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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1915
Page
7
Fall hats in Frederick feature felt velvet and plush designs with Irish green tones and large but not oversized brims. Three millinery openings boost crowds as shoppers seek rose colored and striking styles ahead of winter openings in November.
Washington reports General Villa ordered a retreat toward Juarez, likely moving troops to Sonora. Breckenridge orders Seventh Infantry and Fourth Field Artillery from Galveston to reinforce El Paso, bringing the garrison to about 4900 men. Villa plans to concentrate troops in Sonora to fight General Calles of the Carranza forces.
Pottsville Sept 22 Judge Brumm held Republican County Chairman W S Leib on 300 bail for alleged election law violations. He is accused of circulating and using ballots for the primaries before the day and of distributing 15000 ballots by Republican order. Leib declined to testify citing constitutional rights. A printer may be called as part of the ongoing inquiry. In Baltimore two killed when a freight train derailed after striking an open switch on Pratt street.
Weather bureaus report clear and fair conditions across major cities with cool trends. Atlantic City Boston Buffalo Chicago New Orleans New York Philadelphia St Louis Washington observed clear skies with advancing cool temperatures expected to persist tomorrow.
James Garner Rossman of New York who formed the Dog Lovers Protection Association of America sends a letter to the Tribune kennel editor urging calm and education to curb the spread of panic when dogs are mistaken for hydrophobia. He cites dogs panicking after losing their owners and advocates humane society cooperation to protect dogs and curb the misuse of the term mad dog.
Washington reports 4. Hammond proposes a wireless torpedo device for submarine use. He claims the method could guide missiles to targets and discusses the idea with Secretary Daniels. In England a mine disaster at Nuneaton’s Kewail colliery traps miners, but rescue efforts reach the surface through an emergency shaft.
An official Wa office statement says French forces gained a foothold on the right bank of the canal between the Aisne and the Marne. The report notes renewed bombardment on multiple fronts north of Arras east of Noulette and Lorette and near Neuville. French batteries shelled enemy positions and small graag arid trenches were fought with grenades and bombs.
In Mulville New Jersey on September 22 Joshua Nickerson, a civil war veteran aged seventy two, collapsed and died in Port Norris after his son Chester Nickerson was arraigned for larceny before Justice of the Peace Cassel Howell. The hearing was adjourned as the father died of heart failure.
Authorities discuss U S government steps amid reports of Armenian killings in Asiatic Turkey. Officials debate direct action and potential interventions while assurances are sought that massacres will stop. Public attention grows as the crisis widens.
At the City Opera House on Tuesday September 28 a new Gas Hill attraction presents Bringing Up Father from George McManus cartoons. The cast features ten leading Irish American characters including Jiggs Mahoney and Jerry Sullivan with Mrs Mahoney and Pierre Castillion. The lengthy plot follows family dynamics and comic misadventures as the characters interact in humorous scenes.
Berlin September 22 Crown Princess Cecilie issued a birthday appeal through Overseas News Agency urging women with means to support war children whose husbands are in the army and who have borne children. She notes the birth of her war-daughter in April and asks those released with war-children to join in neighborly love.
John D Rockefellar Jr dressed in overalls and jumper descended the Frederick mine in Colorado to talk with miners about working conditions. He entered the mine with miner’s lamp and was escorted by E. S. Weltzel, aiding officials at Colorado Fuel & Iron.
For sale large range and good condition stoves from Mobley and Bro. Also a good wasoline stove. Apply at 216 5 Fourth Street. Septezast.
Advertisement fragment lists private sale items at The Lynn Lodge Braddock Heights including mahogany bureau stove rugs chairs and more with hours for viewing. Additional notices promote Ivy View Farm near Thurmont and several Frederick County farms for sale with acreage and price details. Gray son H Mercer real estate loans and insurance handles the listings.
Classified item seeking a capable man to keep machinery in repair. Contact Hartman at 375 W for details.
A fragmented campaign page lists Francis J. Newen as a Democratic nominee for Register of Wills and references candidates for Sheriff and City Register. It pleads for support in the November election, noting duties, devotion of effort, and requests for endorsements and assistance from voters.
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