Adler's Tears Fail To Spare Five Year Sentence
Samuel Adler former manager of the Stratford Store on South Market Street was sentenced to five years in Maryland Penitentiary after pleading for leniency. He received two and three year terms on related charges to run consecutively. The court noted Adler had stolen jewelry valued near $1,000 including items from C. R. Landis and J. L. Doll. Adler claimed his acts were driven by a “Jewish instinct” and asked for a chance to return home to his wife and baby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Adler
Stafford
South Market Street
Maryland
Worthington
Peter
Adler
Frederick
EB. A. James
B. B. Rosenstock
C. R. Landis
Jas. L. Doll
Landis
Hudson
Bell
Counser
Adier
American Labor to Aid Mexican Federation
Detroit, Oct 14 AP The American Federation of Labor approves a plan to cooperate with the Mexican Federation of Labor to curb immigrant smuggling. It directs the executive council to appoint commissioners to meet with a Mexican commission on methods to limit immigration by a gentleman’s agreement. The council also recommends postponing further action on relations with the Mexican Federation to a later session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mexican Federation of Labor
American Federation of Labor Convention
California Federation of Labor
Mexican Labor Organization
Executive Council
Anne of Emplore Aiock
Bna Vaveas
Duty and Halloween plans outlined at Frederick Lions luncheon
A. LeRoy McCardell spoke on duty to God fellowmen and self at the Frederick Lions Club meeting in the Francis Scott Key hotel. Market Street will be roped off on Halloween eve for the Lions parade with about $100 planned for costume prizes and new illumination. Safety First meeting was announced and Frank lin N. Shipley chaired the session. guest Mr. Young from Philadelphia attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Lions Club
Francis Scott Key
A. LeRoy McCardell
Patrick
Hallowe'en
Lions Club
Charles A. Opel, Jr
Franklin N. Shipley
McCardell
Young
Philadelphia
Frederick Maryland Social Service Club Meets Friday Luncheon
The Frederick branch of the Maryland Social Service Club plans a Friday luncheon at 12 30 in the Blue and Grey room of the Francis Scott Key hotel. Representatives of Frederick social groups will attend. Paul Beisser of Baltimore will discuss The Ideal of Cooperation Among Agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Maryland Social Service Club
Francis Scott Key
Paul Beisser
Baltmore
Henry Watsom
Ignatius Bjorlee
Louise Nelson
James M. Hepbrow
Baltimore
Howard C. Hill
Prisonerr’ Aid Association
Margaret Brogden
Social Service Department
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Elizabeth Koebler
Salvation Army
C. Ethel Monroe
State Department of Health
John B Andrews
American Association For Labor Legislation
Dorothy Pope
Family Welfare Association
J. Duttow
John S. Renn
Ju. W. L. Carty
H. Kieffer DeLaiter
W. W. Doub
Anta Kemp
Florence Garner
Holmes D. Bakter
Mary S. Mauisby
Frans D. Worthington
W. Clinton McSherry
Mary W.liamson
E. ©. Kefauver
Katherine Scully
Margaret Newman
Pauline Michael
Prof
Bjorl2
Louis L. Wilson
Los Angeles dirigible begins three day flight from Lakehurst
The navy dirigible Los Angeles departed Lakehurst at 1.05 as part of a planned three day flight to Detroit. A crew of 44 led by Lieutenant Commander Rosenthal plus Admiral Moffatt and 4 officers rode aboard. The schedule includes city stops across Pennsylvania Ohio and Michigan with a return to the naval air station expected Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakehurst
N. J
Los Angeles
Naval Air Station
Detroit
Naval Or Station
Sundar Nich
Rosenthal
Admiral Moffatt
Philadelphia
Lancaster
York
Chambersburg
Bedford
Somerset
Connellsville
Disbarment sought for attorney over 1923 whisky fraud scheme
