King given six months in jail for disorderly house
George B. King alias Joe King is found guilty of keeping a disorderly house in Frederick County Circuit Court and sentenced to six months in the county jail. Judge Urner notes the law will be fully applied to protect city homes from ill repute as witnesses testifying span State and defense. FRANK FREEBURGER DRAWS THREE YEARS FOR FORGERY Case of Roy Manger held under consideration by judges. FRANK FREEBURGER sentenced to Maryland Penitentiary. Manger pleads not guilty on second indictment and is later considered. Bob Dorsey guilty of illegal disposal of intoxicating liquors. sentence deferred.
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George B. King
Joe King
Frederick county
King
Hammond Urner
Glenn H. Worthington
Edward C. Peter
Urner
Charles Cote
Charles Cole
Edward Koehler
George Hamilton
Walter Crawford
Raymond Loy
Walter ‘Crawford
Henry Koehler
James Painter
Raymon d Loy
David ‘Wills
Frank McKinsey
Blanche Diggs
Harry Diggs
William Wachter
Wilbur Shieffield
Glenn Nikirk
Hays Meisling
William’Miller
Charles E. Cole, Jr
Benjamin Kielholtz
Harry Winpigler
Samuel A. Lewis
Freeburger
Frank Freeburger
Baltimore
Maryland
morsing
sera
sof
Manger
Emory B. Shipley
Schade
Joseph Beacht
Brokerage official held in $5,000 bail
H L Parks vice president of the Winthrop Sloane Company a Harrisburg Pa banking and brokerage firm was held in $5 000 bail by Magistrate Coward Philadelphia on a fraud charge for allegedly converting 15 000 of the firm s money Parks denied guilt saying another official siphoned 13 00 from firm accounts before disappearing He will be taken to Harrisburg where he faces banker L J Novinger who was promised membership in the firm for his investment Creditors have not located Ames Winthrop manager of the firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Parks
Winthrop-Sloane Company
Harrisburg
Frederick
Coward
Philadelphia
L. J. Novinger
Millersberg
Parks
Washington county
Ames Winthrop
High Call Rate Sparks Market Rally on Wall Street
The stock market advanced as early forced selling ended without uncovering weakness. Short coverings followed a rally led by buoyant Standard Oil and Gulf State Steel. Call loan rates rose to 5 percent, cooling demand and slowing trading.
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Associated Press
New York
Standard Oil
Galf State steel
State Demurs To Injunction Hearing Set Monday Morning
State Road Commission and Grove Lime Company demurred to a Jackson district residents bill to halt road improvements from Harmony road end toward Myersville. Hearing on the demurrers is set for Monday at 10 o'clock. Attorneys for the State and for the Grove Company contest lack of ground for equitable jurisdiction and argue plaintiffs have an adequate remedy at law.
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Alexander *Armstrong
J. P. Wright
State Rosda Commission
John N. Mackall
D. Princeton Buckey
M. J. Grove Lime Company
Jackson
Harmony road
Myersville
State “Road’ Commission
the
Grove Lime Company
Koogle
béca
Start Discussion To End Strike On C. and O. Richmond Va
Negotiations opened today between J B Parrish general manager of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway and G H Stewart president of the system shop federation. The shopcraft executive committee tentatively breaks with the railway clerks, signaling an early return of striking shop workers.
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Richmond
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
J.B. Parrish
G. H. Stewart
system 7 shop federation
brotherhood of railway clerks
str
Local Personal Notes Highlight Hanover Fair Guests and Visits
Purely personal items from Baltimore visitors and area residents. N D Garcelone, 73, in city for Salvation Army work. Jamies W Martz and wife from Philadelphia attend funeral of his father Mir Charles W Black in Lewistown area. Isabel Carter guest of Mrs Ruth Merkey Carter’s family. A Lamar Barrick and Mrs Leonard Barrick visit Hanover Fair. Miss Helen Martz from Church Home and Baltimore on two week vacation. Chas Moylan appointed English teacher for Baltimore Polytechnic, has left for Baltimore to begin duties.
