Pistol Toters Fined By Court And Assault Charge
A court fined a pistol toter fifty dollars plus costs after a verdict on concealed weapon charges. Charles Crum admitted assault and battery and had sentence suspended but ordered to pay costs. Testimony described Crum grabbing a witness after Labor Day and asking about a cuff button. Other defendants faced petty theft and liquor disposition charges with mixed outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Runkles
Charles C. Crum
Crum
William M. Storm
Robert Harrison
Cram
Harrison
Smith
Miss Bertha "Trail
Frank Epply
Keyser
swoul
senterite
George Green
Series Banquets Planned in New Key Hotel by C O C
The Frederick Chamber of Commerce arranged a nine gathering series in the banquet hall of the Francis Scott Key Hotel, with Col. D. John Markey to appoint a five member committee to organize dinners and entertainment for members. A plan to entertain visiting convention crowds and broaden city promotion was discussed, along with street widening plans on Market and Patrick streets and a joint Rotary Kiwanis Lions conference. A long list of member suggestions was reviewed, to be refined by the board and shared by president Markey.
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Chamber of Commerce
Francis Scott Key Hotel
directory
D. John Markey
committee of five
Frederick
beau 3
Patrick streets
Rotary, Kiwanis
Lions Clubs
Markey
Seorge B. McCreery
B. Ames
pres
Weston Maryland Railroad
Autumn Arrives As Summer Heat Fades In 1922
At 3 10 this afternoon the summer of 1922 passes into history and autumn begins under a clear sky. Equinox marks 12 hours daylight everywhere as the Sun crosses the equator. Thermometers showed heat levels near summer values, with readings around 80 to 90 degrees during the peak of the day.
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Yester
m ry
Chicago
Moderate Revival Of Prices Features Market
New York Sept 23 The stock market shows a moderate revival as near eastern developments and improved gasier prospects reduce unsettlements. Money rates for the next week rise and most leaders close with net gains amid weekend profit taking. Sales total about 409000 shares. Grayson H Mercer sold property for the Longs on West Fifth Street near a public alley, a two story brick dwelling with December possession.
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Associated Prep
New York
Grayson H. Mercer
James Raymond Long
Weet Fifth street
Alvey F
Mountaindale
Autoist fined for reckless driving over traffic sign
Edward Lebe of York Pennsylvania struck a traffic semaphore at Square Corner while watching a traffic officer and driving slowly. He was fined $2.50 after a magistrate initially raised the amount and then reduced it. Lebe claimed in court he had not meant to be reckless and had been driving for years without incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Lebe
York
Leber
apport
J. Grahame Johnson
Nogle
Tariff Increases Linen Prices Across Markets
A New York dispatch says tariffs raise wholesale linen costs, with Frederick merchants urging buyers to stock up now. First price boosts range from 10 to 20 percent, affecting cotton linens Brown ecru cream and white up to 24 inches wide, weighing over 424 ounces per square yard. Wider items face about a 10 percent rise. The company calls the tariff list a small but necessary advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
New York
Thomas Young
ecru
Bank Deposits Continue Gain in Frederick Banks
Frederick banks show deposits topping 20 million and total resources exceeding 23 million as of September 15. Growth remains strong despite adverse farm conditions with multiple banks expanding through branch takeovers and continued local economic expansion.
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Frederick
busi
Nationwide Temporary Injunction Granted in Railroad Strike
Judge James H. Wilkerson granted a nation wide temporary injunction at Chicago yesterday against railway shop men. The decision cites government rights amid violence, affecting about 270 officers and 400000 AFL railway workers.
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Associated Press
Chicago
James H. Wilkerson
Gertera
Daugharty
Wilkerson
Daugherty
railway employee department
American Federation of Labor
Cox Says Tariff Will Be Issue In 1922 Campaign
Former Governor James M. Cox declares the 1922 issue will be Congress that will undo the tariff monstrosity. He compares the domestic harm to an injured man needing arterial surgery and calls the current Congress the most incompetent in history. He also cites the international issue as relevant to future discussions.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
James M. Cox
Ohio
Europe
City Club
MK Cox
Hughes And Party Return From Brazil Exposition
The battleship Maryland carrying Secretary of State and Mrs. Hughes and their party arrived home from the Brazilian centennial exhibition. It passed Sandy Hook near noon and steamed into New York Harbor to anchor in the Hudson.
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Associated Press
New York
Maryland
Hughes
Sandy Hook
Hudson
Weather outlook forecasts normal temps next week
Washington reports the forecast for the week starting Monday calls for generally fair weather in the North and Middle Atlantic States with normal temperatures.
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The
Associated Press
Washington
North
Middle Atlantic
Herrin Mine Massacre Jury Indicts 222 as Report Ends
Marion IL Sept 23 the special grand jury investigating the Herrin mine killings issues final report adding four murder indictments and an arraignment of authorities for failure to protect life and property by not calling troops as trouble loomed bringing total indictments to 222.
