Negro gun toter is sentenced to four months
In Frederick circuit court Judge Worthington and Judge Peter convict Arthur Jackson colored of carrying a revolver. Jackson gets four months in the House of Correction after about a month in jail. He said he took the gun from a drunk man to keep him out of trouble and fired to get rid of bullets. State's Attorney Anders says many youths carry concealed weapons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn H. Worthington
Robert B. Peter
Arthur Jackson
Jackson
House of Correction
Pike
Frank Grimes
Naylor
Anders
Frederick
Reno S. Harp
Worthington
Lawrence Wilson
Thomas
James) J. Wright
Eit Eet
Peter
Jarceny
Wilson
Wright
David C. Winebrenner
Francis H.urner
James J. Wright
Thomas Ag. Wright
Isaiah N. Loy
William ¥. Gaugh
Ira M Grossnickle
A. Windsor Davis
Grant Dubel
John W. Warrenfeltz
Charles TV. Lough
Calvin L. King
Peter T. Duderar
Frank A. Hammond
John ©. Moore
Lea Simmons
Lea Weinberg
D. P. Buckey
Dela Blaine
Urner, Jr
A. ¥. Bennett
Holden
Felton
S. A. Lewis
New plan to operate merchant fleet developed by Shipping Board
The Shipping Board evolved a new plan to operate the government merchant fleet replacing the illegal one ruled by Attorney General Daugherty. This compromise blends aspects of the Lasker-Farrey idea with the current operating-agent system and will be presented to President Coolidge and his advisers. In Madagascar, natives fear a stripe partridge nest, as breaking eggs is believed to cause the mother’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Daugherty
Shipping Board
Coolidge
Lasker-Farrey
Madagascar
Lions District 22 to Hold April Event in City
The 22nd District Lions Clubs of Maryland Delaware and DC may stage a district event in this city next April. H Noel Haller, president of the local club, said he will confer with District Governor Frank C Hughes in Wilmington, Delaware, when the local quartet visits on September 25 to introduce the Lions song composed by Walter Decker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
H. Noel Haller
Haller
Frank C. Hughes
Wilmington
Delaware
Lions Club
Walter Decker
H. Lavier Michael
A. Hart Etchison
Maryland
District of Columbia
Lions
J. A. Williamson
Richard F. Simmons
B. M. Davis
Charles F. Seeger
G. Lloyd Palmer
Storm
Francis Scott Key
William M. Storm
Boonsboro Store Sold to Middletown Plumbers
D T Moore of Boonsboro sells his store and residence at the public square to Swomley and Tyergar, plumbers and tinners of Middletown. The corner property fronts 20 feet on Main and 78 feet on St Paul with a rear lot 30 feet deep. Possession is given on Monday October 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boonsboro
D. T. Moore
Swomley & Tyergar, Plumbers and Tinners
Middletown
Main Street
St. Paul Street
Clear Cool Weather After Heavy Rain Predicted
Weather observers forecast clear skies and cooler temperatures after a night of heavy showers. Rain totaled 1.18 inches, with August 17 reporting 1.24 inches. Overnight temperature reached 86, noon suggested a rise to the mid 70s.
Auto Crash Kills Three In East Hartford Evening
Three men die and three are seriously hurt when their car crashes into a trolley pole in East Hartford. A man falls from a bridge into rocks while trying to free the injured. Steve C. Paolini of Bedford Ind. is owner of the car and dies later, raising the toll to four. Paolini is in critical condition in hospital. other occupants are Springfield men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Hartford
Cancer Cure Trial Promises New Treatment After 27 Years
Dr C W Rohrer announces a serum treatment for cancer after 27 years of study. The plan injects five cubic centimeters of nuclear granules in the scanular region to mature immature cancer cells and then destroy them. Rohrer notes 33 treated cases and a possible cure rate, with prize interest from Lord Athelstan in the Montreal Star competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C W 3G
Rohrer
Bureau of
State Health Department
Washington County
Lord Athelstan
Montreal Star
Will of M F Lease Filed for Estate of Millard Lease
The will of the late Millard F Lease filed names his wife Fannie G Tenae as executrix and sole beneficiary. Upon the widow’s death all property passes to the children in equal shares. The will dated March 2 1920 was witnessed by Mary F Hawke and Malden S Felton and filed September 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. F
Millard F. Lease
Fannie G Tenae
Mary F. Hawke
Malden S Felton
State's Attorney Finds Parked Car After Forgetting It
State's Attorney Aaron R. Anders misplaced his Ford coupe after visiting Garber's confectionery on West Patrick street. He recalled leaving the car there Thursday afternoon, walked home, and only discovered it parked overnight with keys in the lock. He expressed relief and humor at the fortunate oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State
Aaron R. Anders
Garber's
West Patrick Street
Mr. Anders
Pressmen's Strike In New York To End Today
A meeting in New York this afternoon will draft a contract between the International Printing Protectors' Union and the New York Publishers' Association. The International group seeks wage and working conditions. publishers will present views to a representative committee for further talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Associated Prasm
Witness list grows in Emmitsburg embezzlement case
About twenty five witnesses are expected to testify in the embezzlement and false pretenses case against Annan A. Horner and Edgar L. Annan of Emmitsburg and Baltimore. State witnesses number about 15 with the rest for the defense. Bail set at 2000 for Horner and 1000 for Annan. Trial possibly September 28.
