Websters Separated After Jail Plot Foiled
Brother inmates George and Maurice Webster, held on freight car robbery charges, are moved to separate cells after guards found a cut iron bar hidden with gum. Sheriff Albaugh reports $10 given to Brightwell by the Websters to buy saws for an escape, later admitted by Brightwell who kept the money. The Websters plan to sue Brightwell for repayment as guards tighten security to prevent further escapes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Websters
Albaugh
George
Maurice Webster
Sherif Ingomar W. Albaugh
Sherif
Maurice
Arother Cel
Brightwell
Bill Brightwell
Sherif Albaugh
Civil case verdict in Shafer executors suit before court
The first Sept ember term jury trial disposed of a civil suit for services rendered by William Shafer against Mary Shafer and Alice Shafer executrices of Charles H. Shafer. The jury found for the defendants. The grand jury is expected to finish by week end after serial witness examinations and inspections of Montevue and the jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urner
Worthington
William &. Shafer
Mary Shafer
Alice Shafer
Charles H. Shafer
Francis H. Urner
Austin James
H. Kief
Montevue
State Cattle Tuberculosis Fund Faces 200000 Deficit
Governor Ritchie called the deficit in the state bovine tuberculosis eradication fund serious. He disclosed that University of Maryland authorities authorized a $109000 bank loan to pay condemned cattle owners since May 1, to be repaid from the next year's appropriation, while current funds have been exhausted. The shortfall stems from underestimates of cattle and tubercular percentages, with work concentrated in Baltimore and surrounding counties. The governor offered no solution beyond noting university spending limits and the need to avoid interrupting eradication efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ritchie
Authoriies
University of Maryland
State Board of Agriculture
Baltimore County
Harford County
Carerol
Miss Naomi Coblentz Weds Nat Winston in Middletown
The wedding of Miss Naomi Frances Coblentz and Nat Taylor Winston occurred at the Coblentz home in Middletown. Rev. John Samuel Adam officiated. a breakfast followed at Vindabona Inn and the couple departed for Baltimore and New York. They will reside at 1117 Welbourne Street, Johnson City, Tenn., after October 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naomi Frances Coblentz
Emory L. Coblentz
Middletown
Nat Taylor Winston
Johnson City
Tenn
Baltimore
New York City
Welbourne Street
Winston
Head College
Columbia University
Frederick
Savings Building “and Loan Association of
Johnson Cit
John J. Winston
Bristol
Spotswood
Virginia
May Taylor
Nat Taylor
Stonemall Jackson Brigade
Pickett Widows Hostal Program in Gettysburg Caravan Visit
Francis Scott Key Post American Legion prepares to welcome Mrs. George E. Pickett Sunday as the Washington District caravan passes on its Gettysburg route. Stuart Walcott Post hosts ceremonies at the courthouse and Olivet cemetery wreath laying before the party proceeds to Gettysburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Scott Key Post
American Legion
Washington
Trroute
Gettysburg
George E. Pickett
Stuart Walcott Post
No. 10
Court House
ME Olivet
Francis Scott Key
Barbara Fritchie
Frederick
Interdenominational School of Missions to be Held in City
The seventh annual Interdenominational School of Missions meets in the United Brethren church over Thursday and Friday with speakers including Dr. Fred J Reynolds Miss Jeannette White and Mrs H E WoolOVER. The program lists devotional periods Bible studies foreign and home missions and a closing service. An autoist Elmer Luft of Albany N Y was fined 149 and costs for drunken driving. The Frederick Fair opens May 20 with exhibits from the State Conservation Commission on game and fish in Maryland waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cc. W. Gregory
G. F. Daugherty
C Ity
Woolever
Washington
White
Baltimore
T. J. Gaeler
Wm. R. Glen
Tome Missions
Jeannette White
T. J. Gaehr
Foreign Missions
H. EF. Woolever
Gaehr
Miss White
Dr Gaehr
Home Missions
Wooliver
Elmer Luft
Albany
Sherman P. Bowers
Jacobs
Schell
Maryland
Frederick
Meader
Swepeon Earle
Death of Hope H. Bartol ruled suicide amid despondency
