Schrader Guilty by Jury in Brunswick Case
Samuel Schrader a 35 year old Bluefield West Virginia man living at Obed Dellinburns Knoxville home was found guilty by a jury of assault with intent to kill Dettinburn. Schrader moved for a new trial and sentence was withheld Judge Worthington presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Schrader
Bluefield
Anderson H. Hizler
Harvey L. Stambaugh
John W. Mentzer
Daniel J. Young
Lawson A. Dubel
Peter F. Shepley
Gilmer Schley
John W. Humm
Robert ©. Shaft
Christian L.C. Lampe
Karl Jacobson
C. Newton Trundle
Schrader
Dettinburn
Wison Holten
Frederick
Cone Resigns From U S Fleet Corporation
Hutchinson I. Cone vice president and general manager of the Fleet Corporation resigns in protest of the Shipping Board action in removing Leigh Palmer as president. He says the Board defied President Coolidge and cannot serve an organization that ignores the President's wishes. Cone, a retired rear admiral, was seen as Palmer’s right hand man since he took office after Palmer’s appointment two years ago.
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Associated Press
Washington
Hutchinson I. Gone
Fleet Corporation
The
Shipping Board
Leigh C. Palmer
Cone
Coolidge
Mr. Palmer
Hundreds Search For Missing Air Mail Pilot
Clarion Pa Oct 7 hundreds of searches are out in the hills along the Clarion river for Charles Ames missing air mail pilot. National Guardsmen on foot, 3500 strong, scour mountains and river valleys while planes comb a ten mile west area. Circulars offer a 350 reward and urge farmers to search their properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Clarion
Clarion River
Charles Ames
Air Mail
Carl F. Egge
Airy Mail
Ames
Eye
Clation
Frederick County veteran recalls John Brown raid and trial
Charles Wesley Gettinger of Frederick County recalls his Harper's Ferry trip with citizens from Martinsburg on October 17 1859. He witnessed Col Robert E Lee and U S Marines at the raid and described Brown's trial and the defense by Boston lawyers. The veteran later served in the Civil War and was confirmed by a War Department record.
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Baltimore
C. C. Conklyn
Charles Town
W. Va
John Brown
Frederick
Harper’s Ferry
Harpers Ferry
Martinsburg
Beckam
Harper’s
Terry
Mr.Gettinger
Murphy
Commonwealth
Berkeley County
Robert E. Lee
United States
Lee
Johin Brown
Boston
Brown
Gettinger
Mr. Gettinger
Cook
Tall
North
South
Washington
Davis
United States Army
War Department
Starper's Ferry
Virginia Infantry
Frederick County
Uticas
New York City
Secolumn
Geitinger
Glenn v. Worthington
Stanwell Jackson
Stonewall Brigade
Much Work Ahead of Aid Society
In Frederick County the Children's Aid Society seeks $5,000 during a one week campaign starting October 12 to boost memberships and donations. The article traces the society to its 1911 county origins with Frederick and Montgomery counties and notes a 1917 Juvenile Court, now guiding 259 children under care.
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Children’s Aid Society
Frederick County
Judicial Dstrict
Frederick
Montgomery
Maryland Children’s Aid Society
Henry Watson Children’s Aid Society of
Baltimore
Henry Watson Children’s Aid Society
Maryland Children's Aid Society
Henry Watson
Maryland
Dentists from Frederick to Attend Maryland Meeting
Six Frederick dentists plan to attend the Maryland State Dental Association semiannual meeting in Salisbury October 12 and 13 at the Wicomico Hotel. Attendees include Drs T S Bader A A Radel N Kefauver D G Everhart J Tf Pyles and B M Davis. Davis will discuss Cavity Preparation and immunology based prevention as taught by the late Dr Black, with several clinics by state dentists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Maryland State Dental Association
Salisbury
Wicomico Hotel
T S Bader
A. A. Radel
N.&. Kefauver
D. G. Everhart
J. Tf. Pyles
B. M. Davis
Davis
Dr. Black
Intimate contact with Geltinger and escort at Richmond
Geltinger met Jackson and joined the escort that bore the General's body to Richmond. The text notes the people of the South saw the last glimpse of the great Christian warrior.
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Geltinger
Jackson
Richmond
South
Five Inches of Snow Across Midwest and West States
Five inches of snow blanket Lea, South Dakota, Casper Wyoming, and other areas east of the Continental Divide. Heavy rains sweep the Rocky Mountain region as Gulf States enjoy warmth. A rail accident near Grand Junction disrupts service. two men injured. Frost and freezing temps threaten spring grain in Montana.
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Chicago
Midwest
South Dakota
Montana
Wyoming
Shivers
Wheat Belt
Lea
S. D
Casper
Continental Divide
Rocky Mountain
New Mexico
Arizona
Denver and Rio Grande Westen
Grand Junction
Colo
Bozeman
Gulf States
Florida
Louisiana
Alaabama
Mississippi
New York
Fox Sees Youth and Cop Then Jumps Off Bridge
Early risers report an unusual scene on East Patrick and South Market streets as a fox dodges a spotlighted car. George Kery chased the fox who leaped from a bridge into the creek, pursued by Officer Hoffman who watched the fox jump. Labor Opposes Russia follows in Atlantic City with AFL President Green opposing Soviet labor ties amid a rousing speech.
