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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1925
Page
1
Mitchell repeats air service fears of flaming coffins
Col William Mitchell testified at court martial that American aviators fly in flaming coffins. He insisted safety has not improved since 1921, noting better training but stricter flying and continued use of dangerous D H aircraft amid questions from Major Guilion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William Mitchell
Allen Guilion
Gullen
Guilion
Col. Mitchell
United States
Great Britain
Italy
County Waivers Frog Hollow Cleanup Call
Washington county officials decline to act on the grand jury recommendation to appoint constables for Frog Hollow. Board president John N. Bower says the situation may require state and federal intervention and greater action than usual to curb moonshining and lawlessness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Board of County Commissioners
Washingto County
Frog Hallow
Circuit Court
Board of Commissioners
Frog Hollow
John N. Bower
Permits to Make Wine Withdrawn Today
Washington reports that prohibition permits allowing households to manufacture up to 200 gallons of wine annually have been withdrawn. The move ends one of the last pre prohibition practices, affecting more than 200,000 permits outstanding. Treasury deems the permits violative of the Volstead Act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
Winsome Weather Turns Warmer After Cold Front
A Washington weather observer notes a sharp cold snap with temperatures dropping to 25 degrees and a high of 39 earlier in the day. Ice forms up to an inch thick overnight as winds shift, then a gradual warming trend resumes in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercury
Washington Weather Observer
Washington
Hood College Campaign Surpasses 284 891 Total Secured
The Hood College Building and Endowment Fund has reached 284 891 in total gifts from all sources. Alumni contributed 68 364 students 80 000 and the Reform Church 25 986. Frederick saw a strong showing Monday night with more expected to boost safety margins. Emory L Cob lentz says the campaign will continue to a successful conclusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood College
Frederick
Hood*College
Reformed Church
Emory L. Coblentz
Rhine lander annullment case ends plaintiff rests
White Plains and White Plains XII reporters note the plaintiff in the Rhinelander annulment case rests after testimony about Alice Jones Rhinelander’s health and appearance. Defense plans to present her account of romance with Leonard Rhinelander. Market news report Bear selling hits shares with General Motors and peers on Nov 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Plains
Rhinelander
Alice Jones Rhinelander
Xii
Leonard Kip Rhinelander
New York
General Motors
United States Steel
Chrysler
U. S
Mack Truck
General Electric
Deny Hard Coal Strike Settlement Discussed
Philadelphia November 24 AP The meeting last night between John L Lewis UMW president and Alvin Markie joint wage center chairman for anthracite miners and operators was of little significance to any settlement of the hard coal strike. Markle is a Jeddo Highland Coal Co stock holder fueling reports of resumed wage talks. Lewis called it a purely dinner engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Alvin Markie
Markle
Jeddo Highland Coal Co
Lewis
Markie
Showers of meteors as Earth passes through comet tails
The earth passed through the remnant of Biela's Comet last night and, unseen except for a meteor shower, a bright but harmless display occurred high above. The comet, a loose cluster of rocks and gases, was dense enough to burn in the upper atmosphere as the Earth plowed through it, leaving luminous cosmic dust drifting downward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Biela
Col John C Coolidge Surfaces After Illness in Plymout
Col John C Coolidge father of the President, previously confined to his Plymout home by heart disease, left his house for the first time in more than a week. He spoke briefly to reporters and posed for photographs, signaling a possible improvement in his condition.
Fire damages Brunswick restaurant and stores in brick building
A fire destroyed fixtures and damaged property in a Greek restaurant inside the William A Beatty building on Potomac Avenue Brunswick with losses around 1500 to 2000 dollars. Firefighters confined the flames to the restaurant. origins undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Beatty
Potomac Avenue
Brunswick
Brunswick Yards
Brunswick Volunteer Fire Department
Morgan employes slain on Glen Cove estate mystery deepens
Police on Long Island review two suspected murders at J. P. Morgan properties. Guard Clayton was shot near the Pennover estate and a Morgan employee Price died mysteriously years earlier after a whiskey discovery. Rum runners and smugglers are suspected in the linked killings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
J. P. Morgan
Glen Cove
Lowry Island
Charles “Clayton
P. C. Pennover
J.P. Morgan
Pennover
Merak Places
Prite
Bloye
Morgan Estate
Long Island Shore
Clayton
Pennoyer
Price
Morgan
Many forfeit collateral in local Police Court
