Unwind Mystery Of Middletown's Summer Robberies
Three months of investigation by Sheriff James A. Jones and State's Attorney Aaron R. Anders culminated in a 1000 mile auto trip through Pennsylvania and New Jersey. They recovered an $800 Emory L. Coblentz diamond ring, arrested a Carlisle inmate connected to the case, and traced stolen goods through Asbury Park and Orange. A suspect, Ben Smith, and a walking pawnbroker, Jim Gray, were central to the ring’s resale chain. The ring was recovered and returned to Coblentz, with further work planned to bring Warner to trial.
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Middletown
James A. Jones
Aaron
Anders
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Emory L
Philadelphia
Eltys
Harry White
Harrisburg
Charles Warner
Carlisle
Bourne
Jones
Jos
Warner
Crite
Benjamin
Salih
Park
N.Y
Sherif Jéffes
Dougherty
Frederick
Allen Barigua
Figle
State
Sounder
Souder
Toneg
Asbury Park
N.J
Smith
E.H. Williams
Argrilling
Elsie Griffiths
Asbury” Park
Asbury*Park
Xahire
Gray
Lowaver
Grahag
Sherif Jones
Mr. Coblentz
Jim Gray
Orange
N. J
Lieut
Williams
Ben Smith
Ring
Coblentz
Frederick High School Better Speech Week Poster Winners
The poster exhibit during Bet ter Speech Week at Frederick High School on November 9 drew entries from all classes. Marguerite Null and Betty Shultz, with others, earned top honors in various categories and the prize posters will move from downtown windows to the National English Council for permanent display.
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the Frederick High School
Misses Smith
Till
Paxson
Dunnick
Hill
Hood College
Marguerite Null
Betty Shultz
Margaret Klipp
Wilbur LeGore
Sarah Staley
Grace Harp
Caroline Thomas
Evelyn Wellen
Mildred Martz
Dominic Mattie
Victoria Albaugh
Beulah Benn
Walter Zeigler
Lester Bartholow
Robert Eisenbauer
National English Council
Foreign Situation Triggers Stock Market Decline
Speculators profited from bad news and another Sterling drop as prices fell in a brief session. Offerings were modest, bids were reduced or withdrawn, and buyers stayed away except for minor concessions by sellers. The market closed heavy with about 400000 shares sold.
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Associated Press
New York
Sterling
Orphaned Seven Year Old Seeks Family For Christmas
A frail boy from Frederick County described as a bright blue eyed waif longs for a real home and school, with his little sister already adopted. He wishes to stay near Frederick City and asks residents to consider adoption through Miss L. D. Nelson of Onele Children's Aid Society.
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Santa
Claus
Frederick County
Yuletide
Tim
Nemo
L. D. Nelson
Onele Children’s Aid Society
Generally Fair Weather Predicted For Next Week
Washington reports a weather outlook for the week starting Monday across the North and Middle Atlantic States. Expect generally late conditions with considerable cloudiness and normal temperatures.
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Associated Press
Washington
North
Middle Atlantic
Education Week Program Outlined For Student Week
American Education Week is set for November 18 to 24 with daily observances in city and county schools. The program emphasizes home school and church education, patriotism, literacy, teachers, infrastructure, and equal opportunity with daily slogans and activities led by educators and community leaders.
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American Legion
National Education Association
United States Bureau of Education
América
Election costs projected for Wraderick County fairs and staffing
Wraderick County boards estimate election expenses will run between 8 000 and 10 000 dollars with a budgeted 12 000, up from 1922. Costs rise due to longer ballots more labor printing room rent and deputy payments. 47 precincts require 282 election staff checks and numerous minor bills. Local notes mention the first colored policewoman in Los Angeles and Saturday slogans promoting health parks and athletics.
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Board of County Commissioners
Wraderick County
Split Looms as Allies Fret Over Breakup Threat
The Associated Press reports Paris and London work over the weekend to avert a rupture in the Entente. Premier Poincare signals willingness to concede London demands on the ex-Crown Prince as France hints at easing penalties if Germany cooperates with the Interallied Military Control on armaments.
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Associated Press
Paris
Germany
Poincare
London
Foreign Office
France
Ritchie May Keeps Baughman In Place
E. Austin reports that Baughman of Frederick is likely to be retained as Commissioner of Motor Vehicles for another term unless Governor Ribble finds a standout candidate. Sources say the Governor wants an appointment that will instantly win public approval, noting Baughman’s role in vehicle laws and the department’s upbuilding. Advisors doubt a top replacement has emerged, while concerns over courteous service and long waits persist. Baughman’s health is reportedly improving, but no successor has appeared.
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E. Austin
Baughman
Frederick
Ribble
Independents To Sell Howe Automobile Engine
The Independents Hose Company Standing Committee voted to sell the Howe engine no longer needed by the fire brigade. The steam engine will remain, after repairs, while a LaFrance motor engine bought by the city stands ready. Also noted: residents Town and Hershey travel from Ohio to visit. Emilie Bullowa, NY attorney, named president of the National Women Lawyers Association.
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Independent Hose Company
Maryland
East
la France Motor
Emilie M Bullowa
New York
Na Yonal Women Lawyers’ Association
Frederick Asserts Towns Value For Opera Troupe
King Cberry Foster of the Manhattan Opera Company praises Frederick for possessing culture and good colleges. He explains that a renowned opera company with strong voices was secured here at reasonable prices after Foster’s visit last spring. The company has staged Pagliacci and other works to acclaim, with possible English Barber of Seville next season.
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King Cberry Foster
Manhattan Opera Company
Foster
Frederick
Metro-politan
Chicago
New York
Hood College
Bastern
Exalted Rulers Of Elks To Meet Here Tomorrow
Frederick Lodge 684 hosts a dinner in the Francis Scott Key Hotel to honor Exalted Ruler Meredith H. Staub and Maryland Delaware District leaders. Visiting Elks arrive from Baltimore Washington Salisbury and others. notable guests include William J. O'Brien Jr and P. J. Callan. The evening will lead to the Exalted Rulers meeting set for November 13.
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Crisfield
Towson
Annapolis
Hagerstown
Cumberland
Frostburg
William J. O'Brien
Baltimore
P. J. Callan
Maryland, Delaware
District of Columbia
J. J. Powel
Port District
Wilmington
Delaware
Mr. Staub
Sale of Truck and Poultry Place Transferred in Jefferson District
In Jefferson district Dor Norh E Cramer Son sold to Mr and Mrs Samuel W Fry their tract between Jefferson and Mountville improved with a two story frame dwelling and other buildings. The Angleshes conveyed to Fry in a real estate and insurance agents sale.
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Norh E. Cramer& Son
Alonzo W. Angleshes
Jefferson
Mountville
Jefferson District
Samuel W. Fry
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E. L. Coblentz
Anderson
Dean
United States
White House
Coolidge
Harding Memorial Association Board of Trustees
Edward B. Mclean
Hughes
Mellon
Weeka
Navy
Denby
James J. Davis
Daugherty
Sawyer
Joseph Frelin
Republican National Committee
Washingon
Ralph “William
Charlies D. Hilles
York
John T. Adams
H. L. Remmell
Arkansas
Wiliam M. Butler
Massachusetts
David Mulvane
Kansas
Los Angeles
Britain
Poinc
Ritchie
Independents
Howe Automobile
Firat
H. L. Town
Cleveland
Ohio
Herehey
Alliance
Miami
Florida
Mr. Town
R. E. Town
Elm Street
Mr. Hershey
Alliance i Country Club
Kingsberry Foster
Meredith H. Staub
Grey
Francis Scott Key Hotel
New England
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