harris died suddenly around 11 30 this morning while traveling by car with his wife and son to Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore to seek treatment He was president of Farmers and Mechanics National Bank and a partner in Harris Filler wholesale grocers The death followed heart trouble after a recent diagnosis with angina pectoris Family members travel with him and plans to appoint county officials loom with no definite decisions yet Sheriff and clerk appointments generate local interest and salary details appear for the county board positions
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Johns Hopkins Hospital
James H. Harris
Frederick
J. H. Harris, Jr
George W. Heinlein
Harris
Ftag
Libertytown
Thomas and
Mary (Blamey) Harris
England
United States
Georgia
Liberty
Liberty District
Manhood
Westminster Academy
Westminster
Frederick Brick Works
William E. Filler
Ritely Bros
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
Charles B. Trail
Domestic Building Association
Lrnch Lodec
A. Masons
Enoch Chapter
R. A. Masons
Jacques de Molay Commander
Knights Templar
Calvare Methodial Episcopal Church
Ingomar W. Albaugh
Board
R. Buce Murdoch
Spencer B. Stup
Tuscarora
Charles J. F. Miler
Woodsboro
Miller
Sinee
Spolle
Amgke
Former Crown Prince Not At Oels, Report
The Associated Press reports in Oels Silesia that Former Crown Prince Frederick William, who was expected to head to his estate after leaving Dutch territory last Saturday, had kept himself in evidence in the area up to 1 o'clock this afternoon.
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Oels
The
Associated Press
Silesia
Crown Prince
Frederick William
Faculty Recital Tonight at Hood College
J Frank Frysinger, head of Hood College Music, presents the second Faculty Recital in Brodbeck Hall. The organist and composer, returning after a decade away, will perform works by Handel Bach Thompson Hoyte Techaikowsky Bruch and more featuring Bach transcriptions and a Toccata.
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Hood College
Brodbeck Hall
J. Frank Frysinger
Frysinger
West
Frederick
Handel
Wolfsteplholme
Bach
Gordon Balch Nevin
Thompson
Hoyte
Radio interest grows in Frederick amid pirate signals
The Frederick area shows rising radio interest with daily station listings and enthusiastic listeners. A warning cites an unlicensed amateur broadcaster causing interference while others enjoy Armistice Day address by former President Wilson and broadcasts of Harding. Enthusiasts report surprising reception across miles and experiments with attic and lamp socket antenna setups.
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Frederick
Des Red
Iia
Federalicense
Wilson
Washington
New York
Warren
G. Harding
Commandant Contender Frederick Billard Named Potential Leader
The U S Coast Guard notes Commander Frederick C Billard as a possible next commandant. Billard was born in Washington D C in 1897.
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Frederick ¢. Billard
U. S. Coast Guard
Billard
Washington, D. C
DAY AGENTS TO CLEAN UP NEW ORLEANS TODAY
Federal prohibition agents from Alabama and reinforcements from Washington arrived in New Orleans for what was planned as the biggest liquor raid since the prohibition amendment. Raids were expected to begin late today, with several already executed during the Hallowe'en period.
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New Orleans
Associated Press
Alabama
Washington
County Man Killed in Auto Accident Near Great Falls
John W. Haines, 46, formerly of New Market, died instantly when his Ford touring overturned near Angel's Club Hill on the way from Washington to Cropley Montgomery county. His companion, the driver, was uninjured and was arrested for reckless driving. Haines left a wife and six children. funeral Thursday at 2 p.m. with interment at Kemptown.
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New Market
Washington
Great Falls
Montgomery County
Haines
Cropley
Angel’s Club Hill
W. T. Pratt
Rockville
New London Road
Kemptown
Fees
Ptown
Shareh
W. H. Pumphrey
Ohareh
Big Political Battle Prepares in All England
London reports that Prime Minister Baldwin urged immediate dissolution of Parliament with elections possible by early December. Nomination day is targeted for November 23, followed by a December 6 ballot. Liberal leaders, Lloyd George and H H Asquith, bury past rifts and vow a united front as Labor vows fierce opposition.
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Associated Press
London
Baldwin
Crown
House of Commons
David Lloyd George
Herbert Hosquith
Liberty Party
Labor
Commons
England
Man of 76 injured after fall into street ditch
Ezra Hoffman, Sr., 76 West South street, fell into a street ditch at South Market and South streets where water mains are being installed. Blinded by headlights, he stepped from a board, suffered head cuts and a sprained left ankle. He was treated at home. no internal injuries noted. He is father of Esra Hoffman, Jr., a board of aldermen member.
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Ezra Hoffman
West South Street
South Market
South Streets
Hoffman
Fisher Bros
South Market Street
Esra Hoffman, Jr
Aldermen
Annual Stockholders Meeting At Catoctin Country Club
The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Catoctin Country Club is held at the Club House tonight. Four directors will be elected for three years. Officers report on the club's activities and some entertainment is planned after the business session. Wives of stockholders are invited.
