Counsel Thrown From Court At Shenandoah Inquiry
Mrs Lansdowne's lawyer Joseph Davies was ejected from the Shenandoah naval court of inquiry after insisting on representing her. He shouted he would be fined or jailed, while court officials ruled against his appearance. The incident followed disputes over counsel and access to the proceedings.
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Washington
Joseph Davies
Margaret Ross Lansdowne
Shenandoah Naval Court of Inquiry
Davies
Shenandoah
Hilary P. Jones
Leonard
Margaret Lansdowne
Shenandoah Court
Paul Foley
Middletown Community Show Set for November 20 21
The ninth annual Middletown community show will be held Friday and Saturday November 20 and 21 in the high school building. Entertainment includes music and refreshments as four departments offer first second and third prizes with ribbons. Entries must be made between 8 am and noon on opening day by local residents with no entry fee. Cash prizes awarded from the premium list and judges are University of Maryland representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Luther Miller
Cecil K. Holter
J. Jomer Remsberg
William J. Kefauver
University of Maryland
the Valley Savings Bank
H. R. Shoemaker
Druse accuse French of fomenting religious war
In Beirut Syria November report says Druse leaders accuse French authorities of provoking a religious war. Europeans condemn arming Christian civilians along the Mediterranean coast and sending them inland to confront Druse advances, fearing inflamed sectarian tensions.
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Beirut
Syria
Mediterranean
Jail Storm Leads to Transfer of Negro to Baltimore
Centerville reports Sheriff T Frank Steward and Magistrate Robert Coursey with a Maryland State Police guard took Joshua Tiller from Queen Anne jail to Baltimore after a mob stormed the jail. County officials feared further violence from Millingon residents ready to reinforce. The mob attacked a sick woman's home before the transfer. Harmony Grove Woman's Club met with Miss Thompson addressing Christmas gift successions. Delegates Miss Ethel Thomas and Miss Helen Fout were named for federation. next meeting November 27 at Mrs. Harry Cramer's home.
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Centerville
T. Frank Steward
Robert Coursey
Maryland
Queen Anne County
Baltimore
Joshua Tiller
Millington
Tiller
Woman's Club
Harmony Grove
Claude Clemson
Thompson
Ethel Thomas
Helen
Harry Cramer
Hulbert Re elected A A U President At Convention
Hulbert of New York City is re elected president of the American Amateur Athletic Union at its annual convention in Pittsburgh. The 1926 convention was awarded to Baltimore for the next year.
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Hulbert
A. AL UL
Pittsburgh
American Amateur Athletic Union
Matrary Hulbert
New York City
Baltimore
Automobiles Seized for French Troop Transport to Lebanon
London reports all city cars are commandeered to move thousands of French troops toward Lebanon through the JezRion area southwest of Damascus, amid a developing strategic situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
APA
Beirut
Lebanon
Tezion
Damascus
Education Week Observed In Frederick Schools
Education Week is being observed in Frederick City and county with programs in elementary schools. The event, issued by the Bureau of Education, runs November 16 through 22 and features daily themes from Constitution Day to Community and Health Day.
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Bureau of Education
Washington
G. Lloyd Palmer
Frederick
United States
Paderewski Recital Draws Hood College Students
A Hagerstown concert by Ignace Paderewski drew 125 Hood College students and a large Wilson College attendance. The audience arrived by bus, chaperoned by Prof. and Mrs. Wade, with many locals among the attendees including Mrs. FW Harnwell and Misses Johnson and Kief fer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood College
Hagerstown
Jenae Paderewski
FW. Harnwell
Ignatius Bjores
Bickford
RE Town
M. Louise Johnson
Marys. Mauisbey
Richard PL Ross
DC Winebrewer
Katherine Kieffer
Albert L. Leary
Margaret Besant
Katherine Catter
Elizabeth Seerer
G. Ethel McNutt
Elizabeth Thompson
Florence Jenkins
Ignace Paderewski
St. John’s Lutheran Auditorium
Wood College
Wilson College
Inp
Wade
City Budget Report Shows 117081.63 Spent Since June
City Register Aubrey Nicodemus prepared a detailed statement for the regular meeting, showing expenditures since June 15 totaling 117081.63 with receipts of 152401.68. The largest outlay was 36827.72 for streets sewers and bridges, under a 50000 budget item, while tax receipts reach 134794.29 to date.
