Jury Reported To Be Deliberating In Blair Manslaughter Case
A Frederick trial ended with a juror panel of seven talismen after long proceedings over manslaughter charges against Joseph Blair in the death of Charles Gilbert from a May accident near Hansonville. State and defense argued intoxication and road conditions, with witnesses for both sides, as the jury considers verdicts late today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Blair
Charles Gilbert
Blair
Hansonville
Worthington
Deter
Derr. Brunk
State
Anderg
Alban M. Wool
Reno 8
Harp
Wood
EB. Austin James
Anders
Gilbert
Attorney Wood
Adam Hengal
Sixth
North Market Streets
Hensel
Woodsboro
Frederick
Emmitsburg Toad
Bair
Chile
J. Grahame Johnson
Bernard W. Wilson
Foreman
Marshall
Boone
Earl Eby
Cornelius McDevitt
Frank A. Hammond
Berkeley Ward
Elmer Eb, Wachter
David Buckey
Charles Stockman
Benjamin Rosefour
William F. Snyder
Edward Bentz
Harry Dorens
D. G. Everhart
Charles W. Smith
Adam Hensel
Durrow
Walter Zeigler
D. B. C. Thomas
Sylvester Baston
Robert Eyler
Calvin P. Smith
Richard F. Whipp
William Vaughn
Jacob Long
Dr. W. M. Smith
Stanley Michael
Pete Simmons
Flying Squadron Opens Fight Here in Frederick
The Flying Squadron holds its first Frederick meeting at Winchester Hall this afternoon at three o clock. Frank E Regan tax expert and chalk artist speaks to Rotary Kiwanis and Lions at the Key Hotel dinner. Other speakers include Dr D Leigh Colvin and Norman Brown with Joseph H Apple presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Winchester Hall
Frank
Regan
Rotary
Kiwanis
Lions Clubs
Francis Scott Key
Union
D. Leigh Colvin
Norman, Brown
Oliver W. Stewart
Dr. Colvin
New York City
Natonal Legislative
Harmony crove driver fined for backing into street corner
A. L. Delauter of Harmony crove was fined $1 in police court Wednesday night for backing his car at the Patrick street and Brewer's alley intersection and failing to heed traffic officer directions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Delauter
Harmony Crove
Patrick Street
Brewer's Alley
Brookland Boy 14 Dies After Auto Collision in Washington
Jack Dorsey aged 14, son of Mr and Mrs Charles M Dorsey of Brookland Washington and nephew of Harry G Dorsey, was killed Wednesday afternoon while delivering papers on Michigan Avenue. He stepped from behind a parked car into an oncoming auto and died instantly. Funeral mass will be held Saturday at Brookland and burial at Liberty Catholic Cemetery. C Carty Funeral Director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Charles M. Dorsey
Brookland
Washington
Harry G. Dorsey
Dorsey
Michigan Avenue
Frederick
Liberty
Fr. McNulty
C. Carty
Temporary halt in street work to start Oct 6
A temporary pause in street work is to begin on October 6. The crew assigned to Derr's Alley sewer project will be reassigned to the halt site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derr
Prison Rebels Besiege Prison as Flares and Guns Clash
Rebels seize control and lock in guards and townspeople, tear gas fails to dislodge them. Prison officials plan a heavy assault as food supplies run low and a siege stretches into days with guards, National Guard, and civilians holding positions around the two story dining hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Eddyville
W. B. Mattingly
Lherty
Mattingly
National Guard
Hopkinsville
Louisville Police Department
Meas Hall
National Board
Montiny
Man 81 Drops Dead on Market Street
John J. White age 81 of East Fourth street collapsed suddenly about 2 15 PM in front of Enterprise Grocery on North Market street while walking. He was taken into the store, Dr. B P Thomas responded, and White died a few minutes after the physician arrived. He was removed to East Fourth street residence with C Frank Smith present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. White
East Fourth Street
Enterprise Grocery
North Market Street
White
Market Street
B. P. Thomas
Mr. White
C. Frank Smith
Mixup Frees Jewelry Sample Case After Bus Mix
A jewelry salesman and a glove salesman had similar sample cases. Misidentification led police to stop a Baltimore bus and recover the case. The error was resolved when investigators found both cases were exchanged during a later transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oticer Hiltner
Baltimore
Automobile Commissioners’ Office
Ellicott City
Detective Headquarters
Sam Bie
Legion Leader Demands Congress Probe On Belleau Wood Cemetery
Edward E. Spafford, New York State Commander of the American Legion, called for a congressional investigation into what he described as deplorable conditions at the Belleau Wood American military cemetery in France. He cited a Paris dispatch stating the site was pitiable due to insufficient congressional appropriations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Associated Press
New York
Belleau Wood
France
Congress
Edward E. Spafford
American Legion
Legion
Paris
City struggles with boys spattering gutters and drivers crashing signs
City officials report youths from North Market Street School walk on freshly laid gutters as part of street work. Drivers ignore red signals at ditches, smashing signs at Patrick Carroll streets and West Second Bentz intersections, endangering public safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Market Street
Lloyd C. Guller
Patrick
Carroll
West Second
Bentz
Milk conference in Washington today plans future meeting
Representatives of the Maryland and Virginia Milk Producers Association and the Washington distributors meet in Washington this afternoon to outline plans for a second conference here on Saturday. It is unclear if the public rebate challenge issued by the distributors will be discussed at today’s gathering.
