Mystery letters read in Rhinelander case court
In White Plains New York the court read two long letters from 1922 about pre marital relations between Leonard Rhinelander and Alice Beatrice Jones. The letters were read amid tight security with most spectators removed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhinelander
White Plains
Rhinelander Arniment
Cliff
San Francisco
Alice Beatrice Jones
Leonard Kip Rhinelander
Isaac N. Mills
Young Rhinelander
Childrens Banks Loot for Thieves in Yellow Springs
Two small banks used by children to save pennies netted a thief about 8 dollars when he broke into Charles Bender's home in Yellow Springs Saturday night. The robbery was reported to Sheriff Ingomar Albaush Sunday, prompting an investigation with Deputy Wertenbaker. Doors and a window were found open and two banks taken. A wrist watch and other jewelry were left. Deputies Cram and Radcliff questioned a man but obtained no definite information.
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Charles Bender
Yellow Springs
Ingomar W. Albaush
W. Oo. Wertenbaker
Charles W. Cram
Horace Radcliff
Personal News From Brunswick and Surrounding Areas
Miss Adeline Thomas of Ursinus College visited her parents in Brunswick for several days. Mrs Hoffmaster and daughter Marty of Hagerstown spent the weekend with Mrs Geo Swank in Brunswick. Mr Clyde Compton of Brunswick, ill and hospitalized in Lexington Virginia, was moved to Emergency Hospital in Washington DC for treatment. Mrs J Harry Grove returns from Baltimore. Mrs Snively Spangier of Frederick visits her parents in Waynesboro. Miss Edna Esterly of East Sixth street weekended in Hagerstown. Dr Kline improving. Rev Dr Marion J Kline, former Brunswick pastor, returns to Altoona to resume duties at First Lutheran Church. Visitation Academy notes Thanksgiving holidays begin Wednesday noon. Exterior of Convent and Academy bone painted. Firemen receive 50 dollars from George Arnold of Burkinsville for services after home fire. In 118 Fran imported more pig iron from Germany than exported to the country. A stray remark about a color hint and a distorted line appear in the damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adeline Thomas
Ursinus College
Collegetown
A. A. Thomas
Brunswick
Hoffmaster
Marty
Hagerstown
Geo. P. Swank
Clyde Compton
Lexington
Washington & Lee University
Washington, D. C
J. Harry Grove
West Second Street
Baltimore
Snively Spangier
Frederick
Charles Gonso
Waynesboro
Edna Esterly
East Sixth Street
Kline
Mar_ jon J. Kline
Colorado
Altoona
First ‘Lutheran Church
Shenandoah Court Testimony On Gas Manifold Closure
Aviation chief rigger Arthur Carlson testified before the Shenandoah naval court that Lieutenant Bauch advised withholding facts until asked. Carlson said about 15 minutes before breakup he closed the midship gas manifold used to equalize helium in 18 cells, acting on his own initiative as the airship pitched up.
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Washington
Arthur BE. Carlson
Shenandoah
Shenandoah Naval Court
Bauch
Carlson
Lakehurst
Mechanical bloodhound locates stolen radium in sewer pipe
In St Paul Minnesota a nine inch sewer pipe hid a tiny radium tube worth eight thousand six hundred dollars. Professor Henry A Erikson of the University of Minnesota used ionization chamber detectors attached to electric scopes to trace the radium through sewers from the hospital. After six weeks of search the detectors led to the tube two inches from a mark Erikson had placed on the pipe.
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St. Paul
Minn
Navy
Henry A. Erikson
University of Minnesota
Mma
Steamship Lusher Runs Aground Near Cuba
Reports from New York indicate the steamer Lusher ran aground today at Punta de Maternitios Cuba. The vessel contacted the naval radio station at Port au Prince Haiti and wireless calls picked up last night could not be identified.
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New York
Lusher
Punta de Maternitios
Cuba
Port Au Prince
Haiti
Briand Accepts Doumergue Order to Form New Cabinet
Paris November 23 AP Briand foreign minister provisionally accepts President Doumergue's order to form a new cabinet.
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Briand
France
Paris
Doumergue
Oder
Market reacts to rise in oil and tobacco stocks
New York November 23 AP reports weakness in special stocks was ignored as the market gained on news of a price rise from 10 to 29 a barrel in Pennsylvania oil and aggressive trading in tobacco and merchandise shares. Call loans renewed at 4 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pennsylvania
Call Lang
Church Notices Publication Deadline Reminder
The News reminds church notices must reach the office by six o'clock Friday evening to be published the next day. Notices received after the deadline may be omitted.
