Campbell seeks $1000 for murder defense in Brunswick
Jesse Campbell held in Frederick county jail on murder charge tied to Mrs. Hisse Sullivan death in Brunswick. He seeks habeas corpus relief and has asked Brunswick residents to subscribe to a defense fund, with $1000 needed and $500 already raised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Campbell
Hisse Sullivan
Brunswick
Campbell
Frederick County
Potomac Street
S. A Lewis
Lewis
Corps
Funde
Wnther
Private sale seals West Church Street apartment block
Clara Lowenstein and Charles Wertheimer sold the three story brick building at West Church Street with rear lot to Leo Weinberg. The property includes offices and apartments currently occupied by Western Maryland Underwriters and other tenants. Weinberg plans development as an office and apartment building, acquiring possession on April 1, 1926.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Lowenstein
Charles Wertheimer
Leo Weinberg
West Church Street
Western Maryland Underwriters, Inc
Haller and Company
Charles A. Opel, Jr
W. N. Jollife
Guy Roser
Edward B. Nicodemus
Hamburger
Church Street
David Lowenstein
Weinberg
Restocking Plans Highlight 1925 Game Department Data
State Game Warden E Lee Semple notes last year saw 62,307 hunting licenses issued with an estimated 10,998 nonlicense landowners. Botton-tail rabbits were restocked and quail propagation eyed for 1926 amid ongoing department plans. A homing pigeon aided identifying a man near Sheffield, England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
E. Lee Semple
Game Department
Lcense
LeCompte
Street Work Nears End in Frederick This Season
Frederick public works push to finish the annual street program weather permitting. North Market and Bentz Street improvements proceed while Memorial Ground curb work is complete and sewer drainage may be added for winter. The Major and Aldermen meet next Wednesday to discuss streets, trees, and code compliance on public thoroughfares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
North Market Street
Bentz Street
Ninth’ Street
Orth
E. C. Cram
Crum
Street Committee
Large plane falls into English Channel near Calais
Nov 14 reports say a large Goliath aircraft plunged into the English Channel off the French coast near Calais. Tugs from Boulogne and Calais rush to assist as the plane is towed toward Boulogne after a forced descent.
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English Channel
Calais
France
French
Boulogne
London
Croydon
Learvns
Goliath
Bou- Jozne
Foley Relieved as Shenandoah Court Advocate
Captain Paul Foley is relieved at his own request by Secretary Wilbur today as judge advocate of the Shenandoah court of inquiry. Announcement also notes the marriage of Hazel Mahaska Barnsley to W. Brooke Johns of Washington DC, a Frederick visitor and former Hesfeld Follies performer. Judge Urner to Speak at Hood College event Monday at 7:30 PM in the Francis Scott Key Hotel Blue and Grey room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Nor
Paul Foley
Wilbay
Shenandoah
Brooke Johns
Hazel Mahaska Barnsley
W. Brooke Johns
Washinton
D.C
Johns
Frederick
Hesfeld
Judge Urner
Hood Col. Jege
Francis Sestt Kev
St Johns School Building Nears Completion Dedication Planned
The $85,000 St John s Literary Institute building on East Second Street is nearly finished with dedicatory services expected in December led by Archbishop Michael J Curley of Bathmore. The new structure includes a 41 by 102 foot auditorium, four second floor classrooms, three third floor classrooms and a laboratory, plus a basement and rear playground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Literary Institute
East Second Street
Michael J. Curley
Bathmore
St. John's
T. F. A. Schwallenberg
St. John’s
Auto Club to Send Questionnaire on Signal Light Use
Frederick residents and motorists are urged to respond to a questionnaire from the Automobile Club of Maryland, Frederick branch, on traffic signal efficiency, timing, and regulation. The drive seeks local sentiment amid debate over red and green timing and north south versus east west flow, with input from members and nonmembers alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auto Club
Frederick
Automobile Club of Maryland
T. B. Charshee
Automobile Club
Charshee
Redeior
Directors of Reform ed Reunion to Meet Here