H Walter Ganster Jr of Baltimore faces disbarment proceedings initiated by the Baltimore City Bar Association. The petition accuses him and Louis Mann of scheming with Harry C Grove to defraud by selling 1000 cases or certificates of whisky for 50000, with Grove later sentenced in federal court. The petition cites unprofessional conduct and seeks discipline by the Supreme Bench of Baltimore City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Bench of
Baltimore City
H. Watermanster, Jr
East Lexington Street
Ganster
Louis Mann
Outerbridge- Horsey Distilling Company
Burkittsville
Frederick County
Harry C
Hoppy’) Grove
Budnitz
Mann
Edmund Budnitz
Prohibition
Grove
United States District Court
Federal
Atlanta
United States Supreme Court
Baltimore
H- Walter Ganster, Jr
Har Association
Ellerance Committee
May yet have to bring an apple to the teacher
Chicago reports from the Bureau of Agricultural Economics indicate the 1926 apple crop remains the largest on record despite a one month drop of 2.5 million barrels. The official forecast totals 28 508 099 barrels with Virginia up 1 699 400 barrels, and West Virginia's crop nearly doubled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Bureau of Agriculture Economica
Virginia
West Virginia
Adirondack fishing with Coolidge earns high praise
The Adirondacks praise President Coolidge as a patient, skilled fisherman who bonded with guide Crimon Doty during White Pines Camp trips. Doty recalls Coolidge’s quiet, determined manner, his generosity, and practical humor, including baiting hooks for a wounded guide and sending his son when needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Harrison
NEA
Saranac
David Coolidge
Washington
Calvin Coolidge
Statesman
Crimon Doty
Doty
White Pines
Adirondacks
Coolidge
Mr. Coolidge
Naver
Colidge
Mater
United States
White House
Rainbow Lake
Alvin Doty
Herhood Dare
Vermont
Hichly
Cans Coolidge
Indiana Senate Campaign Funds Probe Targeting Reed
Chicago reports resume of the Senatorial Campaign Funds Investigating Committee with Rep Reed of Missouri as chair. Subpoenas reportedly unserved while Secretary Hickman Yates arranges quarters for Monday. Indianapolis dispatch notes Adams seeks Indiana exposure of political corruption and urges Reed committee presence in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Reed
Democrat
Missouri
Hickman Yates
U.S
Palmer Anderson
Indianapolis
Ind
Thomas HW. Adams
Vincennes
Indiana
James Reed
Clyde Wath
Senator Borah
Idaho
Adams
D. Stephenson
Ku Klux Klan
Made Oberholtzer
Prion
Stephenson
Watron
United Siater
James F. Watson
Wald
Coolidge
At Brunswick Meeting on Episcopal Educational Program
A Brunswick gathering drew several local residents to an Episcopal church meeting held Wednesday. Rector E E Burgess chaired in support of the Episcopal church educational program. An evening supper followed in the parish house with several local attendees listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Peter O
Episcopal Church
Retr
E E Burgess
Epcenpal
Douz
Miss Robbins
Tachard PooRoes
Mies Mar
Acliatn San
Mre
Aeba Freneig
Vire
Hiarre O. Nicodemus
Nan Thomas
Earthquakes Off Alaska Recorded Near Aleutian Range
Washington Oct 1 AP Five earthquakes centered near the Aleutian Islands in Alaska were recorded within 24 hours by the seismograph at Georgetown Walter. The strongest quakes occurred between 2 and 8 o clock this morning with magnitudes described as significant but details are uncertain due to the garbled text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Alsatian Islands
Alaska
Georgetown
Walter
Yastordas Alsutto
Trreciar Tomfart
Flere Ss
Three American Missionaries Released After Detention
Three American missionaries held by bandits in Millwan western Hunan province for 18 days have been released without ransom. The captives are Miss Minerva Well, Karl Beck of the Reformed mission, and Miss Lida Koebbe of the Evangelical mission. Beck is linked to Middletown through ties with Rev. George R. Snyder, formerly of the town. Snyder, son of Rev. Dr. George Albert Snyder, was once wounded in China in 1926 while trying to broker peace with Beck. Release details remain unconfirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pekings
