Notable Visit for Frederick Taney Memorial Event
Chief Justice Hughes and Mrs Hughes head a distinguished party arriving in Frederick for the Taney Memorial unveiling in Court Park. Governor Ritchie and state officials attend a reception at the Francis Scott Key hotel with a luncheon, ceremonies, and a public address set for 2.30 pm. About 90 guests from Maryland judiciary and local bar join the event with a large committee coordinating arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Brooke Taney
Court House
Charles Evans Hughes
Supreme Court of the United States
Hughes
Albert C. Aitente
Maryland
Qoverrnor
Francis Soot
Taney
South Court Street
Coum Park
Frederick
Supreme Court
Charles Francis Adams
Court Park
John
Ric Mamas
Baltimore
Michael J. Curry
America
Joeech D. Baker
Wil
Hammond Umer
Maryland Court of Appeals
Sttth Judicial Circuit
Jorge Umer
Offhce Hughes
Tanes
Joseph W. Urner
Urner
Iittl
Joanns Urner
Ritchie
Rite
Butt
Arthur D. Willard
Sixth Judicial District
Prederick County
Arne
Baker
Douglass Booff
All Saints Church
Mra Hughes
Francis Beott Key
Taney House
South Goat Street
Maryland State Bar Association
Taney Memorial Associaton
H. Dorsey Etchison
Edgar H McBride
Prancis BH. Markell
Paul J. Payne
Rammond Clary
Treatmer
McEriie
Clary
Jones ix
Jemez H. Morgan
Deepen Grese
Bernard J. Bradely
Mt St. Mary's College
Emmitsburg
John M. McMamara
Towson
Abet A. Deak
Cumberland
Frank G. Waraman
Hagerstown
Junige Peter. Joseph
Mattingit
Upper Marlboro
Walter C. Dawkins
Jonze Alert
J. Gwent
Dodge
Engerss
Frere
Bullet Expert Faces $750000 Suit Over Girl’s Death
Calvin H Goddard, famed firearms expert at Northwestern University’s crime school in Chicago, sues Herbert M Campbell for 750000 alleging Campbell’s gun killed the girl in the Mary Baker case in Washington DC. Goddard testified at the crime scene claiming bullets from Campbell’s weapon caused the death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin H. Goddard
Genett
Northwestern C University
Ciurago
Herbert MM. Campbell
Mary Baker
Washington, D.C
Goddard
Crmpbell
First Baptist Church Officers Elected At Congregational Meeting
Church and Bible school officers of the Pitat Baptist church were named at a Wednesday night meeting. Volunteers pledged to support church work for the year, with reports from committees. Missionary event announced for Sunday evening. Officers include James Trout, G H McGregor, Wm Stultz, E M Henry among deacons and trustees. extensive lists detail Bible school and department leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitat
Snnar
Tne
Seasion
W. C. Royal
H. D. Radcliffe
B. W. Wisca
H. I. Eizacofe
J. A. Goodman
Elmer Stockman
Charles Schultz
Boger Fout
Lester Fogle
Wm. Heim
George Fogle
Ernest Dix
Joseph Buissard
C. W. Gregory
B. O. Crist
Donald Gearinger
James Edmondson
James Crist
George Jacobs
Bible School
W. Wim. Stultz
R. G. Crist
William Ereh
Wilam Heim
C. C. Sparks
Verona Roderuck
Edward Tucker
Rath Houff
H. L. Ebert
Prlmary
Clark Miter
Charles Houck
Gus Spangler
J. L. Davis
Helm Fogle
Roger Pout
Belen Heit
Henrietta McCanter
G. C. Paxson
Helen Bar- Tick
Louise Shry
Mirs
Boyer Pout
Margaret Paxson
W. C. Hamm
Helen Goodman
D. Troat
Irs
Wibur Hammeker
Cherkes
Houck, Jr
Trou
Young People's Department
A 2
Collmus
G. H. McGregor
A.B. Collmus
Piani
Arthur Harger
James
P. Trout
Virinks McCaukr
Adu
G. Wm. Trout
Planis
P. U
Boyer Pou
Maryland Farm School Opens As Revenue Slips
A Maryland farm school with a capital outlay of 15 million opens today amid new classrooms and a museum barracks project. Principal remarks and a 38 staff roster join a growing enrollment while a radio car awaits activation. Cash income declined sharply year over year, with crops and livestock contributing to the drops and a five year average noted for context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petritom
Grand Officers Visit Loyalty Chapter in Middletown
