Jewelry thefts across states tied to Frederick case
Police traced thefts to a group linked to Pennsylvania, Virginia and Maryland locations. Detectives linked hotel registers in Greensbor o and Frederick to suspects C K Irons and C X Kinz, with a Hupmobile and Pennsylvania plates. A $1,000 reward was offered as officers pursue the four registered at Hotel Frederick on October 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atez
Frederick
Tim
Las den Jewty
Atchmond
Veererdar A. St. Fox
Pennsylvania
Morrisburg
Wes
Littleton C. Fost Church Street
Greens
Mountain City
Otel Frederick
Fred‘ick
J. W. Apple
Hood College
Richmond
Greensboro
D. C
Virginia
Penneslvania
Crowfiel
College
Kinz
Ted
Woodero
Aplaine
Bird Doo
Wasiron
DuPont declares extra dividend and local fire truck delivery
DuPont de Nemours announces an extra dividend totaling 4.23 per share payable quarterly with a 10 par value stock base. Frederick city pays 10,000 and Citizens wider and Truck Co 1,564 toward a recently delivered 73 foot aerial ladder by Ahrens Fox Fire Engine Co. reps Charles K Wood and Walter Beait commend Frederick officials for selecting the apparatus and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sar Lowe
DuPont de Nemours
Frederick
Ahrens Fox Fire Engine Co
Charles K. Wood
Walter Beait
wrens-Fox Company
Leesburg Bank Burglary Yields $8,000 Theft
Investigators link the Leesburg bank burglary to a break in that netted about $8 000 in cash. Police recovered fingerprints at the scene and searched for a suspect tied to Richmond Avenue. Authorities warn the public as the investigation continues.
Covered Wagon Gang 1 Jailed In Maryland Robberies
In Wilmington Delaware police say two youths Edward Tingle 17 and Fulton Harrington 18 both of Salisbury Maryland led a string of robberies by the so called covered wagon gang. Nearly $10 000 in bonded liquor clothing jewelry razors perfumery revolvers rifles and cigars were found at their arrest location. Police link the pair to 48 robberies across Maryland and Virginia and to eight railroad station heists. Suspects tied to two unsolved killings near Sussex county may join the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Del
James Clare
Chester
Edward Tingle
Fulton Harrington
Salisbury
Maryland
Virginia
Sussex County
Greenwood
Mistrial Declared in Kearns Dempsey Suit
Newark New Jersey November 21 defense motion ends third of a million dollar case filed by Jack Kearns against Dempsey after judge warns of possible mistrial. Court disruption cited as factor as Tex Rickard criticized in open court while attorneys describe alleged court interference.
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Newark
N. J
Tack Dempsey
Tex Rickard
Jack Kearns
Dempsey
Runyon
Aig
George L
Tex) Rickard
Kearn
Ja Dempter
Poincifl
Dempser
Jade Rotyon
Area Court
Inn
George L. (Tex
Feslers Court
Iaid Demypser
I Weing
Founder of Mt Airy weekly paper and $2100 fraud case
A man identified as Bilger impersonated a Mt Airy printer and started a weekly newspaper the Mt Airy Press. Three issues were printed with about 400 copies weekly and 25 paid subscriptions. He cashed two checks totaling $2100 from Charles A. Smith and vanished, authorities say. He had prior prison time and investigations continue.
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Ors A
Ms. Airy
Blger
Charles A. Smith
Mt. Airy
St. Michaels, & i
Arax
Mt Airy
Mt .Airy
Bilger
St. Michael's Bark
Maryland
Liberty
Mhout FS
Sunday Services Held at Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
Regular services were held at Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church with large attendance in Sunday school led by Superintendent Casper E. Cline. Leaders Bible class of 123 men met. Geo M. Free presided and Gleon H. McGregor spoke on the Sandgy school lesson. Music included a vocal solo by Mrs Cras. E Hudson and violin by Miss Thebon Mullinix. Rev Dr G Ellis Williams preached both morning and night. Epworth League devotional at 6 30 p m. An important Quarterly Conference meeting was announced for tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Methodist
Thebon Mullinix
G. Ellis Willams
Epworth League
Missionaries Must Be Qualified Warns Dr Grenfell
The speaker argues that many missionaries sent abroad were unqualified and failed to serve effectively. He urges leveraging graduates and available aid from leading institutions to ensure proper preparation, citing Grenfell’s own resolve and the impact of disciplined service in Labrador and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bart
Baat
Omer
Labrador
London
Witred O 'Grenfell
Dr. Kieffer Addresses Frederick Ministers Meeting
Rev. Dr. H L A Kieffer spoke on The Land of Our Saviour at the Frederick County Ministerial Association gathering. He highlighted Gethsemane Mount of Olives and the Well of Samaria during a talk about his Holy Land trip. The session was led by Rev. William C Day with 65 attendees at luncheon in the Francis Scott Key Hotel.