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Aubrey A. Nicodemus
Cit Register
Nicodemus
Law Has Long Arm Seizes Man on Liquor Charge
Edward Mathews, a colored man formerly of Union Bridge, was served a bench warrant in Frederick by Sheriff Albaugh from Carroll County on a liquor selling charge. He had moved to Frederick after a Carroll grand jury indicative of an indictment. Mathews was found in a Saints Street house and is to be returned to Westminster.
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Edward Mathews
Union Bridge
Ignomar Albaugh
Carroll County
Mathews
Frederick
William T. Phillips
Albaugh
Saints Street
Westminster
High Call Rate Ends Rally in Rubber and Steel
New York reports a rally in rubber and related markets halted by a surge in call loan rates to five percent. Prices for rubber futures tumbled as selling pressure emerged amid the credit tightening. In other notes, Frederick County Public Library enters a peak late fall period with extensive school use and a Baltimore exhibit scheduled on Saturday.
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New York
Puy
U. S
Jordan
Frederick County Public Library
Baltimore
Snow Plows Go Out To Clear Alleganies Roads
Cumberland reports early snow with a wintry wind as state and regional plows from Oakland begin clearing highways. Four to five inches of snowfall and heavy drifting complicate travel conditions across the Alleganies.
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Alleganies
Cumberland
Oalland
Pen Mar Reunion Assn Reelects Old Officers
At the annual meeting of the Pen Mar Reunion Association Board of Directors Emory L Coblentz was reelected president and all officers and members reelected. Lunch followed with about 25 people including wives. The board lists presidents and officers from multiple Maryland Pennsylvania Virginia West Virginia and the District of Columbia.
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Band of Directors
Pen Mar Reunion Association of the Reformed Churches of
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Virginia
West Virginia
District of Columbia
Emory L. Coblentz
Coblentz
Howard &.Bair
Hanover
John L. Barnhart
D. Baltimore
Wm. C. Birely
Frederick
HT. Weaver
Gettysburg
Harry Brindle
Hagerstown
Paul D. Yoder
Codorus
Wm. UH. Fisher
Chambersburg
Golden Rule Sunday Chairmen Named in Frederick County
Miss Louise Krieg and others across Frederick county were appointed Golden Rule Sunday chairmen by Maryland Nearest Relief and State Director Harold F. Pellegrin. The event set for December 6 aims to feed and care for about 8,000 orphans, with the public asked to donate the difference between a simple meal and a regular meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Krieg
Adamatown
W. Nicodemus
Buckeystown
George E. Castle
Harmony
D. M. Snyder
Lander
Roscoe Sneadner
Libertytown
Mary Gaylor
Middletown
Myersville
Grace Kelbanét
Pharmont
Sibenahen
Clarence Reddick
Walkersville
Frederick County
Hood College Building Fund Drives Total $15,155 Today
Alumnae districts and church zones report progress toward Frederick’s Hood College Building and Endowment Fund. Team No 1 led by W B Bennett won largest amount. Team No 2 led by W T Delaplaine won most subscriptions. Team No 12 headed by Mrs Lloyd C Culler raised $293.00. Total pledged to date is $50,902 toward $100,000 goal.
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Hood College
Frederick
Reformed Church
W. B. Bennett
William T. Delaplane
Lloyd C. Culler
Harry L. Ebert
Black Cat
William C. Royal
First Baptist Church
John 5. Newman
R. Carl Maxwell
Southern Methodist Churrch
G. Ellis Willams
Calvary M. EB
Wm. B. Bennett
Heck
C. E Schildknechte
Mary Esther Tull
James H. Gambrill, Jr
Charles A. Opel, Jr
Guy C. Roser
C. F. Seeger
H. L. Nbert
Glenn O. Garber
Hunters Bag Large Raccoon and Several Pests
Capture Raccoon O A Cook and Clarence Jewel bag a very large raccoon weighing 18 pounds after a Saturday night hunt. In the past week they have also caught 13 opossums and skunks.
