Negro Forger Given 3 Years In Penitentiary
John L. Thompson colored of near Ijamsville was convicted of forgery and sentenced to three years in the Maryland Penitentiary for forging three notes drawn on the Frederick County National Bank Citizens National Bank and the Fredericktown Savings Institution.
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Worthington
John L. Thompson
Ijamsville
Maryland
Thompson
Foreman
Frederick County National Bank
Citizens’ National Bank
Fredericktown Savings Institution
Harp
Percy Gray
House of Correction
Spring
Wiliam FE
McDowell
Knoxville
R. S. Harp
Carl Cramer
Bradshaw
John L. Bradshaw
A. Lewis
A. ¥. Bennett
Ritchie and party stop in city on way to fair
Governor Ritchie with candidates for Attorney General Comptroller and other Democrats traveled through Frederick this morning en route to the Hagerstown fair. They stopped briefly at the Francie Scott Key Hotel with no speeches planned. A Brunswick rally is announced for Friday at Red Men's Hall with Governor Ritchie and state ticket members expected to speak. George H Y Ingan, president of the People's National Bank of Brunswick, will preside.
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Ritchie
Thomas H. Robinson
Willliam
Gorddy
Frederick
Hagerstown Fair
Hagerstown
Washington County Fair
Brunswick
Red Men's Hall
George HY. Jngan
People’s National Bank of Brunswick
Arrest in Death of New Jersey High School Girl
Detectives arrested Ernest Faccenda 20 of Philadelphia as a material witness to the death of Emma Dickson 15 a Millville New Jersey high school girl. Her battered body was found near her home after she had been missing about a week. Faccenda admitted he witnessed the killing but did not know the slayer.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Ernest Faccenda
Emma Dickson
Millville
N. J
Faccenda
Unearth Body of General Oglethorpe in Cranham Dig
Excavators under Dr Thornwell Jacobs uncovered the remains of General James E. Oglethorpe founder of Georgia in Cranham England and plan to move the body to Atlanta.
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Oglethorpe
Industrial and Rail Leaders Rise Amid Quiet Trade
The Associated Press reports a calm morning in New York stocks with industrial and railroad shares advancing. Call money opened at 1 percent as gas-related incidents in Thurmont drew attention with workers briefly overcome and hospitalized after repairing a gas main in a ditch.
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Associated Press
New York
Fire In St. Paul Apartments Routs Baltimore Tenants
A blaze at the St Paul apartments on Mt Royal Avenue and St Paul Street caused heavy smoke and water damage from the eighth floor down to the sixth. No injuries were reported though 40 to 50 families inhabited the building and residents rushed belongings to the street amid fears of widespread flooding.
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St. Paul
Baltimore
Associated Mess
St. Paul Apartments
Mt. Royal Avenue
St. Paul Street
Holy Name Society Plans Large Emmitsburg Pilgrimage
More than 10 000 Holy Name Society members from across the diocese will journey Sunday to Emmitsburg to visit St. Anthony shrine St Joseph's College and Mother Seton tomb and shrine A committee led by John McE Wilson coordinates travel with hundreds of local members and about 50 cars in procession The day ends with a Te Deum and Benediction at Mountain College Church
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Holy Name Society
Emmitsburg
St. Anthony
Sc. Sonn’s
St. John’s Hall
Baltimore
Washington
Hagerstown
Cumberland
St. Joseph's College
Mother Seton
St. Joseph's
Mt. St. Mary's College
Sisterhood
Parents Face School Attendance Fines Under Law
Six families are arraigned before Justice J. Graham Johnson for violating compulsory attendance. Each parent fined 35 with remittance on condition that children attend school regularly. Several cases note unenrolled children and scant term attendance, while the September grand jury calls for strict enforcement.
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J. Grahame Johnson
Oliver Franklin Harshman
Frederick
Brunswick
Sensenbaugh School
Vera
Ruth Sensenbaugh
William Smith
Molly
Glenn
Wroward
Calvin Kline
Juanita
Raymond
Edward Cross
Harold
Alexander
Board of Education
Harshman
Courtroom Uproar as Mrs Stokes Denies Payoffs
Dramatic retrial of W E D Stokes and wife Helen Elwood Stokes features Mrs Stokes shouting “to kill him” and denial under oath after former chauffeur Ellmer Henshaw testifies of alleged payoffs. Witness and spectators clash verbally as the judge maintains order.
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New York
W. E. D. Stokes
Helen Elwood Stokes
Supreme Court
Elmer Henshaw
Mrs. Stokes
Mr. Stokes
Mr Untermyer
Tom
Bricklayers Fined For Sunday Work In Larchmont
Four bricklayers in Larchmont were fined $5 each for working on the Sabbath. They reportedly earned $36 for Sunday labor when counting double overtime, saying they did nothing wrong.