The Grand Officers of the Eastern Star visit Loyalty Chapter No. 2 in Middletown on September 16. Included are Mrs. Lou Boucher and Charles Yeager with guests from Hagerstown Frederick and Baltimore. Refreshments followed a program on Esther and gold gifts were exchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of the Eastern Star
Memorial Hall
Middletown
Mrz
Lou Boucher
Bartos
Charles ¥. Yeager
Baltimore
Edward Auld
Elizabeth Willams
Leonard Mason
Bacumont
Hagerstown
Emeritsburg
Frederick
Hyattsville
Nellie L Zimmerman
Boucher
Esther
Albert
Boileau
Eleanor Eichelberger
Mr. Yaeger
Nelle - Brentlinger
Roger B. Wolfe
Out Again and In Again Fate of Fighting Negro
Ernest Lane, colored, back in jail on city fighting charges and a state destruction of property accusation after an early morning row with Abelend Robinson and John Wilson. Officers report Lane threw stones through a window of a feoff, sash torn, as West Sixth Street Neighborhood fights continued. Robert Phillips arrested for drunk and disorderly conduct, with hearing set for tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Lane
West Sixth Sweet
Lane
House of Correction
Abelend Robinson
John Wilson
Brust
Arthur Hoffman
Two Die in Mor wan Street Rooming House Fire
In St Louis on Morwan Street a three story rooming house burned scorching two men to death, one identified as Sam Sansone and another unnamed victim. About a dozen residents escaped or were rescued as flames raged and investigators could not determine the fire’s cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Morwan Street
Sam Sansone
Soft drinks delayed after truck collision in Braddock
A collision at West Second and Bentz streets delayed orange drink bound for the Washington Street School. An Excelsior Sanitary Dairy truck struck a car driven by Bad Nikirk injuring driver Roger Rosenhoefer slightly. Bottles in two cases broken and the truck and car sustained damage. officers did not investigate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Street
Excelsior Sanitary Dairy
Bad Nikirk
Braddock
West Second Ami Bentz
Roger Rosenhoefer
New Bank Stock Selling Moves Ahead in County
A Maryland banking committee plans to apply for a charter for a new institution. Steps are under way at Mickle town for forming a bank and selling stock has begun. The Detour Bank in Carroll County is in state hands after closing. Deposits totaled 11157037. A new bank at Smithsburg is being organized with W H Gelbach and others as incorporators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lear Formes Deni
Ocomdo
Mr. Rhoades
Ernest Sheiver
James Saylor
EL Nathan Kershner
Francis J. Campbel
Maryland
Danx Commission
Stepa
Mickiletown
Central Trust Company
Detour Bank
Carroll County
Frederick Line
State Bank
George W. Page
Smithsburg
W. H. Gelbach
Waynesboro
Citizens National Bank
KE. J. Newcomer
D. M. Ridenour
W. Newton Long
Walter V. Spenard
Oa i Banat
Motive Letter Cited in Drowning Case Against Professor Kane
Coroner Wardlerslice told circuit court a letter signed E H D suggested Professor Elisha Kent Kane of the University of Tennessee should get rid of his wife, Jennie Graham Kate. He alleged Betty Dodd may be the writer and said similar letters exist implying travel to remote places and unusual acts. Judge Spratley planned to rule next day on bail amid defense claims of unjust detention during the coroners' inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampton
George K. Wardlerslice
Circuit Court Today
Jennie Graham Kate
Elisha Kent Kane
University of Tennessee
Betty Dodd
C. Vernon Spratley
Berty
Unemployment Problem To Go To Legislature
Governor Gifford Pinchot announced an extra session of the legislature to address the unemployment problem. He said the session would occur before year’s end and would be solely for unemployment relief. The timing was not yet decided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Gifford Pinchot
Sten
Govenor
Four Dead in Navy Plane Crash in Panama
A Navy plane crashed near Panama killing four crew members including the radio operator identified as David. Details remain scarce as officials confirm the fatalities and ongoing investigations into the crash site.