Millwan
Hunan
Hays
Hankow
China
Shenchowfu
Back
Middletown
Resi Dents
George R. Snyder
George Albert Snyder
Mr. Snyder
Beck
Alten
Chinese Engaged in Extensive Battle Near Kiukiang
An AP dispatch from Kiukiang reports a large battle between northern Chinese troops and red Cantonese forces ongoing in the Nanchung area south of Kiukiang Kiangsi province. A second fight is reported around Tienshian on the Yangtze. An unconfirmed ShanhaI report says a French sailor was killed or wounded when Chinese troops fired on the French gunboat Alert near Kiuklang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Toto
Kiukiang
Nanchung
Kiangsi
Tienshiachen
Yangtze River
Shanzhai
Kiuklang
American meal planned for Romanian queen at sea
The Romanian queen and family chose Buckwheat cakes with Vermont maple syrup and sausages for their second breakfast aboard the Leviathan during the voyage to the United States. Marie also sampled American breakfast cereals in her free time. Chief steward BitHe Linn prepared the meal, supplanting the ship’s French and German chefs to honor the queen’s request for a day of strictly American foods. The luncheon menu featured chicken Maryland with corn fritters and hot beaten biscuits with honey in the main dining room, with Mrs. Woodrow Wilson and her brother Dr. Richard Bolling as guests of the queen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Leviathan
Vermont
United States
Marie
BitHe Linn
Levisthan
Maryland
Woodrow Wilson
Richard Bolling
Florida Realtor David P. Davis Drowned at Sea
An AP report from New York states David P. Davis a prominent Florida realtor was drowned from the War Star liner Majestic while en route to Europe from New York. Commander Metcalf said the drowning occurred when Davis “jumped through the cabin port” and a witness was present. Investigation is proceeding with thorough inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
David P. Davis
Florida
Majestic
Europe
G. R. Metcae
Peaches Brown Sits With Lawyer in New York Report
New York paper reports Peaches Brown and her mother consulted Max D. Steuer, the attorney who defended Harry M. Daugherty, in a conference whose details are not disclosed. The item notes Steuer’s past appearances in notable cases and mentions speculation about a possible outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
APY
Tar World
Peaches Browning
Max D. Steuer
Harry M. Daugherty
Wat
Datarce
Potomac States Bakers Set Martinsburg 1887 Convention
The Potomac States Bakers Association chose Martinsburg for its 1887 convention. President Jo Willam Liovt announced the event to the executive committee. The May 23 24 and 26 gathering is expected to draw 300 to 400 bakers and guests from Virginia Maryland North Carolina Delaware West Virginia and the District of Columbia. Frederick’s GO Garber was among those at the committee meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac States
Martinsoure
Jo Willam Liovt
Jotowlng
Hela Thorg
Martinsburg
Potomac States Association
Virginia
Maryland
North Carolina
Delaware
West Virginia
District of Columbia
GO. Garber
Frederick
Gifts Sought for Addition to Home for the Aged
The Board of Lady Managers invites donations for the new addition to the Home for the Aged in Frederick. Ahead of Donation Day on October 28, the appeal lists pressing needs including bedding, linens, towels, furniture, and two kitchen ranges. The article recounts original donors from 1893 and notes ongoing support from local and distant contributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredericktentfang
Board of Managers
Home For
Philip B. Kunkel
D. C. Winebrewer
Eleanor Johnson
Margaret M. Delaplaine
Wester A. Posey
Chas. W. Ross
Caroline
Matilda Ross
Eliza Ross
Fannie McP. Ross
Marshall L. Etchison
