Auto Rolls Over Five Times After Crash In Waynesboro
A man riding alone escaped with slight cuts after his Chevrolet sedan rolled over five times on a rural road between Sabillasville and Thurmont while en route from Waynesboro to Frederick. Eyewitnesses reported the steering wheel broke, the car spun, and the glass shattered as the vehicle was totaled at several hundred dollars. Myers, the sole occupant, was taken to Frederick hospital for observation.
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Waynesboro
Myer
Soan
Myers
Frederia
Auto Fines In County Report Names Several Offenders
The county reports multiple auto fines including Middletown 35 dollars and Petersville 101 dollars with several drivers cited for intoxicated operation and missing registration. John Rutkowski and Osward Seipler face charges. Lenhart and Harris noted. A fatal accident near Frederick involving Leonard Marshall is reported with Henry L. O’Hara dead and Ira Rippeon injured, rippeon improving.
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Middletown
Petereville
Ridgeville
Frederick
John Rutkowski
Osward Seipler
Libertytown
John Digs
Ecklesa
Iti
Middletow
R. le’ Longnecker
Petersville
C. W. Lenhart
Leonard ‘Marshall
Emmiteburg
Marshall Grayson
Adamstown
Grayson
Henry L. O'Hara
Ira Rippeon
Frederick Junction
Frederick City Hospital
Diamonds Stolen From Handbag In Chicago
Chicago reports a handbag containing 60000 dollars in diamonds set in rings was stolen from Gustav Englesmann, a New York jewelry salesman. A stranger with a pistol approached him at a busy South Side intersection, then fled in an automobile after taking the bag.
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Chicago
Gustav Englesmann
New York
Poice
British Missionaries Captured by Chinese Forces at Hankow
Chinese authorities in Wanksien occupy the China Inland Mission quarters at Hankow and take three British missionaries as captives. The report notes the Woman's Bank of Shanghai is controlled by Chinese women and serves influential merchants and native women as clients.
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Hankow
China
Wanksien
China Inland Mission
The
Woman's Bank of Shanghai
Is Washington Monument Lovely Or A Smokestack
Washington writer Charles P. Stewart questions the monument’s aesthetic value noting visitors praise it while he finds it plain and functional. He compares it to Egyptian obelisks and Chicago packers in line and simplicity, concluding the monument is not majestic but harmless.
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Washington Monument
Charles P. Stewart
Washington, Sept
Washington
Washington ’ Monument
Hines
Washington ‘Monument
Chicago
Washington. Monument
Libertytown Girl Wins Jersey Calf at Frederick Fair
Ruth Kemp of Libertytown wins the Jersey calf exhibit at the Timonium Fair. Judges praise care in fitting the calf and skill in showing. The affair involved 15 boys and girls from various Maryland counties with state judges from Ohio and local officials.
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Avfine
Holly ‘Beach Jersey
Annapolia
Maryland
Ruth Kemp
Libertytown
Auto Crash Kills Two Marines Near Quantico
Washington AP report details a collision about a mile from Quantico Marine base that killed Privates William Jones Ormin of Worcester Massachusetts and Wilbur Albert Duchman from Paterson New York. Injured were Private Wallace Axford Hubbell Michigan L A Scott Metropolis Tennessee and Marine Gunner Charles Barton.
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Washington
Quantico
William Jones Ormin
Worcester
Mass
Wilbur Albert Duchman
Paterson
N.Y
Wallace Axford
Hubbell
Mich
L. A. Scott
Metropolis
Charles 4. Barton
Triangle
Burton
Daugherty in New York on Sept 30 1921 in government records
Government records place Harry M Daugherty in New York on September 30 1921. The context ties to the Miller Merton case. Travel vouchers and expense accounts show Daugherty and Jesse W Smith were in New York while prosecutors seek to prove defrauding the government. The trial centers on alleged improper aid to allow the release of assets from the American Metals Company impounded during the war.
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New . York
Harry ‘M. Daugherty
New York
Thomas. W. Miller
Richard Merton
Ritz Carlton
Daugherty
Miller
Tell Fair
Merton
American Metals Company
Buckner
Railroad
Pullman
Jesse W. ‘Smith
Ohio
New ‘York
Power magnate Huntley dies suddenly at home
Lancaster New York September reports Charles R Huntley, renowned power magnate and president of the Buffalo General Electric Company, died suddenly at his home. An earlier note mentions unrelated sums about troop movements in Cologne, Germany.
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Huntley
Lancaster
N. Y
Charles R. ‘Huntles
Hood College Opens 34th Year with Faith and Science Address
The Hood College opening exercises for its 34th year drew a large student body, faculty, and Fredericktown attendees as Dr Cornelius Waelthin delivered a forceful address on Conquer Faith. Dr Joseph H Appla praised the new term and future activities. Dr Woelfkin argued science and evolution strengthen faith, urging examination of doctrine and the spiritual fight in life.
