Robbery Case Heard Before Judges Circuit Court
Three defendants pleaded guilty in a robbery at a bakery on North Market Street. George and Os borne Allen and Henry Onley, all colored, faced charges for breaking in on February 22 and taking 196 pounds of flour. Sentences not yet imposed. In a separate matter Emory Stull pleaded guilty to a pocketbook theft and had sentence suspended after admonitions by Judges Worthington and Peter. Trials for other gangs and appeals continued with jurors recalled for Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hershberger
Market Street
George
Osborne Allen
Worthington
Peter
Henry Onley
Allen
H. Dorsey Etchison
Alton ¥. Bennett
Emory Stull
Charlesville
Jarveny
Stull
Stanley Ramsburg
Hansonville
Raisburg
Progress in Campaign for Frederick County Free Library
Fund canvass results from the first three days show optimism for completing the drive this week. The library’s value is stressed by local leaders as essential to readers and schoolchildren who pack the main and reading rooms. Story hour begins Saturday with Hood College students aiding. Book Week observances planned for November 14. foreign literature list to follow. strong interest in supporting the library’s growing needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Edsah M. Schaefer
Hood College
Frederick
Iit
Better Business Methods Campaign Stressed by Rotary
Frederick Rotary members heard talks by Glenn O Garher and Emory L Cob lentz stressing codes of ethics and a four event campaign this year as Rotary International promotes professional standards. Guests included Dr J B Deets Pauline Michael and Thomas Chappell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary
Frederick
Glenn O. Garher
Emory L. Coblentz
J. H. Gampbrill, Jr
Rotary International
J, Be, Deets
Clarksburg
Montgomery County
Pauline Michael
Thomas Chappell
Hagerstown
Man Confesses Robbery Of Physician's Office
Paul Rager, 29, of Rocky Licks, Pa., confessed to robbing Dr. T B Gough in the Patrick Court Building before daylight. He is jailed as police link stolen diamond tie pin and a .32 caliber revolver to the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Gough
Patrick Court
Paul Rager
Rocky Licks
Bugh
Alien Bartgis
Rogers
Charles Lipps
South Market Street
Patrick
Bartgis
Dr. Gough
Espe
Bar*gis
Rager
Market Street
Him
Skunk in Pole Hole Fights for Life at Middletown Site
A skunk trapped in a freshly dug pole hole near Middletown station fought off a Potomac Edison lineman crew during work on an electric pole. After attempts with a newspaper failed to drive it out, a shotgun was used and the animal died. No workers are reported seriously harmed in the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ome Lone Skunk
Husky
Potomac Edison Company
Middletown
Finemen
Skunk
Vic Hneman
Call for Philippine independence in Senate resolution
Want Independence Manila Oct 14 AP A Senate resolution asks Congress and the American people to grant the Philippines complete independence. The measure frames independence as a national goal supported by the Senate and calls for action to achieve it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Senate
Congress
United States
Phiippines
Criminal appeals to be heard this week in court lineup
A batch of criminal appeal cases from various justices of the peace will be aired Thursday and Friday. W H Murphy of Baltimore faces a two year sentence for driving drunk after his car struck a 14 year old in Ridgeville. Other appeals include Glyon D Tuckard Sterling Clay James Thomas Burgee A M Wood RS Harp Elmer Becraft Guy Wetzel Charles L Renn Trilby Sewell and more with jail terms and jury trials requested across October 15 16 and related dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Murphy
Baltimore
August T. Brust
House of Correction
Justice
Brust
A M. Wood
William Specht
RS Harp
Roger Winpigler
Justtice
Harp
Elmer Becraft
Sherman
P. Bowens
Ury
UU. S
Felton
Tig
Guy Wetzel
Justice Brust
Charles L. Renn
Liqrer
R. S. Harp
Trilby Sewell
Frederick City Hospital Board Reports September Totals
