Endorsement backs Urner's re election by Frederick bar
Frederick County lawyers unanimously back Chief Judge Hammond Urner for reelection on November 2, praising his eminent fitness, splendid record, and temperamental fairness. Signatories include prominent local attorneys across party lines, highlighting his leadership in the Sixth Judicial Circuit and prior reappointment by Governor Ritchie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Ber Association
Hammond Urner
Emberg
Judge Urner
Urner
Sixth Judicial Circuit
Frederick
Montgomery
Ritchie
Bimaelf
Ameria
Court of Appeals
Bar
Frank C. Norwood
D. Princeton Buckey
Edwards. Delaplaine
J. F. R. Heagey
E. Austin James
Edward J. Smith
John S. Newman
Holden
Felton
Emory L. Cobrentz
Charles McC. Mathias
Reno
Harp
Benjamin F. Reich
George R. Dennis, Jr
W. Clinton McSherry
Harry
Hult
Jacob Rohrback
P. F. Pampel
Leo Weinberg
Guy K. Motter
David
Winebrenner
Walter E. Sinn
Alban M. Wood
Lesiie N. Coblentz
Parsons Newman
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
Alton ¥. Bennett
Albert 5. Brown
Frederick Fair Opens Tuesday Amid Preparations
Frederick prepares for the annual fair with entries and exhibits amid threat of rain. Races on the program include automobile events. exhibits may be collected after 12 o clock Saturday, with special fair regulations and school holidays announced. A lengthy list of household department judges is published by secretary Oliver Warehime, and special trolley schedules are issued for fair week by Roland Folendt with multiple routes and times noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Frederick Fair
Fakilg
Peter Manning
Oliver C. Warehime
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Guller
Myrkle-Tarder Company
City Opera House
Warehime
James H. Grove
Eugene A. Grove
Nin Houck
Burra Houck, Jr
Thomas Cramer
Eleanor Harry Best
William ©. Birely
Roy Ylyndman
Reno
Harp
David G. Everhart
M . Kefauver
L. F. Kefauver
EB. Ramsburg
Nannie Potts
Cromwell Kessier
J. T. Stauffer
E. C. Harding
Ira J. MecCardy
George Allnutt
Lloyd c. Culler
Harry M. Howard
Charles E. Haller
John S. Renn
Willis Derr
John T. Best
Robert V. Smith
Edward D. Grove
D. Princeton Buckey
H. ©. Zacharias
S. Elmer Brown
J. E. Schell
John W. Hiumm
Thomas N. Mohler
Jacob Rosenstock
W. L. Gross
Charles Walker
Charles B. Trail
William D. Baumgardner
Claggett Ramshore
Charles C. Carty
A. W. Nicodemus
Abraham Hemp
Harry Dercus
William C Howard
Granville Smith
L Marry Grove
Zimer E. Dixon
Grace Xeidiz
Lizzie Houck
Richard Hargett
Florence Dond
RS. J Dutrow
Robert Clapp
Hiattie Kolb
Hagerstown and Frederick
Roland Fo Lent
Egperintendent
Railways
Echefale
Evita
Hazelstown Square
Coolidge Poised Confident Small Politician Is No More
Washington, Oct. 18. Three years in the White House have wrought changes in Calvin Coolidge from a wary, awkward figure to a poised, immaculate statesman. Friends say his rise to the presidency has brought maturity, self assurance, and a new bearing in attire and carriage. The contrast between 1923 and 1926 shows a firmer jaw, narrowed eyes, and a taller, more erect presence, making him a captain rather than a vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEA Service
Washington
White House
Calvin Coolidge
Vermont
Northampton
Mass
Republic
Coolidge
Willard Hotel
Auto Races Set at Fair Grounds Five Mile Championship
Saturday will feature dirt track auto racing at the Fair grounds with about a dozen drivers entering the dirt track championship of the Middle Atlantic States. Promoter Austin C. Wilson arrived from Hagerstown where a similar race was run previously and entries were secured from Merersdale and other cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Grounds
Middle Atlantic States
Austin C. Wilson
Frederick
Hagerstown
Merersdale
Batimore
Washington
Cumberland
Riversdale
Lewistown
Youngstown
Nightfight on South Bentz Street Leaves Man Wounded