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Frederick
Hood College
Brod Heck ‘Hall
Cornelius Waelthin
Sevenue Baptist Church
News City
Joseph. H. Appla
Henri L. G. Kieffer
C. Royal
Henry Wade
Woelfkin
Woeltkin
Widow Seeks $15 000 Damages in Moser Estate Case
Arguments were heard this morning before Judges Urner and Worthington in Middletown Valley on whether the complaint against the estate of the late Isaiah O. Moser is valid. Mrs Elizabeth L. Moser, widow, sues her son Harry W. Moser and his wife Sadie C. Moser, with attorneys Weinberg Rosenstock for the plaintiff and Newman Newman and R.S. Harp for the defense. Jury returns Monday. petit jurors to report at ten o'clock.
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Ona Urrer
A.auit
Isaiah
Moser
Urner
Aid ‘Worthington
Elizabeth L. Moser
Sadie C. Moser
Leo
Weinberg
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
Newman
R.S. Harp
Middletown Valley
Petit Jary
Outing Planned by Trinity and Flint Hill Churches
Several hundred attendees expected for an evening outing from 6 to 8 at Monocacy Beach, Trinity Methodist Church, with plan for alternative indoor location at Trinity if weather turns. Games and refreshments arranged.
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Trinity
Flint Hill
Monocacy Beach
Trinity Methodist Church
Mexican Bandit Shot and Killed in Mexico City
Federal soldiers killed Benaficio Minuposa mayor of Huitulac near Mexico City AP reports. Jacob Rosenthal, elderly retired capitalist of Woodmere New York, was stabbed by bandits Wednesday night. Rosenthal's body to be sent to his Woodmere home.
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Mexico City
Benaficio Minuposa
Huitulac
Jacob Rosenthal
Woodmere
Hinoposa
Opera House 10 Reopens September 29
Announcement states the Opera House 10 will reopen Wednesday September 29 after remodeling since May 23. Carpenters decorators and interior work near completion. Theatre chairs being installed and terrazzo construction finishing by week end. Pipe organ purchased and shipped will be installed next week. Simplex projection machines installed for improved showing.
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Opera House
Victorican Trcumstances
Tle
Lewis Woodward
Mellon Breaks Silence on U.S. Return Tour
Secretary of the Treasury Andrew W. Mellon, amid heavy precautions, discusses his vacation trip and denies making statements abroad. He says he met leaders including Italy's Mussolini in Rome but did not comment on national or international matters while abroad.
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New-York
Andrew W. Mellon
Owe
Mussolini
Italy
Rome
Engaria
Hiim
Fight to bar papers contract denies radio rights for Dampsey Tunney bout
New York AP reports Tex Rickard denied any radio contract closed for the September 23 boxing match in Philadelphia. He said telegrams signed by promoters attempted to claim broadcasting rights and bar newspapers from using wire reports. Also noted are local residents returning from Red Point Beach, Maryland.
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New, York
Philadelphia
Tex Rickant
Associated Press
J Rickard
State Society of Sartobanguet in City Tonight
The Maryland Society Sons of the American Revolution hosts a session with speakers Congressman Zihlman and General Dumont from the French Embassy. Frederick honors Lafayette with a memorial ceremony and two receptions, as Constitution Day events proceed with greetings from officials and visiting members.
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State Society OF Sartobanguet IN
Baltimora
Taastmaater
Baker
Maryland Society
Grestings
Buffalo
Naetional Society
Jacob P. Felser
Regent Daughters of the American Revolution
Daniel Smith Gordon
Washington, D. C
Order of
Lafayette
Dumont
Eedassy
FN. 2Itilman
Maryland
T. Scott
Furt
Court of Appeals
General Lafayette
Frederick
John McPherson
Charles. W. Ross
Batimore
Altho
Washington City
Lorce
Congress
Frederick City
Ibnie
Marriage License Issued in Washington and Frederick
A marriage license has been issued in Washington to William By lovelegs of that city and Mary J Hari man of Frederick.
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Washington
William
Love
That City
Mary J. Hariman
Frederick
Norman and Cody Wed at 3 A M in Ventura
Ventura Cal Sept 17 AP Lew Cody film actor and Mable Normand screen actress were secretly married at three this morning by County Recorder Thomas Nile land after obtaining a license at two and waking the recorder to perform the ceremony.
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Ventura
Cal
Lew Cody
Mable Normand
Thomas Nileland
Northern District Maryland Federation of Women’s Clubs Meeting
Plans advance for the Northern District Maryland Federation of Women’s Clubs annual meeting at Gatoc tin Country Club Frederick October 5 with two business sessions and luncheon. Registration opens 9 30, opening session 10, with Rev Hearl L. Kieffer giving the invocation and reports from officers and chairmen.