The Pen-Mar Reunion Association of the Reformed Churches of Maryland Virginia West Virginia District of Columbia and Pennsylvania will convene at the Francis Scott Key Hotel Frederick Tuesday at noon. A luncheon for directors and their wives precedes business on the 27th annual Pen-Mar reunion set for Thursday July 15 with about 25 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pen- Mar Reunion Association of the Reformed Churches of
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
District of Columbia
Pennsylvania
Emory L.coblentz
Frederick
Francis Scott Key
Coblentz
Pen-Mar
Emory
H. T. Weaver
Gettysburg
Harrs Brindle
Hagerstown
Paul D. Yoder
Conor UK
William H. Fisher
Chambersburg
Sleuths Out as Prohibition Agents Dismissed
New York November 14 AP confirms the dismissal of Einstein and Moe Smith along with 33 other prohibition agents. An official note says Izzi and Moe were dropped for the good of the service while 145 agents remain retained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ifter Wi Einstein
Moe Smith
Prohibition
Izzi
Moe
Manufacturer Indicted in Jewelry Theft Case
New York November 14 AP Samuel Dorfman millionaire clothing manufacturer jailed by the grand jury for receiving stolen property linked to the alleged $1,116,000 jewelry theft by Harry A. Cohn, a salesman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Samuel Dorfman
Milonaire
Harry A. Cohn
Three Dead and Three Hurt in Coal Mine Explosion
Three men were killed and at least three seriously injured by an explosion in a new coal shaft near Kirkpatrick five miles from Drumbelier last night. The incident followed a long period of strike-weary calm as the area faced postwar labor tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calgary
Kirkpatrick
Drumbelier
Frederick People at Baltimore Conference
Frederick residents will attend the Maryland State Conference of Social Work at Annapolis November 19 to 21. Gov. Albert C. Ritchie and Alan Bowie Howard will address the assembly. other speakers include Roy F. Seymour Paul T. Beisser and Miss Katherine T. Kirwan. The Frederick contingent also includes Miss Louise Nelson and Miss Elizabeth Ebert. Headquarters are Carvel Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Maryland
Social Service Club of Maryland
State House
Annapolis
Albert C. Ritchie
Alan Bowie Howard
Roy F. Seymour
Bar Scouts
Paul T. Beisser
Henry Watson Children’s Aid Society
Baltimore
County Poor Relief
Katherine T. Kirwan
Baltimore County Children's Aid Society
Evelyn W Hersey
Internatinal Institute Y. W. CG
Lila Lee Tall
Marrland State Normal School
Louise Nelson
Frederick County
Crowns
Ville State Hospital
Trids Dinne
Marriand Children's Aid Society
Aeark
Wise Elizabeth Ebert
Florence Garner
Biersen
Parachute Requirement Adopted for Naval Air Force
London reports that after recent crashes killing six aviators, Air Ministry plans equip all Naval Air Force planes with parachutes. The move aims to improve survivability and pilot safety across the fleet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Air Monisiw
Naval Air Force
Wheat Prices Rise as U S Stocks Shrink in Market
Chicago AP reports vanishing U S wheat stocks especially in Chicago boost prices this week with December higher than May by over eight cents a bushel. Corn and oats gain while Argentina exportable surplus shrinks and Liverpool stocks stay low, fueling ongoing demand and tighter supplies.
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Chicago
United States
Europe
Ocean Pasaage
Argentina
Liverpool
Bishop Wilson to Preside at M E Conference Here
Buffalo dispatch notes the Methodist Episcopal Board of Bishops assigns presiding bishops for 75 world conferences next year. Bishop Wilson is named for the central Pennsylvania conference at Berwick on March 17, with other sees including Baltimore Frederick and East German conferences and Philadelphia. Calvary Methodist Church hosts the Baltimore conference with Rev. Dr. G Elis Williams preaching April 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
APJ
Board of Bishops of
the Methodist. Episcopal Church
Baltimore
Frederick
Wilson
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Calvary Methodist Church
G. Elis Williams
North Carolina Man Killed in Hancock Accident
James Kelly of Creedmore North Carolina was killed when his car left the road on Sidweling hill near Hancock. Two Black men in the vehicle escaped with minor injuries. Kelly, 45, recently discharged from the army, was said to be en route West as officials investigate the crash.
