Effort To Prove Stultz Insane Reported By Governor Ritchie
Governor Albert C. Ritchie says an insanity claim for Willan A. Stultz, killer of Policeman John H. Adams on August 9, is being pursued. The governor notes one medical opinion already secured and another expected, with possible Lunacy Commission review before any execution date is set.
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Stultz
Ritchie
Willan A. Stultz
John H. Adams
Albert C. Ritchie
State
Lumacy Commission
William Stultz
State Lunacy Commission
Urner
Lunacy Commission
William A. Stultz
J. Clement Clarke
Springfield State Hospital for
Lykesville
Frederick county
Clarke
Sherman P. Bowers
Rockville
Frederick
Montgomery
Maryland
Rocktitle
Government To End Injunction Case Soon
The government advanced affidavits of science and intimidation to support Attorney General Daugherty's bid for an injunction against striking railway shop craftsmen. Indications showed the government would finish its case tomorrow morning as strike leaders objected to a federal abstract the government was reading to speed the proceedings.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Daugherty
Frank Majholand
Toledo
BOM
Jowell
John Scntt
fedarvita
Harmony Democrats Plan Western Maryland Banquet
Plans for the Junior Democratic Club dinner at Braddock Heights on September 19 are near completion with Governor Ritchie and U S Senator Bruce among those invited. A special trolley will transport members to the hotel, reception precedes the dinner, and the Novelty Orchestra will provide music.
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Junior Democratic Club
Frederick county
Braddock Heights
Paul Payne
Herbert S. Schroeder
W. Thomas Allnutt
James A. Rogers
Mantz S. Willard
Robert E. Baumgardner
Floyd Strine
Arthur E. Levy
John Wood
S. Ignatius Kennedy
Ernest Shipley
J. Willard Harley
E. John Fisher
Cecil C. Rotering
Allen R. Smith
Austin E. Hale
R. Douglass Hemp
Albert S. Gernand
W. E. Hauver
Eugene Creed, Jr
D. &. Leatherman
Harry R. Sanders
Charles E. Chew
Oscar P. Karn
Charles F. Everhart
Paul W. Cauffman
Maryland
Ritchie
Wm. Cabell Bruce
United States
Frank W. Mish
Congress
Sixth
David C. Winzbrener
ard
Governor Ritchie
John M. Dennis
David J. Lewis
Wiliam S. Norris
Andrew J. Cummings
Iliam Sordy, Jr
Samuel K. Dennis BE
Brooke Lee
John J. Mahon
J. Augustine Mason
Fuller Barnard, Jr
Hugh
Shower Honors Miss Bertha V. Jones Before Wedding
A linen shower was given for Miss Bertha V. Jones at her West South Street home on Thursday evening. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. C F Rothenhoefer, Mr. and Mrs. James A. Jones, and many relatives. Miss Jones will marry Mehra W. Smith of Walkersville soon, with many gifts received. A separate note mentions a giant 34 year old man leaving Hungary for Siberia to aid his parents, and a quip about girls and giddiness.
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Miss Jones
Bertha V. Jones
West South
Mehra W. Smith
Walkersville
Chas. F. Rothenhoefer
James A. Jones
G. Arthur Jones
Pauline
Louise
Marianna
Robert Koontz
Chay- D. Ogle
Robert McDougal
Roseanna’ Simmons
Sadie Ogie
Ruth Rothenhoefer
Katharine Ridenour
Catharine Carmack
Edith B. Kintz
Virginia Smith
Mary Benson
Mildred Cromwell
Golda Webster
Purses total $6950 at Frederick Fair races
Frederick Fair announces purses totaling $6950 for 20 events across October 17 to 20 races. Entries close October 10 with six racing days using National Trotting Association rules. Several races restrict entries to horses owned in Frederick and adjoining Maryland counties three months prior.
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Frederick Fair
National Trotting Association
Frederick
Maryland
Clerks and Ticket Sellers Threaten Pennsylvania Strike
Washington reports union leaders of the Brotherhood of Clerks Freight Handlers and Ticket Sellers urged action to stop a walkout by about 6000 workers in the Eastern Division. Government officials met with union officers to avert the labor action amid multiple grievances at the Pennsylvania system.
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Washington
Brotherhood of Clerks
Pennsylvania Railroad system
Henning
Newark
N. J
Department of Labor
Brotherhood of
Labor Department
Pennsylvania
Hugh L. Kerwin
Bureau of Conciliation
clerka
Market Moves Forward By Large Volume Buying
New York September 15 The stock market steadied and then moved forward on heavy buying orders in the morning. Public utilities oils and merchandising shares led the advance rising two to nearly five points amid evident profit taking as offerings were absorbed.
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Associated Press
New York
Massacre of 2000 Christians as Smyrna evacuated
From Athens: 2000 Christians were killed by Turks before Smyrna’s evacuation as the Asia Minor port burned. Reports allege Turks seized American girl pupils and blamed fires on Turks to hide depredations. American property losses were heavy, with Greeks estimating total damage around 15 million dollars.