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Baltimore
Salvation Army
Gereslone
Jamies W. Martz
Philadelphia
Mir
Charles W. the
Charles N. Black and son
Lewistown
Jacob L. Engelbrecht
West Church street
heave
Mies Anna Hoffman
Woodsboro
Mies
Barbara Lochner
Fiizabeth Ebert
sheen
Kataryn Barrick
TeGore
Isabel Carter
Ruth Merkey Carter
Charles B. Trall
Record street
Carter
Samuel Honan
Curahoza
A. Lamar Barrick
Woodeboro
Hanover fair
Leonard C. Barrick
LeGort
Hanover
Helen Martz
Church
East South Street
Charlie Bell
Harmony
George Biggs
Rath
Pearl
N. Diles
Pittsburgh
James Biggs
West Fifth street
Chas & Moylan
Baltimore School Board
Baltimore Polytechnic
Moylan
Dwellings Sold by Grayson H Mercer for Bader Family
Real estate agent Grayson H Mercer sold three modern brick dwellings at Nos 336 3840 on the south side of East Church Street to Gilmore R K Flautt Pomstesion effective October 1 for Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Bader Jr. The sale covers the ground and improvements on the properties.
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Grayson H. Mercer
Charles B. Bader, Jr
East Church street
Gilmore RK. Flautt Pomstesion
Hood College to begin thirtieth year next Thursday
Hood College announces the thirtieth year opening on Thursday September 28 at 10 am in Brodbeck Hall with Dr John H Latane of John Hopkins University delivering the opening address. Registration for new students and returning students is set for September 26 and 27 in Alumnae Hall.
Frederick County Sunday School Convention Details
The fifteenth annual Frederick County Sunday School Association convention will be held Thursday and Friday, September 28 and 29, at Grace Reformed Church. Five sessions over two days include three divisional conferences with diverse programs led by Rev. Raymond Wilhelm and a lineup of speakers from Middletown, Frederick, and Baltimore. Officers include President Rev. George Albert Snyder and Secretary Miss Eleanor Abbott.
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Frederick County Sunday School Association
Grace Reformed church
Raymond ‘Wilhelm
Adamstown
George Albert Snyider
D. D
Middletown
Co. Albert Gilson
Eleanor Abbott
Grayson BE
Palmer
Geo
Castle
Myeraville
W. C
Royal
Frederick
Geo. Albert Snyder
Charles J. Bittle
W. Co. Day
Mehr Rameburg
J.D. Nicodemus
Eaward
J. Burges Jones
D. E. Engiar
Weybright
Howard Gross
adjress
W. C. Wakemyer
Thurmont
J. B. Holt
Liberty
A. E. Cooper
W. BR. Glenn
Codbty
Y. P
Estep
Maurice R
G. Rupp
Christiana first
Antioch
F. L. Middleton
Maryland S.S. Association
Mr. MacAlwee
Isaac Ward
Washington, D. C
W.R. Hartzell
Walkersville
Frederick County
C. Hoover
Kansas City
Chas. W. Hess
Brunswick
H. Kiefer DeLauter
Braddock Heights
Sadie Hahn
Richard Estep
C. Albert Gilson
Jos. A. Cudlipp
Maurice R Hamm
Rally Day at Centennial Memorial United Brethren Church
On Sunday the Sunday School will celebrate Rally Day at 3:30 in the morning with elaborate preparations for the largest attendance in school history. A special musical program replaces the regular lesson and Edward S. Rice of Frederick will address the school. Evening services feature Superintendent Reno S. Harp speaking about his Pacific Coast and Canada trip, with a male quartet from Frederick providing music. Plans hint at a new modern Sunday school building to be completed in the coming scholastic year. services are open to the public.
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Centennial Memorial United Brethren church of
Reno S. Harp
Pacific Coast
Canada
Frederick ee
Lehigh Valley Ratifies Baltimore Strike
Announcement today says the Lehigh Valley railroad system federation executive committee ratified the Baltimore agreement last night and will be submitted to company officials as a basis for negotiations to end the shop workers strike. The news comes from Easton Pennsylvania and Chattanooga News.