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Hagerstown
James Kelly
Creedmore
North Carolina
Engineer of Death Train on $10,000 Bail
New Brunswick N J Nov 14 AP Timothy J Carroll of Jersey City engineer of the Pennsylvania train that crashed into a oak car at Plainsboro Thursday killing ten and injuring 29 was released in 316 000 bail Carroll arrested in Jersey City last night on ten counts of manslaughter case awaiting grand jury action
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New Brunswick
NX. J
Timothy J. Carrocl
Jersey City
Pennsylvania
Plainsboro
Middlesex County
Carroll
Country publisher fills Ladds Senate seat in North Dakota
Gerald P Nye, 33, publisher of the Gnegs County Sentinel at Cooperstown, was appointed by Governor Sortie to fill the U S Senate vacancy after the death of Edwin Fremont Ladd. The item also notes regional terms for ranches in Latin American countries.
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Posmarck
N. D
Gerald PL Nye
Gnegs County Sentinel Courier
Cooperstown
Senate
Edwin Fremont Ladd
Weather outlook shows mostly fair, normal temperatures ahead
Washington on November 4 reports an AP weather outlook for the week across the Northeast and Mid Atlantic states. Mostly fair conditions expected with cool starts and temperatures returning to normal thereafter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
North
Middle Atlantic
130 Killed By Syrian Brigands
Beirut reports 150 brigands and 40 Afar onites killed in a Kawkaba village attack. After the clash villagers exhausted, retreated toward Mardjeyon as French forces converge to prevent bandit retreat. Damascus cited as no longer menaced except for 250 brigands demanding tribute.
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Beirut
Syria
Kawkaba
Mardjeyon
Damascus
Dry Agent Fined On Speed Charge
A Washington police ram squad member faced a twelve hour detention after a Maryland chase over speeding fines. The case involved a pursed car owned by a man who could pay a 330 fine, while the agent could not. Maryland authorities claimed excessive speed, while a Berwin judge found no liquor in the pursued vehicle.
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Washington
Washington Police
Ram Squad
Mary
Maryland
BF. Cornett
Thase
Ber Win
Cornett
Robbery drill at Gelfand Manufacturing Co
Police seek identification as robbers drill two safes in a late night burglary at Gelfand Manufacturing Co. They bound watchman Samuil Shulmen and escaped with about $1,500. Fingerprints on a safe and a window footprint are key clues, as detectives proceed with the case.
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Baltimore
Navy
Gelfand Manufacturing Co
Samuil Shulmen
Shulmen
Bear Selling Knocks Upward Price Movement
New York stock market closes with heavy profit taking and bear selling ending any hope the M-1 crew survives. Rails and oils led gains earlier as motors fall on bad news. steel weakness spurs broader selling while rail shares show resistance. Official dispatch confirms the M-1 submarine crew believed dead after a Devonshire coast disposure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
London
France Sees New Debt Funding Proposals From U S
Paris reports Le Journal states American Ambassador Herrick has submitted to Premier Painleve new debt funding proposals considered more favorable than prior offers. Paris says parleying is ongoing amid the ongoing discussions on international finance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
le Journal Today
Herrick
Painleve
Hunter Shot Injures Man in Maryland Hunting
In Hagerstown James Norman is in serious condition after a random shot struck him in the head while hunting near Halfway. He became separated from his party as they fired. The report notes Norman sustained a temple wound from a shot.
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Hagerstown
James Norman
Norman
Do You Remember When A Picture From Years Ago
Beginning today and each Saturday The News will publish a picture depicting a scene from years past. The feature will run under the heading Do You Remember When.
Stephenson murder case goes to jury
Noblesville Indiana AP reports the D C Stephenson murder case went to the jury at 11 46 o'clock. The fire incident follows with a mattress fire at Adele Cronise 201 Rockwell Terrace. London traffic accident figures dominate the day with 23942 street accidents in three months and 226 deaths.
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Stephenson
Noblesville
Ind
D. C
Adele Cronise
Rockwell Terrace
Delax
London
New York
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Mrs. Lowenstein
eCcomote
Sheffield
England
Anti-Saloon League
Wayne B.wheeler
William H. Anderson
New York League
Wheeler
Capt. Foley
Reformed Reunion
Emory L. Coblentz
Brost
Reformed Church Organ
U. S
Bishop Wilson
M. E
Board of Bishops
Hancock
Ladd
Peru
Venezuela
Chile
M-1
Hunter
Lewis A. Brumgardner
Thirteenth Street
Court House
John W. Snook
Guy L. Fout
Tindson River
Theodore E. Berer
Philadelphia
Beyer
Stewara
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Grand Central Palace
Pennarivania
Nannie Young
Cumberland
Grafton
W_ Va
Miss True
Roalok
Tompan
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