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O. A. Cook
Clarence Jewel
Secret marriage linked to missing Smith College student
A bobbed-haired woman matching the description of Alice M. Corbett of Utica, a missing Smith College student, reportedly married a mysterious man in Pawtucket on Saturday night and vanished in a closed car.
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Providence
R. L
Alice M. Corbett
Utica
N. Y
Smith College
Pawtucket
Cattle Testing Urged By Baltimore Health Official
Dr. J H Shrader warns continuous tuberculin testing in Maryland cattle is vital to prevent reinfection and loss of $300,000 already spent plus potential loss of federal aid. He notes budget limits, federal cost sharing, and the economic and health stakes for milk supply and state prestige.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore Health
Maryland
J. H. Shrader
Bureau of Food and Chemistry
Baltimore City
Ritchie
Iam
Shrader
Dr. Shrader
Eight Coast Guard crew drown near Shelburne Nova Scotia
Eight members of the U S Coast Guard cutter Morrill crew drowned when their sailboat capsized near Shelburne during a heavy blow. Only Chester Taylor survived after swimming to shore through icy water as fellow sailors vanished in dark, rough seas. The Morrill was returning to its vessel after shore leave when the accident occurred late last night.
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Shelburne
N.S
U. S. Coast Guard
Morrill
Chester Taylor
Bay City
Mich
United States East Guard
Siv‘ed
Taylor
Grant
Detroit
Boston
Prohibition Enforcement
Sandy Point
Frederick Invites Public to First Aid Class
Frederick residents are invited to join a general First Aid class under the American Red Cross. The first meeting will be at Junior Hall on North Market Street Friday evening. Certificates were issued to 14 Potomac Edison employees who completed the course.
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Frederick
American Red Cross
Junior Hall
North Market Street
Potomac Edison Company
Red Cross
Potomade Edison
Furst
William ©. Huma
C. ¢. Roderick
W. H.steinhaug
H. K. Shaffer
Roy L. Crum
Ivan Routzabn
J. W. Morgan
Lewis Clem,Jr
R. A. Anderson
Jesse Marshall
H. H. Ripley
Chester Kesselring
Charles E. Myers
Charley B. Myers
Washington
G. E. Brengle
Princess Ghika perishes in benzine glove accident
Princess Ghika wife of an adjutant to King Ferdinand of Bulgaria, died in Grosswardein Hungary after cleaning gloves with benzine. She stood near a fire, gloves ignited, and she ran toward her husband’s room where a blanket was thrown over her. Despite aid she died minutes later. she was 22.
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Grosswardein
Hungaria
Ghika
Ferdinand
Bulgaria
Rowows
Al Jolson Takes Stand in Rhinelander Case
White Plains AP reports Al Jolson the famed blackface comedian testified in Leonard Kip Rhinelander’s annulment suit against his wife Alice Beatrice Rhinelander. Jolson denied meeting either party and claimed he was in Atlantic City when she said she saw him. The courtroom erupted in laughter as the exchange highlighted the complex testimony.
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White Plains
AL Jolson
Leonard Kip Rhinelander
Alice Beatrice Rhinelander
Rhinelander
Jolson
Young Rhinelander
Isaac Mills
Paul Smith
N.Y
Adirondack Mountains
Leonard
Atlantic City
Laugter
Lee Parsons Davis
Montgomery jail defense after inspection contrasts with criticism
County commissioners rebut inspector Hill's report calling the jail among the worst, noting improved sanitation, clean walls, repaired woodwork, new lights, cots, coverings, a shower, furnace, daily cell cleaning, female prisoner facilities, and inmate exercise, while stressing humane provisions. Also mentions Hindu widows in India facing remarriage bans and harsh treatment tied to reincarnation beliefs.
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Howard C. Hill
Steuart
Janney
Montgomery County
Montigsomers
Hog Cholera Reported at Mrs O Hara Premises
A cholera report is noted at the residence of Mrs John O Hara. An extension service warning from College Park is mentioned. The passage includes unrelated phrases about a voyage and casual deck interactions, reflecting mixed OCR text from a newspaper page.
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John O'Hara
Bartonstille
College Park
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