Harding Given Year For Using Spurious Check
Oliver aiding, 20, from near Frederick on Georgetown lake, was sentenced to twelve months in the House of Correction after being found guilty of false pretenses. He had used a fake check to buy a Hudson from Starbaugh Auto Sales. The court noted Harding had received 4000 from the B and O Railroad for earlier injuries and that the money was partly deposited by his father. Judge Worthington blamed the automobile for modern crime trends. Jardini defended Harding.
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Oliver Aiding
Frederick
Georgetown
House of Correction
Worthington
Peter
Hardings
Starbaugh Auto
Harding
Hudson
Harbaugh
Commercial State Bank
Albaugh
Harder
B. & O. Railroad
Jardini
Bennett
Tall Cedars Ceremonial Here Friday in Frederick
Hagerstown Forest Tall Cedars of Lebanon will visit Frederick on Friday October 9 to initiate about fifty candidates. The event features the Dram Corps and Rangers in lavish costumes, with a parade through principal streets ending at the Armory.
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Lebanon
Hagerstown Forest
Tall Cedars of
Frederick
Josue
Masonic Lodge
Masonic Playground
Baltimore
Maryland
Hagerstown
Dram
Haverstown Forest
Chambersourg
Keystone
Dram Corps
Rangers
cician_ Hacverstown
United States
Lioxyd Harshman
Mitchell Won't Testify Before Naval Court
Col William Mitchell refused to testify before the naval court probing the Shenandoah disaster. He objected to swearing in court under Army orders and a subpoena was issued. Representative Frank R Reid, his attorney, disclosed Mitchells letter to the Adjutant General stating the refusal to appear. The court notified the War Department of the refusal.
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Associated Press
Washington
Col
William Mitchell
Naval
Army
Foley
Mitchell
Frank R Reid
Illinois
Col. Mitchell
Judge Advocate
War Department
Frederick man and associate charged with illegal narcotics purchase
Charles Winebrenner of Frederick and Harry R Snook were arrested at the Francis Scott Key Hotel in Frederick on illegal purchase and possession of narcotics. Bond set at 1500 each for October 14 hearing. agents allege 25 bottles found and traced to Bristol, Tennessee.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Charles Winebrenner
Frederick
Francis Scott Key
Mr. Winebrenner
Harry R Snook
Alse
U. S
J. Frank
Samuel L. Rakuasion
Volstead to Enforce Prohibition Quietly in Minnesota
Former congressman A. J. Volstead, now legal adviser to General Rhinow, pledges full effort to enforce the Eighteenth Amendment without revealing methods. He stresses faith in the act and the desire to wait until he is at work before outlining plans.
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Associated Press
Granite Fas
Legion for Memorial Shrine to Wilson
The American Legion, meeting in Omaha, unanimously endorsed building a memorial shrine to Woodrow Wilson at his birthplace in Staunton Virginia. It also backed rejecting a memorial university in Valdosta Georgia and urged immediate U S adherence to the permanent court of international justice via the League of Nations.
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Associaed Press
Omaha
Neb
Woodrow Wilson
Staunton
American Legion
Legion
Memorial University
Valdosta
United States
Court of International Justice
World Peace Committee
Permanent Court of International Justice
League of Nations
President Coolidge Delayed By West Virginia Freight Wreck
President Calvin Coolidge’s train was delayed near Sir John’s Run West Virginia after a wreck of about 25 freight cars blocked the line. The detour over the Western Maryland tracks added about 32 miles and 1.5 hours before the party reached Cherry Run, delaying the White House arrival.
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President Coolidge
Washington
Martinsburg
W. Va
Sir John's Run
W Va
Omaha
Western Maryland Railroad
Green Ridge
Western Maryland Engneer
Baltimore and Ohio
Cherry Run
W.wa
Kinsburg
Hood College Outdoor Annual Hood Song Contest
Campus Day crowds will witness the annual song contest outdoors at Hood College on Saturday. Performers will sing from the steps of Alumnae Hall with judges on the rear steps evaluating originality and effectiveness. Vehicle entrance and information booths will guide visitors, with Antoinette Tatem leading a class-assisted guide team.
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Hood College
Brodbeck Hall
Alumnae Hall
Antoinette Tatem
Lions Club Observes Fire Prevention Week at Lunch
The Licang Club marked Fire Prevention Week with a noon luncheon. Two reels were shown one on fire prevention and one comedy. District Forest Warden Cyril Klein spoke on fire safety while members added remarks. A Halloween prize fund of $15 was announced for the Friday October 30 event. Walter Decker and Al Stine led the meeting. Stine was a guest at the gathering.
