September Term of Court Opens Monday Morning
The September term of court will open Monday at 10 o'clock with 226 cases docketed including 101 on the trial docket 85 on the original docket 10 civil appeals 11 criminal appeals and 19 criminals The grand jury session follows the opening and is expected to last about two weeks Judge Eli G Haugh and State's Attorney William M Storm prepare witnesses and jurors Hundreds are anticipated to attend and most cases involve usual law violations no outstanding cases remain this term replaces a pattern of pressing trials.
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Eli G. Haugh
William M. Storm
Tho Sexmhes
Frederick
Samuel A. Gregz
Philip M
Postal Employes Hold Their Annual Picnic
The local post office held its fifth annual picnic in Baker's Grove along the Monocacy River near Buckeystown. Officers were elected for the new year and a substantial spread featured fried chicken, deviled eggs, fruit, ice cream, cakes, coffee, and soft drinks.
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Baker's Grove
Monocacy River
Buckeystown
George H. 5. Crum
Oscar
Oscar ©. Kefauver, Charles B. Cannon, Joseph V. Rhoderick, William P. Barthlow
Francis P. Little
Biser
Mr. Albaugh
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Letruit
George H. S. Crum
C. C. Kefanver
Irving
Risev
George H. S. Cram
Roy McK. Harris
Francis P. Littie
Riskrg
Boger BR. Hoffman
Joseph V. Rhoderick
Augustius Roderick
Frederick Koozle
Keefer Koogle
Henry Simpson
William P. Barth
Fow
Lucian Webb
Mitchells criticism of air policy referred for investigation
The War Department referred Colonel William Mitchells criticism of the administrations air service policy to the Inspector General for investigation and report. Action to be determined after the findings, with potential court martial if grounds for discipline are found.
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Associated Press
Washington
William Mitchell
Administration
Inspector ‘General of the Army
War Department
Davis
Frederick men face gun charge after street fight
Roger Wing Pigler and Fred Wentzell, both of Frederick, were fined $5 for fighting on a street near Market and Second streets after an altercation over Wentzell talking to Pigler's wife. Pigler reportedly drew a gun. Wentzell allegedly knocked him down and took the weapon. They were jailed and set for grand jury action on the gun charge with a $300 bond.
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Grand
Roger Winpigler
Fred Wentzell
Frederick
Sherman P Bowers
Market
Second Streets
Wentzell
Win Digler
Winpigler
Winpiglet
Iim
Personal notes on I B S A convention and local artists
Miss Oa Robert of Walkersville and friends returned from Indianapolis after attending the International Bible Students Association convention. Attendance reached 9 000 with 33 states and Canada represented. Judge Ruth tecford chaired lectures at Cable Tabernacle and a WCAP broadcast featured. Charles Cassell of Hagerstown will head to Frederick and perform in Washington. Cassell trained with Bispham and other notable teachers and toured nationally.
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Oa Robert
Walkersville
Davis
Diets
Washington
Indianapolis
Ind
International Bible Students Association
I. B
America
States
Canada
Ruthtecford
Cable Tabernacle
Charles Cassell
Hagerstown
Frederick
South Market Street
WCAP
Mr. Cassel
David Bispham
A. Dossert
New York
Frederick Davis
Philadelphia
London
United States
St Joseph Man Returns to Work After Neck Fracture
Norman E. Butler of St. Joseph Missouri fractured his neck diving into a lake but with a special brace has returned to work. The report highlights his recovery and the brace aiding mobility.
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Norman E. Butler
St. Joseph
Women to Meet at Frostburg for District Conference
The First District of the Maryland Federation of Women's Clubs will hold its fifth annual meeting October 3 at Frostburg State Normal School. Attendees will include Mrs. John D. Roberts and Mrs. D. John Markey, with luncheon speaker Mrs. John F. Sippel. Delegates from Frederick clubs to attend. local Civic Club sets September 21 meeting to appoint reps.
