Pocket Picked at Frederick Fair Leads to Restitution
A. Winerp reported $65 stolen at the Frederick Fair. A man in the crowd denied being the robber and offered to return the money to avoid trouble after officers found only $7 on him. The event also saw gamblers fined and two men arrested for liquor possession with a five-gallon can of corn liquor and several whiskey bottles found in their stall.
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Frederick Fair
A. Winerp
c. Westminster
Allen Bartgis
Steve Myers
WVinerp
Winero
Garr blers
J. Y. Mille
R. E. Merley
Dean y
Bartgis
J. Grahame Johnson
William Mitchell
John Doz
James +. Jones
Charles W. Smith
Harry Dorcus
Bevin Closing Arguments In Socolow Murder Trial
Closing arguments began in the Towson murder trial of Walter Socolow. State's Attorney H Courtney Jenifer opened for the prosecution urging either death by hanging or acquittal. Assistant State's Attorney Herbert R O'Conor and State's Attorney Robert F Leach followed, with defense alibi advocates Gus Grason and W Gill Smith to present the defense.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Towson
Walter Socolow
William B. Norris
H. Courtney Jenifer
Baltimore county
Socolow
Herbert R O’Conor
Baltimore city
Robert F. Leach
Do. Gus Grason
W. Gill Smith
Milduv’s Evidence Corroborated At Naval Court Martial
Substantially corroborating Midshipman McGregor’s testimony that he was brutally hated by Bruce Robinson, a naval court martial at the Naval Academy was recamd today. Lieut Commander A L Clifton, a naval surgeon, testified McGregor, taken to hospital, suffered pains in the left side and thigh.
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Associated Press
Annapolis
William A McGregor
Bremerton
Washington
McGregor
Bruce H. Robinson
Chandler
Arizona
Edward K Ponvert
Naval Academy today
Robinson
A. L. Clifton
Market Recovers From Yesterday’s Reaction
New York stock market rebounds from yesterday’s dip as brisk demand fuels gains at the opening and early afternoon trading. Broad advance follows easing selling pressure with prices rising across shares.
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Agenciated Press
New York
Trifle
Barthou Proposes Reparations Plan for Germany
Paris Oct 20 French plan for financial control of Germany presented to the Reparations Commission by M Barthou. It calls for a committee of the world’s leading business men to curb Germany’s war loot and to study the inter Allied demand. Final settlement would await the proposed Brussels Conference.
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Presa
Paris
Germany
Barthow
Navy Recruiting Officer Arrives Here for Navy Center Survey
Chief Water Tender Joseph Stana Nis of the United States Navy arrives to survey the city for a potential recruiting site. He will be stationed at the Francis Scott Key Hotel where men aged 18 to 35 can obtain information about joining the Navy.
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Navy
Joseph Stana Nis
United States Navy
Navy Department
Francis Scott Key
British Cabinet Forming In Turbulent Times
Andrew Bonar Law moved quickly to form a new cabinet to replace the Lloyd George ministry. Marquis Curzon and the Earl of Derby agreed to serve, signaling progress while Bonar Law awaits his official party leadership. London papers welcome the change as a step toward a saner administration.
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Marquis Curzon
Earl of Derby
Bonar Law
Associated Press
London
Andrew Bonar Law
Unionist Party
Austen Chamberlain
Lloyd George
George
Lloyd orge
St. Pancras
Leeds
Paris
England
Europe
France
Brass and Copper Co Sued by Government in Cleveland Suit
Government seeks return of 454188 tied to a World War II contract in a federal suit filed in Cleveland, Ohio, directed by Attorney General Daugherty. Defendants include Cleveland Brass and Copper Mills Inc and their surety Fidelity and Deposit Company of Maryland.
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Associated Press
Washington
Daugherty
Cleveland
Ohio
Cleveland Brass and Copper Mills Inc
Fidelity and Deposit Company of Maryland
Parachute Leap From Monoplane Ends Crash Near Dayton
Lieutenant Harold R. Harris of McColok Field jumped with a parachute when the monoplane wobbled at about 2000 feet over north Dayton. He escaped death as the aircraft crashed to the ground in Dayton Ohio on October 20.
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Associated Preas
Dayton
Ohio
north Dayton
Harold R. Harris
McColok Field
Four Drowned When Steam Yacht Sinks
Four passengers on the steam yacht Dream were drowned when the vessel sank in a stiff northwest gale on the St John river at St Johns New Brunswick. Four crew and two passengers were saved.
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St. Johns
N. B
Dream
St. John river
Frederick town Curfew Ends as City Quietly Sleeps
In 1817 Fredericktown adopted a curfew to curb late wandering, but now the city is calm after 9 30 pm with theatres sparsely attended. People return from shows, drives and strolls diminish, and the square corner empties as night settles in. Police and night watchmen keep the streets safe while the curfew is long gone.
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Fredericktown
Fredericktoniana
Frederick
Dr H E Ison dies at 65 in Gaithersburg Md
Dr H E Ison of Gaithersburg Montgomery county collapsed and died of heart disease after finishing duties. Survived by wife Miss Ward and three children Clyde Griffith Erland and Ralph Etchison, two sisters and two brothers. Funeral Saturday at 2:30 p m from his Gaithersburg home.
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Gaithersburg
Ward
Montgomery county
Clyde’ Griffith
Darnestown
Erland
Ralph Etchison
William Kinsey
Laurel
Oliver Watkins
Damascus
Marcellus Etchison
Etchison
J. Melvin Etchison
Marines Guard Vladivostok Consulates Amid Turbulence
American and British marines were landed in Vladivostok to guard the consulates as terror reigns during the Japanese evacuation. Dispatches say guards roamed the city during a blackout, looting businesses and residences while citizens faced danger.