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Cyril Klein
Hallowe'en
Waltter Decker al Stine
Miss Lucretia McCardell Breaks Hip in Fall
Miss Lucretia McCardell of Hagerstown sustained a broken hip in a fall and was taken to Washington County Hospital Wednesday morning. She is reported to be doing as well and may be visited by Vir. McCadel Wednesday afternoon.
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Lucretia McCardell
Hagerstowm
ALC
Flyer Killed In First Of Big Maneuvers At National Air Races
The National Air Races opened with a fatal crash when a home-built monoplane crashed during the first heat of the two seater race. Darry l Bunnell was killed and Clarence D. Chamberlin injured after the craft failed on the first lap of the five mile course. Chambertin’s time on the first lap was 85.1 mph before the accident occurred about a mile from the start.
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Associated Press
Mitenet Wield
N.Y
Darryl Bunnell
Clarence D. Chamberlin
Chambertin
Italy and Greece on Mrs Harding's summer tour
Mrs. Harding of this city and her daughters Anna Trail Harding and Constance Harding spent four months visiting Italy Spain and other lands of romance aboard the Martha Washington and President Wilson ships. They toured Azores Lisbon Naples Patras Corfu Gravosa Duvrovnik Trieste Venice Milan the Italian lakes Siena Assisi Rome Tivoli Sorrento Amalfi Capri and Naples observing art historic sites and scenic beauty before returning home on September 29.
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Join Harding
Bertha
Florence Trail
Italy
Spain
Harding
Anna Trail Harding
Constance Harding
Brooklyn
Martha Washington
Cosulich Line
President Wilson
Frederick
Mediterranean
Foreighers
Azore Islands
Hardings
Lisbon
Portugal
Vasca de Gamma
Portugesa
Cameons
Ealing
Naples
Enrico Caruso
Aquarium
Caruso
Pattas
Greece
Grecian Isles
Corfu
Kaiser
Gravosa
Duvrovnik
Iugo- Slvatkia
Adriatic
Trieste
Venice
St. Mark's Cathedral
St. Mark
Doges
Paul Verconese
Trnttoretti
Paradise
Milan
New York
Jarda
Como
Maggiore
Lugaro
Pisa
Bologna
Florence
Ufizzi
Pitti
Medici
Siena
Perigna
Raphael
Assisai
Orviento
San Gergnana
Rome
St. Peter’s
Tivoli
Victor Emmanuel
Mrs Harding
Fieureu
Victory
Sorriento
Amalfi
Capri
Ravelle
Lottie
Gulf of Naples
Vesuvius
America
Woman Admits Bigamy Charge In Circuit Court
Hannah C. Baker of near the city pleaded guilty to bigamy in the local Circuit Court with Judges Worthington and Peter presiding. The case notes she first married John A. Baker around 1917, separation occurred by 1920 or 1921, and she later married William A. Hahn in April this year while still legally married to Baker. A divorce was granted two weeks earlier, and Hahn and Baker were remarried last Saturday, making them legally joined once more as husband and wife.
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Hannah CO. Baker
Worthington
Peter
Marrland
Hannah O. Saylor
Joansville
Jin
John A. Baker
Baker
Furrther
William A. Hahn
Thurmont
Paker
Hahn
Bakjer
Odd Fellows honor return of local members in Frederick
Frederick City Lodge No 100 IW Odd Fellows held a reception at Pythian Castle rooms for H Dorsey Etchison and H Noel Haller. Etchison spoke on his Northwestern trip including the Lovering Grand Lodge session in Portland Oregon. Welcomes by Landis Brown and Felton. Rally planned for November 10 with all Frederick County lodges expected to send candidates to the new Home on North Market Street.
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H. Dorsey Etchison
H Noel Haller
Frederick City
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
Pythian Castle
Haller
Etchison
Loverign Grand Lodge
Portland
Oregon
Charles A. Landis
Albert S. Brown
Holden S. Felton
Odd Fellows
Frederick County
Aarket Street
S Elmer Brown
Austin Howari
A. E. Heidher
Skidding Re elected as Treasurer in New Orleans
In New Orleans an AP report notes General William W Skiddy of New York was unanimously re elected for 29 years as treasurer of a central ecclesiastical body. The action awaited ratification by the House of Bishops. The case included a defendant represented by Rebo Harp and involved a guilty plea with suspended sentence.