The Frederick City Hospital board reports September totals: admitted 116, discharged 127, remaining 45, births 3, deaths 3, patients treated 172 per 3008. November donation committees formed for four Thursdays with listed chairmen and members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City Hospital
L. V. Baughman
Shaeffer T. Hargett
James F. Walker
Clinton McSherry
Elizabeth Houck
F. Nailiz
Anniversary Service for Liberty Town Methodist Church
The 96th anniversary of the founding of the Liberty Church will be celebrated Oct 24 and 25. The 1829 establishment is marked by attendance of former pastors. Dr J M Gill, EK McKaslin, Rev Dr E D Humphries will preach at various services with special music by the GaIon Bridge Quartette. The pastor is Rev Stephen Galley. Services are open to the public. A note adds that polished hard wax was used as a substitute for jet in making rings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Libertytoer
J. M. Gill
EK. McKaslin
E .D. Humphries
M. Pl Conference
Maryland
Gaion Bridge Quartsite
Mr. Gill
Stephen Galley
Harding on Parole After Suspended Sentence
Albert Harding of near Frederick, previously found guilty of false pretenses and sentenced to a year in the House of Correction, had his sentence suspended Tuesday due to his poor health and his mother’s statement that she is his sole support. Judge Worthington issued a severe reprimand and gave Harding another chance. attorney listed as Aboud Bennett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Albert Harding
Frederick
Worthington
House of Correction
Aboud, Bennett
Church Endowment Campaign Formed for Hood College
The Reformed church phase of the Hood College Endowment and Building Fund campaign organizes with four zone directors and zone chairmen for Pittsburgh and Potomac Synods. The effort begins November 13 alongside Frederick County and Hood College Alumni campaigns. President Dr Joseph H Apple attended a Pittsburgh Synod meeting at Kittanning where unanimous approval was reported for the campaign. The Potomac Synod approval is unofficial. The church quota is $260000, half of the $600000 goal. Emory L Coblentz chairs, with David C Winebrenner and Bertha McCay as vice chairs. ministers Styles, Wagner, Wiant, Wetzel and Apple form the executive committee. The Synods are divided into classes with zone directors named for each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reformed Church
Hood College
Pittsburgh and
Potomac
Frederick County
Hoon College
Emory L. Coblentz
David C. Winebrenner
Bertha McCay
Eugene P. Styles
Scott R. Wagner
Henry H. Wiant
Joseph H. Apple
Daniel J. Wetzel
Raymond J. Ford
The
Pittsburgh
Glanton
St. Paul's
Allegheny
H. H. Wiant
George A. Lancaster
Westmoreland
Somerset
E. P Skyles
John A. Overton
Juniath
Mercersburg
Gettysburg
Carlisle
John Paul Jones
Zion's
Virginia
Maryland
Frank Skilton
No Special Session On Tubercular Milk Cattle Health Threat
Governor Ritchie said the menace from tubercular milk cattle is not clear enough to warrant a special legislative session. He rejected Carroll county group resolutions urging funding for eradication and noted only $73,000 remains of a $375,000 state fund. Experts suggested health impact may not appear until after the 1927 session. Rail shares rose in New York as call loan rates and crude oil prices moved, with several lines gaining points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cty
Ritchie
Carroll County
Interstate Milk Dealers ’Association
New York
New York Central
Atlantic Coast Line
Reading
Baltimore and Ohio and Southern Railway
Admiral Sims Says Navy Lacks Definite Air Policy
Rear Admiral William S. Sims told the Presidents Air Board that the navy has no definite air policy and suffers from conservatism and low morale due to lack of confidence in leadership. He cited the Shenandoah disaster as proof and criticized naval management and education in the Wilson era. Frosty weather and harvest notes follow in Maryland after the main report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Willam &. Sims
