Lloyd George Visit to Frederick Canceled and Dirigible Sought
Wartime Prime Minister David Lloyd George will not visit Frederick as planned. The party will travel via Washington and Richmond with Winchester stop canceled. The Chamber of Commerce seeks a Shenandoah dirigible flyover to pass near Frederick, with route changes under study and further announcements to follow.
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Chamber of Commerce
Frederick
David Lloyd George
England
Gettysburg
Britain
Lloyd George
Washington Junction
Washington
Pittsburgh
Capitol
Shenandoah Valley
Richmond
Winchester
Lakehurst
N. J
Calvary Methodist Church Prepares for Hagerstown Parade
Rev. Dr. Chas E Wehler of Hood College preaches at Calvary M E church. The Leaders' Class plans to march in the Hagerstown parade next Sunday with at least seventy five members and a banner. The church schedules include Epworth League, pageant, and training school for Sunday School workers opening next week.
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Chas. E. Wehler
Hood College
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
G. Sis Williams
Milton G. Urner
Frederick Bar
Epworth League
George M. Free
G. Lloyd Palmer
Calvary Carter
Benton
Esther Ubele
East Third Street
New York City
Holden
Felton
Hagerstown
Bicycle Stolen From South Market Street Yard
A bicycle belonging to Sperry Storm was stolen from the yard of Mr and Mrs Harrie Ek W. Storm on South Market Street while Sperry’s father read inside the house. The thief entered and exited quietly, going unnoticed.
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Harrie Ek
W. Storm
South Market Street
Sperry Storm
Potomac Synod Opens With Delegates Arriving Here
The Potomac Synod of the Reformed church convenes in the Evangelical Reformed church in this city tonight at eight with about 200 ministers and laymen in attendance. Retiring President Rev. Walter W. W. Rowe will preach on Christ Answers His Critics. Officers to be elected after the sermon, welcome by A LeRoy McCardell, and Rev. Dr Lloyd E. Coblentz continues as Stated Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Reformed Church
Henri L. G. Kieffer
Irwin W. Hendricks
Chambersburg
Scott R. Wagner
D. D
Hagerstown
Walter W.W. Rowe
Hickory
N. C
Christ
A. LeRoy McCardell
The
Tri State Council of United Brethren Meets in Harrisburg
The United Brethren church hosts a week of activities as Rev. Wm R Glen returns for another year. In Harrisburg, the Tri-State Council will convene October 23 to 25 with 1000 ministers and laymen, featuring speakers Speer Smith Bryan Bell.
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United Brethren Church
Wm. R. Glen
Reno S. Harp
Jesus
Women’s Missionary Association
Otterbein Guild
Serice
Jennie Remsberg
Evelyn Clopper
Hagerstown
Daisy McDonald
Home
New Mexico
Ladies Aid Society
Tri-State Council of United Brethren Men
Harrisburg
Robert E. Speer
Fred. B. Smith
William J. Bryan
Wm. M. Bell
Sunday School Rally in Carroll County October 28
Adult members from all Carroll county Sunday schools are urged to attend a Sunday afternoon rally. Men meet at 1:30 at the Court House to march to Alumni Hall for a mass meeting led by Dr. A R Steck of Carlile Pennsylvania. A male quartet from Blue Ridge College will sing. Women gather at the Armory after the parade for a separate meeting led by Mrs. D L Colvin of New York.
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Carroll County
Westminster
Court Wouse
Alumni Hall
A. R. Steck
First Lutheran Church
Carlile
Biue Ridge College
Armory
D. L. Colvin
New York
Impeachment Charges Filed Against Gov Walton
The investigating committee will report 12 articles of impeachment against Gov J G Walton alleging corruption incompetence and offenses involving moral turpitude with more indictments to follow within two days A vote on the accusations is expected tonight or tomorrow morning If any charge is sustained lieutenant governor M E Trane would become acting governor by midnight tomorrow night
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M. E.trane
Mutiny in Greek forces reported by Reuters
Messages from Athens indicate a mutinous movement by Greek military forces. One telegram, dated in Athens at 3 30 this afternoon, warned the mutineers to disperse within an hour or be bombarded by airplanes.
