Colored defendant jailed for robbery near Maryland line
Robert Smith, about 23, colored, convicted of entering and stealing jewelry from Charles W. Zimmerman on East Patrick street extended and sentenced to 18 months in the Maryland Penitentiary. Maria Ridgely, colored, guilty of larceny but sentence suspended. Other cases include a 18 year old colored youth sent to reform school for statutory breaking and Milton Hicks found not guilty on bastardy. Court adjourned to Friday morning.
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Robert Smith
Urner
Worthington
Maryland
Smith
Charles W. Zimmerman
East Patrick Street
E. A. James
Joseph Harrison
Clouse of Correction
Wren
Chelteilam
Car 1Ville Alexander
Sam’s Creek
Frederick-Carroll County
Buckey
Maria Ridgely
Fannie Madery
Franty Key Council observance marks 29th anniversary
The Franty Scott Key Council No 48 U A M gathered for its 29th anniversary with strong attendance. State Treasurer John W Falk urged renewed participation, and Glenn Elliott of Athol Council spoke on growth through meetings. Reno S Harp delivered the main talk on Service, urging fraternal and church cooperation to curb crime. Refreshments followed. organizing committee included Encelbrecht, McKensie, and Snyder. Rainstorm in Japan kills twenty. Yokohama houses crushed by a lampslide. Lord Astor’s St Germains runner-up at 2 000 pound stake. Taira wins Tate for Mrs Harold Cayzer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franty Scott Key Council
John W. Falk
They Council
Glenn Elliott
Athol Council
No. 8
Mardela Springs
Reno S. Harp
Lee Eliott
Council
Wm. C. Roderick
David Steiner
Wan. F. Schmidt
James N. Duhel
Jesse Haugh
William W. Pickett
Charrea
Jacob L. Encelbrecht
Chester McKensie
William F. Snyder
Efforts Begin to Lift Stricken Submarine
The Monarch and Century cranes arrived at the sinking site near Newport R I as plans to raise the 51 submarine began. Weather was favorable and the two giant crane ships attached slings and prepared to lift the vessel in stages to minimize strain with an expected several hours to surface.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Newport
Monarch
Century
U. S. S. Camden
Frederick County Missed Legion Endowment Goal
Frederick county was the only county in Maryland not to reach its quota in the American Legion Endowment Fund drive. The local committee led by Daniel E. Leatherman extends the deadline to October 5 with Col. Claude B Sweezey’s approval, aiming to raise 3000 dollars for disabled veterans and the dependents of veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
American Legion Endowment Fund
Daniel E. Leatherman
College Park
American Legion Committee
Leatherman
Claude B Sweezey
Maryland
Department of the Legion
Philanthropic Oceans
Mr. Leatherman
Col. Sweezey
National
D. Ralph Zimmerman
Roger R. Rice
David C. Winebrenner
Harry Pettinsall
Elmer Munshower
No Change in Rediscount Rate on Federal Reserve Action
New York October 1 AP reports the forenoon stock market implied no change in the Federal Reserve rediscount rate. Call loans eased to 3 percent after a renewal rate of 51 2 percent, while buying of industrials and specialties showed confidence with numerous advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Federal Reserve
Storm signal feared by airmen cited by Zeppelins commander
Lakehurst reports Capt Anton Heinen, former Zeppelin commander, told the Naval Court of Inquiry the storm sign that Shenandoah encountered was the most feared by airship crews. He warned that the course should change at once and disputed parachute suggestions. Heinen named Shenandoah survivors and air station staff who supplied key testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Lakehurst
N. J
Anton Heinen
Naval Court of Inquiry
Anderson
Ieinen
Zachary Lansdowne
Couth
Heinen
Wm Mitchell
Shenandoah
N. 3
Benjamin QC
Hereth
James Work
Heien
Buckley
Fire causes $60,000 loss at Wertheimer Building
