General Hines to Speak Here Septembr 2011
Members of Francis Scott Key Post American Legion in Frederick plan a gala on Sunday September 27 with Stuart Walcott Post Washington stopping en route to Gettysburg. The day includes reception at Key Hotel ceremonies at Mt Olivet cemetery and talks at the courthouse led by Major General Hines and others.
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Francis Scott Key Post
American Legion
Stuart Walcott Post
Washington
Gettysburg
Frederick
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Mt Olivet Cemetery
Court House
Hines
Veterans’ Bureau
Stuart Walcott
Charles Riemer
Fost
George Washington Post
Tank Corps
Kenneth H. Nash
Masonic Post
Legion
Geo E. Pickett
George FB. Pickett
Pickett
Washington Post
Walter Reed
Mt. Alto
Naval Hospitals
Alton Bennett
Frederick World War Organzations
John J. Pershing
Shenandoah Valley
After Road Sign Vandals Decry Maryland Signals Reward
John N. Mackall chairman of the State Roads Commission announced a $100 reward for information leading to arrests and convictions of vandals who destroy state road reflector signals. Some 130,000 dollars worth of signals have been erected and about one hundred have been damaged or torn from their posts.
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John N. Mackall
State Roads Commission
Mackall
Aliezano
Anne Arundel
Noel hearing marks reserved decision on sanity and pleas
In Newark on September 18 Associated Press reports Harrison Noel the Faithful slayer and kidnapper faced indictments for the murder of Raymond Pierce and kidnapping six year old Mary Daly. Counsel argued sanity and guilty or not guilty pleas were not settled, Judge Caffrey reserving ruling to Monday while Noel remained handcuffed with two other murder suspects in court.
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Associated Press
Newark
Harrison Noel
Jetany
Caffrey
Noel
Raymond Pierce
Nesto
Mary Daly
Navy Aviator Sets Speed Record at Mitchell Field
Lieut. Alford J. Williams, a Navy aviator, established an unofficial world speed record by flying at 3023 miles per hour at Mitchell Field on September 18. The test was in preparation for the Pulitzer races to be held here next month. The existing world record for airplane speed is 278 miles per hour, held by France.
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Associated Press
Mitchell Field
Alford J. Williams
France
Baltimore Firm Sells Detrick and Harvey Machine Plant
The Detrick and Harvey Machine Company in Baltimore changes hands to a local group led by IL Neidhardt. Bethlehem Steel had owned the plant since 1915. sale reportedly near 400000 with engineers valuing the property over 700000. The firm employs 250 and will be expanded with new stock issues planned.
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Baltimore
Detrick and Harvey
East Preston Street
Steel Company
Neidhardt
Detrick and Harvey Machine Company
Maryland
Neinhardt
Plart
Beth- Techem
Detrick and Harvey Machine Coun
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Big
Alles
United States
Bethlehem
Bethlehem Corporation
Detrick and Harvey Company
Damages awarded in Young Motor Co disturbance case
Frank R Keller of West Park Street faced justice before Guy K Motter over a disturbance at Young Motor Co. Keller allegedly kicked and broke a plate glass door leading to a $50 claim. Keller’s nonresident status attachment was upheld and the court awarded $25 to Young Motor Co. for glass value and installation costs. Jailed for shooting Bush Ainsworth Windom Young wounded in leg with a shotgun after a wage strike dispute at Snyder farm near Neelsville.
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Young Motor Company
Guy K. Motter
Frank R. Keller
West Partick Street
Kelley
Keller
Washington
Weiller
District of Columbia
Justice Metter
The
Youngs Motor Company
Francis W. Urner
A. D. Willard
H. S. Felton
Bush Ainsworth
J. R. Snyder
Neelsville
Rockville
Windom Young
Snyder
Ainsworth
Sherif Stanley Girrell
Windom
Middletown To Start Water Main Expansion
A $10,000 bond issue for Middletown water system improvements was approved by voters, with bids opened and only M J Grove time Company bidding. The plan calls for a four inch main from Bussard springs to the junction with the current line, aiming to start by December 1 to improve supply and fire protection.
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Middletown
M. J Grove Time Company
Burgess and Commissioners
Bussard Springs
Ropp
Mehkdow
Dreath
TINGE OF FALL IN THE AIR PRESAGES COOL DAYS
The city saw cooler temperatures with a 55 degree overnight low the lowest since August and a Thursday high around four degrees above. Forecasters expect more cool nights and limited heat, signaling an early fall and winter with modest rainfall well below the 3.22 inch monthly average.
