Mail Situation to Be Taken Up at Balto Meet
A Baltimore conference is planned to seek moving train No 1 from 3 51 A M earlier by about 15 minutes to improve Thurmont mail connections. Delegates from Frederick including Col D John Markey and N C W Gardner will meet Maxwell C Byers president of Western Maryland at Baltimore division offices. The plan aims to publish a timetable supplement and push immediate change with next spring gap noted. Meeting at 3 PM with Frederick participants departing Chamber rooms at 12 30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Baltimore
Maxwell C. Byers
Western
Maryland
Byers
N.C. W. Gardner
Union Station
Thurmont
A. M. Smith
Col. D. John Markey
E. C. Markell
Clearing Houses Association
Thomas W. Peters
Potomac Public Service Company
A. W. Herbert
Ox Fibre Brush Company
J. A. Williamson
BE. Austin James
N. C. W. Gardner
Hagerstown
Frederick
Court Opens Fall Criminal Docket With Murders and Forgeries
The Septem ber term of court will hear about the usual criminal cases tomorrow. Only one murder case remains, Arthur Weedon, charged with killing Samuel M Jenkins. Others set for trial include Harry Winpigler and Joe King for illegal liquor, George B King for keeping a disorderly house, John Cline and Harry Draper for shooting craps, Roy Manger and Frank Freeberger for forgery, Neal Hall charged with rape, and William Dorsey aka Bud Dorsey for illegal liquor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Weedon
Samuel M. Jenkins
Harry Winpigler
Joe King
Samuel A. Lewis
George B. King
Lewis
John Cline
Harry Draper
Cline
Arthur D. Willard
Draper
3. A. Lewis
Roy Manger
Frank Freeberger
Neal Hall
Reno S. Harp
William Dorsey
Bud Dorsey
Ford Seeks Way Out Of Company Fuel Troubles
Detroit dispatch notes Henry Ford and executives laboring to solve Ford Motor Co coal problems. The plan aims to open the Detroit plant at the earliest hour, with secrecy surrounding moves and an effort to secure coal at a cost aligned with the manufacturer’s ideals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Associated Press
Detroit
Henry Ford
Ford Motor Co
Yield of Corn at Rice Farm Near LeGore
An item notes a fine sugar corn yield on Calvin Rice’s LeGore area farm. On 16 acres he harvested 2 tons and 639 pounds of corn, illustrating a strong local crop result and inviting readers to send similar news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Rice
LeGore
Mr. Rice
Bruce Attacks France in Maryland Democratic Rally Speech
Maryland Democrats gathered at Hotel Braddock heard Governor Ritchie and Senatorial candidate William C. Bruce denounce Senator Joseph France in a fiery campaign kickoff. Mish urged support as Bruce criticized France for broken promises and inconsistency on liquor law and foreign policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Braddock
Braddock Heights
Ritchie
William Cabell Bruce
United States
Frank W. Mish
Congress
Baltimore city
Eastern Shore
Bruce
Joseph Irwin France
France
John Randolph
Roanoke
Germany
Soviet Russia
Poland
Senate
Russia
Red Cross
Lenine
Trotzky
Keg of Moonshine Found Near Mt. Oyer Cemetery
Sheriff deputies discover a keg of moonshine whiskey in an orchard near Mt. Oyer cemetery. Charles W. Smith and Allen Bartgis waited over an hour hoping the owner would appear. Failing that they seized the still and took it to the county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Oyer
Charles W. Smith
Allen Bartgis
Frederick Resident David Kolb Dies at 83
David Kolb a lifelong Frederick resident and retired businessman died at his East Third Street home after a long illness. Born August 1 1839 he married Carrie Sawyer and left four children. Known as Uncle Davy he was deeply tied to Frederick's history and community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Kolb
Frederick
East Third street
Kolb
Mr. Kolb
William
Catherine Crum Kolb
Reichs
St. John’s Literary Institute
East Second street
Carrie Virginia Sawyer
Marion Green
Harriet
Alice Kolb
Robert H. Lee Kolb
Davy
Socolow Battles Extradition From New York City
Walter Socolow, accused in the Norris murder, began a fight against extradition to Baltimore after initially offering to go there. Justice Martin remanded him to the Tombs until tomorrow afternoon as papers are prepared. Witnesses may testify on Socolow’s whereabouts and identity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Baltimore
Walter Socolow
Norris
New York
Francis Martin
Supreme Court of New York
Socolow
Theodore Bloom
Haine Weinrup
Broadway
Bloom
Oscar Dremnan
Kaaler
First District
William P. Orem
John Keller
Harry B. Wolf
Spacelow
Vincent Demarco
Rose Keller
House Passes Bonus Bill Over Harding Veto
Washington reports the House approved the soldiers bonus bill over President Harding's veto by 258 to 54, exceeding the two thirds threshold by fifty votes. The action follows earlier stalemates and marks a decisive congressional stance on veterans aid.