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Plana
Maryland
Federation of Womi
Gatoctin ‘Country Club
Frederick
A. Mormah Ward
Westminster
Northern Federation
Alcock
Baltimore
BR. ¥. Delaplaing
William
Xindley
A Trow
Town
Atle
Gang
Carroll
Wash
Ton-Counties
Blackjacking on steamer deck robs paymaster
Philadelphia September 17 AP police report a paymaster for a corporation was ambushed on a coastwise steamer by four masked men. As Falkenstein and his guard climbed the street, three robbers emerged, one firing a revolver. They seized a bag containing 6,289 dollars and escaped in a waiting automobile.
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Philadelphia
Falkenstein
Howard
Nad
Thomas
Fitzpatrick
Gelling Orders Sweep Over Stock Market
A sudden flood of selling orders released by bear traders swept over the market before midday, pushing prices of many issues down two to ten points from yesterday’s final quotations. The day opened with some strength as speculators attempted to push a few stocks to new highs, but the late-session selling left a weak close with total volume around 2,500,000 shares.
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New York
Cail
Trees For Roadside Planting By State Forestry Offered
The State Department of Forestry offers to furnish trees for five miles of improved public highway this Fall or next Spring. Seven species are available including black walnut American elm white ash black locust honey locust tulip poplar and cypress. Distribution goes to organizations or individuals for planting not less than one quarter mile nor over one mile on both sides of the highway within right of way and away from the center. Fair particulars and forms will be sent from Fidelity Building Baltimore 1411. Cleveland operates a complete garbage collection and disposal system with about 1500 tons treated monthly.
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State Department of Forestry
Fidelity Building
Baltimore
Evangelist McPherson Death May Result in Arrest
Los Angeles September 17 AP reports the evangelist Aimee Semple McPherson faces conspiracy charges tied to her disappearance. A physician warned her illness could be fatal and that abscess near the brain presents very great danger. District Attorney Eyes named five alleged conspirators.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Aimee Semple
Mc.Pherson
Mra. McPherson
Angelis Teice
Seyes
Terday
M Pherson
Kennedy
Kenneth
Angelus Temple
Radio Oper
John Doe Martin
Jane” Wiseman-Seilamt
Seilafft
Fa Wing
McPherson
Ormiston
Frederick District U B C E To Meet September 2
Frederick District U B C E meet September 2 in Frederick. Delegates from Frederick city and county expected to rally. Rev C T Deever and Rev Paul G Shettel will speak on World Christian Endeavor and Pennsylvania/ Baltimore events. Music by Mont Christian Endeavors Society. Subsequent rallies listed in Sept-Oct across MD, PA towns.
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Ren Young
Kred Aemont
United Bréthren Church
U.B. Church
Frederick
Pennsylvania
C. T. Deever
U. B. Christian - Endeavor
World Christian Endeavor
London
Paul G. Shettel
Chambersburg
W. R. Glee
U. B. Church
This City
Thurmont
W. Fisher
Walkersville
E. Rhinehart
Myersville
Thmont Christian Endeavors Society
Merril Reddick
Folk Laws
Baltimore
Hagerstown
York
Mt Wolf
Waynesboro
Greencastle
Gettysburg
Hanover
Carlisle
Wearbore
New Combes Land
Confidant Questioned in Hall Murder Case
In Jersey City on Sept. 17 AP reports Minnie Clark, said to be a confidant of Mrs. Elertor Mills, was to be questioned regarding love letters between Rev. Edward Wheeler Hall and Mrs. Mills. If corroborated, she could become a key state witness in the murder trial of Mrs. Frances Stevens Hall. The inquiry also touches on relatives Hearty, Witte Sievens, and Henry Caprender.
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Jersey City
N. S
Hal-Mike Warder
Minnie Clark
Elertor Mills
Miss Clark
Edward Wheeler Hall
Mills
Umierwood
Frances Stevens Hall
Hearty
Witte Sievens
Henry Caprender
Italits
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Englesmann
Englesman
Monument
Siven
Jungen
Timon
Plannes
Juin
Frederick Fair
Timonium
U.S
Cologne
Weisbaden
Denuraer
Moser Property
Finai Desert
Moses
Aaron
Congo
Papermens
Robert Crothers
Barbara Lochner
Helen Yinger
Elizabeth Ebert
Harry Brittain
Red Point Beach
Steele
H. F. Barker
MD. Society
Tyler Page
Congressman Zihlman
General. Dumont
John ‘McPherson
Jugbridge
Dadie Abraham Shriver
Court House
William Ross
Mabel Normand
Federation OF Glubs
WEET
Gelling
Cleveland
Evangelist III
Aimee
Pherson
Penne
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