Low Fines Put In State Auto Law Violations
The report by Col. E. Austin Baughman shows statewide auto law fines for the week ending November 18 totaled 3383.70, well below normal. Frederick and Ridgeville records include fines for speeding, license issues, and reckless or irresponsible operation, with several licenses denied or revoked.
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E. Austin Baughman
Frederick
Ridgeville
R. E Butler
Claude L. Crampton
Ashton L
John Joy
William Lyles
Witham Shields
Edward Grown
Norman G. Harrison
Gordon Smith
Howard Warner
Sylvester Brown
North Bentz Paireets
William Shields
Boyds
Litelytown
Twenty Held in Attempt to Flog West Virginian
Twenty alleged Royal Riders of Mystery members were arrested by Sheriff Crimper and deputies near Pinnacle Rock W Va in a plan to whip a man. Thirteen men greeted deputies at Pinnacle Rock while seven were arrested at the organization HQ. Robes charters and paraphernalia were seized. All held for court Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield
W. Va
Royal Riders of Mystery
Crimpecker
Pinnacle Rock
Here
Organization
Man Held In Connection With Burning Of Children
Levy Lucas, bandaged and jailed in Hinton West Virginia, and Mrs Pearl Raynes face charges linked to the fire that killed two Lucas children and son of Mrs Raynes. Lucas insists on his innocence, blaming neighborhood gossip. The two rooms cabin burned Saturday. Mrs Lucas survived, aided by friends.
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Hinton
W_ Va
Levy Lucas
Four Bombings In Chicago Leave One Fatally Injured
Four bombing incidents hit Chicago on Sunday with one man fatally injured. Homes of police officers active in enforcing prohibition were targeted. a coffee shop was hit injuring Mrs Sophie Storeck. A tire shop bombing was blamed on labor troubles.
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Chicago
Sophie Storeck
Attempted Swindle In City Leaves Two Suspects At Large
Police hunt two colored swindlers after an attempt on Calvin Swann on West Patrick street at 11 30 this morning. A second man claimed a found pocketbook with a hundred dollar bill and promised to verify identity, then asked Swann for cash before Swann alerted Chief Walsh and Officer Bartig.
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Calvin Swann
Karl Jacobson
Swann
WestPatrick Street
Walsh
Bartgig
Maryland Faces Record Auto Fatalities Surge
Maryland records show 15 deaths from motor vehicle crashes in the past week, nine in Baltimore, with 109 deaths since January 1 and 244 for the year. Commissioner Baughman orders thorough investigations. Police Commissioner Gaither urges public cooperation, noting pedestrians often ignore approaching traffic.
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Maryland
Baughman
iGaither
Baltimore
Surprise Wedding Joins Manzella Saman and George Stockman
A surprise wedding occurred Saturday evening November 21 at 7 oclock at the bride’s home. Mrs Manzella Saman and George S Stockman were united in marriage by Rev. Robert Le Lang of St Pauls Lutheran, Jefferson. The couple will reside near Jefferson.
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Manzella Saman
George S Stockman
Robert le Lang
St Paul's Lutheran Church of Jefferson
Vrs Stockman
Jefferson
Accidents Heard At Court In Brunswick Yards
Hearings on industrial accidents were held at the court house before Commissioner George L Eppler. G M Inglefield of Brownsville Washington county injured June 10 at Baltimore and Ohio R A Brunswick yards while lifting a handcar, pinned by handcar axle, months off work. Willam Shaffer of Brunswick broke leg after scaffolding collapse at Iygela Ice and Coat Company plant. June incident. Shaffer represented by W Clinton McSherry. company by Aiken of Maryland Casualty Co.
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Court House
George L. Eppler
State Accident Commission
G. M. Inglefield
Brownsville
Washington County
Brunswick Yards
Baltimore and Ohio R. A
John
Newnan
Stoner
Storm
Eppler
Willam Shaffer
Brunswick
Iygela Ice and Coat Company
Shaffer
W .Clinton McSherry
Mr. Aiken
Maryland Casualty Company
Baltimore
Cancer Meeting Announced in Baltimore Hall
An event in Oster Hall at the Medical and Chirurgical Faculty building Baltimore on December 18 at 8 20 pm will feature Dr George A Soper and Dr Francis Carter Wood among speakers The Maryland cancer committee chairs Dr Thomas S Cullen and Dr Joseph C Bloodroad organized the meeting which will cover cancer research diagnosis and treatment The session follows controversy over a cabled statement about cancer serum by Dr Hastings Gilford of London and Dr Bloodroad comments denying a general serum for cancer.