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Vladivostok
The
Associated Press
Tokyo
Corruption Inquiry Hits Chicago District Attorney Office
Special investigators authorized by the Federal Department of Justice report that since the 18th Amendment there has been fraud in intoxicating liquor enforcement organized on a large scale and protected by bribery and corruption in Chicago.
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Chicago
Federal Department of Justice
United States District attorney at
Texan Elected National Commander of American Legion
Altin M. Owsley of Texas was chosen as National Commander of the American Legion for the coming year at the veterans convention in New Orleans. He succeeds Hanford MacNair of the same delegation.
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New Orleans
Altin M. Owsley
Texas
American Legion
Hanford MacNier
Pumping Water From Little Tuscarora To Begin Next Week
Water will be pumped from Little Tuscarora into the city main near Indian Springs starting early next week if rainfall does not raise water pressure. The old United engine is ready for service during the Fair, though no real famine exists. Pressure has improved. two reservoirs remain full for emergencies.
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Tuscarora
Indian Springs
United engine
Eight Killed In Gas Explosion At Oklahoma Mine
Eight men were killed and four injured when a gas explosion rocked the Progressive Coal Company mine about a mile and a half north of Hart, McCurtain County, Oklahoma, early this morning. The blast followed a fatal accident risk and prompted emergency responders to rush to the scene. Local authorities reported the accident department and state mine inspectors were notified as investigators began assessing the cause.
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Hart
Prega
McCurtain
Oklahoma
Progressive Coal Company
here
Few Marriages Mark Fair Week In 1921
Fair week records show no notable rise in marriage licenses issued versus last year with sixteen couples taking out licenses so far and nine marriages on Wednesday. The list includes George Beachley and Zillah Markos among others, alongside several interracial and divorced pairs. Trotting horses Major Saginaw and Abbie Dryad sold at auction. Panama Canal tolls run about $1,000 per hour.
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George D. Beachley
Middletown
Zillah EF. Markos
Frederick
Hurl Smith
Madessa Vv
Wineburg
New Market
Jacob McWilliams
Herndon
Berthal Hardy
Leesburg
Barclay C. McCutchan
Fort Bragg
Calif
Ednad McDowell
Nari D. Brandenburg
Mr. Alry
Elizabeth D. Vansant
Prospect
Otha Patrick
af Lizzie Harman
Broderick
Ray Frank Froster
Genevieve Whalen
Doubs
William H. Ward
Gladys Marie Nichols
Dicker Ben
William Clyde Strother
Annie Mildred Leach
Upperville
James S. Orem
Marie Disney
New London
Walter D. Befver
Ruth N. Crook
Harrisburg
Ps. Russellsg
Linton
Yellowtrings
Ruth R. Routzahn
Jefferson
George Waggerman
Alice E. Ogle
Emmitsburg
Major Saginaw
Harvey McHenry
Hagerstown
Thomas Campbell
West Virginia
Fair grounds
Abbie Dryad
Robert Henry
Bruce and Weller at Frederick Fair as guests of Zihlman
Bruce and Weller attended the Frederick Fair yesterday as guests of Representative Zihlman. Bruce, a Democratic Senate candidate, mingled with voters while Weller, a Republican, said his visit had no political aims. The event drew prominent Maryland Republicans and a large reception committee led by Mayor Culler.
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Wiliam Cabell Bruce
Unite States
Frederick Fair
OHK
Weller
W. Harry Haller
Maryland
Senator Weller
Joseph France
Bruces
Bruce
Bruce alrowy
Frederick county
Grandstand
Halloran
Frederick N. Zihlman
Japan
Frederick
Fred
E. Clay Timanus
State Racing Commission
Public Service Commisson
Lioyd C. Culler
David C. Winebrewer
Leonard C. Barrick
Democratic State Central Committee
Richard P. Ross
Andrew Annan
Edith Viz Thomas
Nathan England
Henry P. Mussetter
Mary Maulaby
Mias Mordred Brengle
Harry C. Allgire
Eteworth Jilson
C. Waters
R. S.J Dutrow
Emma Newman
Charlee H Conley
A T Brust
Wiliam J Groce
Parsons Newman
Emory L. Coblentz
John W iumm
R Frank Sappington
Alban M Wood
Edward Smith
Louis C Etchison
John W Holter
Harry Wood
J. Harry Kennedy
John J. Jamicon
Lee Ranneberger
Pal I Payne
Spencer EO Stup
Frank W Stevens
George Ro Stattlemier
Ralph Brownire
A 1
Hauver
James H Gaembrill, Jr
Guy K. Motter
Robert T. Cramer
Frederick County Fair Ends As Automobiling Races Near
The 62nd Frederick County Agricultural Society exhibition closes this afternoon amid praise for ideal weather and a record turnout. Attendance surpasses 65 000 to date with Thursday the peak day, while traffic regulation aids safe egress and no accidents are reported. Racing, auto polo, and crowd favorites like Cologne sprinklers drew interest as festivities wind down, with many exhibitors planning return next year.
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Frederick
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Filby
Market
Patrick streets
Fair grounds
Market street
trafic
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Westminster
Fair Grounds Light
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Barthou
Brass And Copper Co. Ts
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Freder
B. H. Etchison
Panama Canal
Hall-Mills
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B. B. Higgins
Zihlman
Zihiman Grings
Zihiman
James Froater
Diatriet
OW Morran
Penfield Coal and Coke Company
LW Smith
came company
Charles McC
Frederick Co. Agricultural Society
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