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London
Athens
Reuters
Two Newspaper Men Appointed to Pa Athletic Board
Recap from the Philadelphia Public Ledger notes Governor Linchot named Boyle of Pittsburgh and Charles Fred White of Philadelphia to the State Athletic Commission created by the 1923 Legislature. Boyle is a sporting writer on the Pittsburgh Chronicle-Telegraph, White a Penn Law School graduate and former track team member.
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Associated Press
Tarrisburg
Wm HH
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Boyle
Pittsburgh
Charles Fred White
Philadelphia
Relay
Linchot
State Athletic Commission
Pittsburgh Chronicle-Telegraph
White
University of Pennsylvania
Law
Re-routing Susquehanna Trail eyed via Gettysburg and Frederick
Chambers of Commerce from Gettysburg and Frederick push a new Susquehanna Trail route skipping Harrisburg and Baltimore to pass through Gettysburg and Frederick. The 430 mile highway connecting Buffalo to Washington would gain a direct, scenic line and boost local business interest. The plan includes a private film showing and broader publicity efforts.
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Gettysburg
Frederick
Chambers of Commerce
Buffalo
X. C
Washington
Harrisburg
Baltimore
Maryland
The
Empire
Chamber of Commerce
Oakham
Frostburg
Hagerstown
Cumberlang
Ette
Western
Gol. D. John Markey
Fim
Walter Decker
New Orleans
Sinking San Gil with Passengers Near Jamaica
United Fruit steamer San Gil reports sinking southwest of Jamaica after striking a reef. Passengers and crew are said to be well as ships Portula Pastore and Branmins rush to assist. rescue ongoing with lifeboats used off Providence Island.
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United Fruit
Jamaica
Associated Press
Boston
San Gil
Colon
San Glas
Calanares
New York
United Fruit Company
Havana
Port Limon
Nee
East Hampton
Portula
Pastore
Key West
Fla
Branbins
Hner
Providence Island
Beall Held on 300 Dollar Bail for Grand Jury
Luther Beall about 26 North Market street was held on 300 dollar bail for the February grand jury action. At a hearing before Justice J Grahame Johnson Saturday afternoon Beall faces assault and battery and carrying concealed weapons charges from a fight with Ira Stottlemyer on Westpatrick street last Thursday. It is said Beall drew a pistol when ordered to leave Stottlemyer’s premises and Stottlemyer, with companions, beat Beall. Thomas Robinson with a 1000 dollar bond is charged with assault with attempt to be growing out of the shooting at the Fair Grounds last Saturday morning. Robinson was jailed.
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Luther Beall
North Macket Street
J. Grahame Johnson
Beall
Ideall
Ira Stottlemyer
Westpatrick Street
Stottlemyers
Stottlemyer
Stottlemyerr
Thomas Robinson
Farr
J. M. Tantey
Wiliam Stauffer
Fair Grounds
Rolinson
Tapestries of Louis XIV Stolen from Versailles
Paria reports two Gobelin tapestries valued at 1 000 000 francs each were stolen overnight from the walls of the Versailles palace. The pieces dated 1674 were once part of Louis XIV's collection. A buoy from the St Lawrence River washed ashore on a Scilly Island, sparing only the gaslight case.
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Associated Press
Paria
Walla
Versaillea Palace
Louis XIV
St. Lawrence
Scilly Islands
England
Means Indicted in Major Bootlegging Plot
Gaston B. Means former DOJ agent and his secretary Elmer Jernecke were indicted on four counts for conspiracy to violate Prohibition laws and defraud. The case cites schemes involving hundreds of thousands of whiskey cases and barrels, with alleged plans to supply top brands from distilleries to co-conspirators. Others named include McIntire a Tammany attorney and A J Wilson a druggist. A hearing was set for later with Jernecke expected to appear tomorrow.