B and C Lay Off Nearly Six Thousand Workers
A mass layoff hits the B and C shops as nearly 6,000 men are discharged. The Baltimore and Ohio lines close multiple shops sparking job losses while the Pennsylvania Railroad prepares to shift workers to construction projects between here and Washington. No orders yet at Brunswick shop offices to close there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corences
Leia
Baltimore and Ohio
Pennsylvania Railroad
Washington
Brunswick
Mr. Chambers
Final test of new Linganoce to Frederick water line likely next week
City and contractors complete touches on a 19000 foot Linganoce creek to Frederick water pipe with final test to come in the coming week. The line from the purification plant near the creek mouth will supply the city once the pumping and filtration plant near the river is finished by late November. Engineer Maxwell and consultant Requartit inspected connections and manhole work before the final test.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Sig. Maxwell
G. J. Requartit
Beltimore
West Record
Bentz Street
Boyd and Goforth
Charlotte
N.C
Monococy River
Eas
BS Weil
Carroll Creem
Autopsy Clues In Collings Murder Case Revealed
Assistant District Attorney Mooder said the autopsy showed Benjamin Collings’s skull fractured in eight places. Medical Examiner Schults took organs to New York for analysis as investigators seek two suspects and an alleged wounded man Mrs. Collings says was aboard the cruiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington Station
Pred. J. Mooder
Suffolk County
Benjamin Collings
Yachteman
Collings Akull
Otto Schults
New York City
Wm. A. Kelly
Collings
Officer Killed in Battle With Robbers
Con sishie W. MLarthur of Clas was killed during a clash with robbers near Whit Runion in Clay West Virginia. Two men aiding in the arrest were wounded and French Schoolcraft, blamed for the fatal shot, fled but was later hunted as the search continued in nearby woods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay
W. Va
September Heat Wave Hits Maryland Harvests Across Regions
September heat devastates crops across western Maryland and central regions with oats buckwheat and wheat threshing underway. Harvests include sugar corn tomatoes tobacco and orchards with peaches pears apples and melons maturing. Potatoes and soybeans show good yields with dairies operating and pastures fair to good along the coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Bigona
Gheny Mountains
Atlantic Coast
Brunswick Eyes Two More Water Sources
Brunswick officials plan two additional water sources for the town system with Israel Creek at Weverton identified as nearest. They will install iron pipe and pump from the creek, with plans to chlorinate and store water at Wenner's Hill tank while awaiting State Board of Health approval for Yourtee Springs near Brownaville. Proceeds from a bond sale should arrive soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Israel Creek
Weverton
Canton Weverton
Koutville
Baltimore At Ohio
Covell
State Board of Health
Yourtee
Brownaville
Wenner’s Hill
Confesses Starting 36 Forest Fires and Hangs Self
Lead, N C Sept 17 AP William Cothern of Haywood county NC hanged himself in the jail after confessing he helped start five forest fires in the Black Hills last week. Police seek alleged accomplices named by Cothern as fires raged across 25 000 acres. Firefighting forces reduced but 300 men guard the area.