Allen Robinson, color e d, is hospitalized at Montevue after a Sunday melee on South Bentz Street involving a man named Washington. Robinson suffered a deep head wound needing 15 stitches and an almost severed ear. Several shots were fired. Washington remains at large as police and sheriff search a wide area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Robinson
Monterre Hospital
Washington
South Bentz Street
Patrick
All Saints
Robinson
Montegue
Albaugh
Bentz Street
Jacobs
City Police
Hoffman
Robingon
A. G Bourne
Montevue
Christmas Seal Sale Plans Set After Thanks giving
The Christmas Seal Sale committee of the Frederick County Maryland Tuberculosis Association announced the sale will begin after Thanksgiving, ending the Red Cross Roll Call. Chairman William B. Bennett said campaigns start after Red Cross activities finish. seals ready to mail first week in December. Executive secretary Miss Pauline E. Michael outlined plans for public updates on funds raised, with committee members listed. It notes tuberculosis death rates over 20 years, high in color populations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Maryland Tuberculosis Association
Red Cross
William B. Bennett
Frederick
Pauline E. Michael
M Bennett
Edwin C. Markell
Rene
A. Hemp
Michael
Mars
Calvary M. E. Church Services Highlight Eternal Beliefs
Regular services at Calvary Methodist Episcopal chareau drew good attendance. Rev G Ellis Williams preached on Eternal and Everlasting, tracing world movements from inception to now and praising Prohibition as a moral reform likely to prevail. Evening sermon followed by Church Family Night plans and upcoming Bible study sessions led by class leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Chareau
G. Ellis Williams
D. D
Williams
Jesus
Samaria
Boghtwood Commandere Ko
Knishts Templar
Washington
Heathers Bible
Chas Wi Zamimer Jaan
W. N. Dolhie
B.S. Bicz
Not Slighest Trace Of Jersey Mail Bandits
Newark authorities said no trace remained of the Elizabeth bandits who attacked a mail truck on Thursday, killing the driver and wounding three others. They fled with 151b 700 dollars as a search in the Watchung mountains was suspended after eight men slipped through a single unguarded road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. J
Elizabeth
Watchung Mountains
Perkins Liquor Maker Verdict Returns Guilty Finding
The court session presided by Judge Worthington returned a verdict of guilty for Leslie Perkins of near Gapland in a case charging manufacturing intoxicating beverages for sale. Sentencing is expected this afternoon. Perkins faced trial alongside the earlier case against Jacobs and West, who were acquitted. One criminal case remains, Pete Stephens charged with a liquor law violation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worthington
Leslie’ Perkins
Near
Gapland
Perkins
Alton Y. Bennett
S. A. Lewis
Olin W. Rice
George W. Huffman
Alvin #. Crawford
Pete Stephens
Kelley Admits Lanahan Theft. Employee Receives 10 Years
J Stephenson Kelley former assistant cashier at W W Lanahan and Co Baltimore admitted his role in stealing 113000 from the firm He testified his speculative activity lasted four years and his motive was to fund whisky purchases Judge ODunne sentenced him to ten years in Maryland penitentiary in Criminal Court today
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
W. W. Lanahan and Co
J. Stephenson Kelley
Maryland
O'Dunne
Kelley
Peaches Brownings Seeks Guardian in Separation Suit
New York October 18 AP Mrs Francis Heenan Peaches Brown ing through her attorneys asks the Supreme Court to appoint her mother guardian so she may sue her wealthy husband Edward W Browning for separation. This follows Browning securing a guardian for his wife who left him and went away with her mother after a Poughkeepsie court action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Francis Heenan
Peaches) Browning
Supreme Court
Edward W. Browning
