Brunner and others sentenced for illegal liquor sales
Francis Brunner of near Frederick gets four months in the Maryland House of Correction, 200 fine, and costs for illegally selling liquor. James Levanor receives three months and 100 fine plus costs. A third defendant, detained due to medical grounds, has a suspended sentence after a physician’s declaration of advanced tuberculosis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worthington
Peter
Francis
Brunner
Frederick
Maryland House of Correction
Ce Les
A. Lewis
James Levanor
Carrecaion
Sosta
Jamies Mason
Seling Nator
House of Correction
Awood
Fire destroys Anthony Memorial Hall at Storer College Harpers Ferry
A fire heavily damaged Anthony Memorial Hall at Storer College in Harpers Ferry West Virginia late Monday night. The blaze destroyed the upper two stories, damaged the library and laboratories, and forced temporary use of dormitories and the college church. Estimated loss runs to about $30,000 to $50,000 with 3000 library volumes and paintings among the casualties. Firefighters from Charles Town Shepherdstown and Brunswick battled the flames and two men were slightly injured by fumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Memorial Hall
Storer College
West Virginia
Harpers Ferry
Henry T. McDonald
Collge Church
Charlés Town
Shepherdstown
Brunswick
Roing
Yen
Wool
Rattlesnake Found In City Sewer During Clean-Up
William Danner pulled a heavy handful of debris from a sewer on Fast Patrick Street near Middle Alley. A dead rattlesnake, five to six feet long, was recovered as onlookers watched, with officials noting it likely entered the sewer during the Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiltner
Patrick Street
Wiliam Danner
Middle Alley
Bil
Bill
Johnson Receives Offer to Join Newark Club
Paul Stock owner of the Newark IL club offered veteran Washington pitcher Walter Johnson a two year contract. Johnson received unconditional release from the local Lasque club and weighs the Newark proposal along with other minor and major league offers. Also reported executive meeting of Northern District Maryland Women's Clubs set for October 28 at Miss Mary Roulalys Middletown home with officers named and Rural Federation representative Mrs Maurice Coblents of Middletown attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Newark
Washington
Paul Stock
Walter Johnson
Mary'and Women’s Clubs
Mary RoulzaLy
Middletown
A. A. Ward
Westminster
Folgu
Xicodemus
Buckeystown
Mra RE. Town
Frederick
F. M. Stover
Roland Lemmert
Frostburg
J. H. Aprie
R.S. J. Dutrow
F. J. Stoner
Maurice Coblents
Mid- Wetown
Frederick County
Inspector ring thefts spread across states
Reports say a thief posing as a telephone inspector robbed W. T. Delaplaine in Dill Avenue and took $20,000 in jewels from Robert Cabell in DiChibuill Virginia. A diamond bar pin valued at $1,000 was pawned in Greensboro by a man calling himself C. M. King. The gang moved through Richmond Greensboro Winston Salem to Charleston with a woman and a boy, leaving a PA car license plate missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Delaplaine
Dill Avenue
Robert G. Cabell
Dichibuiu
Riceliad Oy
M. B. Goldman
Richmond
Greensboro
N. C
Cabell Foot
Frederick
Cabell
Pennsylvania
James E. Lowe
Donaingtons
Whaten-Salem
Winston Salem
XK. C
Charleston
Pla
Denver
Ruth Elder Feared Suffering Flu Delays Lisbon Departure
Beth Elder an American aviatrix is ill with influenza and confined to bed in Lisbon. Her planned move from Lisbon to Madrid en route to Paris is postponed indefinitely. She arrived from Horta after a prior forced sea descent and had a rough night with chest pains. Crop Report notes Maryland corn, Virginia wheat, and damp conditions affecting cotton in late October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisbon
Portugal
Beth Elder
Gyistrix
Madrid
Paris
Horta
Washington
Met
Maryland
Virginia
Big Game Hunting Described To Rotary Club Members