A Tuesday night blaze on Baltimore Street caused about $60,000 in damage to the Wertheimer Building. Top-floor dance hall facilities and S. W. Kaplan’s mens furnishings suffered major losses, with Jacob Goldfine photographer and Dr. Allen G. Thurman Twigg among others insured. Fire origin traced to the Goldfine studio with undetermined cause. Knights of Malta group lost paraphernalia. Goldfine family evacuated from the second floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wertheimer
Baltimore Street
Cumberland
S. W. Kaplan
Jacob Goldfine
Allen G. Thurman Twigg
R. L. Brake
Samuel Wertheimer
Frederick
I Star of the East Commandery
Knights of Malta
Goldfine
Warm year noted by Weather Bureau records
Washington reports 1925 marked by above normal temperatures in eight of the last ten months across most regions. February to April were warmer than usual nationwide, with several degrees higher than local averages. The Bureau does not claim global warming but cites regional droughts including Georgia and Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weather Bureau
Washington
Trast
Mexico
Canada
Georgia
Southeastern
Virginia
Western Maryland Lays Strike Trouble On Labor Leaders
Western Maryland Railway clarifies the strike vote by Cumberland and Hagerstown engineers and firemen. The company denies refusing Labor Board wage orders and says workers did not bring the dispute to the board. Officials seek applicants as a strike precaution while arguing wage needs must tie to rule compromises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Md
Associated Press
Hagerstown
Maryland
A. M. Smith
Maxwell Byers Gays
Dates Set For Trial 41 Cases In Circuit Court
The October docket lists 41 criminal trials in the Circuit Court including several murder, larceny, and liquor cases. Names such as George Webster, Maur ice Webster, Goldie Runkles, Shankles, Miller, and others appear among charged defendants with various offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Maurice “Webster
Goldie -Runkles
Shankles and Millers
Joseph Harrison
Buckey
Robert Smith
James
Maria “Ridgely
Bennett
William Jordan
Harp
Charles Cordell
Hatfeld
Roland Bidlinger
Bowers
Roger Shankle
Irving Shankle
Roy Miller
Tim Miler
Wood
Lewis
Washington Castle
Felton- Willard
Edward Miller
Felton-Willard
Clarence Shankle
Robert Payne
Urner Sinn
George Cook
Samuel Shrader
Clement Pratt
Arthur Jackson
John Gregg
Andrew Hawkins
Henry Norris
Stoner
Joseph Weedon
Oliver Harding
Benjamin Siess
Hannah CO
Baker
Edward Moberly
Jesse Beard
Robert Luhn
Bastary
John Dean
George and
Maurice Webster
Junioug Lipscomb
Goldie Bunkies
Edward Thomas
Clinton Venesche
Lester Damuth
Roger Wimipigier
Norma Null
Kaufman Motor Company Sold to Lloyd Hagerman and Russell Barnhart
Announcement records the sale of Kaufman Motor Company on East Patrick Street to Lloyd Hagerman and Russell Barnhart of Greencastle Pennsylvania. D. Murray Stauffer will stay briefly as former proprietor. Chrysler agency to continue. ownership changes only, no major business alterations planned.
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Kaufman Motor Company
East
Patrick Street
Lloyd Hagerman
Russell Barnhart
Greencastle
D. Murray -Stauffer
Chrysler
Hagerman
Settlen
Barnhart
Frederick
Water Scarcity Worsens in City Adding Ox Creek Supply
Frederick faces mounting water shortage as Fishing Creek runs low and fountains shut. Ox Creek supply connected to alleviate pressure while officials warn residents to stop stockpiling and wasteful sprinkling. Some towns reportedly sell water at set prices. leaks in private pipes blamed for significant loss.
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Freedrick
Fishing Creek
Tugehrora
Ox Creek
Frederick
Personal notes on travels and local events
Rev Chalmers Walek visits Lancaster for seminary ceremonies. A stream of social news covers Stull Buhrman and Barrick family tours in PA NY and Canada and moves of Day household. Baltimore hosts Cassard reception for Young and Eddinger. Harding family returns from Europe. Education official Palmer tours Baltimore. DeChant wedding trip ends. Kauffman family announces birth. Boy Scout fundraising progress and extended canvass due to staff shortage. Frederick county campaign delays. Highways secretary Wright resigns over administration disputes. Moroccan correspondent Kahn killed by Riffian forces.
