Marylanders 10 Beat Convention American Legion Delegation
Col D John Markey will lead about ten Maryland Legionnaires to the National Convention in San Francisco October 14 to 19. Delegation travels via a special car from Baltimore, with stops at Chicago, Kansas City, the Grand Canyon, and Los Angeles, returning after the convention. He attends Washington meetings on veterans' disabled officers legislation and discusses possible National Commander candidates.
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D. John Markey
Baltimore
Maryland Legionnaires
The
American Legion
San Francisco
Maryland
Chicago
Kansas City
Grand Canyon
Los Angeles
Frisco
Golden Gate
Col
Markey
Denver
Colorado
National Guard Association
Unitted
Marly
Washington
Col. Markey
Coolidge
Congress
Veterans’ Organizations
War Department
Veterans’ Bureau
National Legion Convention
San. Francisco
United States
Generali Crain
Montfaucon
79Th
Mortfaucon
Thirty Seventh
Ohio
Woman, 60, Receives Life Term For Double Murder
Mrs. Henrietta Wagner, 60, was found guilty of killing Rosetta Warren and her unborn child by dynamite in Paducah Kentucky last April. Prosecutors said jealousy of Alfred Warren, the slain woman’s husband, was the motive for the crime.
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Associated Press
Paducah
Henrietta Wagner
Rosetta Warren
Alfred Warren
College Student Struck by Falling Awning in Palmyerton
Miss Jean Strohl an 18 year old Hood College student from Palmyerton Pa was struck on the head by a loosening awning outside Woolworth's on North Market Street. She was dazed carried to Williamson's Drug Store for ice and a restorative then taken to Frederick City Hospital for examination. Officials say the injury does not appear serious.
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Jean Strohl
Palmerton
Hood College
Woolworth
Miss Strohl
North Market Street
Woolworth's
Wiliamson’s Drug Store
Frederick City Hospital
Wills Leave Stocks To Churches And Kin In Maryland
Two wills filed in the Register of Wills reveal legacies to churches and charitable bodies. James B. Green of Emmitsburg dies Sept 17 leaving $1,000 each to St Pauls in Baltimore and Cleveland and $5,000 to Safe Deposit and Trust to fund a trust for Maria Welman and Belle Hellman. Remainder to be invested and distributed among Hendrix and Morse cousins. Estate valued about $32,000. will dated May 26, 1920. Executors named Safe Deposit and Trust. Rachel Linthicum’s will directs substantial bequests to nieces, nephews, and friends in Liberty and elsewhere, with specific sums and property provisions, and gifts to church boards and missions. Will dated Oct 2, 1922. executors named Castle Linthicum and Carrie E. Fisten.
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Register of Wills
James B. Green
Emmitsburg
Mabel BE. Linthicum
Libertytown
Green
James B. Greene
St. Paul's Protestant Episcopal Church
Baltimore
St. Paul's Protestant Church
Cleveland
Ohio
Safe Deposit and Trust Company
Maria L. Hwelman
Belle C. Hellman
Hidit M. Morse
Helen M. Hendrix
Marian J. Hendrix
Bethiah M. Hendrix
Convention of the Protestant Church of the Diocese of
Linthicum
Rachel
Linthiceum
Genevieve Gardner
Liberty
Lelia Pfarr
Carrie EH. Tstep
Edwin Linthicum
Birmingham
Alabama
Richard Linthic
West Virginia
Genevieve Linthicum
Elinor Linthicum
Methodist Episcopal Church At
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
New York City
Jetha Musi
India
Baroda
Tratia
Mary Catherine Joy
Genevieve Gardner Joy
Cassidy Linthicum, Trustea
Wallace R. Breall
Castaldo Linthicum
Carrie E. Fisten
Ritchie Accepts Invitation to Governors Conference
Gov Albert C Ritchie announced he has accepted President Coolidge invitation to attend the conference of governors on enforcement of narcotics immigration and prohibition laws. Frederick County Memorial Association Meets to discuss soldiers memorial site at 3 pm after 2 pm start.
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Ritchie
Albert C. Ritchie
Conlidge
Conference of Governors
Bill to sell real estate of late Officer Adams
A bill of complaint filed in the Clerk of Court seeks the sale of the real estate of the late Policeman John Henry Adams who was shot while attempting to arrest William A. Stultz on August 9, 1922. Ruby E. Adams, his widow, seeks her share of the estate with attorney Guy W. Steele of Westminster guiding the filing. The case names Lyle Filby Samuel Filby Leon Adams Marshall Adams John Q Adams and Margaret Adams as defendants. The estate includes a double house on West Fifth Street and about 2500 dollars raised by voluntary subscriptions after Adams death remains unpaid to Mrs Adams.
