Grove to begin five year term after serving one year
Maryland man Perry Grove faces a five year penitentiary sentence for assault and battery on six year old Ruth Rice in June. The court ordered the five year term to run after he serves a one year sentence for drunk driving imposed a day earlier. Grove was found guilty after a trial that carried into Friday, with medical testimony only partly clarifying the case and numerous witnesses placing him at the scene. The judge condemned the acts as an abominable mistreatment and Grove was defended by S A Lewis and A C Hull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Grove
Maryland
Ruth Rice
A. T. Brust
Grove
Archer
Peter
Jane
Millard Rice
East Second Street
S. A. Lewis
A. C. Hull
DeMolay seeks endowment fund across nation
National Demolay drive aims for one million dollars in October with DeMolay Chapters first subscribers and a projected start fund of about one hundred forty thousand dollars. Frank S. Land, Grand Scribe, notes scholarships vocational guidance and education support. 1590 members rally for the cause. Local committee members include Warren S. Seipp and Harry R. Snider among others, each tasked with raising one hundred dollars from sponsors. The plan funds scholarships and aid for members pursuing education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of DeMolay
Frank S. Land
DeMolay
Warren S. Seipp
Baltimore
Harry R. Snider
Hagerstown
O. C Warehime
Frederick
Sanford H. Buley
Cumberland
Joseph S. Haas
Mr. Rainier
Charles A. Rusteberg
Annapolis
A. A. Parker
Pocomoke City
Herman L. Parnell
Salisbury
George R. Johnsen
Schuyler Wood
Robert J. McCauler
A Modern Diana By HEA Service
Mrs Marshall Field III relates a perilous South American jaguar hunt after a Field Museum expedition. She describes riding on tanned prairies at dawn with dogs and an Indian guide, wading through swamp, and killing a large black spotted jaguar that collapsed after a short stagger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HEA Service
Chicago
Marshall Field
South America
Field Museum
Fall Reception Held at Evangelical Reformed Church
A fall social at Evangelical Reformed Church drew 200 to 300 attendees including church members Hood College students and guests. Festive fall decor and refreshments by a men’s committee preceded a program with Frederick Orchestra Club music readings by Miss Roenna Fabroey and Grace Clarke and a warm welcome from Rev. Dr. Henri L. G. Kieffer inviting all to Rally services and the Sunday school morning at 10 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Reformed Church
Hood College
William C. Birely
Frederick Orchestra Club
Austin E. Rhoads
Roenna Fabroey
Grace Clarke
Henri L. G. Kieffer
Kiefer
W. C. Rirely
John H. Staley
Lester Smith
Jesse B Andere
William 4. Burkey
Franklin N Shopleys
LA Gannon
Ror H. Ramsbore
A. H. Herwit
Jesse B. Anders
W. C Rirely
C. 3
Dena Reish
Harry Sinner
Misena E Witter
Mildeg Thomas Maraneri
E Noli
Elizabeth DeLashmut
Ship Reaches Savannah Port Amid Communications Confusion
A ship arrives in Savannah amid garbled messages from the Senegalese to Dal naval station. The unclear report notes potential hazards and delays affecting sailing plans.
Virginia urged for trades commission appointment
Senators Swanson and Glass urge President Coolidge to name John G. Pollard of Virginia to the Federal Trade Commission, to fill the vacancy caused by Huston Thompson's resignation. Pollard, ex-member of the Trade Commission and former Virginia attorney general, is a professor of economics at William and Mary College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Coolidge
Swanson and Glass
Denocrats
Virginia
John G. Pollard
Federal Trade Commission
Huston Thompson
Pollard
The
Trade Commission
William and Mary College
Fears of Credit Stringency Alarm Grips Markets
New York October 2 AP Fears of credit stringency kept the securities market busy with mixed results. Stocks eased early but rose after the New York Federal Reserve Bank kept the 4 percent rediscount rate and cut call loans from 6 to 5.5 percent. Bond prices fell while new offerings neared 100 million dollars. Weather affected distributive trade little otherwise the week showed continued business strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Federal Reserve Bank
Kennecott
American
Steel
General Motors
Far West
Chemical
Baltimore and Ohio Common
Union Pacific
Revolver and Rifle Battle Reported in Groton Clash
A gunfight between Klansmen and anti Klan forces near Groton Massachusetts left over 100 shots fired in a midnight assault. Police described an attack by about 100 autos on 400 Klansmen as trees were felled to block access and vehicles scattered through fields in the ensuing hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Groton