Hope H. Bartol banker and leader in Kent County politics was found shot in his Chestertown bank office. Coroner Dr. Harry L. Dobb ruled death as self-inflicted due to despondency and fear of ill health, with no inquest. Citizens Bank remained open and financially sound per vice president George D. Lofland. Survived by widow and four sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chestertown
Hope H. Bartol
Harry L. Dobb
Citizens Bank
Bar
George D. Lofland
Barroll
Kent Country
Men’s Club Plans Fall Banquet With Hagerstown Brunswick Guests
All Saints church Men’s Club will host a fall banquet at the parish house with about 100 expected. Frederick W. Harnwell heads the local club and Philip Winebrewer chairs entertainment with Miss Emma R. Gittinger of St. Mary’s Chapter. James A. Emery of Washington will speak on the Child Labor Amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Saints Church
Hagerstown
Brunswick
All Saints Clearch
Frederick W. Harnwell
Philip Winebrewer
Emma R. Gittinger
St. Mary's
James A. Emery
Washington
Manufacturing Association of
United States
House of Representatives
Emery
Harnwell
Virginia
Frederick County School Board Meets Plans Fall Building Program
The Frederick County Board of Education met at 10:30 in the Court House and discussed routine matters. They decided to close White Oak School and transport Philip's Delight students to Forest. Philip's Delight was closed this year for lack of a teacher. A Fall building program was introduced and details to be announced, with Superintendent G Lloyd Palmer presenting improvements already made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
G. Lloyd Palmer
Estates To Families Wills Filed In Orphans Court Here
Recent wills filed in the Register of Wills show estates left to immediate family. The Yaste will directs all property to brother George E. Yasie, with executors named without bond. Hickman will leaves estate to widow then to children. executors John William and Samuel T. Hickman. Hedges will gives $1,400 to Annie P. Hedges, remainder to widow. executor Thomas A. Chapline. Waddle estate heirs are brothers Howard Weddies and Charles Waddles and sister Mrs Enna Nanemaker. Nanemaker named executrix without bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Register of Wills Office
Willis Sled
Yaste
Sarah E. Yaste
George E. Yasie
C. C. Hite
C. £. Compher
Hickman
John P. Hickman
Christiana Hickman
Maggie WV. Carex
John William Hickman
Samuel T. Hickman
Mary A. S. Heim
Nina B. Hickman
John William
Kieffer Delauter
D. Princeton Buckey
Frank C. Norwood
Hedges
John W. Kidges
Annie Pp. Hedges
Lloyd C. Culler
Horace
Thomas A. Chapline
Waddles
Edward S. Waddle
Howard Weddies
Charles Waddles
Enna Nanemaker
Daphne M. Moore
George R. Dennis
Nanemekes
Wilthout Bond
Caillaux Arrives to Open French Debt Talks in Washington
French Finance Minister Joseph Caillaux arrives with a government mission aboard the Paris to begin negotiations with the American Debt Commission in Washington. He declares France has never failed to meet its obligations and seeks a peace based settlement on the debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
United States
Joseph Caillaux
Pare
American Debt Commission
Washington
Paris
New Opposes Unified Air Service for U S
Washington, Sent. The Post, head of the air mail effort, testified before the President's special air board. Postmaster General New resisted a unified air service advocating by Col William Mitchell, saying the Post Office should control its own air service. He outlined benefits of the current air mail system with other department officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Post
Air Mail Service
Fis
War and Navy Departments
Wge
Air Servion
Special Air Erast Board
William Mitchell
Postoffice Department
New
Flying Squadron visit prompts mass meetings in city
The Anti-Saloon League Flying Squadron from Indiana visits October 1 and 2 with a program at Grace Reformed church and rallies at 2 30 pm and Friday evening. Speakers include Col A L Moody Rev Norma C Brown Rev R Carl Maxwell Rev William R Glen and Oliver W Stewart with an open forum led by Stewart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anti-Saloon League
Indiana
Norma C. Brown
Oliver W. Stewart
Col
A. L. Moody
Grace Reformed Church
Chalmer W. Walck
Hammond Urner
Col. Moody
Liberty
R. Carl Maxwell
H. Jene ;DeLauter