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Associated Press
Marion
Herrin
Markers Placed to Direct Traffic in City
Mayor Culler orders markers placed at center street crossings Market South Patrick Church Second Third Fifth to force traffic to keep right to reduce accidents. Aldermen support measure as congestion grows and markers set to be painted white soon for clearer direction.
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Market street
South
Patrick
Church
Culler
perecra
Wiest
trate
Congressman Hurt Improves After Maryland Crash
Secretary among those who died in Maryland wreck is identified as W S Dennis of San Francisco. Representative Arthur M Free of California sustained head and internal injuries but shows slight improvement. Grant C Freeman of San Jose, Dennis, and an insurance broker were killed when their car plunged down a 10 foot embankment after striking a oncoming vehicle driven by Dennis.
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Associated Prose
Baltimore
Arthur M. Free
California
Washington road
Savage
Grant C. Freeman
San Jose
Calif
Dennis
Freeman
Free
Washington
Congress
capitol
Doctor Copeland jailed for killing dentist Wilkins
In Hattiesburg Mississippi Dr B A Copeland 40 miles from town is jailed charged with killing dentist W B Wilkins at the latter office entrance. Copeland says Wilkins drew a revolver and threatened him prompting Copeland to fire. Mrs Wilkins reportedly not present at the time.
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Associated Press
Hattiesburg
Miss
B. A. Copeland
Piave
Willkins
Heights Speaker Hurt in Accident
A touring car carrying California Representative Arthur Mouroy Free and friends crashed into a tele graph pole at Savage Maryland. G G Freeman secretary to Free and W D Dennis of San Francisco were killed. Free and Dennis were injured with scalp lacerations. Free had been guest of Luther F Remsberg of Middletown during his visit and was to speak at Braddock Heights service August 27.
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Arthur Mouroy Free
California
Savage
Representative Free
Braddock Heights
Luther F. Remsberg
Middletown
G. G. Freeman
William 8. Dennis
San Francisco
Calif
N_ & Dennis
Lloyd George Outlines Dardanelles Policy With Press
London Sept 21 Prime Minister Lloyd George said Britain aims to secure freedom of the Dardanelles under League supervision to keep the war from spreading to Europe and protect sea freedom between the Mediterranean and Black Sea. He emphasized impartiality between Greece and the Turks and noted actions were for strategic aims, not merits of the dispute. Constantinople Sept 23 Paris sent a white note to Mustafa Kemal Pasha asking him to delay action until the French emissary arrives.
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Associated Press
London
Great Britain
Near East
Dardanelles
League of Nations
Lloyd George
men
Bosphorus
Mediterranean
Black Sea
Europe
Greece
Constantinople
Mustaphi Kemal Pasha
Tiernan Family Reconciled After Domestic Inquiry
In South Bend Indiana on September 28 the Tiernan family announced reconciliation. Mrs. Auguste Tiernan and Prof. John T Tiernan resume married life and will stay in South Bend with their ten month old disputed child and two daughters. A bouquet tied to the case sparked the inquiry leading to this outcome.
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South Bend
Ind
Tiernan
Auguste
ake
John T. Tiernan
Tiernans
Harry Poulin
C. and O. Shop Men Back On Jobs Monday
Richmond September 23 detailed orders for the return to work of Chesapeake and Ohio Railway shop men under the agreement with rail management are being worked out by G H Stewart president of the system shop craft federation. Orders will direct the return to work Monday morning at points east of Ronceverte West Virginia and Tuesday morning at western centers. Shop crafts executive board says the clerks who struck were not abandoned.
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Associated Press
Richmond
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
G. H. Stewart
system shop craft federation
Ronceverte
W. Va
shop crafts executive board
Divorce suit cites cruelty and non support in Maryland case
Mrs Belie Cy Holle files for divorce from Henry C Holle in Hagestown West Virginia alleging cruelty and non support after 40 years of marriage. Petition says Holle owns 55000 in Washington county property and that he lives in Brunswick Maryland while she resides in Hagerstown.
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Belie Cy Holle
Harry ~. Snyder
Hag~erstown
ivorce
Henry C. Holle
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Holle
Washington county
Brusswick
Frederick county
Hagerstown
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Roy Manger
Fran Freeburger
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Cramer and Stauffer real estate
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Mary E. Tyson
Motter
Freierck
Aarket street
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Stall
New York Dispatch
Yellow Springs
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COX
Party Back
Brazil
Pililizs
New Brunswick
N. J
Otward Wheeler Hall
Britain
Herrin Mine
Dead Man
Senator Weller
Orient
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Rouhdexter
Senate
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Hanover
William McHenry
John H. Mitten
Westminster Times
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abe
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France
C.4& O
Brunswick
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