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Brickeyers
The
Associated Press
Larchmont
Bank Embezzler Pleads Guilty In Dayton Case
Frederick W. Hecht former cashier of the American National Bank of Dayton pleads guilty to an embezzlement charge involving 306000. He is sentenced to ten years in Atlanta by Judge Hickenlooper. Earthquake relief funds receive new contributions from diverse local groups across Ohio.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
Frederick W. Hecht
American National Bank
Dayton
United States District Court
Uecht
Atlanta
Hickenlooper
Russell E. Lighter
American Red Cross
Japan
Burkittsville
The
Red Cross
M. L. Horine
Pleasant In
Church
Yellow Springs
Philanthropic Lodge
A. F
A.M. New Market
Utica
Legion 10 Seeks for More Members in Maryland Campaign
State wide American Legion membership drive outlined by Col. D John Mickey aims to split posts into Red White and Blue teams with evening meetings. Prizes include two post banners gold to top recruiter and community merchant donated items.
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American Legion
Maryland
D. John Mickey
Olg
Legion
Moravian Graceham Church Celebrates 165th Anniversary
Graceham Moravian Church marks 165 years since organization with Love Feast and Holy Communion Service led by Rev. Samuel Wedman. The 1745-178 year founding dates trace to John Henry Herver, George Neike, and land donated by Daniel Dunlany for church and school. Plans include renovating the brick church and parsonage with a budget of 1200 to 1500 dollars.
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Graceham
Samuel Wedman
Beievers
John Henry Herver Way
Lncality
George Neike
Bethlehem
United States
Frederick Fair Preparations Ahead of Weather and Judges
Great Frederick Fair organizers report readying plans with cloudless skies seen as key to success. Concessionaires arrive Friday and judges are secured for most departments, with Household still awaiting final approval and about 60 judges to be added.
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Frederick Fair
Fair Association
Frederick
Ousehold
B. F. Jones
South Montrose
Humphrey D. Wolfe
Gienwood
B. B. Carmichael
College Park
S. B. Shaw
FL W. Oldenburg
Colege Park
J. H. Wolsifer
Newton Cash
Vineland
J. Wistar Huey
Ruxton
R. EB. Bigga
Baltimore
Ira McCurdy
30 000 Witness Junior World Series Opens in KC
Kansas City Blues, the American Association pennant winners, meet the Baltimore Orioles, the International League champions, on Moenchback field in the first game of the junior world series. Four games stay in Kansas City before moving to Baltimore. first to five wins claims the title. Advance tickets show about 30 000 in attendance for today’s opener.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Kansas City Blues
Baltimore Orioles
Baltimore
Thurmont United Brethren Church Toying With Return of Pastor
The Thurmont United Brethren church reports 79 new members and 70 baptisms under Rev. Joreen this year as the congregation votes unanimously to extend his return for another year. Conference meets October 11 to 14 in Dallastown. Hospital records show 138 treated in September with 100 admitted and 99 discharged.
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Thurmont United Brethren Church
Stottiemyer
John Creager
Joreen
Dallastown
Frederrick City Hospital
Giants and Yankees Open World Series In 1922 Style
In New York the 1922 world series begins with 60 000 fans at the massive Yankee Stadium. Watson starts for the Giants against Hoyt for the Yankees as Gowdy catchers and Schang bats for New York. The crowd filled the stands hours before game time with lines at ticket booths and police managing traffic.
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New York
Yankees
Harlem River
New York Giants
New York Yankees
Baseball
Imainin
Ines
Giants
Ruth
John McGraw
Walter Pip
Yankee
Aman
Sharks
Pipp
Harvey Hendricks
Bank Short 87 000 as Albion Institu… Closed by Examiners
Citizens' Bank of Albion in Erie county, the oldest bank in the city, was closed by state examiners after a shortage of 87 000 was found. cashier R. J. Griswold was arrested on falsification charges and held on 15 000 bail. First National Bank of Erie offered to take over Albion accounts. Stockholders pledged to cover the deficit.
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Associated Preasurre
Citizens’ Bank of Albion
Erie County
R. J. Griswold
Griswold
First National Bank of Erie
Allion Bank
Albion
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Church of God
Roscoe C. Murray
Murray and McGregor
Community Hardware
Jo M. Murray
West Virginia
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Old Central Hardware Company
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Tokio
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Neces
Roscoe Murray
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Ambassador Woods
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Jettle
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Thurmont
City Hospital
Myers
London
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Bro. Matthews
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Gowdy
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Hoyt
Ryan
Snyder
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Kelly
Goowdy
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