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Maryland Federation of Women's Clubs
Frostburg
Frederick
John Id. Roberts
Cumberland
Richard
J. Dutrow
D. John Markey
State Normal School
Huncheon
John F. Sippel
State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Big U S Exhibit Planned for Frederick County Fair
The sixty fifth annual Frederick County Agricultural Society Fair will feature a large U S Department of Agriculture Bureau of Animal Husbandry exhibit. It showcases methods to improve livestock care with sections like Two Steers on the Same Trail and One Pound of Pork Every Seven Minutes. The Izaak Walton League and State Conservation Department will display a Maryland fish aquarium. The fair, October 20 21 23, is expected to be the largest in society history.
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Frederick County Agricultural Society
C. Warehime
Bureau of Animal Husbandry
United States Department of Agriculture
Warehime
Minnesota
Towa
Tennessee
Department of Agriculture
Izaak Walton
State Conservation Department
Maryland
Shenandoah Crew Deaths Mutilation Questioned
Commander Klein defended the handling of 14 Shenandoah crew bodies saying some were mutilated, they sought protection from the heat in a barn, and could not procure Navy uniforms or flags in time. Bodies were wrapped in white sheets and placed in dark blue caskets with silver trim.
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The
Associated Press
Caldwell
Jacob H. Klein
Howard W. Sprattley
Venice
William H W. Sprattley
Jon
Shenandoah
AN Gt
Navy
Narrow escape in auto crash near Fort Wayne Ohio bound youth reports
Arthur Younkins of Middletown escaped serious injury after a car collision about 20 miles from Fort Wayne Indiana. A Mrs Thomas suffered bad bruises and her husband minor injuries while Younkins had a cut hand. He earlier survived a Kenosha crash in which two companions were killed. Frank Younkins left Middletown for Hagerstown to work at First National Bank.
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Middletown
Arthur Younkins
Romer Younkins
Younkings
Ohio
Fort Wayne
Ind
Thomas
Younkins
Kenosha
Wis
Frank Younkins
Navy to Continue Search for Missing Plane Near Hawaii
The navy will continue its search for the missing PN-9 No. 1 seaplane near Hawaii as long as there is any hope of locating the crew. Secretary Wilbur, after reviewing West Coast reports and the search line, stated the navy seeks both crew and aircraft, and, if possible, to determine the cause of the accident.
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Associated Press
Washinton
Sept
Navy
Iust
Hawaii
Wilbur
Freight cars derailed on B and O near Frederick Junction
The B and O railway reported several freight cars jumped the tracks near Frederick Junction Monday morning around 5 PM. Traffic was blocked about three hours and service resumed by 2 oclock. Six cars derailed but there was no serious damage and officials will investigate the incident. Elmer Keefer stated the halt in operations caused minimal further trouble.
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B. and O
Frederick Junction
Trafic
Oelock
Elmer Keefer
Divisional Day Chief and 30 Agents Fired in Pittsburgh
Gus J. Simons, divisional prohibition chief, and 30 agents were discharged by District Director Fred C. Baird. The director said the group ignored orders to report for duty over the weekend and Labor Day.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Gus J. Simons
Fred C. Baird
Father to Aid Son as Wavy Coach at Columbia
Richard Glen Don Sr former head coach at the United States Naval Academy crews is named assistant to his son Richard Glennson Jr who will begin as head coach of Columbia University crews at the start of the college year. The piece carries a chaotic style and garbled phrases throughout.
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WAVY
Associated Press
New York
Richard Glendon
United States Naval Academy
Richard Glennson, Jr
Columbia University Crows
Chinaman Shot by Baltimore Police Dies
A Chinese laundry worker shot by Baltimore police last Saturday on West Mulberry Street died today. Officials said the man fired on officers during an hour long gun battle after officers investigated a report of trouble at the laundry run by Jun Chung. Authorities deemed the incident connected to fear of tong warfare.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Wong
West Mulberry Street
Jun’ Chung
Bodies of Warship's Dead Reach Shanghai
The U S Noa arrived in Shanghai with four crew members dead after a steam generator explosion burst a steam pipe. The incident occurred yesterday at sea. St Johns opens today under the Sisters of Notre Dame, with more than 200 pupils attending the 1925 26 session in temporary quarters.
