Democrats Report Fight Costs in Frederick County Election
Frederick county campaign spending totals from a combined filing by Edward J. Smith, treasurer, and David C. Winebrenner III, with F Ross Myers for the Winebrenner for Congress Club. Receipts exceed disbursements by a small margin, but overall expenses mount to about 6,234 dollars. donors include Edward J. Smith and numerous local residents and professionals from Frederick, plus state central committee funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick county
Edward J. Smith
Democratic County Central Committee
David C. Winereaner
Congress
F. Ross Myers
Congress Club
Mr. Smith
Edward J Smith
Ralph Brownine
John Hershey
Laphel G. Duvall
Herbert &. Schroeder
Austin Baughman
L. Victor Baughman
Ezra D. Hoffman
David C. Winebrenner
John S. Renn
William J. Grove
Roy S. Schroeder
Rosely E. Lighter
James H. Grove
Robert EF. Lt Putman
Guy K. Motter
D. P. Buckey
Leslie XN. Coblentz
HL EK Delauter
Rev. L MM. Motter
J. BH. Gambrillori
EL Charles Renn
George J. Ross
Charles B. Staley
Charles Bertheimer
Paul L Payne
Frank L. Stoner
S. A. Lewis
C. H. Conley
Albert A. Schroeder
Louis C. Etchison
Charles W. Smith
August T. Bruss
Lewis F. Lochner
Riley Eitchison
Mollie Zimmerman
John T. Best
C. Will Four
Mollie Eisenhauer
Abunie Cockerly
Charles C. Waters
Franklin B. Smith
Alice Mcp. Smith
Cornell Potts
Louise Potts
Richard Potts
Alfred W. Gaver
Mary S. Maulsby
Adton Y. Bennett
Roscoe P. Brown
Charles J. Miller
Bruce Murdoch
Michael Passaro
Philp R. Winebrenner
John Francis Smith
Fred Main
L. EB. Mullinix
Willam A. Siem
George Edward Smith
W. Clingan M McSherry
P. Bowers
B. O. Thomas
Harry Grove
Pauline McCardell
Cyrus Gambrill
Ruth Renn
Mildred Jengle
Elizabeth Heck
Robert Cramer
Richard P. Ross
Marion Green
William Fisher
William Jones
Central Trust Co
Smith
Mr Winebrenner
Albert C. Ritchie
J. H. Gambrill Jr
Bettie MI. BR. Bouldin
D. C. Winebrenner
G. Nantz Besant
Jenna F. Walsh
William D. Byron
John if Dennis
J. Harry Kennedy
F. W. Harmwell
John P. Baer
J. Andrew Cochll
E. McClure Bowzer
Fuller Barnard Jr
George F. Cushwa
Walter E. Sinn
Francis H. Erner
Roger R. Rice
Robert N. Baer
John W. Grove
Mr. Wilson
Winebrenner-For-Congress Club
J. A. Gambrill, Jr
Teyser Etchison
Misses Potts
Cramer Noah EL Cen
Elmer R Sager
Mar
Old B and C engines back for Phineas Davis memorial
Two historic locomotives The York and The Atlantic built by Phineas Davis of York Pa arrive in Frederick from Martinsburg WVa to be shipped to York for the memorial celebration Thursday Elimination of jurors for December term of court follows with 25 named from multiple districts in Frederick County including Buckeystown Frederick Middletown Emmitsburg Urbana New Market Hanvers Petersville Thurmont Walkersville and others.
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York
Phineas ,Davis
Frederick
Phineas Davis
Pennsylvania city
Davis
Washington
Atlantic
Martinsburg
W. Va
Glenn H. Worthington
Menidas
dhe
Buckeyston
Augustus W. Nicodemus, Jr
Grayson E. Palmer
Bion Firestone
Harry E. Chapline
Chris Gan Schade
Charles 8. Collins
Middletown
Daniel R. Keller
Creagerstown
Emmitsburg
George C. Naylor
Catechin
William A. Farsler
Urbana
Luther A. Stang
Liberty
New Market
Charles M. Fox
Hanvers
George W. Hughes
Woodsboro
Greer J. Strine
Petersvile
William E. Borer
Maurice N. Hahn
Jefferson
George H. Smith
Thurmont
William J. Martin
Jackson
Harlean S. Wachtel
Johnsville
Vernon W. Grossnickle
Woodville
James Esworthy
Linganore
Lewistown
William V. E. Long
Tuscarora
Burkittsville
Roy T. Guyton
Ballenger
Wiliam D. Zimmerman
Braddock
Brunswick
H. W. Wood
Walkersville
Joseph H. Nusz
No Paper Thanksgiving Advertisers Informed of No Issue
The News-Post states there will be no issue on Thanksgiving Day. The notice lists many advertisers and donors with varied amounts, totaling 756 dollars in contributions. It also reports printing and advertising disbursements of 2982.15 and a balance of 162.84, with outstanding unpaid accounts of 293.44. The Maryland Democratic fund details show 25,381.81 received and 99.87 percent spent, leaving 3282 or so, per J Enos Ray.