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H. L. A. Kieffer
Frederick County
MG. A
Kiefer
Garden
Gethsemane
Mount of Olives
Samaria
Holy Land
Willam C. Day
Middletown
Francis Scott Key Heet
H. C. Erdman
A. L. G. Kieffer
A. RK. Snedegar
R. C. Maxwell
C. H. Schull
Henry C. Kraft
C. W. Hess
G. W. Kerstetter
R. L. Mowbray
Chas. E. Webler
Jobo
Adams
Cyril J. Hoover
W. C. Day
F. Tobler
C. W. Walck
J. M. DeChant
Benson
Airy
Grace Sdéckton
R. F. Main
W.C Royal
W- B. Werner
C. E. Dudrear
Cha
Grace Reformed Sunday School Sees High Attendance Note
Grace Reformed Church reports strong Sunday School turnout with many classes at 105 per cent. The Builders' Bible Class was addressed by Byrox A. Wine Tener. The morning sermon titled Thanksgiving was delivered by Rev. Chalmers W Walck. A solo was sung by Mrs Alfred W Garter.
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Grace Reformed Sunday School
Byrox A. Wine
Chalmers
W Walck
Alfred W. Garter
Womans Missionary Society
Tc Chares
Levi Wesker
Peater
Ry Vail
Jenior
Altar Guild
Faith
Weekend trip to Washington noted by Carter party
Mire ma Carter and Louis spent the weekend in Washington to see Maryland. On Saturday Carter and her companions Mr and Mrs Donald Murray returned to the city. Miss Rath Smith and Mr James spent the day at the Cul residence.
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Carter
Louis
Wet Street
Washington
Maryland
Donald Murray
Rath Smith
James 1
Cul
Coolidge May Move to End Coal Strike
President Coolidge promised a delegation of coal miners he would confer with Labor Secretary Davis to decide on a possible conference with miners and operators in Pennsylvania Ohio and West Virginia. The AFL and UMW leaders urged a congressional investigation into alleged railroad price suppression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Coolidge
Davis
Labor Department
Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
William Green
American Federation of Labor
John Lewis
United Mine Workers
Ila Sult
Green
Blee and Grey hockey ends in a tie at Hood College
A hard fought morning game ended 55 all between the Blee and Grey teams at Hood College. The Grey team showed strong teamwork in the first half while the Blues were sharper later with swift plays as season closes.
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Hood College
Greys
Jens
Bard
Grey
Rike
Hartock
Taror
Veces Nixdorf
Tattenstein
Goenther
Kehml
Cleland - Daria
Pricier
Sahaate
Steeed
Tteriods
Palenm
Perty
Mies Aiice Doacr
Wagner Clar Josepha Emory Wage Wedding at Walkersville
Wagner Clar Josepha Emory Wage and Eigle B Chay Walker were married at Walkersville on a Saturday in a ceremony conducted by a local minister. Details on the wedding party and reception are not fully clear from the OCR text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagner
Clar Josepha Emory Wage
Eigle B. Chay
Walker
Walkersville
Satferngon
Martial Law in Colorado Coal Fields Follows Mine Deaths
In Denver on November 23 AP reports three strikers killed and many injured as state police clash with rioters at the Columbine Mine of Rocky Mountain Fuel. Governor Adams orders martial law and calls Colorado National Guard after deadly violence at northern Colorado coal fields.
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Denver
Pirat
Hood
Catorado
Pate Polvemen
Col. Yindiie
Rocky Mountain Fuel Company
Omotes
W. H H. Adminis
Colorado National Guard
Columbine
Colorado
Rocky Mountain Feel Company
Toe Mine
Louis N. Schert
State Law, Enforcement Department
Schert
Aoe Uferts
W. N. Adams
Reading Papers No Barrier to Jurymen
Baltimore dates report that reading newspapers did not excuse jurors in the trial of Charles B. Causey for the killing of Altter K. Walker. Judge Man tout emphasized that news reading would not disqualify a juror and that qualified jurors should be chosen despite local papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Wallker
Sprains, Jr
Winia
Supreme Court Upholds Race Segregation of Children
State laws mandating race based segregation in public schools were upheld as valid by the Supreme Court in a Mississippi case. The decision involved a Chinese father challenging school policy, with references to local officials and a notable regional context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasivision
Supreme Court
Mississippi
Dragon's Gift Reported In Indiana Political Case
A report notes a ceremonial gift involving a necklace to Mr. Arthur Stobiuses at a site linked to Senator Hobinaos in Madana. The matter ties to a grand jury investigation into political corruption in Indiana, with details emerging after proceedings in Indienapords concluded.
