Ex Attorneys Probe Teapot Dome Evidence Moves Halt
Government efforts to introduce parts of Harry Sinclair testimony before the Senate oil inquiry halted Teapot Dome trial proceedings. Geology reports on drainage near the Teapot Dome reserve were debated as Fall's correspondence with La Follette was read.
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Washington
Harry Sinclair
Senate
Capot Dome
Albert B. Fall
Iutcrior
Wnclair
Sinclair
Toevs
Siddons
K. C. Heal Geolosis
Heald
Owen J. Romette
Sald
Teapot Dome
Roberts
Columbia Supreme Court
Teapot Oie
Barre F. Staelair
Draihaze
George Otis Smith
Insior
Naval Oil Reserve
Fall
Rob M. LaFollette
Wisconsin
Maral Reserve
Feapoe Donie
Henke
la Follette
Lebineri
Nith
K. C. Heald
Former Judge Batty Announces Wills Office Appointments
Former Judge of the Orphans' Dean Chase Batty, elected Ragster of Wills, announces his appointments for the new term. Edward A Tees is named chief deputy Oliver H Keefer clerk Miss Retta R Armstrong clerk Keefer is a native of Fredrick Fredrick High School graduate Armstrong formerly served as stenographer in the law offices of Bennet and Brown.
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Chase Batty
Edward A Tees
Oliver H. Keefer
Retta R. Armstrome
Keefer
Fred. Terick
Fred- Terick
Misa Armstrong
Baas
Aliva Y. Bennet
Albert S. Brown
Fair Week Social Events Highlight Frederick Cotillion
A Frederick Cotillion Club dance at the Francis Scott Key hotel runs tonight from 9 30 to 2 30 with Pinay Mlfat Potomac Entertainers. Supper at midnight. many out of town guests attend. Committees include Robert Warfeid and Clinton McSherry. A separate dinner for Archbishop Carley drew 130 guests at Dickerson with Francis Scott Key hotel catering. No other Key hotel events are planned during the fair.
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Frederick Cotillion Club
Francis Scott Ker
Pinay
Henry White
Dickerson
William M. Storm
Roser Kendall
Kenosha
Wis
F. H. Hedges
Joseph True
Dickereon
Michael J. Carley
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Catholic Daughters of America
Miss Ranneberger Bride
Pantine Virginia Ranneberger of Doubs wed Charles Goniselle Johnson of West River in an October ceremony at the Ranneberger home. The bride wore a white satin gown with pearl trim and carried a bouquet. ceremony details included Mendelssohn and wedding march. A reception followed and the couple planned a voyage through the southern states. The bride is a Girls’ Hero School graduate. the groom is an alumnus of Marken College Tehanto ay, Totsdam, and a WWI veteran.
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Robert M. Ranneberger
Doubs
Pantine
Bude
Mise
Dorothy Ranneberser
Edward MW. Ranneberzer
Brunswick
E. E. Michael
Lottencrin
Mass
Marken College
Tehantoay
Totsdam
Death of M Updegrall in Hazerstown Disturbance
M Updegrall died suddenly last night in Hazers town district from heart disease. Prof Milton Humphreters of Charlotteville Va a patient at Frederick City Hospital. Humphreters is emeritus Greek professor at University of Virginia and long time member of the Washington and Lee University faculty. He is father of Mrs Zohn Terr near Frederick and of Mrs Deas Mendrickson.
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M. Updegrall
Hacerstown
Der
Wil- Han ML Wotesrad
Fromlent Hazerstown
Miton Hamphrers
Charlottevile
Frederick City
Humphrers
University of Virginia
Twcnity
General Lee
Washington and
Les University
Zohn
County Records Show Farmland Loss From Stray Dogs
County commissioners tally nearly $4,000 paid in a year for livestock damage caused by stray dogs. The list itemizes damages across many residents and farm animals including chickens, turkeys, sheep, geese, hogs, and cows with payments totaling $967.40 in one period and extending through November and February entries.
