Baltimore salesman exonerated after child injury incident
Eight year old Helen Linton darted into North Market and Sixth from the sidewalk, injuring her left leg and bruising her body. E H Erisman, a Baltimore salesman, was cleared of blame after taking the girl to Frederick City Hospital and leaving contact details for the parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Helen Linton
Raymond Linton
Maple Avenue
North Market
Sixth Streets
Market Street
E. H. Hrisman
Baltimore
Helen
Erisman
Frederick City Hospital
Ficer Hiltner
Three men rob Westminster grain products warehouse
Three unmasked men robbed a warehouse seven miles east of Westminster, handcuffing guards Harry Buckingham and another worker, binding them with wire as they fled with three barrels of liquor in an automobile truck and a touring car. The truck headed toward the Pennsylvania State line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Baltimore
Industrial Grain Products Corporation
Westminster
Pennsylroma
Harry Buckingham
Buckingham
Newton D Baker Elected To B and O Directorate
Newton D. Baker of Cleveland former Secretary of War and John Stevens of New York were elected to the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad board at the stockholders meeting. They fill vacancies caused by the deaths of S. H. Goff and Richard H. Iams. Daniel Willard spoke of maintaining dividends absent abnormal conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Newton D. Baker
Cleveland
Ohio
John Stevens
New York
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
H. Goff
Richard H . Iams
Russia
Wilson
Daniel Willard
Baltimore and Ohio
Woman's Missionary Society Meets in November Program
The Woman's Missionary Society of the Evangelical Lutheran church held its monthly meeting on Tuesday evening November 18. Mrs. Henry Fox served as reader. The annual thank offering meeting and service were conducted. Attendance was strong and the offering was substantial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society of the Evangelical Lutheran Church
Henry Fox
Minor cases heard and dismissed in police court
Justice J. Grahame Johnson heard three cases Saturday afternoon and dismissed them for lack of evidence or unclear circumstances. Clara M. Hasterday faced trespassing charges and was discharged. Charles O. Easterday and Gilmore Price also had assault related claims dismissed. Reuben Hall was held on a 300 bond for a further hearing Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Grahame Johnson
Clara M. Hasterday
Staley Heffner
Near
Jefferson
Heffners
Heffner
Charles O. Easterday
Myersville
Lavinia Derr
Easterday
Plaintif
Gilmore Price
Irving Grove
Hood College Sees Broad Student Activity With Plays Art Club
Hood College presents a busy slate of clubs and recitals as the Dramatic Club prepares a Barrie three act play Quality Street in the chapel on December 7 under Miss Thelma J. Kramb. The new Art Club forms with officers and a two committee plan for social events. Latin Club organizes with monthly meetings. A religious pantomime Ruth and Naomi was staged by the Expression Department and Dramatic Club during vesper services with a small ensemble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood College
Department of Music
Quality Street
J. M. Barrie
Dramatic Club
Colllege Chapel
Thelma J. Kramb
Emmeline Katz
Phyllis Abbott
Louise Copeland
Cordelia Brong
Grace Wattenbarger
Margaret Shapiro
Alice Boardman
Sarah Myton
Dorothy Durbin
Helen Gery
Eisie Beesh
Ruth Thomas
Paulina Raber
Frances Cox
Elsa Rupp
Fannie Magee
Laura Bugbee
Margaret Witt
Eleanor Hoverter
Selma Grether
Anne Fraunfelder
Jeannette Chiles
Hood College Art Club
Jim- Cers
Helen Smith
Alice Witter
Inez Dunnick
Miss Witter
Lois Kulp
Nola Moore
Reader
Ruth
Isabel Aulenbach
Naomi
Dorothy Warner
Orpah
Helen Gary
Tschakowsky
Call for Reverend Landis Accepts Christ Reformed Pastor Post
Middletown congregation votes unanimously to call Rev. Jacob B. Landis of Fleetwood Pennsylvania as pastor replacing Rev. Dr. George Albert Snyder who left for Ohio. Awaiting Landis decision within a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Reformed Church
Middletown
Jacob B. Landis
Fleetwood
George Albert Snyder
Ohio
Snyder
Landis
Jury Recalled for Appeal in Emmitsburg Injury Case
An appeal of an award to William Shields, injured June 27 1922 at St Joseph's seminary near Emmitsburg, will be heard Tuesday at 10 in Frederick County Circuit Court. Shield’s award of eight dollars weekly was stopped. he now suffers mania depressive psychosis and is confined in Mt Hope Retreat Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Industrial Accident Commission
William Shields
Emmitsburg
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Glenn H. Worthington
Bernard W. Wilson
Marshall O. Boone
William H. Stup
Jonas
Shields
Mt. Hope
Baltimore
Accident Commission
Joan T. Bramble
Emminger
Tdability Rechical
Les Ne N. Cohlentz
W. Clinton McShery
Edward Burke
Jacob Rohrhack
County Tax Bills Due This Year in Frederick County
Frederick County faces 5 791 outstanding tax accounts with 16 031 taxpayers. Of those, 10 020 have paid. delinquents will be published January 1. Most residents settle taxes in December, predicting 900 to 1 300 accounts delinquent at year end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Snook