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Arthur Stobiuses
Giliowe
Hobinaos
Madana
Stepheheon
Xu Klux Khia
da Diang
Hobitses
Grand Jury
Indienapords
Indiana
State teachers meet this week in Baltimore
A large representation from Frederick County is expected at the 60th annual Maryland State Teachers Association meeting in Baltimore on November 25 and 26. Delegates include Lloyd Palmer and Chester G. Clem with other Frederick educators. Sessions cover agriculture, home economics, and library topics with noted speakers from Cleveland and Washington.
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Sredorek County
Maryland State Teachers’ Association
Baltimore
Hmely
Frederick
Lloyd Palmer
Chester G. Clem
Washington Street
Frederick County
Buoder
Southers
Warren Avedss
Wiltem Street
Henry Turcer Batley
Cleveland School of Art
Joan Huntington Polyclinic Institute
Cleveland
Ohio
Henry Scrzalo
Bscallia- Washington
Samuel M. North
G. Lloyd Palmer
J. H. Apple
Maryland
Fm Semphis
T2an
Harry M. McDonald
Sliss Martha Thomas
Hood College
Dr. Apple
Hood College Hood Vespers Features Sir Wilfred Grenfell
Sir Wilfred Thomason Grenfell, medical missionary and writer, spoke at Hood College vespers on Sunday. He urged excellence in learning and recounted Arctic adventures with the people of Sagrador amid harsh winters and scarce supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Wilfred Thomason Grenfell
Hood College
Wilfred
Sagrador
Sir Wilfred
Herry T. W. Lading
Smart
Supreme Court Upholds Board of Tax Appeals Ruling
The Supreme Court affirms the Board of Tax Appeals’ decision reviewing war profits tax assessments by the Commissioner of Internal Revenue. The case, brought by a criminal defendant, centers on 1917–dated profits and the legality of the tax in question amid numerous applications and claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board OF Tax Appeals
Supreme Court
Tee Board of Tay
Settioumt Madic
Commissioner of
Internal Revenue
Preme Court
Zerit Azainst Tee
Man in Critical Condition After Urbana Shooting
Joseph Ricketts, about 23, shot at his wife and child in Urbana then wounded himself in the chest, left lung pierced by a 38 calibre bullet. He was taken to Frederick City Hospital in critical condition. Sheriff Redarick and Urbana authorities investigated. many details remain unconfirmed.
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Joseph Ricketts
Frederick City
Ricketts
Laurwace Rickets
Rockville
Mise Cecelia Knott Danehtan
Mee
We A. Knott
Urbana
Ae Knott
Knott Bowme
William Redarick
Rickette
Mamee Dere
Owls at Church United Brethren Women's Day Services
An early 1900s United Brethren church event details the annual Women's Day at Cettematel Memedtal United Brethren Church with Rev W. Strite. Activities included Sunday School, choir performances, and Endeavor sessions. Evening worship featured an owl attendance and a sermon on Where Are the Nise, plus local plans for the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cettematel
Memedtal
United Brethren Church
W. Strite
Banday
Jennie Sealdent
Women's Society
Nathan
Bait Parsons
Grace Bummelvaugh Sponselier
Kingdom of Rac Ae
Glenn
Tarber
Thomas Mise
Florence Elgenbrode
Summera
Rleren
Per quiGe
Saclay
Jonior
Mise Betts Armstrong
Ordak
Tastor
Chait
Wastur
Mente
Otterbein
Mariba Baker
East Street
Thesdas
TAS
Sym . Xchoa
Welnes
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Oikers
North Carolina
Leesburg Bank
Oerade Margare
Leesburg
Richmond Far
Kearns
Ringer
Piar
Conti
Libe
Justus B. Atkinson
NEW Paper
Mt.airy
Paul F. Bilger
Thoree
Edie Maud
Calvary M. &. Church
New York
U.S. G. Rapp Wall
Latheran Church
Latheran
Chirch
W. T. Grenfell
Ratademi
Ube
Wilfred Thomason Rental
Order of St. Michael and St. George
Osingte
Ubis
Kentel
Newfouundland
Great Britain
Americm
Hie Kang
Mab
Asia
Tre
Grenfell
DR. Kieffer
Eve Percety
Lumchean
Hera
Grace Reformed Church
Lewis
York Central
Glee and Gray
J. W. W. Caneo
Henda Grange
J. Taber
Columbus
Dragon's Gift
Lo Se Weil
Sir Witfred Grenfell
Fred T Tubiic
Grace Bras
Fiyer
iCyinn
Baedre
Trouble
Gable
George Ricketts
Buliet
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