Openings Bring 1 580 Enrolled in Four City Schools
Frederick children return to classes after vacation as 1 580 boys and girls enrolled across four city schools excluding the high school. enrollments by school report North Market 566 Washington Street 454 Church Street 475 and Academy Building 85 with more pupils expected in days ahead including transfers from New Market districts.
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Frederick City
Bulmer
Frederick High School
New Market
North Market Street
Academy
Washington Street
Church Street
Yeachers
William L. Brown
Hazel Utterback
Louise James Myers
Edna Schaefer
Marion Ogle Moser
Kathryn Measell
Nellie Starr
Anna Simmons
Kathryn Gibson
Edyth Sigmund
Pauline Hendrickson
Louise Blum
Marion Repp
Margaret Rodrick
George L. Miller
Marion K. Green
Charlotte Motter
Beulah Moberly
Alvida DeLashmutt
Ness Kate Shank
Anna
Neighbors
Irma Tages
Ida Rhinehart
Aiverta Comer
S. Prica Young
Kate Hisenbauer Fout
Irma Piges
Kitty Day
Marie Brandenburg
Edith Miller
Sadie Hahn
Catherine Cronise
Bertha Trundle
Elizabeth de- Lashmutt
Edith Marshall Bmiller
Minnie Cockerly
Leota Roberts
Nellie Blentlinger
Mr. Clem
Mary Burger
Nettle Miller
Miss Miller
Hattie Willet
Marie Michael
A. L Leary
Constitution Day Banquet Set Amid Lafayette Marker Unveil
About fifty Baltimore members travel to Frederick to attend the Maryland Society Sons of the American Revolution banquet on September 17 at the Francis Scott Key Hotel following the Lafayette marker unveiling. Local and visiting guests, including officials and club members, will attend with limited local covers. tickets go on sale soon.
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Frederick
Eleanor H. Tull
Daughters of the American Revolution
DeLashmutt
Kiwanis
Rotary
Liang
Maryland
Lafayette
Balimore City
Jug Bridge
Lewis L Wilson
George Markell Chapline
E. Z. Derr
John §. Derr
Roscoe B. Rhoads
W. C. Birely
Samuel 3G. Duvall
Mildred Francis
Board of County Commissioners
Lafayette Market Fund
Joseph D. Baker
C. Albert Gilson
Hammond Urner
Irving 5. Biser
Charles W. Ross
Wiliam H. McKinney
R. M. Rau
Clarence M. Phleeger
Isabel Kunkel Daniele
Alban M. Wood
Thomas A. Chapline
A. LeRoy McCardell
W. Bartgis Storm
W. A. Russell Bell
Leonard Storm
Roy L Hyndman
John AO. Markell, Jr
Jamiy H. Gambrill, Jr
Tax Receipts Show August County Tax Totals
The County Treasurer Clarence M. Phreeger reports August tax receipts and disbursements. State tax totals reach 150007.61 with county tax 7318751 and monthly disbursements 77371. July and August disbursements total 136943.74. For August 1925 state tax 14454.23 county tax 7127.15 and combined July August disbursements 12911.17.
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Clarence M. Phreeger
Axe used to kill sales man found by Sheriff's search
Kenosha Wisconsin September 7 AP deputies sought the murder weapon after the body of Jackson D. Carisie a tailoring salesman and soldier of fortune was found with a neck axe wound near the road. Evidence and neighbor interrogations place the murder between 5 and 6 a.m. Monday. Mrs Selene Carlisle the widow fainted during questioning but repeated her earlier statements to police. The case remains under investigation.
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Kenosha
Wis
Jackson D. Carisie
Selene Carlisle
Chicago
Shen Ie
Freight wreck blocks Western Maryland line at Thurmont
Two coal cars derailed from a Western Maryland train near Thurmont on Monday at about 10 am. A broken wheel caused the accident, dumping coal and delaying service until the Hagerstown wrecking crew cleared the tracks. No injuries were reported among the crew. about two thousand tons of coal were affected.
