Obstreperous Albert Harding Defies Grand Jury
Albert Harding near Frederick Junction defied the grand jury during questioning. He appeared intoxicated and obstreperous, exhaling and muttering as he was removed to the sheriff’s office. Judges Urner and Worthington heard the case before sending him to Frederick county jail for the weekend.
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Albert Harding
Frederick Junction
Frederick County
Harding
Grand Jury
Urner
Worthington
Robber Slays Motorman and Woman Passengers
A robber killed motorman J. M. Jamerson and wounded Sophie Wiesnce-Swikl after snatching a purse containing 500 dollars from a bank withdrawal. The assailant fired three times at the woman and twice at the motorman, then fled from the St Louis railway car with the money.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
J. MM. Jamerson
Sophie Wiesnce- Swikl
Five Boys In Custody Over BBs At Carroll Park
Five youths from West Patrick Street and nearby addresses were taken to police headquarters after their use of air safety items near Carroll Park alarmed residents. Officer George W. Nagle intervened to stop the activity. Brachey, a former police chief, reported the disturbance. The boys Austin Powell Thomas Kennedy Robert Ebbert Richard Brachey and Murray Smith were ordered to appear for a 7 p.m. hearing and three offenders were stripped of the BB items.
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Adam’ Brachey
Patrick Street
George W. Nagle
Carroll Park
Austin Powell
West Patrick Street
Thomas Kennedy
West South Street
Robert Ebbert
Richard Brachey
East Patrick Street
Murray Smith
Nogle
Woman's Club Meeting Highlights School Patronage Talk
The Buckeystown Woman's Club educational department hosted a community program at the Buckeystown schoolhouse led by Mrs. John Ball. Miss Margaret E. Linthicum, the new school supervisor, urged all residents to regard themselves as school patrons. Superintendent Gerard Palmer praised local cooperation with Fackerstown school and the event featured readings and musical numbers by club members.
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Buckeystown
Gerard Palmer
Fackerstown
John Ball
T. Circle Boutson
Earl Remshurz
Theresa Graft
Ball
AL Wl Nicodemus
Radio Exhibits Break Attendance Records in New York
Attendance at two simultaneous radio exhibitions in New York set all time highs as visitors influx peaked this week, with shows closing tonight. The events drew enthusiasts and press coverage, signaling growing public interest in radio technology and broadcasting.
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Associated Press
New York
Caught in Move to Take Bicycle Near Confectionery
Walter Crummitt, 15, attempted to steal a bicycle beside Charles F. Cramer’s confectionery on South Market street around midnight Friday. He was chased by Kirk Cramer and police lieutenant and taken into custody. He is held for possible admission to Rosewood State Training School and placed with a probation officer.
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Charles F. Cramer
South Market Street
Walter Grummitt
David Roberts
Urbana
Louise 3
Nelson
Rosewood
Ohio ME church conference votes for unification plan
The Ohio conference of the M. E. church voted 131 to four to unify the North and South branches. It also approved admitting laymen to annual meetings by 104 to 32.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Ohio
M. E. Church
Anderson declines Republican nomination for Virginia governor
Henry W. Anderson refuses the GOP bid for Virginia governor. Frederick, Maryland reports apple picking progress in county orchards with Jonathan and Grimes varieties mostly gathered. A Liverpool buyer visited Frederick to purchase two carloads of Jonathans shipped to England. In Westernport, J A Wilt is noted for wearing a suit for 23 years, receiving a new coat and vest after visiting the store.
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The
Associated Press
Washington
Henry W. Anderson Oday
Virginia
Frederick
England
Jonathan
Grimes
Jonathans
Baker
Gambrill
Liverpool
Westernpoint
J. A. Wilt
Here
United States
Furbershaw Surrendered for Federal Murder Trial
Harford County authorities surrendered Joseph A. Furbershaw a Prohibition agent indicted for murder in Havre de Grace. He was taken to Baltimore city jail and will be tried in federal court. U S Attorney Woodcock said trial date will be set next week.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Joseph A. Furbershaw
Prolbitioon
Havre de Grace
John A. Buongore
Soper
Furthershaw
Baltimore City
Buongore
Harford County
U. S
Collier
Payne Thompson
Bert H. Archer
Furbershaw
United States
Woodcock
Buongora
Havre de Grace Street
Ben
Mercury tops 93 as heat lingers through Friday
The mercury rose to 93 degrees Friday then cooled to 67 overnight, with a cooler air mass and a unsettled forecast. Clouds may bring showers tonight while Sunday promises warm, fair conditions. Residents who planned Fall clothing and trips blamed the extended heat for delays and crops await rain.