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The
News-Post
Samuel G. eee
George B. McCleery
C. D. Walker
R. Caldwell Home
Migenet ™assaro
R. Frank Sappington
R. Kemp
T. Poole Jones
Frank H. Hedges
McGill Belt
Henry Mussetter
John S. Newman
James H. Grove
William UT. Gaver
Mrs. M. Tine- torward
Haay RR Newcomer
John Ed. Schell
Eleanor M. Johnson
Glenn H. Worthington
Edith RR Scott
Sothoreyn Howard
Robert L. Smith
J. S Hersher
Frank W. Stevens
A. LeRoy McCardell
Euene A. Grove
F. Ross Myers
Lewis A. Rice
William Flord Sicard
James A. Jones
Albert L. Klaaver
J. Windsor Williams
Peter A. Coad
William J. Grove
Henrietta iH. P. Mauisby
Robert L. Shipley
Blanche S. Ross
Thomas
Williamson
E. D. Grove
Annie Mr. Ritchie
Jane M. R. Boyd
Henrietta R. Duvall
Henry Williams
Samuel C. Duvall
Philip R
Noah
Cramer
Charles X. Staley
George S. Bodo Jr
Parsons Newman
Tas- Gambrill
Thomas J. Rearback
fox printing
Maryland
J. Enos Ray
State Central committee
T. Brust
Frederick County
Democratic State Central committee
Ray
E. A. Dolfield
copic
Koretz Arrested in Big Swindle Case
Leo Koretz wanted for land fraud swindling, papers granted in county court. Boretz arrested after a two year worldwide search. reward offered. Koretz fled Chicago with money from illegal land operations. Boretz also detained in Halifax on a mail fraud charge.
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iBy
Associated Press
tion
Leo Koretz
Jim Chicazo
Koretz
Boretz
Chicago
Leo Boretz
Halifax
U. S
Gerraud
Opposition to Government Invasion of Industry in America
In El Pao Texas on November 24 the American Federation of Labor endorsed a stance opposing government intervention in industry and approved continuing efforts to curb injunction use in labor disputes under committee recommendations from the federation's annual convention.
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Associated Press
El Pao
Texas
American Federation of Labor
Germantown Farmer Killed by Runaway Wagon
William Barnsley a 30 year old farmer from Germantown died after a four horse team ran away when a huntsman discharged a gun in nearby woods. The wagon ran over him as cord wood filled the wagon. He died before reaching home. son of the late Samuel Barnsley, survived by his mother Laura Barnsley and three sisters.
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Germantown
William Barnsley
Boyds
Barnsley
Samuel Barnsley
Montgomery county
hisdow
Walter A. White
Laura Barnsley
World Firsts Here Lieutenants Visit Frederick Dinner
World famed pilots Lieutenant Smith and Lieutenant Arnold, who steered the Chicago during a historic world circling flight, were weekend dinner guests of Mrs. Richard Gamibrill on Montevue pike. They traveled to Washington with Stanley Adams of Chicago, son-in-law of Mrs. Gamibrill, after calling Frederick for dinner. The party then continued on to Washington.
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Smith
Arnold
Chicago
Richard Gamibrill
Montevue pike
Arnolds
Washington
Stanley Adams
Gambrill
Frederick
Auto License Plates For 1925 Color Schemes Expanded
Washington dispatch notes 1925 license plates will use varied color schemes by state and vehicle type to improve legibility from a distance. Louisiana leads with seven color plans. list details each state's background and lettering colors, plus district and vehicle distinctions, citing values like horsepower thresholds for minimum and maximum cars.
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Washington
Louisiana
American Automobile Association
District of Columbia
Alabama
Arizona
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
Florida
Georizia
Idaho
Tllinois
Tadiana
Town
Kansas
Kentucky
enimii
Maine
Maryland
freen
Massachusetts
Winnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
ada
Hampshire
New Jersey
New Mexico
New Yo
Two Women Sleuths Enmesh Bootleggers in Westminster
Two young women in Westminster helped expose a bootlegging network, leading to indictments of six men and a woman on twenty charges under Carroll County local option law. Four defendants pleaded in court and paid 1200 dollars in fines plus costs. others had cases postponed due to illness. A taxi driver, Walter Coppersmith, fled before capture. Names of the two women were not disclosed.