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West Virginia
Thurmont
Hagerstown
Maryland
Port Covington
Baltimore
Slays Wife Then Flees With Son After Prayer
In Nashville a 35 year old man Jerry Peon shot his wife in the brain, knelt to pray, and fled with his 16 year old daughter Mary who was also wounded. Peon was arrested an hour later in a drunken condition and charged with murder after carrying the wounded girl to a friend's home.
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Nashville
Tenn
Jerry Peon
Mary
Peon
Wreck Blamed On Signals Ignorance And Wooden Coaches
Investigations begin into a Chicago Northwestern collision killing five and injuring nearly 100. The wreck near Clybourn Junction involved engineer Loms J. Smith under guard and fireman Fortune Leidy with officials citing a warning light 1,600 feet away that should have been seen. In a separate incident at McIntosh South Dakota, engineer P. B. Campbell reports another derailment of a Chicago Milwaukee St Paul train No. 15 killing two and injuring a mail clerk.
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Chicago
Chicago We Northwestern Railway
Clybourn Junction
Theorth
Tafirokd
Loms J. Smith
Fortune Leidy
Smith
James McLain
P. B. Campbell
Milles City
Mont
EB. Freeman
Geo.McKusker
Milwaukee
1St Paul
McIntosh
Registration Feels Light as Primary Near in Frederick
Early registration in Frederick shows Republican gains over Democrats but turnout remains sparse with only about 25 registered by noon. Booths stay open until nine this evening and close again before the primary next week, with GOP efforts active to boost registrations across county precincts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weller
Hull
Frederick
Frederick County
Ramsburgh Announces September 22 Wedding
Mrs Edith Roberts Ramsburgh of Washington announces the marriage of her daughter Elizabeth Roberts to Lawrence Lafayette Gourley on Tuesday afternoon September 22 at St Margaret's Episcopal Church Washington. Miss Ramsburgh’s father was the late Dr. Jesse Ramsburgh, native of Frederick.
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Edith Roberts Ramsburgh
Washington
Elizabeth Roberts
Lawrence Lafayette Gourley
St Margaret's Episcopal Church
Miss Ramsburgh
Jesse Ramsburgh
Frederick
Theatre Fire Tragedy Claims Fifty In Limerick Hall
In Drumcollogher Ireland a wooden hall with no fire gear housed a crowd when a candle near flammable films ignited a projector. Fifty people perished and many injured as panic and stampede followed during a Sunday film show.
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Draumcollagher
County Limerick
Ireland
Drumecollogher
William Ford
Ford
Patrick Pownine
Zumothy
Han
Virginia Sees Many Violent Deaths During Labor Day
Richmond reports more than a dozen violent deaths across Virginia during Labor Day holidays. Auto and train accidents, drowning, and poison claims victims, with numerous injuries. Notable fatalities include Mrs. T. Eanderwood near Brookneal and Frank Perry at the Richmond Fair Grounds.
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Richmond
Virginia
Wight
Seaboard Aly Ling
Petersburg
T. Eanderwood
Keyaville
Virginia Railroad
Brookneail
Dugene Rakes
Frank Perry
Greensboro
N.C
Richmond Fair Grounds
Curtis Mangum
Iternburg Turnpike
Emma Atkins
University of Virginia,Frospital
Fojuries
Charlottesville
Joe Belchah
Charles M. Jett
Mary, Washington Hospital
Fredericksburg
Falmouth Bridge
Thomas L. Parham
Ocean View
Willoughby
Avig Thomas
Shenandoah River
Luray
William A. Oppenheimer
Nelson County
Ernest Lewis
Fieldale
Ruth Andrews
Lewis Rogers
Boston
Edward Morgan
Radford
Salem
Annual Outing Of Frederick Postal Employes At Fair Grounds
The Frederick postal employes held their annual picnic Monday at the Fair Grounds due to poor grove conditions. Over 60 people attended with contests and speeches by J William Himbury Oscar Kefauver and Charles Linn. Postmaster Irving Biser was absent recovering from grippe. two pounds of coffee were donated by Philip Winebrewer.