Frederick County
John W. Loy
Revival Meetings Continue at Calvary Church
Large crowd attends revival services led by Rev Clarence True Wilson with morning and evening preaching. Everart Naftzger directs music and solos. Leaders Bible class appeals raise spirits. Epworth League hosts 6:30 p m service by Miss Catharine Ridenour. Williams to preach nightly. Leaders Day planned for next Sunday. Thanksgiving service set for 10 30 a m with Leaders class meeting that night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
Clarence True Wilson
D. D
Washington
Everart Naftzger
Naftzger
C. A. Galson
Epworth League
Catharine Ridenour
Wiliams
Nafizger
50 Voice
Calvary Church
False reports denied in Sunday son death inquiry
Rev William A Sunday Catholic revival leader learns his son William A Jr mails a telegram denying a Los Angeles police report that George Sunday died by gas inhalation. The message calls the report absolutely false and sends birthday congratulations to the evangelist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Charleston
D. C
William A. Sunday
Los Angeles
George Sunday
George
Billy
George M. Sunday
Frederick native promoted to bishopric in Tokyo
Rev Dr Charles Shriver Reifsnider, longtime Japan missionary and former member of All Saints' parish, was appointed suffragan bishop of Tokyo by the Episcopal Church in Dallas. The Frederick native, president of St Paul’s University Tokyo, described the Japan earthquake in a Frederick address and plans to return to Tokyo to aid rebuilding. He has been a missionary in Japan for 22 years and was recently a guest of Mr and Mrs Thomas B Maynard at the Francis Scott Key Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Shriver Reifsnider
Frederick
All Saints’ Parish
AH Saints’ Church
Reifsnider
St. Paul's University
Tokio
Tokio Foy
Ella Shriver
Japan
Relfsnider
Tokyo
St. Paul’s University
Keifsnider
Thomas B. Maynard
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Maryland Spends 32.15 Per Pupil in Schools
The biennial 1918 1920 education survey shows Maryland expended 32.15 per pupil. Several states paid less while Nevada led with 85.12. Maryland enrollment and high school attendance were weak, with 68 percent enrolled and only 36th in high school attendance. Printed silks described as fabric used for simple forks with a flare hem.
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United States
Bureau of Education
Maryland
West Virginia
Texas
Florida
Louisiana
Virginia
North Carolina
Tennessee
Alabama
Kentucky
Arkansas
Georgia
South Carolia
Mississippi
Nevada
Iowa
Massachusetts
New Jersey
California
New York
Pennsylvania
Death Car Driver Found Not Guilty in Fatal Accident
John W. Haines of New Market died after a January accident on Conduit road Montgomery county near Anglers Club. William C. Gibbs of Great Falls Montgomery county was acquitted in DC federal court of operating a car under liquor influence. Haines aged 4 years 4 months 14 days was buried at Province M E church Kemp Town with family surviving including Fran ces Burns widow and many children. Interment at camatery adjoining the church. Pumphrey Bros Rockville were funeral directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Haines
New Market
William C. Gibbs
Great Falls
Montgomery County
Huet
Haines
Conduit
Anglers’ Club
Gibbs
United States
Charles E. Banson
District of Columbia
Province
M. E. Church
Kemptown
This County
Frances Burns
Emma Phelps
Damascus
Anna Baum
Washington
Hertic Haines
Buckeystown
William
Ernest
Evelyn
Clyde
Lillian
Harvey
Charlotte Haines
Camatery
Pumphrey Bros
Rockville
Bible Class Members of County Visit City School
Largely attended services were held at United Brethren Sunday School and church. Members from Frederick county Laries Bible classes attended from Thurmont Walkersville Myeraville and Middletown. The meeting was arranged by Ladies Bible classes taught by W. C Roderick and Mrs Charles Falk. Rev Wm R Glen led the lesson Jesus a Missionary. Grace G Jones gave the morning address on the Living Christ. Special music featured performances by Mrs James Dubel Mrs John Fisher Hor Ine Myersville Mrs Elsie Hoover and Mrs James Dabel. The Senior C E and Junior C E conducted their meetings. Evening talk by Rev Glen titled Choosing Companions. Otterbein Guild to meet Tuesday with Miss Lavine Morgan. Wednesday prayer meeting W M A in charge. Otterbein Guild cake and candy sale Saturday afternoon in social rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unitedrethren
Laries
United Brethren Sunday Schools
Frederick County
Thurmont
Walkersville
Myeraville
Middletown
W. C Roderick
Charles Falk
Roderick
Renee
Harp
Jesus
Wm R. Glen
James Dubel
John Fisher
Grace G. Jones
Baltimore
Franklin Street
U. B
Uils
Myersville
Elsie Hoover
James Dabel
C. E
Daisy McDonald
Francia Sulcer
Glen
Otterbein Guild
Lavine Morgan
Otterbein Gritd
Better Foreign Outlook Helps New York Stock Market
The Associated Press reports a sharp rally in sterling after a temporary avertal of a France Britain break at the Council of Ambassadors meeting. Short covering boosted stock market gains as call money opened at $7 per cent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Sterling Exchange