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Catoctin Country Club
Brightwell Remains in Martinsburg Jail as Court Reviews Verdict
William K. Brightwell, represented by Attorneys Lewis and Luttrell, remains jailed in Martinsburg West Virginia as circuit Judge Woods considers a motion to set aside last Friday's voluntary manslaughter verdict. The case, tried before the jury, awaits further court action with no bail granted by Judge Waris.
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Attorers
Lewis and Luttrell
William K. Brightwell
Ciy
Martinsburg
W. Va
Circuit Court of
J. M. Woods
Brightwell
Lewis
Waris
Ladies Bible Classes Rally in Frederick County Church
The United Brethren Ladies Bible Classes plan a mass rally at the Frederick church next Sunday morning with delegations from Myoersville Thurmont Walkersville Middletown and others. Grace Jones of Baltimore to deliver the address. other events include a Wednesday prayer meeting and a Friday quarterly conference led by Dr Statton.
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Reno ‘S. Earp
W. Lomax Childress
United Brethren Church
Cumberland
Mr Glen
United Brethren Churches
Frederick County
Frederick Church
Myoersville
Thurmount
Walkerstilin
Middletown
Baltimore
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Otterbein Memorial U.K
Wm. R. Glen
Logal Endeavorers
Coolidge Sees Reparations Move End, Despite Open Door
President Coolidge regards the latest reparations move as having definitively ended the door to American help in the problem. In unrelated notices, Noah E Cramer and Son sold a lot at No 9 Jefferson Street with a two story brick dwelling to Mr and Mrs Charles J Handley, possession December 1. The same firm sold a New Market district farm to Mr and Mrs Bell, who will move December 1.
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Associated
Washington
Coolidge
Sala
Noah E Cramer
Irving R. Bell
Jefferson Street
Charles
Handley
Beil
New Market District
Five Truckloads of Whiskey Stolen from Distillery
Armed whiskey raiders attacked the Gwynnbrook distillery near Baltimore and stole about five truckloads. Police captured two drivers and three trucks near Towson about 10 miles away. Four guards were overpowered and handcuffed in a circle before the robbers fled with two touring cars. Suspects named James W. Crawford and Welter Marrino, both of Philadelphia.
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Gwynnbrook
Baltimore County
James W. Crawford
North 49Th Street
Philadelphia
Welter Marrino
U S Declines Protest Over Ex Crown Prince Return
President Cooke believes the United States will not join allied governments in protesting Germany over the return of ex Crown Prince Frederick William or the former Emperor. The policy would preclude measures to block the reestablishment of the monarchy.
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Crown Prince
Germany
Cooke
The
Prince Frederick William
Warns Against Forest Fire Dangers During Open Game Seasons
State Forester A F W Besley warns hunters to take precautions as forests dry out, stressing imminent fire danger during game seasons. He announces the fourth annual Investing of the Association of State Foresters at Harrisburg with Besley reading a paper on Reaching the Woodlot Owner. Maryland will be represented by Karl E Pfater Joshua A Cope and Samuel Corbin. G L Wood may attend. University of Missouri begins polo as a college sport, first in the Middle West to do so.
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Af. W. Besley
Association of State Foresters
Harrisburg
University of Missouri
Middle West
New President William Lewis Leads GWU Induction Ceremony
William Lewis becomes president of George Washington University in Washington D C as a procession of government officials and educators attend his induction ceremony in the capital.
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William Lewis
George Washington University
Washington, D.C
Forbes Charges Conspiracy Against His Destruction
In Washington on November 18 Charles R Forbes former director of the Veterans Bureau testified before the Senate Veterans Committee denying charges of perjury and conspiracy. He claimed political pressure and inside politics harmed his work and said he saved millions by reforming rehabilitation and housing for veterans.
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Washington
Charles R. Forbes
Veteerans' Bureau
Senate Veterans’ Committee
Wffe
War Rizk Insurance
Veterina’ Bureau
Poltica
Orig
Charles EB. Sawyer
Harding
Forbes
Sawyer
Perryville
Omer
Outalde
Taskle Politica
Bull operators take charge stock market
Bull operators in the stock market pursued a buying demonstration in special shares to blunt selling elsewhere. They pushed New Haven railroad and shipping shares up one to two points and redirected buying into other railroad issues like St Paul Bite and Wabash. Call money opened at 4 percent.
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Associated Promm
New York
New Haven Railroad
St. Paul
Bite
Who'east
Coolidge Silent On Tax Revision Program
President Coolidge declined to commit to the treasury tax revision plan but said it appears a step toward easing national demand for slower taxes. He spoke in Washington on November 13 about the proposal’s potential to reduce tax burden over time.
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Coolidge
Associated Press
Washington
Treasury
Berlin denies ex Kaiser permitted return
Berlin announces no authorization for former Emperor William to return to Germany. The report notes official denial amid widespread speculation as to his possible travel plans and status within the country.
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Germany
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