Investigation In Connection With Theft of Car In Hanover
Deputy Sheriff Herb B. Kain of York county, Pa., arrives in Freder ick to pursue the case of George Brown, 36, accused of stealing a seven passenger Hudson from Paul Wine brewer of Hanover in August 1917. Brown, injured in an Lewistown crash, was jailed, escaped on crutches, recaptured, and set for trial on October 22 under District Attorney W. W. Van Baman’s direction.
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York County
Frederick
George Brown
Paul Winebrewer
Hanover
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Aling Green
President Coolidge to address governors on prohibition enforcement
President Coolidge will present his views on prohibition at the governors law enforcement conference in Washington this Saturday. He will not comment on Governor Pinchot’s suggestion that the President assume direct control of dry law enforcement.
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Associated Press
Washington
Coolidge
Pinchot
Bandits Hold Up Clerk and Escape With $500
Two bandits armed with revolvers robbed the United Cigar Store on Hutaw Street forcing clerk Roland to open a binder and escape with $500. The chaotic incident disrupted a quiet afternoon as police investigations begin and witnesses report details.
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Associated Press
United Cigar
Hutaw Street
Roland
Weather at fairs and games across states
Rain and cloud cover affect events in New York Kansas City and Frederick with puddled grounds flood risks in Oklahoma City. Forecast calls for cooler weather in Frederick and continued clouds on opening day while Kansas City postpones a World Series game.
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New York
Kansas City
Oklahoma City
Frederick
Rev Mr Glen Returns as Pastor to City Church
The United Brethren Church of this city welcomes the return of Rev. Wm. R. Glen for another year. Attendance and Sunday School progress are noted. A church paint project, a gala get-to-gether with dinner and sale, and plans for Tri-State Council of Men in Harrisburg are announced. Delegates will be chosen for the conference with strong local representation anticipated.
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United Brethren Church
Wm. R. Glen
Glen
Pennsylvania
Dallastown
Jargely
Rena S. Harp
Wit J. Mayne
Repo
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William ‘. Rodbrick
Glenn O. Garber
W. W. Pickett
Connectinn
Tri-State
United Brethren Church In
Tom Filer
Damage Suit for 400 Dollars Heard by Jury
A suit for 400 dollars was heard this morning before Associate Judge Glenn H. Worthington. Plaintiffs Lewis B. Hockensmith and Rose B. Hockensmith claim damages for trespass on their road adjoining two Creagers town area farms. Jury members include A Windsor Davis, Jesse Lipscomb, Bernard W. Wilson, Marshall Boone, Earl Eby, Jonas Grim, John P. Angleberger, Cornelius McDevitt, Calvin L. King, Peter T. Dudderar, Frank A. Hammond, and J. Lee Simmons. Lawyers for plaintiffs are Agron R. Anders and Samuel A. Lewis. defenders are Arthur D. Willard and Reno S. Harp.
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Glenn H. Worthington
Lewis BR. Hockensmith
Rose B. Hockensmith
Frank E. Gaver
Maud Y. Gaver
Creagerstown
Flood menace rises as Oklahoma waters surge
Oklahoma City reports a worsening flood threat as the North Canadian river is forecast to reach 20 to 22 feet between midnight and noon tomorrow. The level would be four to six feet above last spring's record, according to J. T. Slaughter of the Weather Bureau.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma
City
Okla
J. T. Slaughter
United States Weather Bureau
North Canadian
Frederick County Bonds Set To Rise 192 000 In 1923
The 1923 auditor reports that after all new bonds are issued Frederick County’s total bonded debt will climb by 192000 to 1111700. Existing bonds include jail flood and bridge Almshouse and school issues across multiple dates and rates. Property values total about 75 million with county buildings and schools valued at 898500 and 260000 respectively. Taxpayers across numerous districts fund county expenses.
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Frederick County
Frederick City
Thurmont
Buckeystown
Frederick
Middletown
Creagerstown
Emmitsburg
Catoctin
Urbana
Liberty
New Market
Hanvers
Woodsboro
Petersville
Mt. Pleasant
Jefferson
Jackson
Johnsville
Woodville
Linganore
Lewistown
Tuscarora
Barbittaville
Ballenger
Braddock
Brunswick
Walkersville
Five Armenians Drown In Detroit River Collision
Five of six Armenians in a small row boat were drowned in the Detroit River after a steamer struck the craft near Rouge and Ecours, Michigan, early today. The Canadian pilot also perished and authorities suspect smuggling from Canada into the United States.
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Associated Press
Petroit
Mich
Detroit River
Rouge
Ecourse
Michigan
United States
Canada
Borah Decries Prohibition Foes as Lawless
Idaho Senator Borah told a Citizens ship Conference the wealthier classes and bootleggers threaten the Constitution by opposing the Eighteenth Amendment. He argued the fight over prohibition endangers all civil liberties and warned that disobeying any part of the Constitution weakens the whole framework of law.
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Boral
Congress
Union
Borah
Giants Yankees Face Rain and Cold in Polo Grounds Tilt
Clouds loom as rain subsides and north wind chills crowds at the Polo Grounds for a Yankees Giants game on October 15. Ruth sparks the Giants with a home run while lineup changes and damp conditions shape a tense, damp afternoon.
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Ruth
Bancroft
Groh
Frish
Young
Mouse
Polo Grounds
Yankees
Frisch
E. Mousel
Cunningham
F. Kelly
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Nehl
Watson
O'Day
Nairn
Hart
Evans
Pennock
Schang
Nehf
Owsley Urges Legion To Uphold U S Constitution
Alvin M. Owsley, retiring national commander of the American Legion, delivers a farewell address at the national convention. He urges members to defend the Constitution, uphold law and order, conserve resources, and support national forests, parks, and waterways amid calls for responsible spending and conservation.
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Legion
United States
Associated Press
San Francisco
Alvin M. Owsley
The
American Legion
Mr. Owsley
Four Held in $5,000 Bail for Flogging Incident
Portsmouth authorities hold four men in $5,000 bond each after Linwood Howard reported being flogged by a masked group near the city. He says he was dragged ten miles, tossed from a car, and accused of meddling in domestic matters. A threatening note tied to kidnapping was linked to J. L. B. Hoggard and others, signed with a skull and crossbones and "KKK."
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Associated Press
Portsmouth
Linwood
Howard
JL. B. Hoggard
Troggard
Scouts Learn First Aid At Joint Walkersville YMCA Meeting
A joint session of Walkersville and YMCA Boy Scout troops featured Murray Gosnell from the First Aid Team demonstrating basic first aid methods. The program stressed preparedness as a core Scout value and highlighted the role of first aid in saving lives during emergencies.
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Walkersville and
Y. M. C. A. Troops
Walkersville
Boy Scouts
Murray Gosnell
P. Telephone Company
Lloyd George to visit Winchester memorial fountain
In Winchester Virginia on October 15 David Lloyd George former Prime Minister of England will dedicate a fountain memorial for Dr Godfrey L Miller surgeon general of Confederate hospitals during the Civil War. Miller died about a year ago at age 86 with funds raised nationwide for the memorial.
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Associated Press
Winchester
David Tlosd George
England
Shenandoah Valley
Godfrey L. Miller
Miller
Gains on Market in Number Standard Issues
New York reports extensive short covering in leading industrials signaling rising short interest while inactive shares show weakness. Several standard issues gain a point or more as buoyancy appears among higher priced stocks. Call money opens at five percent.
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Associated Press
New York
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