Showers and Cooler Early in Coming Week
Weather outlook for the week ending Monday covers the North and Middle Atlantic States with showers in the early and late parts and a cool first half and warm second half. In local notices, a formal Friday evening dance at Wayside Inn honors Roscaline Hoffman on her seventeenth birthday with a 9 to 12 schedule and intermission refreshments. The Sappingtons plan a monthlong Pacific Coast trip to Pasadena for the Women’s Home Missionary Society session, stopping in St Louis Kansas City Denver and more en route home. Crop observers M Frank Holter and Chas Wertheimer are named for Frederick County in the Sears Roebuck Agricultural Foundation index.
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The
Associated Press
Washington
North
Middle Atlantic
Wayside Inn
Ezra D. Hoffman
Roscalline
Misses Roscallene
Grace Hoffman
Marguerite Null
Gladys Reisburg
Mildred Smith
Katherine Trundle
Barbara Hull
Christine Kreb
Madeline Harp
Erma Strine
Mary. Gibbons
Messrs
Heman Boyer
Chas. Butcher
Piliam Carter
Gerald Remsburg
Earl McGaha
William Powell
James Houck
Jack Cecil
Casper Cine
Charles Collins
Oliver Keefer
FL. Sappington
Baltimore
Pacific Coast
Pasadena
Cal
Denver
Colorado Springs
Salt Lake City
Los Angeles
Grand Capron
Omaha
M. Frank Holter
Midletown
Chas. Wertheimer
Frederick
Frederick County
Chicago
PL V. Ewing
Foundation
Fast Shockers Cut 1112 Corn Shocks in Record Farm Effort
On Thursday and Friday Eli Shoemaker 97 of Loudoun County Va and nine other men harvested 1112 shocks of corn on Wade P Thomas farm in Jefferson. That totals about 55 shocks per day per man and is regarded as a notable record.
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Eli Shoemaker
Loudoun County
Wade P. Thomas
Jefferson
Five Thousand Klansmen Gather for Gettysburg Reunion
The Associated Press reports that about 5,000 Ku Klux Klan members have arrived in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania for a two day state reunion. Delegations come from Ohio New Jersey Maryland Delaware and West Virginia. A DC caravan adds to the march through town.
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Associated Press
Gettysburg
Ku Kluxees
Order
Pennsylvania
Ohio
New Jersey
Maryland
Delaware
West Virginia
Rise in Prices Driven by Outside Demand in New York
In New York stock activity rose as operators supported by growing outside demand bid prices higher in a brief but active session. Trading showed renewed business improvement with funds available for trade expansion and securites purchases, especially in motors and public utilities. Closing was firm with about 900000 shares traded.
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Associated Press
New York
Snow and quake rattled Montana on September day
Helena reports snow and a sharp tremor with no major property damage but halting power service. Three inches of wet snow followed a September storm, causing damage to trees and disruption of streetcars and utilities across several Montana points.
Mary McComas Wins 1925 Woman's Golf Championship
Miss Mary McComas defeats rivals at Catagin Country Club to claim the 1925 Women’s Golf Championship and the two loving cups donated by C. Carty Gift Shop The event lists several preliminaries and semifinals results with McComas advancing to final rounds by defeating Anna Brown and later Mrs Winebrener in a decisive match. The 1924 trophy was won by Mrs B O Thomas.
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Catagain Country Club
Mary McComas
C. C. Carty
Mas. McComas
Edward P. Thomas
Philip Winebrener
Winebrenter
Anna ‘Brown
Serena Motter
Miss Brown
Atlee Radélitt
Misa Mary McComus
McComus
Charles McC. Mathias
ED. McCain
McCain
E. D. McCain
Philip R. Winebrener
Winebrener
Anna Brown
Miss McComas
B. O. Thomas
Committees Named To Promulgate New Study Course For Schools
Frederick city and county prepare a network of committees to launch a new social subjects course in fall. Superintendent G Lloyd Palmer and about 30 teachers heard chairmen named for Civics Geography History and other subcommittees.