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House
Harding
Washington
Governor Delays Decision on Stultz Case Readiness
Governor Albert C. Ritchie said he had not read the written opinion from Dr. J Clement Clarke on William A Stultz the convicted murderer of Policeman John H Adams and would decide after reviewing the report. He expected a prompt ruling once he examined the Springfield State Hospital expert's finding. The article notes an upcoming Chamber of Commerce meeting to review member questionnaires and plan the fall campaign including street widening discussions with Rotary Kiwanis and Lions groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert C. Ritchie
harmony
Democratic Club
Frederick County
Braddock Heights
William A. Stultz
John H. Adams
J. Clement Clare
Springfield State Hospital
Sykesville
Annapolis
Ritchie
Dr. Clarke
Hold Up At Commodore Hotel Ends With Arrest
Two armed men forced entry into Byron Johnston’s Commodore Hotel room early today. Johnston offered a drawn check and wrote Hold up call the police on the back. The check was handed to the hotel cashier and a police officer was notified. One robber was arrested, the other fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Commodore Hotel
Byron Johnston
bulittup
cnt
Market Opens On Strong Tone With Steady Gains
New York Sept 20 Wall Street opened with a strong tone amid President Harding's veto message on the soldier bonus bill and cautious mood on the Near East. Prices advanced steadily through the morning, gains trimmed later as trading continued. Volume near 825000 shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wall street
Harding
Pricea
Ugst
Nationalist Assembly Authorizes War To Continue
The Turkish Nationalist Assembly at Angora extends Kemal Pasha’s dictatorship and authorizes him to wage war until all national pact conditions are met. France and Italy withdraw troops from Chanak while Britain remains. American eyewitnesses in Smyrna blame Turkish actions for the city’s fire.
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France
Britain
Pathe
Repty
Great Britain
Premiser Poincare
Lord Curzon
Constantinople
Angora
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
London
Chanak
Simpson
eren
Smyrna
Pope Sends Help To Those Stricken In Smyrna
Pope Pius orders further aid after reporting Smyrna disaster. A Vatican telegram notes destruction of Archbishop's house and many ecclesiastical buildings. Also a real estate sale notice for eleven acres on the Baltimore state road near East Patrick street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pope
Smyrna
Associated Press
Rome
Pope Pius
Vatican
Suit for 3500 Dropped in Court
The suit of Mrs Mary Krepps administratrix of Solomon Garber against Mr and Mrs Henson Wiles ended when the plaintiff abandoned further prosecution by entering a venire. The case sought 3500 alleged to be delivered to the Wiles to hold for William Wachter’s children. Krepps testified she found the money after Wachter’s death and did not know its source. The defense claimed Garber was a carpenter earning small sums. Continued on Page 5.
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Mary Krepps
Solomon Garber
Henson Wiles
cme
Jacob Rohrback
Helen
William Wachter
Rally Day Services at Linganore M B Church Unionville
Rally Day services are planned at Linganore Missionary Baptist Church in Unionville on Sunday September 24. The program includes a 9 29 p m special program in Sanda skool at 10 20 am sermon by Rev Funkhouser from Hagerstown a noon basket luncheon two o clock address by Mrs F C Reynolds of Baltimore and a 7 34 p m sermon by Rev R N Edwards D D of Westminster.
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Linganore M. B
Unionville
Sanda
Mr. Funkhouser
Hagerstown
F. C. Reynolds
Baltimore
R. N. Edwards
Westminster
Miss Lipps Heads East to Aid Stricken Cousin in New York and New Jersey
Miss Eloise Lipps departed Tuesday for New York City and Glen Ridge New Jersey to aid her ailing cousin Mr Paul Corel. She traveled with Mrs Bettie Butler and Miss Mollie Barigis in the journey seeking to help during his illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eloise Lipps
New York City
Glen Ridge
New Jersey
Pail Corel
Bettie Butler
Mollie Barigis
Leiber Returns to Frederick to Star in The Merchant of Venice
Famous Shakespearean actor Fritz Leiber returns to Frederick after a 1921 appearance, praising the city’s atmosphere and the Opera House setting. He notes his long commitment to Shakespeare, discusses stagecraft over imagery, and plans a Chicago opening followed by a New York run.
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rritz Leiber
Frederick theatre
Macbeth
Fredericktonians
Leiber
Shakespeare
Opera House
David Warfield
America
New York
indi Vissal
Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Frederick
Chicago
Olympic theatre
Missionary Meeting and Society Notes at Lutheran Church
The Lutheran Missionary Society met with 31 members and five visitors at the Renn home on Fifth Street. Mrs. Roy Martin led, with readings, prayers, and a lesson, highlighting the first enlistment of Lutheran women. Miss Katie Seeger offered soci ety suggestions while Mrs. Rupp spoke on Interdenominational Missions to be held at the Presbyterian church next Tuesday. Fifty members are asked to enroll. Tuesday’s open meeting will discuss Ching work. Delegates to Cumberland convention named. October committee appointed. Refreshments served. Also, Newton Zentz has returned from Johns Hopkins after eye surgery, improving. Russian interest rates cited as 1 percent monthly and 72 percent yearly, with Soviet foreign lands at 36 percent yearly, noting propaganda implications.
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Chamber of Commerce
chamber room
Lutheran Missionary Society
U. S. G. Rupp
Presbyterian church
Lutheran church
Ching
Roy Martin
Cumberland
Grace Rhoads
Florence Schroeder
Myttie Coblentz
Janie Holdcraft
Alice Hyler
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Ray
King
Mish
Hotel Braddock
Mother
The
Dardanelles
CLARKE
C. OF
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Nationalist Assembly
ENGLAND
Paris
Italy
Turkey
Greece
Japan
Roumania
Jugoslavia
Pelle
Krepps
Wachter
MISSIONARY MEETING
Young People of
Newton NM. Zentz
West Second street
Johns Hopkins Hospital
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