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John Henry Adams
William A. Stultz
Ruby E. Adams
Guy W. Steele
Westminster
Adams
Sykesville
Steele
Lyle Filby
Samuel Filby
Leon M. Adams
Marshall Adams
John Q. Adams
Margaret Adams
A. R. Anders
Filby
D. P. Suckey
West Fifth Street
Policeman Adams
Junk Truck Stolen From West South Street Junk Yard
A Dodge truck loaded with cast iron was stolen from Harry T. Phebus junk yard Friday night or Saturday morning. Sheriff Tones contacted surrounding counties. the vehicle was later found abandoned by a roadside near Feagaville with no items missing except a license tag and switch key. No suspects or clues identified.
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Harry T. Phebus
West South Street
Tones
Phebus
Harper's Ferry
Potomac River
Feagaville
Acute alcoholic mania blamed for Bell injury
Joseph Bell, injured in a Sunday automobile crash near New Market, is diagnosed with acute alcoholic mania, not a fractured skull. Doctors at Frederick City Hospital report whiskey on his breath, vomiting en route, and conclude no bones were broken. State police investigators corroborate the medical accounts and note Bell was not seriously harmed.
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Joseph Bell
New Market
Williw Meredith Smilth
Bell
Frederick City
Monterue
Dr. Smith
Amn
Smith
Frederick
PF. Theman
T G. Beurne
Hood College 30th Anniversary Planned with Events
Hood College marks its thirtieth anniversary with a reception for Synod delegates in Coblentz Hall and a Y hut dedication in progress. Addresses by John J. Tigert and Frank Arydelotte headline the 3 PM program in Brodbeck Hall, with a 6:30 PM anniversary dinner to conclude. Elections chose seniors and freshmen leaders and building-fund reps. Republicans host Armstrong for Governor Club banquet at 5:30 PM at Francis Scott Key Hotel with attendees incl Coleman and Tolland.
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Hood College
Potomar Synod Ia
Tur
Joseph H. Apple
Synod and Friends of
Coblentz Hall
Brodbeck Hall
U. S
Education
John J. Tigert
Frank Arydelotte
Swarthmore College
Dr. Apple
Athletic Association
Building Fund
Helen Einstein
Elizabeth Gilpin
A. A
Anne Fraunfelder
Catherine Walker
Geraldine Ebert
Esther Koons
Dorothy Drew
Jeanne Dargett
Margaret Weller
Mary L. Schaeffer
Agnes McDonald
Frances Hershy
Paulina Roberts
Jean-ette Firner
Margaret McDowell
Anne Muten
Armstrong
Francis Scott Key
Mr. Armstrong
William ©. Coleman
J. Monroe Tolland
Inquest Not Needed Into Roberts Death
William Rob erts of Hamilton Ave died from concussion after being struck by a bicycle ridden by C. B. Booker on the Baltimore pike near the Nicodemus Ice Cream Co. He died at Frederick City Hospital. Booker, living near the city, rode without light or bell. Justice J Grahame Johnson ruled no inquest necessary.
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William Roberts
Ham
Ton Ave
C. B. Booker
Baltimore Pike
Nicodemus
Roberts
Frederick City
Hamilton Avenue
Booker
Hooker
Mmtts
J. Grahame Johnson
Market Irregular But Rails Are In Demand
The Associated Press reports a mixed session in industrial stocks with rails active on strong demand. Chesapeake and Ohio rose to 89 1 2 on dividend rise hopes and firm car loadings. A political meeting of Democrats is set for Emmitsburg tonight at 7 o'clock with candidates Grove Storm and others speaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Chesapeake and Ohio
Emmitsburg
William Z. Grove
William M. Storm
Three Lone Convicts Still Hold Kentucky Troops York Delivery Attempt
Eddyville Kentucky reports a tense siege as three convicts hold the penitentiary fortress with armed guards and planned ammonia release at 2 PM. A power cut and water disruption are blamed on the escape attempt amid ongoing state police action. In York Pennsylvania, a similar prison escape plot was foiled by vigilance with 15 convicts involved. In Moundsville West Virginia, three inmates escaped the state penitentiary using a ladder and rope, Cecil Angel, Thomas Sellinghouse, and John Couper among the escapees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
York
Associated Press
Eddyville
Joseph M. Kelly
Jack McKnight
State Penitentiary
Ex Pond
York County
Sergt
Walter Stillwell
Stata
Lancaster
Itig
Philadelphia
Moundsville
W. Va
Ufe
Cecil Angel
Thomas Sellinghouse
John Couper
Stock Plan Blocked in Dollings Case Seeks Exchange
The stockholders protective committee of the R L Dollings Company of Pennsylvania faces a halt from the Pennsylvania securities bureau over a proposed reorganization plan for the American Bronze Corporation subsidiary. The plan would issue class A stock and exchange provisions that critics call an evasion of the securities act. The Dollings/Bronze dispute states the indebtedness at $890,000, with receivers placing it at $464,000, while the plan promises reversals and dividends. Earnings cited total $75,000 in 3.5 years, with $400,000 paid in dividends to stockholders, and much of the $3,000,000 stock sale proceeds went to unearned dividends or advances to subsidiaries.