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Associated Press
New York
Gaston B. Means
Department of Justice
Elmer W. Jernecke
Means
McIntire
Tammany
A. J. Wilson
Fittsburgh, Dx
Vobengler
Sam
Meank
Jarnecke
Thirteen Brunswick Residents to Face Federal Arraignments
Thirteen people from Brunswick and nearby Harper's Ferry will be arraigned today in the U S District Court in Baltimore before Judge Soper on charges of illegally possessing and selling liquor under the prohibition act. Names include Max Myers May Myers Myer Friedman Ln Y Friedman George Claredon Pearl Friedman Harry Chase Walter C Ambrose Clarence L Ridgeway Victor Derr Stockman Elizabeth Ann Stockman and Edgar S Weaver. Bonds totaling 20000 were set pending hearings before U S Commissioner H Noel Haller after arrests following a raid by Revenue Agents Hawking and Harvey in late July.
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Brunswick
Harper's Ferry
Soper
United States District Court
Baltimore
Max Myers
May Myers
Myer Friedman
Ln Y Friedman
George Claredon
Pearl Friedman
Harry ¥. Chase
Walter C. Ambrose
Clarence L. Ridgeway
Victor Derr Stockman
Elizabeth Ann Stockman
Edgar S. Weaver
U. S
H. Noel Haller
W U
Five die in cross country crash near Winfield Alabama
Five persons are killed and two injured when their auto was struck by a railroad passenger train near Winfield Alabama yesterday. All victims lived in Winfield and one of the injured is reported fatally hurt.
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Associated Preas
Memphis
Tenn
Winfield
Alabama
Webb Exonerated by Grand Jury in New York
White Plains N Y Oct 22 Charles Webb was completely exonerated today by the grand jury which investigated the alleged mysterious death of his wife at the Westchester-Biltmore Country Club. Ricortric Prizes Awarded. Winners of prizes offered by the Potomac Public Service Company were drawn. Ursula Mullen Cumberland won a portable lamp, Lenon Dyche Cumberland won an electric iron, and Ross Castle Frederick won a bread toaster. Drawings were made at The News-Post office.
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Associated Press
White Plains
N. Y
Charles Webb
West Cheater-Biltmore Country Club
Potomac Public Service Company
Ursula Mullen
Cumberland
Lenon Dyche
Ross Castle
Frederick
News -Post
Rhineland Separatists Proclaim Republic in Aix-la-Chapelle
A Berlin forwarded dispatch says Rhineland Separatists proclaimed a republic in Aix-la-Chapelle and plan to expand control across zones held by France and Belgium. In Meissen Saxony street fighting wounded several after cavalry fire. Communist leader arrested in Meissen. Bavarian premier Von Knulling says Bavaria cannot remain united with Germany.
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Associated Press
London
Meissen
Saxony
Dresden
Berlin
Central News
Duesseldorf
Germany
von Knulling
Bavaria
Presbyterian C E Society Wins Banner At State Convention
The Senior Christian Endeavor Society of Frederick Presbyterian Church won the state banner for highest efficiency in the past year at the State Christian Endeavor convention in Cambridge. The award surprised local workers as Frederick’s small group is praised as a gold seal society in Maryland. Stimmen: Mehr Reddick of Walkersville elected first vice president of the State Union. Frederick County also gains the banner after Baltimore County’s prior wins.
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Christian Endeavor
Cambridge
Christian Endeavor Society
Fraderick Presbyterian Church
Bodie
Maryland
Frederick
T. J. Gachr
Grace Reformed Church
Wm. M. Storm
Presbyterian
Hood College
Frederick County
Mehr Reddick
Walkersville
State Union
Baltimore County
Genevieve Thomas
Adamstown
General Market List Shows Broad Declines Across Sectors
New York equities faced downward pressure as market absorption failed and prices shifted with concessions. Flour traders sales fell and short interests rose while railroad, rubber, and textile shares showed weakness. Industrial leaders slipped fractionally as closing figures opened at 4% per cent.
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Associated Press
New York
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Oklahoma City, Okln
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J. G. Walton
Penna. Athletic Board
Pinchot
Susquehanna
Automobile Club of Maryland
United States
Walter W. Rowe
Versailles
Harper’s Ferry
Judge Soper
Webb
Rhineland
Aix-la- Chapelle
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