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Westminster
Carroll county
Walter Coppersmith
Carrell county
Carrel county
Theodore F. Brown
Trey
Trey learned all about the rendezvous for the etchanse of Hquor
Moner
crand
George Licht
shore
rank
Finksburg
Vernon Chrest
Walter C. Weimert
Manchester road
James Smith
Cleveland Newgeeker
Welter Coppersmith
Canal to Reopen Through Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
canal to reopen after floods along the Potomac river valley. the project faces delays from three floods that damaged sections and disrupted progress. remaining salvage work and funding are under review as engineers assess repairs and next steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Potomac river
Jast cariye
SID ragyese praritianeg
Mion
Kew Normal School Contracts for Salisbury Opening
State boards approve contracts for erecting buildings to open Salisbury Normal School on September 1, 1923 and authorize additions to the Colored Normal School at Bowie. Contracts total 770.86 under the 205,000 1924 construction loan. render due next August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury Normal School
State Board of Education
Board of Public Works
Governor Ritchie
William S. Gordy
John M. Dennis
Colored Normal School
Bowie
Henry M. Fitzhugh
Albertt Cceck
William J. Holloway
Salisbury
Egyptian Cabinet Quits and British Actions in Egypt
Cairo reports the Egyptian cabinet led by Zaghlul Pasha resigning to King Fuad as British troops move to Alexan draining the Sudan. Sir Lee Stack’s assassination sparks crisis. Ziwar Pasha named caretaker premier in a bid to ease tensions. The British demand evacuation of Sudan and protection measures prompt military measures including ships dispatched to the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Cairo
Egypt
Zagioul Pasha
Fuad
Ziwar Pasha
Senate
Lord Altenby
Zaglou
Alexandria
Lee Stack
Sudan
Services for Mrs Warren G Harding Planned in Marion
Ohio city prepared for the last scene in the life of Mrs Warren G Harding widow of the late President. The body to be moved at 2 pm along the same route as the funeral cortege to Marion cemetery. Services at Epworth Methodist Church at 1:30 pm led by Rev Swan. Guard of 23 soldiers to escort the body with 100 more from Fort Hayes. Marion shut down for mourning.
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Associated Press
Marion
Ohio city
Warren G. Harding
Mirs
S. J. Longshore
Epworth Methodist Episcopal church
aes Swan
Fort Hays
Columbus
Coolidge
Emmitsburg Merchant R L Annan Dies in Hospital
Robert Lewis Annan a prominent Emmitsburg merchant and son of a well known family died in Warner Hospital Gettysburg after an operation for appendicitis. He was about 44 and survived by brothers Isaac M and Edgar L Annan and several sisters. Funeral services to be held at his home with Rev B Lewis Hichee officiating and burial in Presbyterian cemetery.
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Robert Lewis Annan
Paes
Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
Mr. Annan
Emmits bars
Missouri
Isaac M. Annan
eeemer
Isaas
M. Annan
Emmitsburg
Edgar L. Annan
Baltimere
Helen
Annan
Hampton
N. J
Anna Cook
Bethlehem
Rodners Burton
Germantown
T. E. Zi
C. A. Horner
New York
Andrew Annan
Emmitsburz
Seaas
o'colek
B. Lewis Hichee
pasetor
the
Reformed church
Presbyterian cemetery
Presbyterian churcc
Oversubscribe big loan to France in 45 minutes
New York November 24 substantial over subscription of the 160 million dollar French loan offered today through a nation wide syndicate led by J P Morgan Company was announced when the books closed forty five minutes after the opening.
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FRANCE
Associated Press
New York
J. P. Morgan & Co
25 Stocks Attain New Peak Prices in Market Rally
New York November 24 The roaring stock market showed broad gains with around twenty five separate issues reaching new peak prices for the year including ten rails. Strong buying in the St Paul and tobacco issues was tempered by selling in American Can United States Cast Iron Pine Rock Island and several others. Early trading benefited from cotton and tobacco sector strength and higher regional fuel costs drew attention along the Atlantic coast. Call money renewed at 2 3 4 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
yamning
St. Paul
New England
Atlantic
Chaplin Headed to Mexico on Seeming Marriage Plan
Los Angeles dated dispatches report Charles Chaplin, the motion picture comedian, traveling via Yuma Arizona toward Guaymas Mexico to marry his leading woman Lita Grey. He refused to discuss marriage rumors though acknowledged travel to Mexico for a business trip.
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associated press
Los Angeles
Charles Chaplin
Mexico city
Cuavmas
Lita Gres
Yuma
Ariz
Guaymas
Chanlin
Miss Grey
Mexico
Ucation
Fellowship Meeting of Reformed Men in Jefferson Church
A fellowship meeting of all the county men of the Reformed denomination was held at the Reformed church in Jefferson led by Rev. G F E Plott. The session at 2 pm formed the basis for an organization of Fred i county men of the Reformed arch with speeches from A LeRoy McCardell Fenton Harris Emory J Coblentz Rev Chalmers W Walck Rev Ernest W Brindle Adamstown Rev Walter R Hartzell Wi and John Souder Brans Two hundred men attended the gathering summoned by the Jefferson church consistory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reformed church
Jefferson
G. FE. Plott
Sumlay
Fredi county
Reformed arch
A. LeRoy McCardell
Fenton Harris
Emory J. Coblentz
Chalmers W. Walck
Ernest W. Brindle
Adamstown
Walter R. Hartzell
John Souder
Brans
econsistory
Jeerson church
Fairchild Former Treasurer Head Dies in Cazenovia
Charles O. Fairchild Sr former Secretary of the Treasury under President Cleveland died suddenly at his home in Cazenovia New York on November 24. The veteran public servant was aged and served in financial offices during the Cleveland administration. His death marks the end of a long career in state and national government.
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FAIRCHILD
Associated Press
Cazenovia
N.Y
Charles 8. Fairchild Sr
the Treasury
Cleveland
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United States
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South Bouldin street
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