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Frederick City
Academy
G. Lloyd Palmer
Margaret Linthicum
Florence Jenkins
Hal Lee Ott
Palmer
Thete
Marian K. Green
Charlotte DeLashmutt
Aviss Rhinehart
Evelyn Flock
Eva Rowe
Miss Gibson
Zimmerman
Miss Utterback
Alvida DeLashmutt
N. Reddick
Ruby Myers
Miss Goode
Miss Wenner
Mr. Moser
Kate Font
Clem
Margaret Clark
Miss Fogle
Savanna White
Jones
Ade Favorite
Charlotte Molter
Kate Shenk
Marie’ Michael
Miss Biggs
Miss Burger
Regina Diller
Miss Reed
Miss Lemmert
Miss Cadle
K. Crawford
Carolyn R Brown
Miss Loy
Mary Bell
Margaret Duvall
Texas Livestock Quarantine Hits Pennsylvania
Harrisburg announces a statewide quarantine on shipments from Texas into Pennsylvania of live stock and related commodities to prevent foot and mouth disease. Effective next Monday the order covers cattle poultry hides hay straw and similar articles due to Texas outbreaks and noncompliance with federal rules.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Texas
Pennsylvania
T. 8
Munce
State Bureau of Animal Industry
Munco
Frederick County Carietlan Endeavor Union Plans Tuesday Meet
The thirty third annual Frederick County Christian Endeavor Union convention will gather September 22 in Middletown. Sessions run 9 30am United Brethren 1 30pm Zion Lutheran and 7 15pm Reformchurch with state officers delivering addresses. Officers of the Frederick county association are listed with Genevieve Thomas as president and William J Wachtel as junior superintendent.
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Frederick County
Carietlan Endeavor Union
Middletown
United Brethren Church
Zion Lutheran Church
Reformed Church
Bethdes
John &. Adam
S. Leslie Shafer
William 8. Wechtel
Fidelity
W. R. Hartzell
Guy Main
Christian Endeavor
Arrell M. Wright
Rinehart
O. T. Beever
Christian Endeavor of
United Brethren ‘Church
Oiecers
Spencer E. Sisch
Walter
Reid Herth
Carroll M. Wright
George R. Smith
Adreas
Carroll
ML Wright
Indies’ Quartet
William
William J. Glen
Portland
G. I. Humphreys
Maryland Annual Conference Methodist Protestant Church
Frederick County Association
Genevieve Thomas
Adamstown
John W. Fisher
Frederick
Sallie Kt. Marker
Myersville
Viola E. Rice
Ruth A. Krieg
Bytron G. Coblentz
Wiliam
Wilcox Withdraws From Senatorial Race In Milwaukee
Roy P. Wilcox, once defeated in the Republican Triennial contest, pulls out of the US Senate bid though still eligible for the final race on September 29 as he ran as an independent. The note follows brief Chicago style lines quoted from the Macao Daily Telegraph.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wis
Roy P. Wilcox
Hood Section Praise from Hood College President
A letter from Jos H Apple, president of Hood College, thanks News-Post for Sept 17 Hood section. He notes students and faculty enjoyed complimentary copies and commends the paper's artistry and editorial work. He also thanks staff for kind words about him and hopes Hood gains broader community recognition.
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Hood
Jos H
Bus lines seek expanded Baltimore area termini
The McMahon Transportation Company asks the Public Service Commission to widen operations from Reisterstown to Dinover pa and extend to downtown Baltimore. It proposes expanding routes from Gorsalea to Belair into Baltimore and north to Delta, and extending Towson to Cockeysville toward York. Blue Ridge Transportation seeks a downtown Baltimore terminus.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Public Service Commission
McMahon Transportation Company
Businey
Reisterstown
Maryland State Line
Dinover
Baltimore City
Qoserlea
Belair
Delta
Towson
Cockeysville
York
Blue Ridge Transportation Company
Fredderick
Maryland
Winter Schedule of H and F Railroad Takes Effect
The Hagerstown and Frederick Railway announces its winter schedule starting Sunday. Changes include earlier Thurmont line departure from Frederick at 10.10 p.m. to 9.30 p.m. on weekdays, with Saturday timing unchanged. The schedule lists daily Frederick departures to Middletown Myersville and Hagerstown and various return options with summer Sundays adjustments.
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Hagerstown
Frederick
Middletown
Sa.m
Jefferson
Thurmont
Lewistown
Religious course urged for public schools in Washington County
At Hancock Maryland the Washington County Sunday School Association convention urged adding a religion course to public school curricula and creating a dedicated teacher of religion in each school. Principal speaker B Brown of Baltimore backed Bible instruction in schools as delegates discussed expanding church school membership and home religious emphasis. Elmer Surder of Clear Spring was elected president to succeed J F Bink of WilHarmsport.
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Associated Press
Hazerstown
Washington County
Washington County Sunday School Association
Hancock
B. Brown
Baltimore
State Sunday School Association
W. H. Best
A. A. Karnell
Philadelphia
Elmer Surder
Clear Spring
County Association
J. F. Bink
Wil- Harmsport
Moonshine search ends in gunfire injuring Kentucky officers
In Kentucky sep 19 sher if Noah Reed and deputy Duvall, pursuing a moonshine still, wandered into another county. They met with other officers, fired behind cover, wounding Reed in the leg and injuring two deputies.
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Sherif
Noah Reed
Deputy Duvall
OSS
Reed
Sheri
Bagks Ned
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