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Chalmers ‘W. Walek
East Third Street
Lancaster
Theological Seminary
Franklin and Marshall College
Harry W. Stull
W. Elmer Buhrman
Marguerite
Morris V. Barrick
Pennsylvania
New York
Canada
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Schenhectady
Albany
Saratoga
R. L. Day
East Church Street
Reese Cassard
Baltimore
Roland Park
Roland Young
Wallace Eddinger
John B. Harding
Anna Trail
Constance Harding
Europe
Azore Islands
Lisbon
Naples
Patras
Greece
Dubrovniq
Jugo-Slovakia
Switzerland
Italy
G. Lloyd Palmer
John M. DeChant
Hanover
Utica
West Seventh Street
Frederick
William E. Kauffman
Lewistown
Boy Scouts
He Owas
OM. C. A
Frederick County
Maryland Farmers Warned On Stinking Smut Threat to Wheat
Maryland agricultural officials warn of stinking smut or Bant a serious wheat disease spreading across counties. University of Maryland specialists urge seed treatments copper carbonate dust or formalin solution to prevent seed carryover, noting toxicity and germination risks. Farmers should consult county agents before treating seed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
University of Maryland
France and United States Deadlock Over War Debt Offer
Paris and Washington face a stalemate as France’s Gaillaux offers for postwar debt settlement are deemed unacceptable. President Coolidge’s aides and Secretary Mellon weigh alternate U S plans while a one year temporary accord and a $40 million annual figure for five years are discussed. The French mission plans to return at 3 p m with new views as talks resume after joint sessions.
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Associated Press
Washington
France
United States
Gaillaux
American Debt Commission
White House
Coolidge
Mellon
Caillaux
Will of the People Affirms 18th Amendment Say Moody
Col Alfred Moody of Indianapolis declares at the Liang club that the eighteenth amendment expresses the will of the people. He outlines the amendment process from introduction in Congress through ratification by states and notes the broad support it received. He describes oaths of office and enforcement duties in upholding the constitution. Moody cites nine amendments since 1793 as the net result of thousands of efforts.
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Grace Reformed Chu Gh
East Second Street
Col
A. L. Moody
Rock of Liberty
iFiday
R. Carl Maxwell
HF. Kieffer de Lanter
Norman c. Brown
William R. Gienn
Oliver W. Stewart
Indianapolis
Indiana
Stewart
Mr. Brown
United States
Alfred Moody
Ind
Liang Club
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Congress
Moody
Junior officers fear to express opinions in Navy inquiry
Washington October 1 naval officers told the President Air Board there is hesitancy among some junior officers to express views before investigating bodies. Col William Mitchell charged the condition during Senate questioning. Lieut RR Panack of the Naval Bureau of Aeronautics urged creation of an air corps in the navy and an advanced school for training air officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
President Air Board
Col
Wm. Mitchell
Senator Bingham
Connecticut
Lieut
RR. Panack
Naval Bureau of Aeronautics
Navy
Coincidental Turkish Troop Talk and Fleet Maneuvers
In London on October 1 the AP reports that Constantinople cited Turkish troop calls in colors alongside Britain’s Near East fleet posture. British officials say the two items are unrelated maneuvers and not a coordinated action.
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London
Constantinople
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Japan
Yokohama
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Lighter
Rhoads
Edwin Ahalt
Lillian Beachley
Alice Dorothy
Mary Coblentz
Frank Dutrow
Ruth Erdman
Pauline
Lansdowne
Zeppelin
Mitchell
Samuel
Teg
United States Department of Labor
Western, Maryland ” Railway
Western Maryland Railway
United States Railroad Labor] Board
Labor Board
James H. Cramer
Record Street
My Lady‘s Manor
City
Tusca
Rora
Quits
Highway Department
Harrishburg
Paul D. Wrisht
Pinchot
Elmira
WH. Amsyjor
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Goolidge
Frenge
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