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Lead
N. C
Williem Cothern
Haywood County
N.C
Black Hills
Cothern
Tw Wr
Murdered man killed over wife red ticket in New Jersey
Bernardsville Sept 17 AP Prosecutor Clarkson Cranmer said Edward N Ketteering confessed to killing Police Chief Chas B Cavanaugh Ketcenting a neighbor of Cavanaugh was taken into custody two days ago and after questioning admitted shooting the police chief because he had given Het wenring s wife a traffic violation ticket Police initially believed the death was retaliation for raids on speakeasies
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Bernardsville
N. J
Clarkson Cranmer
Edward N. Ketteering
Chas
B. Cavanaugh
Ketcenting
Cavanaugh
Cranmer
Hetwenring
Penn Patrolman Dies in School Board Row
A Pennsylvanian patrolman was fatally shot during a heated school board dispute in Dickson City. Police said the motive and responsible party were being investigated amid factional tensions and crowd unrest in the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn
Dekzon
Poe
Ras Dot
Dickson City
Guinecks
Plane Return Planned for Moyle and Allen After Forced Landing
Russian steamer Buriat relayed news that Moyle and C. A. Allen landed on Navarin Island off Siberia after fuel ran low during their Pacific crossing attempt from Japan to Seattle. The airmen reported no injuries and planned to depart once storms subside, with possible routes to Seattle or back to Tokyo.
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St. Paul Land
Bering See
Naval
Buriat
Dor Moyle
C. A. Allen
Navarin Island
Siberia
Japan
Seattle
Subeides
Suriat
Bering Sea
Tokyo
Mystery Gang Feud Ties to Brooklyn Murders
A New York mystery ties a deadly gang feud to nearby Brooklyn killings. Meyer Shapiro and his brother Irving were involved, with a related body found near Manhattan Street. Authorities note gunshot wounds and bloodstained evidence at the crime scene amid a pattern of linked deaths.
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New York
Meyer Bhaptra
Metins
Brooklyn
Manettan Street
Meyer Shapiro
Irving
Broskiys
Albert Hertz
Trum
Wit
Meyer
Weather summary with historic September totals
Readable weather data reports 34 hours of precipitation for September totals and comparisons to past years. Includes normal September rainfall, actual figures, and 1908 period benchmarks. Also lists yesterday high and last night low temperatures, sunrise and sunset times, moon phase, and stream conditions.
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Taney Memorial
Bullet Expert
First Baptist Church
Chas. M. Souder
Loveusrie
Praeger
Sax Praeger
Keens Cumberland
Phiadelphia
Caer
Chevalier
Praegers
Setigus
Philadelphia
Hin Wie
Jatse Chestut
Soper
Bengt Dental
Balummece
Cain
Tie Maryiact Siane
Tynannus Bruee
Deid Oo
Ce Auditiorim
Dar Weineedar Feener
Berg
Boret
Prederick
Trenton
Fishing Creek
Albert C. Ritchie
David C. Winebrenner
St. James” School
Agers
Jen
Big City
Regin
John Thomas
Montevuc Hospital
Westminster
Carroll County Commissioners
Sie
Justice Beamett
Justice Alton ¥. Bennett
Frederick City
Iito
Treck
Second
Bgeniz
E.J . Bohrer
Burnittsville
William HL Bohrer
Testatrix
Ira T
Willm H. Boher
Fiereskive
John H. Bowers
William H. Bohrer
Emma L. King
Ira Bohrer
Bowers
H. K. DeLauter
Carl E Hotz
Mr. Bowers
Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Panama
Tadio
Thas
Jest David
Mt. Clare
Bama
SAP
Te Battotiere
Clare
Aysien
Akeaet
BAR Association For
Springheld
Des Moines
Spraghed
Bribaines
Moyle
Allen
New York Police Department
Cherk Jons
Wilam C. Geasry
James NM
Dubei
Hugh A. Roddy
Harry B Chapline
William & Routeshafer
Lealie Bhafer
J. D. Murphy
Frank Whiteawe
Liberty
Charles E. Joy
Edgar Hawmond
Thurmon
Willie Z. Wilhide
William H. Lay
Atung
New York Central
Alred Chemical
Case
Westinghouse
Amrrican Telephone
Western Union
Meady
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