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Max Traum
Road Bonds Sold for Laytonsville Woodfield Road Project
Montgomery county commissioners sold 358 909 in road bonds to J A W Iglehart & Co of Baltimore at 102 1297 bringing 39233 23. Other Baltimore bidders included Baer Weilapp Burton Townsend Seatt le Son Baker Watts Neilson Cook. Bond denomination 1090 with 4 1 2 percent interest redeemable yearly through 1943 then three per year until canceled. Private subscription 10 percent of cost. 50 percent county 40 percent Laytonsville district.
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Montgomery County
J. A. W. Iglehart & Co
Baltimore
Laytonsville
Woodfield
Montgomery Country
Bnd
John P. Baer & Co
Weilapp-Burton Co
Japanese Diet Buildings Wrecked By Fire
Fire destroyed two wooden Diet buildings housing Japan's legislature in Tokyo with several injuries. Loss estimated at 1,000,000 dollars. A government library burned and many valuable documents lost. A new modern building is under construction to replace the destroyed complex. Incendiarism or a lighted cigarette is suspected.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
Diet
Fines in Frederick and county motor violations listed
Frederick county and vicinity reported modest motor violations with total fines of 538 dollars. Frederick led with 253, Middletown 125, Ridgeville 85, New Market 65, and Emmitsburg 10, detailing names and offenses such as speeding, operating without license, and reckless driving. Revoke and suspension actions included Catrow, DeLauter, Trail, Suter, and others for intoxication and speeding. Hood College special edition earns wide interest. total local circulation hits a new high.
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Frederick County
E. Austin Baughman
Frederick
Middletown
Ridgeville
New Market
Emmalteburg
Lewis WW. Catrow
Amy Dickerson
L. M. Gilbert
James Gross
Robert Harriman
R. McIntyre
Robert Spriggs
Samuel L. Suter
Allen Tobery
Charles B. Trail
Jos. E. Whalenn
Caroline S. Weller
Emmitsburg
Harry P. Poole
George Streb
Lloyd Shank
Chester C. DeLauter
M. Fleischauer
C. W. Gailey
Ernest H. Merchant
James A. Parth
Charles Bowers Jr
Edw. J. Costello
Herman Dorsey
Charles M. Muir
W. R. Runkler
Lewis D. Catrow
Lewistown
E. J. DeLauter
Myersville
Brunswick
John Redmond
Robert J. Springs
Rogers Studio
Gates Fivines Circus
Federal habeas order sent for Furbershaw murder case
Federal Judge directs Harford County to surrender prohibition agent Joseph Furbershaw to federal jurisdiction after he killed John Buongore near Havre de Grace. Furbershaw has been held without bail in Belair jail pending the transfer. State's Attorney Robinson warned Maryland may seek Supreme Court review if tried locally.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Morris A Soper
Harford County
Joseph A. Furbershaw
Belair
John A. Buongore
Havre de Grace
Furbershaw
Buongore
Furthershaw
Robinson
Supreme Court
Maryland
Senator Weller Pinched For District Tags
Washington reports Senator OBE Weller of Maryland among 100 Maryland residents arrested in a tag dispute. Maryland officials say Maryland tags were being avoided with Washington permits, while Weller asserts daily travel between Washington and Maryland justifies his use of Washington plates. Charges include use of fictitious tags.
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Associated Press
Washington
O. BE. Weller
Maryland
Senator Weller
Farmer Injured When Goresh by Bull Near Stream
Hagerstown September report details Ringgold district farmer David Mong sustaining serious injuries after a bull attacked him while he led the animal by a rope to a stream. The beast charged, tossed him into the water, then pursued him until his son helped subdue it with pitchforks. Mong suffered a fractured collarbone and multiple lacerations and bruises.
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Associated Press
Hagerstown
David Mong
Ringgold
Mong
Personal Notices From Baltimore And Nearby Areas
Purely personal items note Ass Ann Rebecca Gittinger returning to Baltimore after a Canada vacation with her sister Mildred Google. Midshipman Richard P. Ross John Johnston and Lt Francis M. Keefer drive to Staunton Virginia where Cadet Keefer resumes duties at the Military Academy. John Clarke Worthington travels to Philadelphia for a company conference. A. E. Pettingall and spouse stay with E. C. Osborne family at Briarcliff near Annapolis.