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Skidding
New Orleans
Wiliam W Skiddy
New York
Gentral Convent
Piscopal Church
Depu Hes
Rishene
Rebo
Harp
Pirates Win 3 2 As Aldridge Holds Washington
The Pirates defeated the Washington Senators 3 to 2 in a tense game at Forbes Field Pittsburgh. Highlights include Clyde Barnhart’s two appearances and a long home run by Gitent Wright as the crowd swelled toward 45 000 amid a misty sky.
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Associated Press
Forbes Field
Pittsburgh
Chamwonshin
Pittschureh Pirates
Washington Senators
Stanley Coyelesite
Spitball Star
Senatory
Vile Aldridge
Pirates
Washington
Rajah Teckinpauch
Ruel
Texas
Peck
Coveleskie
Aldridge
Sam Ace
Backy Harris
Wright
Goslin
Grantham
Pittshursh
Earl Smith
Kadsioff
Akividze
Judge
Moore
Joe Judge
Caters Glete
Joe Harris
Carey
Blueze
Merers
Smith
Meyers
Briege
Pittshurzh
Max Carey
Cuyler
Clyde Barnhart
Congregation Meeting at First Baptist Church Records
A congregational meeting at First Baptist Church led by Rev. W. G Royss reported year end activity. The treasurer noted 11664 dollars contributed for church support and missions and a 2241 dollar reduction in indebtedness. Shmuel Trout received special recognition for perfect Sunday attendance and participation. Officers for the Men’s Bible Class were elected. many members attended the post meeting supper.
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First Baptist Church
W. G Royss
Congregaon
Shmuel ‘Trout
The
Moniz
H. E. Cornproost
N. L. Lea
C. W. Gregory
N L. Ebert
Bede
W. H. Heim
A. B Cellinus
Wy. E. Gonso
M. F. McBride
Geo.” Miller
B. W. Wilson
Jee Porter
G. H McGregor
N. L. Ebert
Matthew Robb
H. E. Cornpropst
S. T. Stall
T. W. Pickett
G. Wm. Stultz
James Trout
M . Watkins
G. D. Miller
Emil Nelson
Clark Miller
John Staley
Chester F. McKenzie
George M. Fogle
HL .Shultz
J. W. Fout
Bowyer B. Fout
Hollis Fout
J. Ruskins Loy
John
Rubeck
Trout
James Cornproost
Edward F. Tucker, Jr
Charles C. Rentzel
A. B
Collemus
L. Lea
J. David
H. W. Heim
H. McGregor
Chester, Tucker
Geo. Wm. Trout
George Jacobs
Foster
Buckenstaff
Paul Goldsworthy
Matthew Albakri
Geo. Tritanoe
Washington Team Suffers Bizarre Inning Lapses In Ninth
In a muddled late innings stretch, Washington and Pittsburgh exchange hits and outs with errors. Key moments feature Sam Rice on base, Moore and Peckinpaugh errors, and a late scoring flurry as Ky Curter hits into the right-field stand to spark a wild crowd reaction.
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Washington
Teck
Ruel
Barnhart
Coreleskle
Grantham
Pittsburgh
Stanter Harris
Smith
Joe Ainige
Aldridge
Sam Rice
Bucky Harris
Sam
Secon
Rantham
Moore
Goose Gassin
Rice
Joe Judge
Eddie Moore
Peckinpauch
S. Warris
Max Carer
Ky Curter
Barchart
Traynor
Peck
Barney
Meyers
Wright
Joeartis
McNeely
J. Harris Méver
Ping
Veach
Ruether
Coveleskie
Que Tua
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William G. Zimmerman
Third Street
Jes
Naval Court
D. Charles Winebrenner
Harry Snook
Volstead
Enforcement
Legion For Memorial Shrine
Wilson
Mrs. Coolidge
West VA
Oct
Coolidge
White House
Amecan Legion
Lions Club
Lands
Hannah C. Baker
Chanute Field
Rantoul
William L. Wheeler
Cecil Burger
Mathewson
Warris
Goslfn
Mickey Cuyler
Harris
Barris
Bluege
Peel
Muddy Ruel
Ruels
Glave
Stan Harris
Grantham Noroos
Wittaburgh
S. Harris
Ed Moore
Kiki Cuyler
Horris
Joe Herrig
Ie Traynor
Pie Traynor
Pecklepaugh
Gitent Wight
Georgie Grantham
Baptist Church
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