France
Great Britain
Council of Ambassadors
Frederick Red Cross enrollment tops in city and county
Frederick city reports nearly 600 members expected to join the American Red Cross for the coming year, boosting the county total above one thousand. Local lists include numerous names such as Mrs. L. Victor Baughman Col. and Mrs. J. Austin Baughman and Rev. and Mrs. Doug Coxoff, among others, with enrollments continuing this week. A separate item notes a postponement of the Leather Trimming: The newest sport suits have much leather trimming about the hem or the pockets and are frequently sold with leather hats to match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
American Red Cross
Frederick County
Red Cross
L. Victor Baughman
Charles H. Conley
J. Austin Baughman
Helen Abels Conley
Martha L. Conley
Victorie Conley
Charles N. Conley
May Clare Conley
Eleanor Brooke Conley
John A. Campbell
J. W. G. Carty
C. Will Fout
Harry Nixdorff
Misa Thelma Nixdorff
J. Smith
Thomas M. Williamson
Julia Williamson
Mary Will'amson
Will Fout
Mary A. Sappington
Mary Eisenhauer
F. B. Sappington
Harry H. Kolb
George M. Gittinger
Carroll H. Hendrickson
R. Amos Hendrickson
John D. Hendrickson
Maude Waters Dutttiar
Louise Sappington
Charles P. Levy
Richard C. Estep
Charles Carty
Walker Carty
James E. Doll
J. Marshall Miller
Agnes Gaither
John Tiatris
Henry Ranbe
F. W. Harnwell
Gaylord Harnwell
Thomas A. Chapline
Miller
Willam D. Zimmerman
Wrank X. Staley
Edward Myers, Jr
William Stanton
George B Delaplaine
J. If Markey
Austrian Finance Chief Possible Replacement for Seipel
Dr Victor Kienboeck, Austrian minister of finance, likely to succeed Chancellor Seipel if he resigns. Dispatches indicate Seipel may quit any day, signaling a possible leadership change in Austria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Kienboeck
Seipel
Coolidge and Johnson Open Chicago Headquarters
The Republican National Committee will choose a convention city next month while tentative hotel reservations for Coolidge and Johnson headquarters have been made. A mid western Coolidge headquarters opens today at the same hotel as the President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Republican National Committee
Coolidge
Johnson
French Cabinet Approves Agreement in Principle Reached Today
Paris November 19 The French Cabinet approved in principle the agreement reached by the Allied Council of Ambassadors on resuming Allied military control in Germany. Poincare reserved on penalties allowing possible independent action if Germany fails to protect the mission. The communique said the cabinet unanimously approved M. Poincare’s attitude in the negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Paris
Alles
Council of Ambassadors
France
Great Britain
Germany
al- Hed Council of Ambassadore
Conla
M. Pelncare
Two Baltimore Banks Merge to Form Atlantic Exchange Bank
The National Exchange Bank and the Atlantic Trust Co both of Baltimore merged today to form the Atlantic Exchange Bank and Trust Co. Combined resources exceed 26 million dollars. Waldo Newcomer becomes chairman of the board and B L Norton is named president of the new institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Baltimore
National Exchange Bank
The
Atlantic Trust Co
Ttle
Atlantic Exchange Bank and Trust Co
Waldo Newcomer
B. L. Norton
Trust Co
Supreme Court Upholds Alien Land Rights Curtailments
Washington November 10 Two more decisions uphold efforts to curtail alien land rights in California and Washington. The court ruled aliens ineligible for citizenship and stock in land owning corporations, and aliens who cannot own or lease land are barred from contracts with landholders for crop division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
California
Supreme Court
al Long
Coolidge Likely to Endorse Mellon Tax Plan in Message
President Coolidge is strongly inclined toward the Mellon tax reduction program and is expected to flatly endorse it in his message to Congress. Administration officials believe such an endorsement would quell Republican opposition to tax revision at the coming session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associlated Press
Washington
Coolidge
Congress
Walton Trial Expected To End This Afternoon
Oklahoma City dispatch reports the impeachment trial of Governor Walton nearing a close with a verdict anticipated late this afternoon or tomorrow. Prosecution to rest after a brief summary of the 16 charges and vote on acquittal or conviction expected at once. Defense table deserted following the governor's withdrawal on Saturday.
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Preau
Oklahoma City
Okla
Walton
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Helen Linton
Pennsylvania Line
Willard Lees
Gammon
MR. Landis
Middletown Reformed Church
State
Calvary M. E
DR. Reifsnider
Jean Constable
Ohio State University
England
Little Hart
County Visit City School
United Brethren Services
N. Y
Hagerstown
Public Service Commission
A. Mason
Ma- Bon
Coolidge and Johnson
Poincare
Atlantis Go Change Bank and Trust Co
Mellon
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