Justice Guy K Motter held a quiet Monday in Police Court as defendants failed to appear and forfeit collateral. Nellie Riggles for drunk and disorderly behavior posted 20 dollars in abstention, James Poser five dollars, Happy Gray five dollars, Harry C Fry two dollars and fifty cents, George Fox and his wife both failed to appear after Fox struck his wife. A warrant may be issued for Fox. Washington readers are told President Coolidge notified John L Lewis that a wage complaint from the United Mine Workers is under consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy K. Motter
Nellie Riggles
Schell
Baltimore and Ohio
James Poser
Salter
Happy Gray
Jacobs
Harry C. Fry
Dronenburg
George Fox
West Fifth Street
Droneburg
Fox
Washington
Coolidge
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Armed Bandits Terrorize Cassopolis in Bank Robbery Attempt
Cassopolis Michigan woke to gunfire as five to ten bandits looted fear and fired on residents for three hours after looting two all night restaurants and binding workers. They cut telephone lines, then fled the town with revolvers firing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cassopolis
Mich
First National Bank
U S Cruiser Denver Ready to Sail for Arica if Needed
Balboa November 24 The U S S Denver has received wireless orders from Rear Admiral Latimer to stand by and sail to Arica Chile if required. The ship coaled yesterday and may depart today. Latimer has been in Arica since August directing the Tachna Arica public library mission aboard his flagship the U S Rochester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balboa
U. S
Denver
Julian Latimer
Arica
Chile
Latimer
U.S. Rochester
Robbers Shoot Policeman and Grab Bank Funds
Five or six robbers held up a bank messenger and guards, shot a policeman in a pistol duel, and fled with about 54 900 in cash from one bank to another. State Police report assignments include LT Baker moving to Annapolis, with William Thompson replacing him. John H Woehle Jr transferring to Glenburnie. and Blizzard reassigned to Westminster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
State Constabulary
LT Baker
Annapolis
Tidroville
Wiliam Thompson
John H Woehle Jr
Westminster
Glenburnie
Blizzard
Washington Boulevard
Fire Bums Across West Sixth Street Killing One and Leaving Ten Homeless
Early morning blaze on West Sixth Street destroyed six houses and damaged nearby properties. Fire officials report six structures burned, with loss estimated at 7000 to 8000 dollars. One resident, Elizabeth Proctor, died from a heart attack amid the alarm. Firefighters faced icy streets and frozen gear as they battled the blaze in 25 degree weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Sixth Street
Word
Joanna Brightwell
F. ¥. Stout
Elizabeth Proctor
Columbus Proctor
Klinehart's Alley
Staub
George Jason
Lester Diggs
Fbot
Jason
Independents
United
Famas
Frederick
Proctor
B. Q. Thomas
George C. Proctor Rucherstown
W. C. Staley
Local Lawyer Admitted to Maryland Court of Appeals
Benjamin Bosenstock of this city was admitted to the practice of law before the Maryland Court of Appeals at Annapolis on November 2. He now has an office in room 4 of the Pythian Castle building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Bosenstock
Maryland Court of Appeals
Annapolis
Rosenstock
Pythian Castle Building
Fighting Editor Named to United States Senate
Gerald P. Nye, a fighting editor and staunch Non Partisan League advocate from Cooperstown North Dakota, was appointed to the U S Senate at 33 after Governor Spryll faced pressure over a vacancy. Nye, who built a weekly paper in Billings County at 21, vowed to run in the June election despite questions over the governor’s appointment power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooperstown
N. D
Gerald P. Nye
United States Senate
Billings County
Enre
League
Nye
Faith Log Paper
Ladd
Sprlle
Monday Musicales Meet at Clarke Place Residence
The Monday Musicales gathered at Mrs. Richard P. Rosy’s Clarke Place home for an evening of modern music study. Miss Ethel McNutt spoke on new ideas and composers while a detailed program featured solo and ensemble pieces performed by club members with new member Mrs. N. L. Lea joining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard P. Rosy
Clarke Place
Reis
Ethel McNutt
Clinka
Balakarev
Stravinsky
Schonberg
Rimsky-Korsakov
Richard Strauss
Goodssens
Ross
Crrs Scott
Sherman P. Bowers
Sjogren
Rose Bi
If Saints Church
Court Street
Joseph Dries
Marshall Etchison
Also Mentioned on This Page
AIR Service
America
Frederick County Auditors
Maryland Public Laws
DeWitt T. Free
Wallace R. Beall
C. L. Munichour
Montevue
Mary
Spencer
Stull
J. D English
Bruce Murdoch
Clarence M. Phleeger
Hanks
Murdoch
Preeger
Ruth Trout
Board of Education
Grace Iuglish
Monterne
Ne Puditars
John W. Hotter
Roscoe PL Brown
Warren F. Tadderar
Frank Mf Sinvens
Rarnlay Moe
Antal
WSAA
Gearra TY Smith
R. Bruce Murdoch
U.S
State
Charles J. F., Miller
H. Dorsey Etchison
Eeals
Court House
Public Health Department
Maryland Tuberculosis Association
Gus M. Nicklas
Wagener
Newman
Garber
Federated Charities Nurse
Breiswick
Libertytown
Myersyltle
Pauline Fr. Michael
Tuberculosis Association
State Health Department
State Association
Claiborne
Frederick County
Michael
Cassopolis, Mich
Gerald P
NYB
London
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