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Shanghai
Associated Fresc
U. S
Noa
St. John's
St. John’s School
Sisters of Notre Dame
West Church Street
East Second Street
Not Guilty Of Asking Trade At City Court Hearing
C F Cooper owner of National Highway Hotel on Fast Patrick street was acquitted after a Police Court hearing before Justice Sherman P. Bowers on a trade soliciting charge. Two boys had passed out cards for Cooper’s business with his knowledge and consent. Cooper was previously cited last week by Justice Motter and warned of a $50 fine if found guilty again.
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C. F. Cooper
Fast Patrick Street
John Stamakatos
Coney Island
Cooper
Sherman P. Bowers
H. C. Hull
Stamakatos
Walter E. Linn
Guy K. Motter
Justice Motter
Faylor Fights Removal Bid By Secretary Jardine
Dr F C Faylor will challenge in court the plan by Secretary Jardine to oust him from the chief post of the Bureau of Agricultural Economics in Washington DB G text.
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F.C. Faylor
Secretary of Agriculture
Jardine
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Washington, DB
County W C T U Leader Shot On Eve Of Meeting
Mrs. Z B Crooks president of Benton County W C T U was shot in her home in Vinton Iowa as she sewed around 1130 PM the bullet lodging in her arm and side. She died about an hour and a half later. Authorities consider anti whisky work a likely motive. Crooks was a key figure in prohibition efforts in the county and statewide.
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Associated Press
Vinton
Iowa
Z. B. Crooks
Benton County
Agricultural Parley to Reconvene for Congress Plan
Swampscott Mass Sept 8 President Coolidge expects his agricultural conference to finish its survey and recommend to Congress but will proceed only if Secretary Jardine approves. He asks Chairman Carey to coordinate with Mr Tartle to map a program and aims to have the final report ready for Congress by Thanksgiving.
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Associated Press
Swampscott
Mass
Coolidg
Congress
Jardine
Coolidge
Ylaws
Kitnel
Washington
Carey
Tartle
Mt Airy Bonds Sold for 15 1500 Issue
The Commercial State Bank of Mt Airy issued a 15,000 dollar five percent coupon bond issue for the Mt Airy branch. Bids opened by the Mayor and Council on Monday night. Bonds are 500 dollar denominations dated July 1 1926 with semi annual interest January 1 and July 1. Maturity schedule runs from 1931 to 1950 in specified serials.
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Commercial State Bank
Itussea
Mt. Airy
Indictments Possible Against Noel By Tomorrow
Montclair New Jersey acting prosecutor said indictments may be sought tomorrow by the outgoing grand jury against Harrison Noel alleged slayer of six year old Mary Daly and Raymond Pierce the Negro axual driver. The case will proceed with the assumption that Noel is sane as Ebbetts card of Freeholders prepared for a meeting at Overbrook Hospital for the insane to investigate Noel's record there. Noel is listed at the hospital as an eloped patient.
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Associated Press
Montclair
N. J
Harrison Noel
Mary Daly
Raymond Pierce
Noel
Ebbetts Card of Freeholders
Overbrook Hospital
Stock prices resume upward movement in New York
Stock prices moved higher in New York as reports of expanding business supported gains in motor shares. Call money rose to 5 percent, briefly dampening some issues, but the rally resumed with a firm close. total daily volume was about 1,200,000 shares.
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Associated Press
New York
Call
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Lafarge
U.S
Poultry Building
Board of Investigation
B. and
O. Freight
Ary” Bureau
Wall Street Journal
Rochester Winesi Uzion
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