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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1925

Page

7

Man Found Dead and Negro Is Locked Up

William Gould about 54 was found dead in Union Bridge on Sunday morning from a blow behind the right ear. Normand Willis about 32, colored, was arrested and jailed at Westminster after confessing to knowing the killer. Gould, a stranger, had stayed with the Kesson family near New Windsor and was last seen with Willis after visiting a soft drink shop.

William Gould Union Bridge Normand Willis Westminster Willis Gould William Kesson New Windsor Kesson Peter Bosco Lumber, Coal and Supply Company Elder Street Phillips Shipler Brown Undon Bridge Ward Wills Wihhs Sherrif PliMps Ladepruty Herat

Stevens Captures 27 Premiums at Schuylkill County Exhibit

County Commissioner Frank M Stevens won 14 first and 10 second premiums at the Schuylkill county fair and a $25 prize for the largest herd. He also earned a champion butt and cow prize during the event and plans to exhibit at Reading fair, noting 80 000 attendees on Labor Day and praising the town. He will continue touring fairs until the Frederick fair.

Frank M. Stevens Schuylkill County Stevens Reading Fair Frederick

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