Mass
Elde
U. S. Wins Again in Oil Lease Cases
The Court of Appeals of the District of Columbia dismissed a petition by E L. Doheny Albert B. Fall and Barry F. Sinclair attacking certain indictments in the naval oil lease cases. The government secured another point in the ongoing prosecutions as of Washington October 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Court of Appeals of
District of Columbia
E LL. Doheny
Albert B. Fall
Barry F. Sinclair
Musicales Meet To Plan Comic Year Activities
Mondy Musicales hold a business meeting Monday night at 779 Velock YMCA to plan the comic year activities. A tentative program is prepared by a committee including Mrs Michard TM Rows and Prof. Henry TO Wade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Velock
Y M C. A
Meings
Michard TM Rows
Henry TO Wade
Ira
Roe Tota
Rep ‘Acy Mapp
Fiagan
Macy S Manickby
Wilam
Levhera
Annual Meeting Northern District Clubs Tuesday
About 140 women are expected at the sixth annual Northern District Maryland Federation of Women's Clubs meeting at Catoctin Country Club. Delegates from Allegany Carroll Frederick Garrett Harford and Washington counties and Frederick city clubs will attend with a luncheon program led by Mrs E W Gans Mrs John L Alcock and Mrs John F Sipple. The session includes credentials roll calls reports and departmental program on American Citizenship Education Fine Arts Legislation Public Welfare International Relations and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Federation of Women's Clubs
Catoctin Country Club
Allegany Carroll
Frederick
Garrett
Harford
Washington
Frederick City
E. W. Gans
Hagerstown
John L. Alcock
Baltimore
John F. Sipple
Henri Kieffer
D. D. Frederick
America the Beautiful
A. N. Ward
G. 8. Hamill, Jr
R. E. Town
F. M. Storer
Roland Lammert
J. E. Myers
A. Ward
Lusy Hunter
M. H. Unger
J. H. Apple
Carroll Albaugh
Frank I. Stoner
A. St. Lichenstein
Paul Hitchens
Annie Sloan
Our
Clint House
John A. Alcock
Devotion to Dead Mistress Ends Life
A Frederick tale tells how a dog, grieving for his mistress Mrs Patricklen near Catoctin, followed the same path to tragedy as she. He wandered onto the railroad and was struck by a train, mirroring the fatal accident that claimed her life hours earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Patricklen
Catoctin
Winchester
Siso
Yanks and Cards Open World Series Clash
Opening game of the World Series featured the New York Yankees and St Louis Cardinals at Yankee Stadium. Inning one yielded a 7 to 1 score while Sherdell for St Louis walked three, with Pennock and Severeid handling Yankee pitching and Sherdell struggling at the plate. The pregame atmosphere was festive as fans anticipated a classic duel between Pennock and Sherdell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Sherdell
O'Farrell
New York
Pennock
Severeid
Yankee Stadium
Ords
New York Yankees
St Louis Cardinals
Southpaw Stars
Mal ¢Mntenders
Pitenns
Herb Pennock
Yanks
Wir Shetdel
Fitet St. Louis
Ile Mame
Nealive Comdinans
Virginia figures funding for university construction project
A Virginia official pledges five thousand dollars for a University of Virginia construction program while Nancy Astor referenced as a Virginia born member of Parliament is noted in connection with related civic figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. of Va
Nancy Astor
Bish Parlament
University of Virginia
Brewer's Alley Bridge Opens to Vehicular Traffic
The Brewer's alley bridge will be opened to vehicular traffic today, per the State Roads Commission. Ongoing work on Patrick street bridges faces delays from bad weather, while city crews advance sewer construction, a pool plan, and improvements around City Hall and the City Opera House sidewalks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brewer's Alley
State Roads Commission
Patrick Street
City Park
Wth
Virginia Harding to live with Sister after Juvenile Court ruling
Virginia Harding thirteen, daughter of Albert and Mrs. Harding of West South Street, was ordered by Judge Glenn H. Worthington to live with Sister Mrs. Eric Scotch in Baltimore and attend school following a Juvenile Court hearing. The probation officer cited undesirable home conditions and reports of disturbances. Justice A T Brust noted prior police court contempt for Mrs. Harding with a $54 fine and jail in default, after which she posted bond for appeal. Hood Club Meets in York at Mrs Beard’s home with talks on alumnae council meeting and prizes awarded to Mrs Ben Lavetan and Esther Leckerman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Harding
Albert Harding
West South Street
Eric Scotch
Bartimore
Glenn H. Worthington
