Stultz Told Hangs Nov 3 For Adams Murder
William A. Stultz, condemned for Policeman John H. Adams's murder, was informed by his attorney he will be executed on Friday November 3. Governor Albert C. Ritchie signed the death warrant and the State Lunacy Commission found him sane. Clarence M. Phleeger will build the scaffold, with work slated for late month. Sheriff James A. Jones awaits the warrant and any remaining paraphernalia from prior executions.
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William A. Stultz
John H. Adams
Albert C. Ritchie
Sherman P. Bowers
Stultz
Mr. Bowers
Aaron R. Anders
James A. Jones
Clarence M. Phleeger
Charles Robinson
Mary Edith Hightman
Middletown
Stiltz
Jones
Robinson
The Bat arrives in town with near sellout crowd
The company presenting The Bat arrived this morning around 10 o clock and a near capacity house is anticipated. Mail orders and box office activity suggest a strong run with steady crowds and promising reviews in town. Trolley service will be held for Thurmont Middletown and Myersville to accommodate theatergoers. Rev Luther B Hafer from Taneytown has been called to St Pauls Lutheran charges in York Pa with a 2000 annual salary.
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Middletown
Myersville
Mr. Hafer
Luther B. Hafer
Taneytown
Maryland
St. Paul's Lutheran
York
Adam Stumpf
Washington Junction
Washington
Cumberland Valley
Lime Kiln
Doubs
Buckeystown
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New York
Western Mall
Lewistonn
Braddock Heights
D.C
Brunswick
Frederick
Wasington Junction
Ellicott City
Mt. Airy
Vamsville
Lancaster
Pennsylvania
Jefferson and
Hagerstown
Harrisburg
Winchester
Death of Autoist Lennon Cited In Street Crash
In Brooklyn on a Friday morning around 12 13, Clifford Lennon died after his roadster, owned by Fire Engine Company 13, was side swiped and crashed into a curb. He was thrown from the vehicle and killed almost instantly.
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Associated Press
New York
Clifford Lennon
Lennon
Thirteenth street
Brooklyn
Fire Engine Company 13
Fines Levied After Brunswick Slot Machine Raid
Deputies Allen Bartgis and Harry Dorcus raided Brunswick establishments finding 10 slot machines. Walter Ambrose, Carr Bros, Victor Kaplan and others faced fines totaling 395 dollars for the devices found in Yardley Hotel, Darr Bros soda shop, Kaplans pool hall, Porter's barber shops, a wine place, and a shoe repair shop. Ambrose and Kaplan faced fines. Kaplan paid 275 dollars plus costs. overall costs reached 295 dollars.
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brunswick
Allen Bartgis
Harry Dorcus
Yardley Hotel
Walter Ambrose
Darr Bros. sod
Victor Kaplan
Porter
wiene Placy
J. Grahame Johnson
Carr Bros
Ambrose
Kaplan
Radio Test Shows Steel Rail Car Not Block Radio
The Pennsylvania Railroad conducted a test on the Broadway Limited to receive radio telephone signals in a moving steel rail car. Signals from New York and Philadelphia were received clearly, with overhead high tension lines not causing interference. Further tests will occur in a week or ten days to confirm wireless reception without external antennas.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Pennsylvania railroad
Broadway Limited
northwestern
railroad
New York
Philadelphia
signal department
General List Sees Upward Trend In Early Trading
New York stock exchange prices rose this morning despite weakness in standard oil shares. Buying for the long term grew as pools increased activity, with gains driven by companies holding surplus for distribution. Call money opened and renewed at 5 percent.
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Associated Press
New York
standard oil
stock exchange
Frederick County Fair Races Highlight Large Entries and New Building
Frederick County Agricultural Society prepares for a record Fair with 130 harness horses entered for four days and many running races. A new Domestic Arts Building will display housewives entries as concessions sell out. stock and poultry shows expected near capacity, with entry books closing Monday and grounds opening tomorrow at 1 p.m.
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Frederick Fair
Agricultural Society
Frederick
Frederick county
Hagerstown
yeate
Guervenne
Domestic Arts
North Market street
Wives urged to stand by imprisoned husbands in Detroit plea
Detroit October 13 A plea by Harry L Hubbard warden of the Michigan State Penitentiary before the American Prison Congress urged wives of imprisoned men not to divorce. He said divorces undermine reform efforts, with first offenders failing after release as their wives abandon them, leading to repeat offenses and ruined reputations.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Mich
Harry L. Hulburt
Michigan State Penitentiary
American Prison Congress
Shipping Board Ships Stay Dry in New York Case
Washington October 12 Shipping Board vessels will remain dry regardless of injunction outcomes in New York. Chairman Lasker announced government owned ships are American territory and under Attorney General Daugherty's ruling fall under the Volstead act, regardless of private ships’ fate.