Browning
Poughkespsit
Represent Baptist Church Delates to Maryland Union Conference
Rev W C Royal Mrs Royal and G H McGregor will attend the Maryland Baptist Union Association conference at Brantly Baptist church Baltimore October 20 21 22. The annual Genon will be delivered Wednesday after moon at 3 30 by Rev Mr Royal. Home Mission report by Mr McGregor. Y W A S and G A S convention today B Y P U Maryland Tuesday and Tomans Missionary Union of Mary lnd October 20 21 22. Speakers well known among Baptists will address those present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
W. C. Royal
G. H. McGregor
Maryland Baptist Union Association
Brantly Baptist Church
Baltimore
Mr. Royal
Home Mission
McGregor
G. A
Queen Marie Arrives in New York for City Hall Visit
Queen Marie of Romania arrived in New York in a drizzling rain and was whisked through a celebratory procession to City Hall where Mayor Walker presented a scroll praising her work. She gave a brief interview aboard the Leviathan expressing excitement to see America and an interest in the status of women and peace. Her son Prince Carol’s possible return to Romania was questioned. she indicated he must face his own judgment. The party then moved to the Battery amid a gun salute and clearer skies.
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Marie
Romania
Prince Nicholas
Meana
Grover A. Whalen
Mayors
Pliot House
California
Palm Beach
Marshill
Samuel Hill
Seattle
Waeh
Hill
Teana
Camelman
Jai
New York
Queen Marie
Rumania
the Battery
Washington
City Hall
Queen Maria
Broadway
City Hall Plaza
Walker
Marie of
Itumania
Great
America
Governor's Island
Carol
Leviathan
William A. Stearns
Sudbury
Mass
Henry Ford
Theana
Nicholas
Emma Myrkle and Will Harder renew Frederick ties
Emma Myrkle former reading lady of the Myrkle Harder Company and her husband Will Harder arrived in Frederick Sunday night to stay at the Francis Scott Key hotel. She came from New York to visit and to go to the Fair and met old Frederick residents. The couple have run and owned a theater company and plan trips and productions, praising the local scenery and hospitality during their stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Myrkle
Reading
Myrkle-Harder Company
Frederick Persons
Myrkle-Harder
Frederick
Will Harder
Francis Scott Kes
Finlay
Morricie
Harder
Charles Ward
Hardete
Wet Week Forecast Clouds the Frederick Fair Opening
Weather expert warns of probable showers Tuesday and through the week for the 66th annual Frederick County Agricultural Society Fair. Low last night dipped to 38 degrees with a northwesterly chill, intermittent morning showers dampening opening preparations as crew hoped for a sunny start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jupiter Pluvius
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Annual Fair Dance at Francis Scott Key hotel
Frederick Cotillion Club members plan the annual Fair dance at the Key hotel Thursday night from 9 to midnight. Bob Iola's Baltimore orchestra is set, each member may entertain two guests, with tickets through hotel manager John A. Shires. Patronesses and committees are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Cotillion Club
Francis Scott Key
Thureday
Bob Iola
Orchestra of
Baltimore
John A. Shires
J. H. M. Claggett
Corem
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Queen Marib
Household Department
Middletown
Myersville l
Myersville
Haverstows
Miersville
Jefferson Division
Jefferson
Thurmont
Tanciasizve
Breverick
Thurmont Division
Warren G. Harding
Adirondacks
Middletown Reformed Church
Evangelical Reformed Sunday School
Hieffer DeLanier
DeLanier
Sere Tade de Rey
Henri L
Kieffer
Joan S. Adam
A. JoRoy V McDaniell
Isehral
E C Kefanver
Ireal Clase
Gaat
Othe Waddletown
Witam C Rively
Macy
Ube
South Bentz St
Calvary M. E. Church
Jersey Mail
Lanahan
Peaches
Inu
Ers
Cotillion Club
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