Move In Stultz Case Sparks City Surprise
William A Stultz murderer of Policeman John H Adams may face insanity hearings. Governor Ritchie weighs opinions of physicians and possible Lunacy Commission action while Stultz maintains composure at Frederick county jail. Grand jury members offered cold comfort as public reaction swelled to surprise over the insanity question and potential death warrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A Stultz
John H. Adams
Stultz
Rockville
Officer Adams
Ritchie
State
State Lunacy Commission
Lunacy Commission
sach
Frost Probable Next Week In Northern Regions
Associated Press weather forecast for the week starting Monday warns of frost in the North Atlantic States and higher elevations of the Middle Atlantic States. cool and generally fair conditions are expected across North and Middle Atlantic regions.
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Associated Preas
Washington
North
Middle Atlantic
North Atlantic
Lions plan street widening and double track to ease congestion
H. Noel Haller calls a Monday meeting of local service clubs to discuss relieving traffic on Market and Patrick streets. Proposals include widening both streets by reclaiming pavement and laying a double rail line to ease car and trolley congestion near the Square Corner.
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Lions Club
H. Noel Hailer
Market
Patrick streets
Mr. Haller
James H. Gambrill, Jr
Rotary Club
Grayson H. Staley
Kiwanis Club
Col
D. John Markey
Chamber of Commerce
Richard Potts
Frederick Real Estate Board
Haller
Patrick street
Patrick
State Roads Commission
Attack on Klan Meeting Provokes Incensed Members
Frederick Ku Klux Klan members denounce efforts to break up a meeting on the Goodman farm west of Frederick Thursday night. Guns and revolvers were fired toward attendees, with a $50 reward offered for information leading to arrests. The Klan denies claims the meeting was broken up and says it proceeded as described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
gan
Knights of the Klan
Strike Conference On L and N Fails
Officials of the Federated Shop Crafts and the Louisville and Nash vil Railroad failed to settle the shopmen's strike as road officials refused to accept Warfield Willand Jewell terms, arguing it would jeopardize the jobs of more than 100 workers filling vacancies left by strikers.
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Associated
Louisville
federated shop crafts
Louisville and Nashvil Railroad
Probe into Death of Sampter Heard Underway
State's Attorney Aaron R Anders ordered an investigation by Sheriff James A Jones into the death of Sampter Heard about 60 found in an East All Saints graveyard Thursday. Initial ruling cited alcoholism but reports of foul play, a fresh skull bruise, bleeding from the nose and eye, and a recently broken club found nearby prompted inquiry. A physician later attributed the death to alcoholic poisoning.
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James A. Jones
Sampter Heard
East All Saints street
Heard
Aaron R. Anders
James A.A. Jones
20 Acre Tract Near Frederick to Be Built Into Homes
A 20 acre tract owned by William C Neidig near Frederick is sold to Ernest D Michael Reno D Harp and agent Markwood D Harp. The plan calls for an exclusive residential area with uniform home styles set back from Woodsboro Pike and Possumtown Pike. Water mains and gas lines will be installed along the front as a new north south street divides the property, improving access to the future Odd Fellows Home and surrounding suburbs.
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Frederick
Markwood D. Harp
Ernest D. Michael
Reno
Harp
William C. Neidig
Woodsboro pike
Woodsboro
Cannon and Crum
Motter
Possumtown pike
Harmony dinner draws wide attendance in Frederick County
The Junior Democratic Club of Frederick County hosts a harmony dinner attracting much attention statewide. Invitations from Democratic leaders flood in as prominent county figures and state politicians prepare to attend. The event marks the first public appearance of Senate nominee William Cabell Bruce since his nomination, with Governor Ritchie set to arrive Tuesday.
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Frederick county
Maryland
Senate
William Cabell Bruce
Ritchie
Bodies Of Clergyman And Woman Found Near New Brunswick
The bodies of Rev. Edward W. Hall rector of St John the Evangelist and an unidentified woman were found under an apple tree on a farm near New Brunswick New Jersey. Hall had four bullet wounds in his forehead and the woman three in her head.
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Associated Press
New Brunswick
i. J
Edward W. Hall
James Mill
N.J
Protestant Episcopal church of
St. John the Evangelist
Eddie Rickenbacker Weds Rival’s Divorced Wife
Captain Eddie Rickenbacker, ace pilot, marries Adelaide F. Durant, divorced wife of a former racing rival, at Sound Beach Conn. They sail on the Majestic for a European honeymoon. The Chicago and Boston papers note mixed reactions to the union.