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Fox
East Patricks
South Market
Fair
George Kery
Jefferson
George
South Market Street
Officer Hoffman
Hoffman
Russia
Atlantic City
N. J
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Arthur A. Purcell
America
Green
First Game Play By Play Washington vs Pittsburgh
Washington and Pittsburgh clash in a pitchers duel with early hits by Rice and Harris. Traynor homers for Pittsburgh in the fifth as Meadows and Barnhart mix in fielding and baserunning, while Johnson and Moore handle mound duties for the Senators and Pirates.
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Washington
Pittsburgh
Mam Rice
Moore
Bucky Haris
Cures
Goslly
Cigley
Judge
Rice
Wright
Grantham
S. Harris
Gostin
Bounder
Holdia Moore
Carey
Ruel
Harris
Cuyler
Jon Warris
Bleuge
Peckinpaugh
Clyde Barnhart
Frederick Atar
Pie Traynor
Glenn Wright
Traynor
Slarris
Goslin
Max Carey
Pirates
Barnhart
Joe Harris
Bluege
Peck
Texas
Johnson
Sammy Rice
Bucky
Homer
Deck
Smith
Meadows
Ship explodes in Bordeaux harbor with wounded
A bomb laden vessel exploded in Bordeaux harbor today injuring many. In Santa Monica, John J. Perry, grandfather of Washington pitcher Walter Johnson, died yesterday.
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Bordeaux
France
Morocco
Johnson
Santa Monica
Cal
John J. Perry
Walter Johnson
Washington Pitcher
Heta
Dr Sterling Ruffin and Mrs Woodrow Wilson to wed reports
Rumors say Dr Sterling Ruffin and Mrs Woodrow Wilson widow of President Wilson plan marriage. The pair, once linked, have been seen together frequently in Paris, reviving discussions of a past romance.
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Sterling Ruffin
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Ms. Wilson
Rafin
Paris
City Faces Special Meeting Over Low Water Pressure
City residents flood City Hall with complaints as water pressure drops to 12 1 3 pounds, with officials noting rainfall cannot fix months-long drought. Water from Fishing Creek, Tuscarora and Ox Creek feeds the system. repairs and basin cleaning planned. May be main topic at tonight’s mayor and aldermen meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Mall
Fishing Creek
Burck
E’sbing Creek
Frederick
L. F. Mullitx
Elmer FL Mutnshower
Crum
Board of Aldermen
Aadit
Meadows and Johnson face off in world series opener
The Pittsburgh Pirates and Washington Senators meet before a 45000 crowd in the first game of the World Series. Walter Johnson and Lee Meadows, veteran hurlers, are set to duel as both teams carry high hopes and injury concerns into the contest.
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Associated Press
Forbes Wield
Pittsburgh
Cat
Washington Senators
Walter Johnson
Senators
Lee Meadows
Pirates
Sammon
Pirates of
Suci Ag Johnson and
Meadows
Shenandoah Replacement Urged By Moffett
Washington October 7 Rear Admiral William A Moffett chief of the Naval Bureau of Aeronautics told the President s Air Board that the Shenandoah should be replaced by a United States built rigid airship of at least 6 000 000 cubic feet capacity. He urged broader air force functions more naval stations for heavier than air activity and a five year air construction program. He cited helium inflation as a factor in the disaster and discussed parachute impracticality aboard the liner. Also Omaha Legion Meet Philadelphia named 1926 convention site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William A. MoBett
Naval Bureau of Aeronautics
President's Air Board
United States
Moffett
Army
Navy
Joint Board
Annapolis
Navy Yard Development Board
Coco-Solo
Pearl Harbor
Naval Aviation Reserve
Secretary of the Navy
Admiral Moffett
Campus Day at Hood College Set as Community Day Plan
Hood College plans a Campus Day open house with Dr. Joseph H. Appie inviting city civic groups to attend. The program includes a 10 a.m. class pageant, 11 30 hockey between alumnae and varsity, tennis semifinals, and 2 30 p.m. tree planting stunts. Frederick visitors expected.
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Hood College
Joseph H. Appie
Frederick County
Frederick
Annasi
Hoot College
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Bruns
Wick
U. S. Fleet Corporation
Gel T
Pacco
Digsinz
Marsland
Vasdare
Niewapaprri Rthive
Charles Wesley Gettinger
Rogers
Middle West
Fredericks
I Washington
Ittsburgh Vase
OOOO
Muddy Ruel
Senator
Sfarris
Earl Smith
Joe Barris
Eddie Moore
Tfarris
Carroll County
Methodist Protestant Church
Mitchell
William Mitchell
Army Air Service
Naval Court of Inquiry
Shenandoah
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