Sarah Lingan Etcinson
Elizabeth Simpson Mullinix
David Lowenstein
Marie Stern
C. W. Ross
Eleanorm. Johnsen
J. C. Baker
Wiliam C Johnenn
Mise Ebeanor Johnson
Ann Graham Ross
Margaret M. Branner
Adolphus Fearhake
Cyrus G. Helfenstein
Jacob B. Tyson
W. C. Johnson
Philip
Kiwarie Convention Announcement for Roanoke District Visit
A fragmented notice invites attendees to a Kiwarie convention in Tir and Mrs B Thomas Richards town area with names like Elmer Trown and Hellenstein. It mentions a gathering day and a Saturday at a cartal district event in Risanis Chis with references to WOTELAT and planning details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roe Town
Tir
B. Thomas Richard Teleet Hellenstein
Elmer
Roanoke
Cartal
Risanis Chis
Bandits Rob Mail Truck In Elizabeth Robbery Kill One
Armed bandits in two cars with sawed off shotguns held up a mail truck under police escort in Elizabeth New Jersey killing John Enz a post office employee and wounding John Quinn another employee and Patrolman Christman. They fled toward Newark with the mail sacks and cut wire screen sides. Police later recovered an empty mail sack and a machine gun and a payroll of sixty thousand dollars tied to the robbery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
N. J
John Enz
John Quinn
Postoffice
Christman
Newark
Lalso
San Antonio Picked for 1928 American Legion Convention
Philadelphia Oct. 14 AP San Antonio Texas was unanimously chosen as the 1928 meeting place of the American Legion National Convention after a strong lead in the vote. Denver and Miami were runners up with Detroit’s invitation withdrawn for 1929.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
San Antonio
Texas
Touy
Granley M
Larry” Doyle
Montana
Miami
Denver
Harold G. Edwards
Detroit
Stanley M
Larry” Dorie
Colorado
Evangelist's Attorney Fights Witness at California Hearing
In Los Angeles at the Hall of Justice a preliminary hearing for Aimee Sempie McPherson on a conspiracy charge began with a brawl. Attorney W I Gilbert, representing the evangelist, struck attorney E B Hahn, counsel for Lorraine Wiseman Seilaff, the star witness and co defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall of Justice
Los Angeles
Aimee Sempie McPherson
W. I. Gilbert
Hahn
Lorraine Wiseman
Seilaff
McPherson
Marriage Licenses List From Various Counties
Marriage licenses show multiple couples including Howard Routt and Sarah Tigland from Washington, Herbert Devilhiss and Ethel Carbaugh from Thurmont, Grafton LaMar Hiltner and Miriam Lickel from Duncannon, M. Vincent Murphy and Wanda Kemp from Bloomington, Charles Free and Ena Brubaker with Earl Grercah from Mercersburg, Hester Bear from Greenscastle with LeRoy Rider from Hagerstown, and Catherine Rhodes from Williamsport. The notice lists ages and hometowns for each pair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Roy Routt
Sarah Tigland
Washington
Herbert W. Devilhiss
Ethel V. Carbaugh
Thurmont
Grafton LaMar Hiltner
Miriam Esther Lickel
Dencannon
M. Vincent Murphy
Kankakee
Wanda £. Kemp
Bloomington
Charles B. Free
J. Frederick
Na V. Brubaker
Branswith Earl
Market Recovers in New York Trading Session
The New York market regained ground as investors bought standard railroad and industrial shares. Liquidity improved with measures indicating substantial completion of account adjustments and renewed cash seeking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Also Mentioned on This Page
Grayson D. Dutrow
Charles W. Bowers
J. Harry Brandenburg
Wiliam E. Long
Charles W. Smith
John W. Willeary
Frank FR. Addison
Oscar L. Flask
Charles W. Holbrunner
Eaith
Aly Mi Eoboun
Market ST
Hallowe’en
Cato
Earth
Baltimore Bar Association
H. Walter Ganster, Jr
Vacation Guide
Ormon Doty
Asksenate
Karl H. Beck
Reformed Church
Dom
Peaches
NEW York Paper
Pele
Atin
Bakers
Elizabeth Port
Singer Sewing Machine Co
Santantonio
American Legion
Texas City
Rachive
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