Navy
Col. Mitchell
Department of National Defense
Sims
Mitchell
William 8. Sims
U. S. Navy
Air Board Today
Shenat- Joah
Navy Department
Josephus Daniels
Wilson
Daniels
Thief Steals Car While Owners See The Ten Commandments
Raymond Barnes reports his light green 179,230 Chevrolet coupe stolen while he and his wife watched The Ten Commandments at the Opera House near the Empire and police HQ. The car carried a trombone and case. doors were unlocked. A similar car was later seen being towed on the Baltimore road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Barnes
Farnes
Frederick
Opera House
Empire
Parnes
Davis Sworn In as New War Secretary
Washington October 14 AP Dahent B Davis of Missouri was sworn in as Secretary of War by Chief Justice William Lowata Tatt a former secretary. Weeks the retiring secretary stood by as Major General Joan L Vines Chief of Staff and War Department officials witnessed the oath Weeks delayed his return to Boston to witness the induction and will later travel to Massachusetts with his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dahent B. Davis
Missouri
Tality
William Lowata Tatt
Joly W. Weeks
Stam
Army
Joan L. Vines
War Department
Huereaus
Weeks
Ton
Boston
Oflice
Public health nurse urged for Brunswick schools
Dr H C Kefauver county health officer and Miss Pauline Michael of the Maryland Tuberculosis Association urged establishing a public health nurse in Brunswick at a West End School PTA meeting Tuesday night. About 100 people attended as officials emphasized school health work, tuberculosis prevention, and regular nursing care to protect child welfare and learning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
H.C. Kefauver
Ailsa
Pauline
Michael
Maryland ‘Taberedlosig. Association
Parent-Teachers’ Association
West End
Kefanger
Iss Michael
United” States
Maryland Tuberculosis Association
E. Virginia
Wenner
Fredericks branch of AAUW outlines fall plans
The Fredericksburg branch of the American Association of University Women met at Winchester Hall to review work for the coming year. Mrs. Arthur D. Willard as president announced new study groups and appointed Katharine Arnold as local secretary. Nominees for an executive committee were presented for unanimous approval, with discussions on dues and membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredericks
Amerean Association of University Women
Winchester Hall
Arthur D. Willard
Willard
Katharine Arnold
Hood, College
Mina Kerr
R. 5. J. Dutrow
Sara T. Lovejoy
Margaret R. Motter
Ruth Reinicke
Mabel Bishop
Charles Heck
Lovejey
Esther E. Shaw
Hood College
Rennier
Margaret Shipley
Katharine E. Dutrow
Rain Delays Seventh World Series Game At Forbes Field
The seventh game between the Washington Senators and the Pittsburgh Pirates was postponed at Forbes Field due to heavy rain. Commissioner Landis announced the delay at 2 o'clock while a crowd gathered, with Johnson and Aldridge slated as potential pitchers and McKechnie signaling possible changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington Senators
Fitzaburgh Pirates
Jondis
Associated Presa
Forbes Field
Pittsburgh
Kkngs
Hay
Washington
Walter Johnson
Victor Aldridge
Johnson
Pirates
McKechnie
Morrison
Aldridge
Bucky Harris
Landis
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Free Library
Atlantic Citgen. J
American Federation of Labor
United Mine Workers of America
John L. Lewis
Miners’ Union
A. G. Patterson
Alabama Public Service Commission
National Association of Railroad and Utility Commissions
Willam D FR
Iner
Pennsylvania Public Service Commission
Glenn O. Garber
Stranger
Justices of Peace
Court
Libertytown Methodist Church
President's Air
Davis
Tatt
A. Ala. W. Meeting
London
Eugene i Sandow
Sun
Delaware
Stanley _Harris
Bill McKechnie
Ferguson
Marberry
Leuterant
Mechnnis
Pittsburch
Daramies
Yestering
Sid
Hex
Forbes ‘Field
Sermag Carer
Cotton Belt Holdings
Rock Island and Pacific Railway
St Toms
Kansas City Southern
Charles Rayden
Rock Island Board
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