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Kavases
Frieder
James T. Burgee
Alvaro R. Thossas
Paul Usrper
Turker
Amos Waebyouns Turkers
Junnube Turker
Graysmer
RL. Norris
Chick Mere
St C. Warfield
Chester Lenhart
Waling G. Clem
John W. ‘Leatherman
Harri Ry Ahalt
Joshua A
Raymond Nall
Emory Rive
John W. Leatherman
John Bs ‘Warty
W. Gerry Lakin
Keefer Gross
McDuell Sisles
Ralph Abalt
Eugene Wright
John Ambrose
Pacha
Summers
David. H. Young
M. C. Fulmer
Treat
Elmer & Derr
Fielder Bums
Rt. E. Kinng
Sonn &. Zacher
George ¥_ Arnold
George J. F. Measeil
Lola V. Brandenburg
A. D. Sauble
Harry Culler
Nusbaum
Patterson Bros
E. C. Lanner
Roy A. Summers
A.C. McCardell
Clara Huffer
William H. Troxell
George F. Zacher
Montenegrin Millich Hanged for Birger Gang Murder
Rado Millich, once a Birger gang member, was executed at Marion for the murder of Ward “Casey” Jones at Birger’s Shady Rest cabin near here on October 26, 1926. He claimed self defense and accused State’s Attorney Aris Bowe ll of leading the gang. Millich read a statement charging Bowe ll and then collapsed on the trap.
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Marion
Rado Millich
Southern Illinois
Charles Birger
Ward
Casey
Shady Rest
Birger
Here
Millch
Birgers Door
Jones
Milich
Acaf
State
Aris Boewell
Birger Gang
State Highaway
Leroy L. Price
Price
Art Newnag
Birger Leutenant
Millich
Coleman
L Smith Buried After Fences Series Death
The obituary notes L Smith died in Baltimore after living in Worntshorn where he served as postmaster. Burial took place at Mt Hope cemetery with funeral directors Towel de AlTbaugh. Surviving relatives include Mrs Mageke and children Lena Smith Walkers Irvin, Arthur Smith Bethlehem.
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Maurice T. Salth
Mostar
Popat Grove
Rome
Rev
B.C. Sa
W_ BR
Dereas C. WL Derees
Tatler Sparrier
Whitlam HL
Fons
Lena Smith
Walkers Irvilie
Arthur Smith
Baluumere
Shooting at Qaval station targets clerk Miss Nippons
State Police report a shooting at Miss Nippons age 21, a clerk at the Qaval air station, who was shot while resisting a gunman demanding money and leading her to an upstairs room. Officers have no suspect yet. the assailant fled after the attack and Nippons is expected to recover.
Peace prize winner Dr Levermore dies after speech
Dr Charles Herbert Levermore 71, recipient of the Bok peace prize, collapsed from heart disease in Berkeley while addressing a women's organization on world peace. Born in Mansfield Connecticut in 1856, he held a PhD from Johns Hopkins and taught at MIT and UC. He led Adelphi College 1905–1912 and joined peace work in 1912, authoring books on international relations.
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Berkeley
Cal
Charles Herbert Letermore
Linner
Besi
Rewomen
Letermote
Mansfield
Conn
Tate
Johns Hopkins University
Dawn May Hop Off at 1 P M on Ocean Flight
Miss Ruth Elder plans another attempt to cross the Atlantic by air in August. She intends Lisbon to Paris flight then to London and New York, pursuing the aim of becoming the first American aviatrix to complete the voyage.
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Miss Elder
Lisbon
Ruth Elder
Atlantic
New York
Paris
Mies Elder
Ponta Delgada
Mitnel
Azores
Lima
Porte
London
Mer
Tiston
Ietira
Americam Aviatriz
Vetina
Tak
Troupe Reported In Critical Condition In Maine Shooting Incident
Baltimore insur ance man Calvin F Troupe was found wounded in the kitchen of his Relay Maine home where his wife lay dead from a bullet wound. Police guard him at St Agnes Hospital as details emerge. Clyde Troupe is quoted describing a weak heart.
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Baltimore
Calvin F. Troupe
Relay
St. Agnes Iiepital
Clyde Troupe
Troupe
Phys
Missing state patrol boat damaged in storm
Baltimore October 21 AP Capt Charles Kelly of Fishing Creek Hoopers Island reports Cravasheck State Conservation Commission patrol was disabled by a severe storm at Claiborne Maryland. Portions of its metal bottom were swept away while anchored off Bloody Point awaiting better weather.
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Baltimore
Cravasheck
Dempsey Indicates He Will Drop Flynn
In a letter to Ed Frayne of the New York American Jack Dempsey says his ties with Leo Flynn, who guided his fights with Sharkey and Turner, are over. Flynn remains busy with his own affairs and will not handle Dempsey further.