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Smyrna
Associated Press
London
Asia Ninor sea
Athens
Gatti McQuade Company Faces Involuntary Bankruptcy
In New York on September 16 a Federal court filing alleges mobility assets of 500 009 with liabilities around 1 000 000 against the Gatti McQuade Company. The mill products firm operates plants in New Jersey and New York.
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Associated Press
New York
Gatti McQuade Company
New Jersey
Wolf Disbarment Proceedings Start in Baltimore
Disbarment actions filed against Harry B. Wolf, criminal lawyer, stem from a grand jury indictment accusing him of professional misconduct and involvement in a scheme to undermine a confession in the Walter Socolow and John Keller case linked to the Norris holdup and murder. Samuel K. Dennis represents Wolf as the hearing date is set by the Baltimore City Supreme Bench.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Harry B. Wolf
Walter Socolow
John Keller
William B Norris
Supreme Bench
Baltimore City
the
Bar Association
Wolf
Samuel K. Dennis
United States
jueice
Frank L. Allersii
Socolow
tal
Urge Widening of Business Streets by Lions Club
The Lions Club at the Wayside Inn discussed widening Market and Patrick streets to ease growing traffic. A double trolley track was favored to improve flow, with sidewalk adjustments proposed. A joint referral to local organizations and mayoral action was planned. Also noted was Arthur V. Myers and wife returning from their wedding trip to Atlantic City and other cities.
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rider
Market
Atrick
Wayside Inn
Patrick streets
State Roads Commission
trafic
congeson
Market street
atos
trgeys
Court street
Lions Club
Noel Haller
Chamber oCommerce
Rotary and Kiwanis Club
Real
queston
Lavier Michael
Muse Triloring Company
vlaat
neibe
lnbor
ula
vich
MO zich
Waynesboro Man Branded by Klansmen Recovering
William Hollingsworth, laborer from Waynesboro, was attacked by masked white robed men who branded him with a K on his cheek and forehead. He says 15 to 20 men abducted him to a Smithsburg field, beat him, cut his mustache, and threatened hanging. He is at home recovering, with police investigating the assault and identities of his attackers.
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Preas
Chambersburg
William Hollingsworth
Waynesboro
Ku Klux Klan
Hollingaworth
Smithsburg
Pennsylvania
Hollingsworth
Begin Negotiations To End B. and O. Strike
Baltimore, Sept 15. An executive note said a committee led by W. J. Mc Gee would meet Vice President Galloway to begin negotiations toward settlement of the B and O strike. Also reported, Jacob Rohlerback executor sold 20 shares of Commercial State Bank of Frederick at 60.50 each to B Heard Kepner for 1210 total. Harvey R. Lease was auctioneer.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio railroad today
W. J. McGee
federation of shop crafts
Galloway
B. and C
Jacob Rohlerback
George Crum
Jefferson
court house
Commercial State Bank of
Frederick
B. Heard Kepner
Harvey R. Lease
Firing Of Shots Breaks Up Meeting Of Ku Klux Klan
A Klansman fired on a robed group near Baughman's Lane prompting a sheriff’s response. Sheriff Jones Deputy Smith and Allan Dartsgis arrived to find about 100 Invisible Empire members on a hilltop. The windshield was shot, but no robed members were hurt and the shooter remained unknown.
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Ku Klux Klan
Harry J. Cornprepst
Baughman
klanaman
Sherif James A. Jones
Shereiff
Charles W. Smith
Allen Dartsgis
Smith
Two Girls Battle Rats In Frederick District Poison Plan
Two Virginia women Mrs. D. M. Staples of Roanoke and Miss Anna Mae Wright of Portsmouth launch a rat warfare in Frederick using barium carbonate bait. The story details rat populations, economic losses, and their allyship with local commerce and health officials while noting the Pied Piper comparison and cross state travel.
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Frederick
Uncle Sam
D. M. Staples
Roanoke
Virginia
Anna Mae Wright
Portsmouth
Miami
Fla
Miss Wright
Mica Wright
Mra Stapiex
rata
Withdraws Action Law and Order Rally
Frederick Council No 118 Jr O U A M at its meeting heard a law and order report from September 1 and decided not to comply with the meet wishes. The order bases its principles on Virtue Liberty and Patriotism and asks members to enforce laws through elected officers. It suggests handing any secret names to the grand jury foreman or future juries for investigation.
New York Central Signs One Year Labor Pact
The New York Central railroad system signed a one year agreement with its conductors and trainmen covering working conditions wages and rules starting September 3. The settlement paves the way for withdrawal of disputes before the U S Labor Board and anticipates similar talks with other crews across the lines.
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Associated Press
New York
New York Central
United States Labor Board
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