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Oster Hall
Baltimore
Thomas E. Johnson
Maryland Cancer Committee
George A. Soper
American Society For the Control of Cancer
Europe
Andj
Barnard
Francis Carter Wood
Cancer Research Institute of
Columba University
New York
Thomas S. Cullen
Joseph C. Bloodroad
Bloodroad
Hastings Gilford
London
Ploodrood
Farape
Noel to Die in Electric Chair Early New Year
Tison W Nosl the kidnapper and slayer of six year old Mary Daly of Montclair was sentenced to die in the electric chair during the week of January 1 for the murder of Raymond Pierce a taxi driver near Montclair whose car he used in abducting the child. Postmaster Spitzer Brunswick announced Howard F Moijer street was awarded the mail contract for the route between the post office and Brunswick stations. After two years an engagement ends.
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Ar Tison
Mary Daly
Montclair
Raymond Pierce
Fhe
Moler
Spitzer
Brunswick
Howard F. Moijer
A, Street
Post Ofice
Frederick County Board balks at Hood College gift request
The Frederick County Board of Commissioners refused a $1,000, 000 request toward Hood College Endowment, citing lack of legal authority. Delegation argued for $100,000 county share to reach a $300,000 target. The board favored private contributions and warned against public funding creating a precedent, while noting it backs campaign success and may contribute personally.
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Board of County Commission
Hoot College
Campagn
Frederick County
Hood College
Frederlck
Frederick
Chicago auto death toll hits new year high at 706
Chicago reports 706 traffic fatalities in 1925, the highest annual toll on record. Last week alone 18 deaths in the city. Across ten Midwest states, Ohio led weekly deaths with 29, while Illinois had 20 and Indiana 12. Other causes include air, tire, drowning, and poison incidents.
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Chicago
Ohio
Illinois
Indiana
Missouri
Oklahoma
Minnesota
South Dakota
Kansas
North Dakota
Traveling man commits suicide at Baltimore police HQ
A man found with a card reading T. M. Reilly of Westinghouse Electric Company Detroit killed himself with a pistol before Police Captain Burns at the detective headquarters in Baltimore. He had been arrested in connection with a robbery of a fur dealer on Eutaw Street.
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Baltimore
T. M. Reilly
Westinghouse Electric Company
Detroit
Mich
Burns
Eutaw Street
Sickness and injuries headline local hospital updates
Mr Orville Amick, a clerk at the Francis Scott Key Hotel, spent the weekend at home in Beatford due to illness. Mrs S Rose Branswick, recently ill, was moved to Frederick City Hospital for treatment. Mrs Claude Porter, daughter of Mr and Mrs C S Nicodemus, suffered a severe cut and injury when a window sash shattered. Dr AG Horine, Branswick’s physician, underwent hand surgery at Frederick City Hospital and is recovering. Mr James A Waln of North Market Street has been receiving treatment at Frederick Diet Hospital for months and is improving. The piece ends noting the first public train opening in September amid traffic chatter.
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S. Rose
Branswick
Trederick City Hospital
Claude Porter
C. S. Nicodemus
Al“G. Horine
Brans
Wicks
Frederick City Hospital
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Mr. Davis
Nan
Thinelander
Avi
Moscow
Col
Alexander Martynoff
Newspec
Finley J. Shepard
Childrens’ Banks
Sheriff
Brunswick Volunteer Fire Comppany
George Arnold
Burkinsville
Im J
Fran
Germany
Aviation
New Advocate
Henry Leonard
Paul Foles
Shenandoah Tepntt
Inqmry
Foles
Zachary Lansdeans
Avsid Ie
White House
Sharman
Colloidge
American Farm Bureau Federation
Dia
West
Girls’ Friendly Society of
Leggers
Casa Treg
Sia Ivfar
Commissioner Eppler
Cancer
Noel
Indi
Middle Western States
Orville Amick
Francis Scott Ker
Beatford
Sept
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