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Annoviated
Easton
Lehigh Valley railroad system federation
Baltimore
officisia
wei
alrike
Tusk Forces Seize Strategic Dardanelles Position
Turkish Nationalist forces seized Ex Inc on the Asiatic side of the Dardanelles and threaten Kum Kalest, an important southern key position. They faced no opposition from Kemalists and aim to block British fleet access as Italian and French positions are diminished.
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Dardanelles
Associated Press
Constantinople
Ex Inc
Kum
Kalest
straits
Turka
Matta
etraite
Congress To Adjourn At Two O'clock Today
Congress plans to adjourn at two oclock today after the Senate reconvened and adopted the measure. The move ends the current session as leaders finalize remaining business and prepare for adjournment.
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Congress
Suit for 30000 Follows Accident Mishap Last December
Nepler Lyles through attorney J Calvin Carney sues John Murray of Ridgeville for 30000 damages over a December 22 1921 motorcycle auto crash on Medway. Plaintiff alleges he was driving carefully when struck by Murray’s car, suffered a broken arm a fractured skull facial cuts and other injuries leading to incapacitation and medical expenses.
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Nepler Lyles
J. Calvin Carney
John Murray
Ridgeville
Medway
Washington
Dilla
Eel pot owners warned by county game warden
Jefferson district game warden Louis Etchison warns eel pot owners via The News that no fish may be taken from eel baskets. Fish caught must be released. pots must be out of commission by December 1 or be removed from streams. The notice notes possible conviction penalties and removal. President Herding arrived at the capitol before adjournment to sign last minute measures.
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News today
Louis
Etchison
Jefferson
House
Herding
E Spens Named Fuel Distributor
Washington September 22 The Associated Press reports E Spens vice president of the Chicago Burlington and Quincy railway was appointed Federal fuel distributor under the coal distribution and anti profiteering act. The selection, announced at the White House after President Harding signed the bills, gives Spens broad authority to plan coal shipments. He was recommended by Secretary Hoover, with whom he worked in the wartime food administration.
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Associated Press
Washington
Spens
Chica
Burlington ‘and Quincy railway
Burlington
post
White House
Harding
coal commission
Hoover
wartime food administration
Ford Motor Co Signs Fuel Order
Detroit area Ford plants resume after a week idle as coal orders for 30 days run at Hoover price are placed with American Export and Inland Coal Corp by Ford Mine General Manager Abner Lunsford. A Ford representative confirmed the agreement and announced progress toward securing fuel.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
Ford Motor Company
Detroit
Ford company
American Export and Inland Coal Corporation
coal corporation
Ford Motor Co
Abner Lunsford
Erie Contracts May Block Strike Ending
Erie Railroad shop contract work practices threaten to block settlement between strikers and management after a conference with B M Jewell and Erie district leaders. Negotiations with Frederick Underwood are to be reported, with Jewell to decide if proposals meet union expectations amid labor tension.
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Associated Press
New York
Erie Railroad
B. M. Jewell
Erie system
Frederick Underwood
Erie
Jewell
Nashville
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Roy Manger
dudges
Winthrop- Sloane Company
Hye
Rodds Commission
JACKSON DIST
HOOD
Brodbeck Hall
Winchester’ Hall
Winchester Hall
college
colege
lkely
United Brethren
Lehigh Valley
Chattanooga News
Secoiow
Norris
Gorter
William B. Norris
Walter Socolow
U Gorter
Socolow
Leach
Francis Martin
Supreme Court
Jersey City
Enright
guiry
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Justice
William Norris
Martin
Driscoll
Kum Kalesi
Senate
Columbis Dispatch
Cora-Lee Reed
Little Rock
Art
Howard Chanlet Chruty
University of inois
Shel
Dobert
Morsilion
Ark
E. SPENS
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Ray
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