Rev. Dr. Dunkleberger of Gettysburg described Indian big game hunting to Frederick Rotary Club members at the Francis Scott Key hotel. He spent eighteen years as a missionary in India and showed skins of game killed, detailing deer, panther, tiger and other wildlife and the dangers hunters face in that region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Rotary Club
Roy M. Duckleberger
Gettisbug
Ing
Iwicheon
Frederick
Ceylon
Czicutla
Dunkleberger
Welch
America
Dunkleherser
Me E Rtas
Metegtis
Evah
Dankleberger
Menth ‘ Ter
Getiyedars Theological Seminary
Geests
Lancheon
Dankienser
Wera
W. E Savere
Curtis Leaves Kansas to Seek G O P Presidential Nomination
Senator Curtis of Kansas announces in a letter to Roy L. Bot that he will not seek a few ballots as a favorite son and aims to be the Republican presidential nominee. Born in Topeka and a former county prosecutor, he rose to Senate leadership and supported McNary Haugen farm relief before opposing the vetoed measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Deastor Charlie Curtis
Kamege
Republicam
Rennate
Roy L. Bot
Topeka
Cartia For
Kansas
Kanaas
Republicas Bwader
Kansad
Brat Administration
Aimee
Curtis Wae Choeem Majerits Teaver
Senate
Banator
Odge
Massachusetts
Curtis
Preshfert Coolidge
Heedidt
McNary
Qortears
Topeke
Kas
House of Representatives
Chapter Event Highlights Calvert Chapter Daughters of the American Colonists
Officers and members of Ce cellus Calvert chapter Maryland Daughters of the American Colonists gathered at Mrs. Ezra Houck Jr s home on East Second Street for a formal afternoon. Lectures on China revolutions and the value of preserving old records were paired with plans to form new chapters in Frederick and Rockville. Local officers and guests from Baltimore Washington and Rockville attended plus a third anniversary observance and forthcoming meetings in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecellus Calvert Chapter
Maryland State Society
Daughters of the
Ezra Houck, Jr
East Second Street
Enoch Loer
Maryland
Lowe
Hause
Helen Bevan
Baltimore
Apgent
China
Frank E. Alley
Washington
Frederick
Fred
Bolland
Daughters of American Colonists
Houck
Beranz
Fred I. Volland
J. Hughes
Charles Bink
Iene
Frances H
Jehan B. Hardinz
Ramesbore
Laura Pirkin
George R. Rodork
Bosbwalier
This City
Odds Favor Joe Dune in Welterweight Championship
Odds with Dumeee report Los Angeles October 26 AP indicates Joe Dune aligned as favorite to retain his welterweight title as he prepares for a bout at Jack Dempser's gym. Training details mention multiple workouts and weights around 146 pounds as Hodlins faces Reavier in supporting action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dumeee
Los Angeles
Joe Dune
Ace Huskies
Nebraska
Tledkins
Jack Dempser
Hodlins
Trapounos Reavier
Pretty wedding at home of bride in Frederick
Mary Gent vieve wed Russell Ames Hendrickson at 3 30 this morning at the couple’s home near Walkersville in a quiet ceremony. Rev. Dr. Hen ri L. G. KieHer and Rev. Dr. G Eliis Williams officiated in the presence of immediate families. The bride wore a traveling costume and received a diamond pin from the groom. After a wedding breakfast the couple left for a motor trip to New York. The bride, a Frederick High School graduate, trained at Union Memorial Hospital. The groom, a prominent Frederick businessman and WWI Army officer, runs The John OD Hendrickson store with his brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton M
G. Eliis Williame
Tha Sroom
Columbia Totes
Pious
Hendrickson
New York
Uno Frederick High School
Union Memorial Hospital
Baltimore
Frederick
United States Army
John OD. Hendrickson
Fatal Train Wreck Report Tells of Heverlig Death
The sudden death of Mervin Heverlig a railroad worker from Shippenburg Pa is reported after a telegram to Mrs Clayton M Zimmerman of near Watkepaville. He was 52 and survived by two sisters Mrs Harry Dathi of Newburg Pa and Mrs Zimmerman near Walkersville and one brother George B Heverlig of Newburg. Further details were expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mervin Heverlig