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Flynn
New York
Ed Frayne
New York American
Jack Dempsey
Leo ¥. Flynn
Jack Sharkey
Eenie Turner
Leo P. Firnn
Ionis
Hity
Troughts
Bandits Mistakenly Grab Dummy Satchel During Payroll Heist
Ledger notes a payroll heist where bandits seize a dummy satchel instead of actual payroll funds. The concealment leads to confusion as authorities investigate the misdirection and potential accomplices. No injuries reported.
Mud Roads Halt Fair Marriages On Rainy Week
The article reports a record low number of marriage licenses during Fair Week in Frederick County due to persistent mud and rain. Deputy clerk Joan H. Marts attributes the weather as the main cause, noting only 14 licenses issued since last Saturday and about half of those expected to be finalized during the fair. Listings include Charles G. Johnson and Pauline B. Tanneberset. Archie T. Shater and Emma J. Ramsburg. William Karl Dass and Verena Ethel Showers. among others.
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Frederick Fairy
Joan H. Marts
Marta
Maddy Roada
Marte Oayn
Washington
Harry M. Naylor
Aquasco
Ruth Margaret Hardle
Spring
Howard M. Roush
Francesa FE. Thompson
Martins
Buts
W. Va
Frank §. Delaney
Eben
Annie K
John
Royal
William Wilson
Stamshire
Arthur Cathrel Boyd
Evelyn Paulige Abrecht
Fair winds close season with big crowds on final day
Ideal weather draws throng to the fair as the final day unfolds with races and midway shows set to close this afternoon. Attendance nears the 20 000 mark, despite earlier storms, with exhibitors and artisans tallying prize wins and plans to move on to autumn carnivals.
Premium Winners At Fair Named
Premium winners listed for Class 77 Industrial Art with multiple entries and amounts. Miss Mary E. Thomas wins first in several design categories including water colors and original design. Miss Virginia Doering and Miss Helen Smith also receive multiple awards with first and second places and varying cash prizes. The list names numerous individuals and pieces such as inlaid wood, original cushion top, and wall paper designs, reflecting a broad display of crafts at the fair.
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Charles Byerly
Chas. Farerly
Chas. Byerly
Arai
Mies Marr
K Thomas
Mise J. WW. Howard
Stefy
Mary Decker
Pancit
Mra Kari Kints
Eleanor Eichelberger
Race Fowler
Ramaburt
Courtnay Stader
D. O
Griffin
Pattee
Mra
D. Fn
Lala McDermott
Helen Smith
Marien
Ma Econ
Ming
Virginia Wesdman
Marian
Sis Mire
Welles
Miss Marian
Mies Helen Smith
Mares Senate
Ming Alice
Italy
Alice Witter
Meg Harlan
W. C. Krise
Charcwal
Mise
Helen Suit
Mieg
Marion Splaning
Mics
Marian Spr
China
Alice WI
Ming Alice Witter
Alice Whtar
Mary E. Thomas
Virginia Deerteg
Walar
Helen Null
Virginia Doering
Virginis Doering
Misa Mary E. Thomas
Bougebold
Nitsa
Virginia Weldman
Virginia Doeriing
C. Schade
Franklin Specht
W. Scott Mobley
County Farm Exhibits Highlight Sheep Classes and Art Awards
The record shows premiums for sheep classes with McDowell and Son and A C McCardell earning various sums, plus a champion ram ribbon. Open to Frederick County exhibitors, 4 rams and 4 ewes shown. Lincolnshire class premiums listed. ART DEPARTMENT details include painting and drawing prizes awarded to several residents such as Mrs M R Ramsburg, Miss Courtney Stauffer, and Miss Mary E Thomas with multiple medium categories and cash prizes.
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Catewold
McDowell and Son
Shropshire
Ram
A. C. McCardell
Ewe
Firet
A.C. McCardell
Ewe Lamb
A. C. McCarroll
Champilonere
AC. McCardell
Frederick County
Flock
A.C. McCard
Merger Talks Between Underwood and Elliott-Fisher Firms
New York reports ongoing negotiations for a merger between the Underwood Typewriter Company and the Elliott-Fisher Company, both known office appliance manufacturers. The announcement came ten days ago as state and company officials prepared for related events and inspections.
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New York
Underwood
Elliott- Fisher Company
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