Frederick Yar
William R. Glen
Centennial Memories United Brethren Church
Charles D. Shaffer
Frederick ¥. M. Co. A
Mr. Stewart
Miss Brown
Frederick Contemporary Club Plans Nineteenth Century Poets Course
The Frederick Contemporary Club convened at the YMGA to outline a Winter season study program on Nineteenth Century English poets Byron Shelley Keats Browning and Coleridge with Keats favored. A business meeting is set for October 5 at 8 in the YMCA. Officers include President Mrs Arthur D L Willard Secretary Mrs John Francis Smith and Treasurer Miss Eleanor Johnson with an executive committee listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Byron
Jmot
Ym.cg
Arthur DL Willard
John Francis Smith
Eleanor Johnson
R. W. Baer
Miriam Arple
Sam Maples
Fire at Summer Fertilizer Plant Damages Baltimore Site
Fire at the Summer Fertilizer Company plant on Clinton and South streets caused estimated damages of 500 dollars. Two firemen were injured. residents were evacuated by police as the firm plans to rebuild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Baltimors
Summer Fertilizer Company, Inc
Clinton and
Sth
Bornins Sirusiare
Fall Low Temperatures Hit Frederick City
Frigid start to astronomical fall as Frederick residents endure a 50s night low and 60s daytime highs. Forecasters predict a slight warmup by Thursday amid northwest winds bringing cooler air into Cumberland and the surrounding region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Soe Hanes
Lie City
Tought
Bucket of Paint Fire Sparks City Scare
A bucket of paint exploded when its bottom failed at 107 East Third Street causing a small fire. Fire apparatus from three companies responded but damage was negligible. Separately Commencement exercises for the class of 1925 at Springtide State Hospital will be held with six women and four men graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos. F. Beacht
Market and
Third Streets
W. O Koib
Barbara Fritchie
Robert White
White
Beacat
Gisa
Colonial
East Second Street
Market Street
John Morgan
East Third Street
Uniteds
Springtide State Hospital
Sikesville
Frank R. Kent
the Sun
Arthur [Erring
J. Garry Garner
Syrkesville Protestant Episcopal Church
Sykesville
W. Clark Main
S. V Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church
Shenandoah Flight Delay Contested by Navy Officials
Washington officials disputed Commander Lansdowne’s push to defer the Shenandoah voyage until the second week in September citing misapprehensions about fair dates. The naval court of inquiry at Lakehurst reviewed plans, weather concerns, and inspection results to justify the final schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakehurst
Zachiry Lanais
Naval Court of Inquiry
George W. Steele, Jr
Lakehurst Aly Station
Navy Department
Lansdowne
Mteele
Lie Stentivshin
Ohio
Indiana
Aweligan
Towa
Scott Field
Steele
Paul Boley
Lanadowne
Washington
Navy
Naval “Court of Inquiry
Department
Lansdowe
T Downe
Ninth Frederick county clinic reports patient gains
The ninth clinic in Frederick county was held in the Health Officer office under Dr. Kefauver with Dr. Nicklas and others present. Seventeen patients attended from across the county while nine clinics since January served 260 people and showed notable progress from last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
EC. Kefauver
John W. Nicklas
Bilmore
Kefauver
Hicks
Dickerson
Emil G. Bauersfield
Urbana
Nicklas
Largest County Tree in Frederick County Highlighted
The contest by the Maryland Forestry Association crowned the Sugar Berry eater named by Harry W. Boone from Rocky Rideo as the largest tree. It stood twelve feet in circumference at one foot, ten feet six inches at four and a half feet, with a height of sixty one feet and a spread of sixty three feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Marrland Forestry Association
Harry W. Boone
Rocky Rideo
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Woods
Miss Coblentz
Bridemr Winston
Braddock Heights
Tennessee
Sar Tor
Pickett
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United Brethren
Hope H. Carroll
Men's Club
Caillaux
U. S. Debt Mission
Unified Air Service
U.S
Cumsherland
Cumberland
Ap.j
Commission House
Coolidge
Cooldge
Andir
Bruce
England
Haly
Shenandown Trip
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