Shippemeburg
Clayton M. Zimmerman
Watkepaville
Zimmerman
Ames Hendricksow
Frederick
Hendrickson- Zimmerman
Hererlig
Harry Dathi
Newburg
Walkersville
Ami Ome Dryh Geree
Hererlic
Upward Market Movement After GM Earnings Rise
A strong early rise in New York trading followed by renewed investment betting after General Motors reported record third quarter earnings. Prices then cooled with Metal and Houston stocks sliding from earlier peaks as call money held at 3 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
General Motors Corporation
Prosta
Steel
Houston
Call Momey
Government says secrecy used in 10 oil lease deals
Roosevelt testifies that he knew nothing of leases as government prosecutors detail secrecy in the Teapot Dome affair. Witnesses say information came from newspapers and that Amos Beaty of Texas Oil Co learned of the lease first through papers. Fall interrupts cross examination to steer questioning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt, JR
Washington
Goternmendt
Albert B. Fall
Harry F. Shudatray
Theodore Roosevelt Jr
Critaraal
Secretary of the Interior
Roosevelt
Harding
Reserve
Navy
Interior Department
Frank E. Kistler
Provident
Producers and Keivers Corporation
Owen J. Robecta
Ape
Sinclair
Capuvel
Prisoners to Halt Petty Crime Through City Work
Acting State's Attorney Wal ter E Sion favors forcing petty offenders to perform city work during sentences to deter future arrests and reduce public costs. He argues work programs on the streets would curb misbehavior, benefit the public, and emulate successful methods in other towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter E Sion
Iit
Jaly
Algo
Sinn
Yo Xae Alen
Prince Court
Sinking of Principessa Mafalda Triggers Rescue Efforts
Reports from Rio de Janeiro and Pernambuco recount the Principessa Mafalda sinking off the Brazilian coast after possibly striking a reef and exploding boilers. Over 1,200 aboard with hundreds saved. ships from Germany Britain France and Brazil joined the rescue while crews evacuated passengers. The disaster’s full casualty toll remained uncertain as first reports varied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio de Janeiro
Principessa Mafalda
Brazil
Argentina
Ressel
Rio Grande Do Bul
Abrelhan Rock
Principessa Malfade
Aml
Gena
Kilo de Janeiro
Buenos Aires
Abrelhos Rocks
Baicine
Caravelias
Bznis
Pernambuco
SAS
Montefides
O & Call
Atheon
Mitie
Exmmire Star
First Adviers
Formos
Messeces
Radioleine
Knights Temple of Maryland holds second division in Hagerstown parade
Approximately 66 attendees from Hagerstown Frederick Cumberland and Hyattsville joined a 2 PM parade in Bagere town led by police and Grand Commanders with bands and riders. A 4 to 6 PM reception followed at the Masonic Temple and a 9 PM grand Templar belt event was announced. a railroad worker, John Zakasski 45, was struck by a train near Point of Rocks and Dickerson and transported to Emergency Hospital Weskincton with serious injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights Temple of Maryland
Haverstown
Frederick
Cumberland
Hockvile Ana Hyattsville Knights
Bagere Town
R. E
Itvietem
Hagerstown
Jacques de Moter
Antioch
John Zakasski
Edgewood
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Point of Kecks
Dickerson
Weskincton
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Sevanos
W. Va
North
Caro
Ruth Elder
Coolidge
Cty
State Society
C. M. Zimmerman
Shippensburg
New
Amercan
Letion Weekly
South America
Bahia
Montevideo
Uruguay
Dulnentern Mosfelds
Nina
Tb Piacoa Wsida
Principees Mafalda
Gigli
Statistical Institute of Rome
Barante
Cece
Messes
Tissipz
ALA Persine
Angio de Janeiro
Gre Portice
Ollicen
Rome
Anxioes
Jasdon
Eal
Avalons
Persoms
Italine
Brasil
Sayz
Avalonas
Buoesen Mires
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