Louise D. Nelson
Carly
Harding
A. T. Brust
Ben Lavemian
Mose Esther Leckerman
Stewart Gerber
George Shue
Wiltam Hanteman
Ben Lavetan
David Gows
Anna Kauffman
Erma Meher
Wilhelmina Ottermi
Herbert Bear
Biva
Per
Florida Red Cross Relief Fund Grows As Florida Tornado Aid Sought
The Frederick county Red Cross reports a 500 dollar relief fund total sent to the national body for Florida hurricane sufferers. Chairman Russell B. Lighter says the drive should rise after county reports come in. National Chair John Barton Payne cites extensive needs and slow relief due to misperceptions. Miami telegram confirms nurse Maude Stebbing is safe at the Aladdin building in Miami Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Florida
Russell BE. Lighter
John Barton Payne
Frederick
Payne
American Red Cross
National Red Cross
Miami
Maude Stebbing
Miami Beach
Fla
Market Closes Steady After 1 Million Share Day
New York stock activity closed steady after a volatile session. Early strength in high priced industrials faded into profit taking, then a gradual recovery left totals near 1,060,000 shares traded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Policemen's Ball at Armory Nets Mixed Ticket Totals
Report of ticket sales details for the Policemen's Ball held at the Armory Friday night. Payments totaled around Freht hundred with about 400 tickets cleared from revenue, prizes awarded for games and raffles. Winners include Jaros and Miller with small cash prizes, and other names listed with respective earnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wao
Cer Riel
Win
Privey
Wheat Market Higher In Week
Chicago reports show large domestic exports of wheat and flour totaling near 80,000,000 bushels, boosting prices over the week. Corn and oats rise modestly while provisions gain on fears of hay cholera and tighter supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States
Canada
Europe
North America
Minares
Seven Die in Plane Crash Near Penhurst Kent England
Tenhuret Kent Oct 3 five passengers and the pilot died when a Merhameian era aircraft burned after a crash near Penhurst while en route to the Creyden anadhemie London. A specialist in Egypt was among the victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenhuret
Kent
England
Creyden Anadhemie
London
Five Men Identified in Baltimore Payroll Robbery
Baltimore police say five men implicated in the October payroll robbery of Henry Sonneborn and Company workers at Pratt and Pace streets. One suspect Danko found dead in an abandoned car. authorities broadcast alerts for Leo Brown, known as King of the Greeks. Detectives pursue hidden bandits as car storage and fingerprints are examined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Henry Sonneborn
Pratt and Pace Streets
J. W. Danko
New York
Leo Brown
Brown
Willam Burns
Bertilion’ Bureau
Pogue
Oscar Johnson
Guilford Avenue
Chase Street
George C. Blades
Danko
Tie
New World’s Record by Anti Aircraft Guns
Santa Cruz Cal Oct 2 AP a world record for anti air craft machine gun fire was set at Camp Mc Quaide by the Sixty third Coast Artillery Fort Winfield Scott San Francisco in two minutes 150 hits on a sleeve target at 1200 feet altitude 500 yards range at 0 miles per hour the gain cited from a new sight designed by Second Lieutenant Grayson Schmidt
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Cruz
Cal
Camp McQuaide
Here
Sixty-third Coast Artillery
Fort Winfield Scott
San Francisco
Grayson Schmidt
Occasional Showers and Normal Temperatures Forecast for Week
Weather outlook for the North and Middle Atlantic States calls for occasional showers in the first and later parts of the week with temperatures near normal. In Hood College news, the Marionettes offered Barrie’s Pixie Pound Look in the Brodbeck Auditorium with strong performances by Kate, Lady Sims, and the butler Tombs. A railway worker, C. L. Orr, received two fractured ribs after being dropped from a freight car by a telegraph pole near the Thomas and Company cannery. he was taken to Fredbnck City Hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
North
Middle Atlantic
Hood College
Barrie
Brodbeck
Margaret Grim
Kate
Sir Henry Sims
Edan Han Bett
Iva Keller
Lady Sims
Tombs
Ethel Markley
C. L. Orr
West Fifth Street
Thomas and Company Canning Fartorr
East South Street
Mernne Orr
H and F. Ray. Co
Aummona
Orr
Fredbnck City Hospital
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Order of de Molay
Spaper Haghl
Trades Commission
U. S
Northern Dist
Michigan
Ironwood
Mich
Cenita
America
Florida Relief Fund
W. CG. Oberlander
L. Victor Baughman
Serereree
Juniata
Eecese
Ercesese
Penhurst
Egypt
Pittsburgh
Gar
Detective Head
New World
Nage
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