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Stockholders’ Protective Committee
R. L. Dollings Company of
Pennsylvania
Securities Bureau
Pennsylvania State Banking Department
American Bronze Corporation
Collings
Bronze Corporation
Stockholders' Protective Committee
Einar Harrod
Dollings Company
Bronze Company
Dollings
R.L. Collings Company of Pennsylvania
O Rew
Thomas Raeburn White
United States District Court
Nellings Company
Jta
Maryland Stock Judging Team to Attend National Show
Arthur M Ahalt of Middletown Frederick county member of Maryland stock judging team to represent the state at the Syrette National Dairy Show next week. Team members were chosen from those who judged at the Frederick Fair last October with the three highest averages selected for the National Show. Expenses will be shared by the state and the local community, each paying half. The show runs Tuesday through Saturday with about twenty teams anticipated. Frederick county will be represented by teams from Frederick Middletown Emmitsburg and Thurmont as strong contenders.
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Arthur M. Ahalt
Middletown
Frederick County
Maryland
Frederick Fale
Menihers
Accident claims life of Lucy Carey near Emmitsburg
Mrs Lucy Carey seventy one of Glen Wilton Virginia died at Warner Hospital Gettysburg after suffering a fractured skull in a Sunday automobile collision on the State highway near Emmitsburg. She was riding in a light touring car with Mr and Mrs Russell Vogt of Hampstead when a heavy touring car struck them at high speed. The light car overturned and Mrs Carey was thrown clear landing on her head. The body was taken to Glen Wilton for interment.
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Lucy Carey
Wilton
Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
Emmitsburg
Carey
Russell Vogt
Hampstead
Carroll County
Frost Friday Night Noted As Possible First Frost
The local weather man expects no frost tonight despite a 38 degree low. Friday saw a 64 degree high with expectations of a warm up to summer heat later, and reports noted frost in the city last night as an early fall occurrence.
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Fan Aemd
Robbery at Mrs Main Home Sparking Sheriff Hope for Arrests
Sheriff Jones and Deputy Smith pursue a West Patrick street burglary of Mrs Cornelius Main. Suspects watched but insufficient evidence for arrest. Robbers bound and gagged Mrs Main's son and took $200 in cash. plan and access suggest familiarity with the home. Authorities expect an arrest soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelius Main
West Patrick Street
Jones
Smith
Main
Miss Stirling Leads In Women’s Golf Match At Rye
In the national women’s golf championship, Miss Alexa Stirling of Astonia led Miss Feith Cummings of Chicago by two holes after the first 18 holes of a 30 hole match at Rye.
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Associated Press
Rye
Mies
Alexa Stirling
Astonia
Miss Feith Cummings
Chicago
Lloyd George Fans Greeted Amid New York Welcome
David Lloyd George left New York for Montreal on a five car train tour of the United States and Canada. He and his wife Megan toured Grand Central and were greeted by admiring crowds as Irish demonstrators clashed with police. the visit yielded ovations though some disruption occurred.
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Preae
New York
David Lloyd George
Montreal
United States
Canada
Grand Central Station
Megan
Ottawa
Sir Henry Thornton
Canadian National Railways
General Pershing
France
Great Britain
Tre
Grand Central Terminal
Lloyd George
Odd Fellows Hold Leesburg Ceremonies and Parade
Local Odd Fellows from Leesburg and surrounding lodges attended a three degree conferral for about seventy five candidates in Leesburg town hall. The event featured degree teams from Potomac Lodge Alexandria Arlington and Fall Church, with speeches by H Dorsey Etchison and others, a large parade, vaudeville acts, and civic addresses.
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Odd Fellows
Leesburg
Clarendon
Fall Church Lodge
Falla Church
H. Dorsey Etchison
Maryland
Robert Steadman
L. T. Fry
Loudoun Lodge
Eminstrel
Vaudevile
I. Dorsey Etchison
Robert A. Bennett
Charles F. Seeger
A. J. Fromke
Franklin N. Shipley
Elmer Brown
Court House
C. Eugene Doyle
Northern Virginia Odd Fellows Association
J. Cleveland Hall
Virginia
Doyle
C. F. Harrison
H. A. Thompson
Reichstag to renounce rights and grant cabinet powers
London report says Chancellor Stresemann told the Reichstag that the assembly would be asked to renounce its rights for a long period and grant the cabinet powers greater than any cabinet before. The Berlin correspondent of Central News filed the dispatch.
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Associated Press
London
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Marylanders
Battle Monuments Commission
79Th Division
Montéaucon
Officer Adams
Case
HOODS
Educaaion Tigert
Security Committee
Syracuse
Ord
Miss Stirling
Reichstag
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