Webber Receives Six Years In Maryland Penitentiary
Albert Webber of Knoxville is sentenced to six years for larceny tied to breaking into Charles D. Coran's Jefferson garage and stealing tires, accessories, and cigars. Judge Worthington denounces Webber as a menace, saying justice travels with a leaden heel and iron hand.
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Glenn H. Worthington
Page Webber
Knoxville
Maryland
Worthington
Peter
Webber
Albert Caniford
James A. Gladstone
John Leypole
Fred Fisher
Chas
Excoriates Webber
Pare Webber
Albert Cantford
Caniford
Gladstone
Lapole
House of Correction
Fisher
Walter Clary
Property Transfers and Equity Cases in Local Courts
In Brunswick and county areas property deeds show transfers from Walter G Clem to Fran Statey and others for $10 each. Additional deeds involve Mary B Walker, Mary M Norris, Luther M Main, Edgar L Hargett, and James M Goodman among others. Equity action on trust in Harry Krise will proceed with F L Stoner and William M Storm as attorneys.
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Walter G. Clem
Frans X
Statey
George F. Moss
Gilmore R. Flautt
Robert J. Feaster
Fosch W. Hanes
Brunswick
Mary B. Walker
Baxter
Mary M. Norris
Baxter B. Reskemt
Real
Luther
Main
Edward H. Schaffer
Edgar L Hargett
Lemuel J. Keller
James M. Goodman
George Wm. Stultz
Tda M. Smith
John R. Hickison
Harry
No Glues 10 Men Who Stole $300
Burglars entered Mrs. Cornelus Main’s West Patrick street home Wednesday night without breaking windows or doors. They bound her afflictea son and threatened him with death to prevent an outcry, escaping with $300 in cash. Police seek clues and suspect familiarity with the household.
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Cornelus Main
West Patrick Street
Cummings and Stirling to Meet for Golf Title
Edith Cummings of Chicago defeated Mrs. Vanderbeck of Philadelphia at the 2th hole in the Women’s National Championship semi final. She will face Alexa Stirling of Atlanta and New York in the final after Stirling beat Miss Goss of Baltusrol.
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Associated Press
Rre
Edith Cummings
Chicago
Vanderbeck
Philadelphia
Man Killed By Bicycle Night Near Hamilton Avenue
William A. Roberts 56 died after being struck by 17-year-old C. B. Booker on the Balti more pike near his home. It was dark and neither saw the other. Roberts suffered brain concussion and died at Frederick City Hospital about 9:20. Funeral planned at St. John's Catholic Church Monday. Inquest unclear. justice J. Grahame Johnsen investigating.
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William A. Roberts
C. B. Booker
Roberts
Baltimore Pike
Huamilton Avenue
Booker
Ingomar W
Albaugh
Frederick City
J. Grahame Johnsen
J. W. Brown
Magnolia
W. Va
Mary
Lizzie
George
Charles
Annie
Katie
St. John’s Catholi Church
St. John's Cemetery
C. E. Cline
Fair Week Traffic Regulations Set for Frederick
City and state police, Fair Association officials, and the H and F Railway agree on traffic control for Frederick Fair opening October 16. Market Street between Church and Patrick to close all four days. Strict morning and evening parking rules will be enforced with extra police and watchmen at key intersections.
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The
Fair Association
H. & F. Railway Company
Frederick
Culler
Captain Williams
State Tullee
Lee Ranneberger
Park W T, Loy
Market Street
Church
Patrick Streets
Market St
Patrick
Fifth Streets
Patrick Street
Square
Seeger's Blacksmith Shop
Wife Beater Given 18 Months Term In Prison
Ira Shafer of near Middletown, about 24, was sentenced to 18 months in the House of Correction for beating his wife, but the sentence was suspended. He was warned to stay away from a neighbor’s house and to treat his wife kindly, with a strict note that any future offense would require serving the sentence. Shafer had been jailed on $1,000 bail after arrest the previous day.
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Ira Shafer
Middletown
House of Correction
Shafer
Marcistrate
Recall of Lee and Jackson Visit Through Frederick Memory
Charles H. Lorentz now living in Washington recalls Civil War era visits by General Lee and General Jackson to Frederick. As a 16 year old he spoke to Lee who shook his hand and introduced him to Jackson. Lorentz notes Hood College’s beauty and the Francis Scott Key Hotel’s promise as he visits College Park.
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Charles H. Lorentz
Frederick
Washinon
J. E. Bowers
East Thir Street
Mr. Lorentz
Lee
Stonewall Jackson
Patrick Street
Lorentz
Gener Lee
Generll
Jackson
Hood College
Francis Scott Key
Rally Season in Evan Ref 8 Begin This Evening
Social in church parlors planned for 7 30 to 9 10 o clock for all departments of the Sunday school and congregation. Decorations by Miss Witter De Lashmutt Thomas Martz. In the evening entertainment dames led by Schaeffer De Lashmutt Dutrow Witter. Music by Marguerite Null and Lough. Refreshments by a committee headed by Birely with several members listed. Rally Day set for Sunday morning October 7 with Emory J. Coblentz speaker in Adult Department.