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Annan A. Horner
Emmitsburg
Edgar L. Annan
Baltimore
Anders
Annan
Horner
Charles W. Smith
Frank Davis
Sheriff's Office
Glenn H. Worthington
Thomas Baumgardner
F Emmitsburg
Bullish Rally Halts Reactionary Market Trend
The stock market rebound halted an early reactionary trend as eastern railroad shares led gains. Short covering reduced losses by one to two points while call money opened at 4 percent. About 700000 shares changed hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tha
Associated Press
New York
Eastern Railroad
Explosion death toll in Washington rises to four
The death of Bureau of Standards expert James B Kendig in Salunga Pennsylvania raises the fatalities from the laboratory explosion to four. Remaining injured workers continue in hospital in critical condition with other staff in treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Preas
Washington
James B Kendig
Salunga
Bureau of Standards
New York Court Frees Battling Siki and Associates
Battling Siki the Seneralese boxer his manager and three sparring partners were discharged in a New York peace court on charges of violating boxing law for staging exhibitions without licenses. The District Attorney moved for leniency noting ignorance of the law and requested only a warning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Mattling Siki
Poace
Cornice Collapse Kills Army Engineer in New York
A cornice from a six story building in lower Broadway toppled during lunch hour in Manhattan injuring several pedestrians and killing Logan Phillips, an army engineer. Authorities investigate the cause as crowds gather at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Lower
Brodaway
Logan Phillips
Coast Guard captain believes two freighters sank in Lake Michigan
Captain William Kincaid of the local coast guard cutter said the Forelle and the American Girl, freighters overdue from St Joseph Michigan, are believed to be at the bottom of Lake Michigan after more than 30 hours missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wis
William Kincaid
St Joseph
Mich
Lake Michigan
False Pretense Charge Is Made Against John L Bradshaw
Indictments by the September grand jury include John L Bradshaw of this city charged with obtaining 1352 dollars from Charles G Snyder under false pretenses. Bradshaw ran 7 L Bradshaw and Company furniture on East Patrick Street and went into receivership last November with Albert B Brown named receiver. Bradshaw is free on 1000 bail posted by Jacob A Kidwiler. Trial date not set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Bradshaw
Bradshaw
Charles G. Snyder
East Patrick Street
7. L. Bradshaw and Company
Hellam Furniture Company
Albert B. Brown
Liberty
Jacob A. Kidwiler
Walter C. Ambrose
Brunswick
Harry C. Allsire
Susia Allgire
Brunswick U
St. Louis Whiskey Theft Hits 893 Barrels From Warehouse
Federal officials report 893 barrels of whiskey from the Jack Daniel distillery bonded warehouse were emptied and replaced with water after gauging. Each barrel held 42 gallons, and at a drugstore price of $6 per pint the retail value reached about $1.8 million, marking a major pre prohibition era robbery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
St. Louis
Attitude of Spanish Workers Sparks Debate on Dictatorship
The Ansociated Proag reports in Fort Vendres that Spain’s workers show divided views toward the military regime. Early calls for a general strike faded as moderates prevailed, with Socialist leaders saying now is not the moment for revolution to implement their system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Vendres
Spanish Frontier
Spain
Sec
Ion
Membership Contest Sets Ten Week Bible Class Challenge
Two Bible classes, Leaders of the city and Men's Bible class of Christ Reformed Church Hagerstown, start a ten week attendance contest on September 23. Paul Smith of Frederick leads the Hagerstown group, while Geo M Free chairs the directors committee for the Leaders class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leaders Bible
Christ Reformed
First Aid Demonstration by C P Telephone Company Team
The C P Telephone Company first aid squad will present a City Opera House demonstration on Tuesday night September 25 after the first show. Manager Decker waives any charge to view the display, urging industrial plants and youth groups to attend. Team members include captain W O Gosnell and men Gardiner Bowers Garrett, with Norris as patient and Gosnell as substitute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. & P Telephone Company
City Opera House
Decker
Ery
W. O. Gosnell
F. Gardiner
J. H. Bowers
W. D. Garrett
G. H. Norris
H O Gosnell
Vote on Strike with J W Longshoremen
All branches of the Marine Transport Workers of the Industrial Workers of the World were voting to decide if they should join the New Orleans branch in a sympathetic strike with 3000 longshoremen and screwmen who walked out. An unrelated Hindu beggar was noted for holding one arm aloft for forty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New Orleans
Marine Transport Workers of the
Industrial Workers of the World
Woman Asks House of David Be Dissolved
Mrs Estella A Meldrim of Grand Rapids files suit in federal court seeking dissolution of the House of David Colony at Benton Harbor Michigan. She seeks the appointment of a receiver for the colony properties and enforcement of property claims totaling 20000 dollars exclusive of interest and costs.
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Associated Press
Grand Rapids
Michigan
House of David
Benton Harbor
United State
District Court
Estella A. Meldrim
Meldrim
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Negro Gun Toter
Gittinger
John Gittinger
Lewis
Ilness Gittinger
Ida Whaten
Harry E Cornprope
Yokohama
United News Pictures
Canadian Pacific Docis
W. M. Storm
Cumberland
J. Harry Brandenburg
Tritish Air Correes
Siki
Cornice
J. L. Bradshaw
Sinead
Jack Daniel
Gerevante
Federal
Hagerstown
Opera House
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