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Associated Press
Washington
Shipping Board
New York
Lasker
inarding
Daugherty
Will Troubled Marriage Ties to Candler Action
New Orleans Oct 13 Mrs Onezima fe Rouchel arrived and said opposition by Asan Candler Sr children stemmed from his plan to change his will to leave the entire estate to her The report also notes a locomotive engine that has run 6620 miles in 12 years with no extensive repairs.
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New Orleans
Onezima fe Rouchel
Asan Candler
Candler
Von Hindenburg Would Be German President
Berlin October 13 Field Marshal Von Hindenburg has expressed willingness to offer himself as a candidate for election to the German Presidency the Vossische Zeitung states today The Field Marshal's acceptance was at the request of the German National People's party.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Field Marshal Von Hindenburg
Vosslyche Zeitung
Kerman National People’s party
Ohio Labor Backed Impeachment Move Against Daugherty
Canton Ohio October 18 The Ohio Federation of Labor met in session and by unanimous vote pledged support to the congressional impeachment effort against Attorney General Daugherty and urged President Harding to remove him from the Cabinet to repudiate his actions.
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Associated Press
Canton
Ohio Federation of Labor
Congress
Daugherty
Harding
Frederick mail schedules and fair day store closure poll
The Frederick postoffice daily mail dispatch slots are listed with times and routes, noting numerous mail pouches and arrivals. A chamber of commerce poll on closing stores at 1 pm for the Frederick Fair shows most merchants favor closing for employe participation, though some will stay open. Also reported, passengers from the burned City of Honolulu were transferred to the US Army transport Thomas. the vessel will arrive in San Francisco late due to heat and delays.
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Frederick
Chamber of Commerce
Market
Patrisk
Associated Press
San Francisco
City of Honolulu
United States army
Thomas
Weat Faralon
Federal Telegraph Co
Honolulu
Harmony route injunction hearing in Jackson district
Hearing of testimony in injunction proceedings by Jackson district residents against the State Roads Commission over the Harmony route for State improvement finished this afternoon at about 12:30. Arguments to follow, each side limited to thirty minutes. Judges Hammond Urner Glenn Worthington and Edward Peter observed two routes. testimony began yesterday afternoon with a night session from 7:15 to 9:30.
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Jackson
State Roads Commission
Harmony
Hammond Urner
Glenn H. Worthington
Edward C. Peter
Many good roads finished in east
The Pennsylvania State Highway Department completed 224.6 miles of new hard surfaced roads this season, including the Lackawanna Trail from Scranton to Binghamton. Total PA highways reach 10,777 miles with 6,090 improved. New Jersey also reports extensive hard surfaced road work and Dixie Highway advances, while Florida highlights the beach route from Jacksonville to Miami with a bridge under construction to finish the route by October.
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Pennsylvania State Highway Department
Keystone State
Lackawana Trail
Scranton
Binghamton
N. Y
America
Pennsylvania
flint
Telford
William C. Sproul
Pennsylvania department
Jersey
New Jersey
Smithville
Mullica river
Extontown
West Long Branch
Bridgeton
Mill Ville
Madison
Newark
Bound Brook
Passaic
United States
Florida
Jacksonviie
eart
St Augustine
Ormond
Daston
vain Beach
iami
Atlantic Ocean
Halifax
Indian rivers
Iite
Florida East Coast Railway
Ortover totorials ei
Jacksonville
Caracan
Jackeoville
Pablo
ach
orosiie St
Scotch whiskey seized and poured from Nassau jail taps
Twelve thousand quarts of high grade Scotch whiskey valued over 100000 were poured down Nassau county jail basement sinks by customs officers in Mineola New York on October 13. The craft yacht Edith previously docked at Bayville last April and was said to have brought the liquor from the West Indies.
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Associated Press
Mineola
N. Y
Nassau county
Mqnor
Edith
Bayville
West Indies
Baltimore Stockbroker Moves to Receivership Under Blind Pool System
F M Young a Baltimore stockbroker long a pioneer of the blind pool method says he has been forced out of business and placed in receivership. He accuses local banks and the Blue Sky Committee of outrageous treatment and claims authorities moved to bar him from the New York Stock Exchange.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Noceober
F. M. Young
Young
Blue Sky Committee
New York Stock Exchange
Inland route from St Augustine to Ormond via Hastings and Buunzell
From St Augustine the road heads inland to Hastings then southeast to Buunzell, a 28 mile stretch completed into Ormond by way Ocean City.
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St. Augustine
Hastings
Buunzell
Ormond
Ocean City
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