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Associated Press
New York
Eddie Rickenbacker
First Congregational church
Sound Beach
Conn
Adelaide F. Durant
Majestic
Europe
Pennsy And Trainmen To Reach Agreement
Agreements have been reached between general chairmen of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen and the Order of Railway Conductors and Pennsylvania Railroad officials over wages and working conditions. W G G Lee president of the Trainmen announced on his return from New York. The conference between Pennsylvania system executives and trainmen and conductors resumed in Pittsburgh and may lead to a general working agreement.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Ohio
rotherhood
Pennsylvania Railroad
W. G G. Lee
New York
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania system
braichi
Fray at Town Pump Hears Judge Resolve Case
Lena Linton and Johnnie Hammond of Point of Rocks fought at the town pump. insults and a plain exchange of blows led to a court appearance before Justice J. Grahame Johnson. Hammond paid eight dollars fifty cents costs to settle the case.
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FRAY AT
J. Grahame Johnson
Lena Linton
Johnnie Hammond
Point of Rocks
Lena
Johnnie
E A. Alexander
Johnson
Johnnies
Epworth League Pow Wow Held Near Yellow Springs
About 125 young people joined the Epworth League second annual pow wow at Staley's woods near Yellow Springs. Glydon Doubs and Frederick chapters attended. The event featured campfire singing, humorous readings, short talks, and a strong address by Rev. Walter M. Michael on The Spirit of the Lord is upon Me. Residents urged attendees not to rest during the winter.
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Staley’s woods
Yellow Springs
Epworth League
Glyndon, Doubs
Frederick
Ipworth League
Thomas J. Schaeffer
G. Milburn Free
Kishbaugh
Glydon
Wachter
Doubs
Ruth
Michael
Harding to Veto Soldiers Bonus Bill
President Harding has decided to veto the soldiers bonus bill and will send his message to the House Tuesday through close advisers who have spoken with him recently indicating the decision. The move marks a decisive administration stance amid ongoing congressional debate over veteran compensation legislation.
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HARDING
Will
Failure to Agree to End Southern Strike Ends Talks
Washington reports that union leaders demanded immediate discharge of workers hired during the ethics and broke up a conference on settlement under the Warfield Willard Jewell plan. Southern Railway officials said they would settle on the Chicago agreement basis but shop crafts chairmen refused to sign. The breakup marks the first failure in negotiations between strikers and the railroad amid ongoing efforts for peace.
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Associated Press
Washington
Southern Railway
road
Warfield-Willard-Jewell
Southern
Chicago
Shop Craft Heads Want New Men Fired
Chicago news reports shop craft leaders on the Chicago and Northwestern railroad urging the dismissal of workers hired to replace union members who struck July 1. Officials say some agreements reached under a union settlement plan avoid dismissals, and negotiations continue as some roads push ahead with their own employee talks. Funeral of Wm G Baker Held in Buckerstows with services, honorary and active hearers listed, interment at Mt Olivet. later, a powwow under Frederick chapter’s Fourth Department with arrangements led by Wise Zimmerman and others.
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Associated Frees
Chicago
Chicago and Northwestern
Northwestern
Wm. G. Baker
Buckerstows
J. W. Kirk
Methodist Protestant church
J. M Sheridan
Baltimore
John S. Ramshortz
E. Kefanver
Thomas HH. Halies
C. AL Conley
P L. Hargett
John & Newman
James H. Gambrill
Wm. G. Zimmerman
Samuel G. Purail
Tniel Baker
David G Taker
Franklin C Thomas
John F. Morningstar
Benjamin Allnut
Franklin Allnutt
Mt. Olivet
CFE
Cline
25 000 Women and Girls Deported by Turks Report
Dispatch from Kosmos editor Lascaris on Mitylene island claims 25 000 Christian women and girls were moved into the interior and distributed among Turkish soldiers. London reports Britain asks Romania, Yugoslavia, and Greece to join in defending the neutral zone. dominions invited to send contingents in support.
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London
the Times
M Lascaris
Kosmoa
Stmging
Mitylene
Rumania
Jugo-Slavia
Greece
Great Britain
Bears Outpace Bulls In Mixed Market Session
New York September 16 The bull faction failed to sustain a rise as heavy volumes spread across the list Traders attributed the drop to overpricing of specialties and reliance on leaders Yet several issues advanced Postum Cereal and Air Reduction to new highs amid a heavy close with about 425000 shares traded Also included farm sale in Montgomery county and a political notice from North Carolina candidate statement
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Associated Press
New York
bull
toda
X— County
North Carolina
Danville
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