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Ass Ann Rebecca Gittinger
Baltimore
Mildred Google
Canada
St. Lawrence and
Saguenay
Rivers
Richard P. Ross
John Johnston
United States Naval Academy
Annapolis
Francis M. Keefer
Clarke Place
Staunton
Keefer
Military Academy
John
MacMillan Arctic Expedition Arrives Nut Shell Date
The MacMillan Arctic expedition may reach Wiscasset Maine on September 26 according to a message from Zenith Radio Station Chico The report notes that of 875000 typewriters produced worldwide in 1919 over 775000 were made in the United States
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The
Associated Press
Portland
Wiscasset
Zenith
Chico
Stock Prices Rise with Rail Lead in Sept Market
New York stock prices moved higher led by rail shares on September 18 as industrials showed signs of faltering from profit taking. Traders bid up favorites amid heavy rail demand buoyed by expectations of strong August earnings and unprecedented freight traffic. total volume approached 1.6 million shares at close.
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New York
Rails
Wig
Enrollment Surges at Maryland School for the Deaf
The Maryland State School for the Deaf opened with 126 of 165 expected students as of opening day. Superintendent Ignatius Blarlee led ceremonies and welcomed returning and new students. A new teachers’ training department debuts with Misses Margaret Kent and Hannah A. Bickford. The Trades building remains incomplete and should be ready by December 1. During summer, Prof and Mrs Biorke toured to Council Bluffs and Northwood for a conference and family visit.
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Maryland State School For the Deaf
Ignatius Blarlee
Aro
Margaret Kent
Tannah A. Bickford
Defendants to face federal charges over Gettysburg monument defacing
About 30 defendants from several counties were summoned for the October term of the federal district court in Scranton to answer charges of defacing monuments on the Gettysburg battlefield. Criminal informations allege writing or scratching on a New York bronze tablet on Little Round Top around June 4. Convictions carry fines from 10 to 1000 dollars and possible prison time.
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Associated Press
Scranton
Federal District Court
New York Monument
C. C. Conway
W. Whit ‘Ock
New York City
P. 1
Corpner
Lars George
N. Y
Free c Wyatt
Providence
R. 1
Donald Campbell
Washington
Robert Mark Sr
Robert Mark
Robert Mark Jr
Elizabeth Spangler
Julia Boyer
TL. G. Warner
H. Gunderson
Annie Hurgton
A. England
George Moftal
Hugo
Anna Wyborg
Alberta Southland
Baltimore
Miss Deardorff Weds Rev J M DeChant in Hanover
Miss E Marian Deardorff daughter of Mrs Mabel Deardorff Gettysburg Pa and Rev John Mayer DeChant son of Rev Dr and Mrs Abner DeChant Hanover Pa were married at Emmanuel Reformed Church Hanover The ceremony was performed by the bridgegoom's father with Rev Clement W DeChant assisting A violin recital and organ music preceded the service The bride wore cocoa brown faille with yellow rose buds and blue delphiniums The groom is a graduate of Mercersburg Academy Franklin and Marshall College and the Reformed Church The couple plan to reside in Frederick after a wedding trip
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E. Marian’ Deardorft
Mabel Deardorff
Chambersburg Street
Gettysburg
John Mayer DeChant
Frederick
Abner
DeGhant
Hanover
Emmanuel Reformed Church
Clement W. De+ jChant
St. Paul's Reformed Church
Waynesboro
Walter W. Shultz
Bessie Kirk
York
Grieg
Carrie Jacobs- Bond
Nevin
Gluck
Louie
Bach
Mennett
Mozart
Wagner
Mendelssohn
Robert Deardorff
Howard Kosman
Catasauqua
Lehigh County
Theological Seminary of the Reformed Church
Lancaster
Gettinsburg High School
Methlogist Episcopal Hospital
Philadelphia
Mercersburg Academy
Franklin and Marshall College
Utica
DeChant
West Seventh Street
Maryland weekly weather and crop prospects report
The report notes a week of dry and unusually warm weather with mean temperatures about degrees above normal. Thundershowers on the 12th and 13th broke drought in Frederick and eastern Washington counties, while other areas saw light rain. Crops show late deterioration but conditions favored harvest and ground prep. late potatoes and pastures suffer, and a general soaking rain is needed. Potatoes and peaches are being harvested, with canneries rushing canning as harvest peaks.
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Maryland
James E. Spencer
Frederick
Washington
Allegany County
Garrett County
Worcester County
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Veterans Bureau
NAVY
J. W. Neidhardt
Detrick
Harvey Concern
Uottermost Parta
Earth
Tas Associated Press
Soper
Sen. Weller
Macmillan Party
Maryland School
Annandal
New York State Memorial
Miss Deardorff
Rev
J. M. Dechant
Utica Reformed Charge
Hanover Church
Dottyville Asylum
Emory L. Coblntz
Thomas B. Johnson
Cyrus F. Fleck
B.C. Perry
Whl
Paris
Great Britain
Newspaper
Arphive
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