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Frederick
George H
Crum
Isabel Crum
Oscar C. Kefauver
Roy M. Harris
Lucy ©. Harris
Russell L. Strine
John E. Staley
William P. Bartholow
Henry B. Simpson
Roger B. Herman
A. E. Roderick
Samuel D. Crone
Francie P. Little
Charles A. Herman
George William Trout
James H. Crum
A. L. Brice
Reno Crum
Frank E Brengle
Jesse C. Ramsburg
Vernon Rhoderick
Hobart B. Albaugh
John H. Albaugh
Frederick M Koogie
Keefer Koogie
Homer R. Simpson
Charles H. C. Rhoderick
Speculative Sentiment Markets Bullish After Recess
Speculative sentiment remained bullish on the resumption of business after a three day stock market recess. Early trading saw selling pressure in motors and a jump in the call money rate to 4 1 2 percent, but buyers absorbed the offerings and the market headed upward in the afternoon. The closing was irregular with about 1,790,000 shares traded.
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New York
Motors
Fish Catch Records Reported on Potomac River
In a five hour period near Petersville along the Potomac near Catoctin, COA Am braze FP W Keona and Nathan Karns seized a haul of 63 fish and an eel weighing five pounds. Misa Colecte Resiker of Owines Malis visited relatives in Frederick.
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Coa Ambraze
W Keona
Nathan Karns
Petersville
Potomac River
Catoctin
Misa Colecte Resiker
Owines Malis
Frederick
Two Men Go On Trial for Conspiracy to Defraud U S
In New York a federal court opens the high profile fraud case against former Attorney General Harry M. Daugherty and ex alien property custodian Thomas W. Miller. They face charges of conspiring to defraud the United States by accepting a bribe of 991000 in return for 7 million dollars in cash and Liberty bonds to German claimants of stock in American Metals Company. The trial follows their 1921 appointments by President Harding.
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New York
Harry M. Daugherty
Harding
Thomas W. Miller
Julian W. Mack
Daugherty
Max D. Steuer
Miller
United States
American Metals Company
Policeman Shot as Bandits Rob Payroll in East Orange
Six bandits ambushed a motorcade from Ampert Bank to Ward Baking in Fourth Avenue East Orange taking a payroll of 21200. Patrolman Terrance Gunning was shot twice and taken to Orange Memorial Hospital in serious condition. Richard Foster and an assistant cashier were with him as three robbers seized the money and fled in a large automobile.
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East Orange
N. J
Terrance Gunning
Ampert Bank
Ward Baking Company
Fourth Avenue
Gunning
Orange Memorial Hospital
Richard Foster
Wan
Foster
Prince of Wales to visit United States
Paris dispatch reports the Prince of Wales plans a U S visit next year after vacation in Biarria He told former ambassador Alexander P Moore he regretted missing the Sesqui Centennial in Philadelphia and said he looks forward to the second American visit with pleasure
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Paris
Prince of Wales
United States
New York Herald
Biarria
Alexander P. Moore
U. S
Spain
Philadelphia
America
Haying
Trial opens for man charged in judge murder in Wetumpka
A large crowd gathered as Circle Beasts Bachelor faced trial in Wetumpka Alabama for the killing of Judge Lamar C Smith his father in law. Police were stationed inside and outside the courtroom as Bachelor arrived from Montgomery jail shortly before proceedings began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Reese Bachelor
Lamar C Smith
Wetumpka
Ala
Clrcle
Bachelor
Lamar C. Smith
Montgomery
Black defendant to die for 16 year old girl attack in West Virginia
Moorefield West Virginia September 7 AP a jury found guilt in the case of a 16 year old girl attacked by a 26 year old Black Campbell worker Jack Brady. Judge George W McCagler sentenced the defendant to death to be carried out November 12 at the West Virginia State Penitentiary Moundsville.
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Moorefield
W Va
Jack Brady
George W McCagler
West Virgina State Penitentiary
J Moundsvilla
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