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Maryland and
Virginia Muk Producers Association
Washington
Aeismograph
Tokyo
Agama
Gifu
Sre
Earthquake Diary From Sendai Student Miss Hoffheins
Miss Hoffheins, Hood College graduate and music teacher in Sendai, recounts the 1923 earthquake experience. She describes multiple tremors lasting about twenty five minutes, the city’s reaction, damaged chimneys, and the day’s aftershocks as Tokyo and Yokohama faced fires and widespread disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Virginia lMomheins
Hood College
Department of Music
Sendai
Japan
Hoffheins
Hoffheing
C. BE. Wehler
Hood Gallega
Min
Key Council U A M Observes Twenty Seventh Anniversary
The twenty seventh anniversary of Francis Scott Key Council No 48 Order United American Men was observed at a Wednesday meeting with a well attended get together. Ex councilor Jacob L Engelbrecht presided and introduced speakers including State Treasurer John W Falk George T Baumgardner Clarence M Phleeger and State Inspector Ira N Wiles. National Treasurer W D Gravenor of Sharpstown Md gave the principal talk urging members to work to increase membership and detailing ways councils can grow. Refreshments were served after the speeches by committee members John W Palk James N Dubel and Lloyd C Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Scott Key Council
Order United American Men
Jacob L. Engelbrecht
John W. Falk
George T. Baumgardner
Clarence M. Phleeger
Ira N. Wiles
W. D. Gravenor
Sharpstown
National Council
John W Palk
James N. Du‘bel
Lloyd C. Miller
Free reading room opens at Prodeciek County Library
The Prodeciek County Free Library opens a new reading room across from the main area to accommodate growing collections of about 4 500 books and magazines. About 400 visitors came the first evening as chairs and a reference table were crowded. more seating and rearrangements are planned as books are moved and shelving reorganized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prodeciek County Free Library
Academy Iunlidng
Magasines
Reo
Lal
Ron
Thebrary
Robbery Strikes West Patrick Street Home
Mrs. Cornelius Main, 83, and her son Thomas G. Main, 38, robbed of 300 dollars during a Wednesday night intrusion on West Patrick Street. Two white men with revolvers bound Thomas and searched a wardrobe, finding cash then fleeing as Sheriff’s office investigates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas G. Main
Mia
Cornelius Matin
Gas West Patrick Street
Hag
Geo. W. Main
Ifa
Alm
Harda
Thomas Mann
Rich
Ono
Pearl
Ette
San
Strong Hanna
Friends of Mrs Webb ask arrest of man as witness
Friends of Mrs Gertrude Gorman Webb who died at the West Chester Biltmore Country Club last week said they will ask authorities to arrest a man as a material witness based on developments expected this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Prong
White Plains
Mra
Gertrude Gorman Webb
West Chester Biltmore Country Club
Little Purchases Second Street Home
Mr and Mrs Frank P Little have bought the Fisher property at 229 East Second Street. The Fishers recently acquired the Detrick property at 115 East Second Street. Little has been occupying the first floor at 220 East Patrick Street and will take possession of the new home next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Street
Frank P. Little
A. H. Fisher
East Second Street
Fisher
Detrick
East Second St
Little
East Patrick Street
Divorce Granted for Littleton B Morgan and Margaret B Morgan
An absolute divorce was granted to Littleton B. Morgan through attorney Nathan Lehmayer from his wife Margaret B Morgan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Littleton B. Morgan
Nathan Lehmayer
Margaret B Morgan
Library staff on duty schedule announced
From 80 until in the afternoon and from 7 until 9 each evening two people will be on duty at the library. Mary Newman is celebrating and assisted by Missea Flow sie Cain Harriet Kolb and Grace Netdig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hebrary
Afiss
Mary Newman
Bration
Missea Flowsie Cain
Harriet Kolb
Grace Netdig
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Tung
Chas. Gilbert
Jack Dorsey
Erty
Kentucky Penitentiary
Market Strait
Board of Alderimen
South Market Straet
Derr’s
Derr's Alley
Market ST
Carpenter
Iit
Miss Holbeins
Hood
Ava
Coursa
Clutr
Yokohama
Mossenserg
Tullea
Tokye
Grearest
KEY Council
Frederick Lodge
Cornelius Main
West Patrick Street
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