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Alice Witter
Elizabeth DeLashmutt
Mildred Thomas
Mildred Martz
Edna M. Schaeffer
Charlotte DeLashmutt
Katharine Dutrow
Marguerite Null
Margaret. Lough
Ww. C. Birely
Florence K. Doll
H. A. Herwig
J. B. Anders
Chas. Zimmerman
Devilla Brish
Katherine Trundle
Grace Lough
Genevieve Rhoads
Helen Myers
Sue Condon
Catherine Thomas
Ruth Thomas
Margaret Lough
William Brish
George Camer
William Schmidt
Emory JL. Coblentz
Elm Street Property Sold to Mobberleys
Grayson H. Mercer, real estate and insurance agent, reports the sale of No. 6 Selm Street, a two story brick dwelling with seven rooms, to Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Mobberley for Mr. and Mrs. John M. Culler. Possession dated November 1.
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College Park
Patta
Griffin
Charles W. Lough
Chat
Elm Street
Grayson H. Mercer
Hag
John M. Culler
Selm Street
Charles J. Mobberley
Stokes and Attorney Indicted for Conspiracy
Chicago reports that W. EF, N. Stokes a New York hotel magnate, his attorney Daniel Nugent, and five others were indicted for conspiracy over Mrs Helen Elwood Stokes divorce case. Names include a taxi driver and four African Americans, one a former Chicago deputy sheriff.
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Associated Press
Chicago
W. EF
N. Stokes
New York
Daniel Nugent
Helen Elwood Stokes
Stokes
Oklahoma Legislature to Issue Call for Impeachment Session
In well informed quarters the report says a call is being prepared to summon the Oklahoma House for an impeachment session. The action would likely be issued soon and set for October 17.
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Oklahoma
Associated Press
Okla
Women Rioters Scattered as Lloyd George Arrives
A city hall demonstration by middle aged women protesting Lloyd George was broken up by police. Banners were torn, one woman jailed, and the crowd dispersed outside City Hall where anti-Lloyd George literature circulated from cars. The incident prompted a request for 50 more police reserves. In a separate incident C E Compher of Frederick Junction injured when a horse stepped on his foot.
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Lloyd George
New York
Dollee
Great Britain
Chiy
Hel
American Association For the Recognition
Tsrish Republic
City Hall Plaza
Tuspeeter Coleman
Harry
C. E. Compher
Frederick Junction
Armstrong to Address Ritchie in Maryland Campaign Dinner
Alexander Armstrong and Gov Albert Ritchie clash over the Republican platform as Armstrong attends a Young Men's Republican Club dinner at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. About 150 attendees are expected with invitations extended to Republican and allied figures, including William C. Coleman and J Monroe Holan. The event features a debate setup and a schedule with Armstrong set to speak in Ellicott City later.
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Alexander Armstrong
Albert
Ritchie
Armstrong
Young Men's
Republican Club
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Maryland
Ellicott City
William C. Coleman
Cieneral
J. Monroe Holani
Willam Tyler Page
House of Representatives
H. Austin
James
Noel “Buller
Wwatter
Stan
Carl W. Snook
R. Ames Hendrickson
Od Wilburn A. Kolb
A Hart Etchmonlg
Heavy frost forecast in western Maryland with 39 degree low
The forecast calls for heavy frost tonight in western Maryland with a 39 degree low, while the east may see light frost. Farmers are warned to protect tender plants as continued cold is expected, with warm spells unlikely this week.
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Maryland
Middletown
Braddock
Merceury
Three Convicts Still Hold State Prison at Eddyville
Eddyville Kentucky October 4 three lone convicts have defied authorities for over two days clinging to an improvised fortress within the state penitentiary Warden John Chilton said efforts to dislodge them would pause until 4 30 this afternoon for State Board of Charities and Correction input.
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Associated Press
Eddyville
State of
Kentucky
John Chilton
Chilton
State Board of Charites and Correction
Juste
Lloyd George in New York Calls On Wilson Defends Versailles
Former British premier David Lloyd George arrived in New York as a private citizen to meet President Wilson. He defended the Versailles Treaty while blaming its execution for European unrest and planned to study Central European troubles with economists. Police escorted him past crowds and veteran delegations to City Hall where welcome ceremonies were held.
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Preas
New York
David Lloyd George
Great Britain
United States
Canada
Waulsiman
Mner
Mauretania
Dottery
Macomb
Big
Wilson
Try
Economista
Central Eiurope
Lloyd Gerge
City Wall
Broadway
Hulbert
Merry Polis
America
McTigue Open to rematch with Stribling after draw
World light heavyweight champion Mike McTigue said he would fight Stribling again after their ten round draw in Columbus Georgia. He blamed forced ring appearance on injured left hand and said he would not fight in Columbus again unless promoted elsewhere. He noted offers from Tex Rickard and confusion over a fight with Georges Carpentier.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
Mike McTigue
Young Birlbling
Macon
Columbus
Georgia
McTigne
Stribling
Tex Rickard
New York
McLigne
Organizers to Target Textile Mills in the South
Portland Oregon October 5 organizers will be sent into the textile mills of all southern states under the AFLs exclusive council to unionize workers. The resolution passed unanimously at the convention in session here directs immediate action to organize labor in southern mills.
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Associated Press
Portland
Ore
American Federation of Labor
Connel
Sessfor
Hera
Market Mixed as Stocks Open Spotty in New York
The morning session shows a spotty market with tobacco shares and some oils firming, while industrials weaken. Trading in rails is sluggish and call money opens at 4 5 percent in New York.
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Associated Press
New York
Harding Memorial Medal Released for President Harding
A memorial medal honoring the late President Harding was issued and placed on sale in Philadelphia on October 3. The commemorative piece marks the president’s death and adds a collectible to the era’s numismatic offerings.
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Harding
Philadelphia
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John Gittinger
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A. B. Collmnus
Evan
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State Penitentiary
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