Ten Key Criminal Cases Set for Trial This Term
The court announces trial dates for numerous cases following grand jury indictments. Perry Grove faces rape and related charges. Walter Nelson is set for murder, with many more defendants scheduled from September through October. A jail escape and related charges also link to Willard and Hurd, with other defendants listed by date and charge.
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Perry Grove
Walter Nelson
Lewis and Hull
Ray Shelton
Buckey and
Harp
Edgar Welty
Oscar Grightwell
Leslie Rippeon
Charles Baugher
Bernett
Horace Williams
Eudgar Redmond
Melvin Gilbert
Paul Bowers
Howard Ecker
Henry Wiseman
Lewis
Paul Dixon
Harry Engle
Hamilton Burdette
Bennett
Buckey
William Washington
John Smith
Paul Perkins
Samuel Perkins
Eart Routzahn
Theodore Waleh
Ralph Randolph
Stanley Virts
John R. Virts
Lola Zimmermang
Martin L. Beaner
George WW. Summers
Paul Fox
Clarence Ohter
Baétari
Joseph Weedon
Samuel Adigr
Rosenstock
Jamies
Webster Crawford
Sinn
Charles Smith
Charles Feeling
Tchison
Mark Hess
Earl Hahn
Stanley Snyder
Clarence Fizer
James Bilack
Wolfinger
Felix Jackson
Howard Jacobs
Joan West
Charles Wals
Herbert Miller
Charles Craver
Wilbur Willard
Charles Hull
Hull
Willard
Frederick County
Richard Pottis
Lewis and
Harry Snook
George Robinsonu
Weather Confronts East Coast With Sudden Freeze After Warm Weekend
Frede rickton records show a 93 degree high Saturday dropping to 66 Sunday and 46 overnight as a cold front from the West ushers in a spell of rain and warming forecast. Indian Summer looms with warm days and cool nights, frost unlikely to cause damage soon.
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Jack Frost
Mercury
Mother Semple Returns from Mexico Exile to Philadelphia Visit
Mother Margaret Mary Semple, one of the nuns exiled from Mexico during the recent disturbance, spent a few days at the Visitation Convent in this city accompanied by Sister Josephine Ther. Through Cardinal Dougherty’s kindness the two nuns have moved to a Visitation Convent in Philadelphia. Semple, a former pupil at Visitation Academy, reconnected with old schoolmates during her brief return to her Alma Mater while her parents stayed at the City Hotel.
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Mother Semple
Mother Margaret Mary Semple
Mexico
Visitation
Josephine Ther
Cardinal Dougherty
Philadelphia
Visitation Academy
Old City
Klan Gifts Flag to William and Mary in Campus Ceremony
In Williamsburg Virginia the Ku Klux Klan presented a new American flag to William and Mary College. Imperial Wizard Hiram Wesley Evans led the ceremony with about 8000 attendees from Virginia and eastern North Carolina. President J A Chandler accepted the gift after Klan members appeared without robes or hoods to disclose their identities.
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Williamsburg
William and Mary College
Virginia
North Carolina
Hiram Wesley Evans
J. A.C. Chandler
Mission School Meeting To Unite Denominations In Frederick
Delegates from every Protestant church in Frederick and many county churches will attend the Interdenominational Mission school over two days in the Evangelical Lutheran Sunday school room. The event opens Tuesday at 10 am with faculty addresses and features Rev Pierce Hayes speaking on China Tuesday evening.
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Frederick City
Evangelical Lutheran Sunday School
Pierce Hayes
Foochow
China
W. R. Glen
Louise’ Decker
Washington D. C
Fuhrman
Margaret R. Molter
Mr. Hayes
Lutheran Missionary Society
Interdenominal Missionary Union of
Frederick
Frank B. Sappington
Calvin E. Schilt- Kkitedt
G. F. Daugherty
Henry H. Abbott
Respect For Man's Laws Observed At Leaders Bible Class Anniversary
Calvary Methodist Episcopal church marked the fourteenth anniversary of the Leaders Bible Class with morning and evening services. State Attorney Wm. M. Storm iter spoke on Christian citizenship, urging obedience to moral law and reverence for the Sabbath, while Rev. Lucius C. Clark joined in citing Biblical figures and urging consecration. The day included a sermon by Dr. G. Ellis Williams, Epworth League devotion, musical numbers, a Palestine-focused address, and the formation of the Brotherhood Circle. Next events prominent a church family night, business meeting, and an upcoming Lord's Supper observance.
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Calvary Methodial Episcopal Church
Attorner
Wm. M. Stormiter
Moses
Daniel
Jesus Christ
Ellis Wiliams
G. Ellis Williams
Epworth League
Lucius Clark
Mary Heinlein Filer
James HM. Harris
Nevin Biser
Lucius C. Clark, Llc
The
American University
Washington D. C
L. L. Wilson
Dr Dorcoy
Pawall
Miller Ow
Tober Iy
Two Policemen Wounded in Pistol Fight. Several Arrested
In Washington on September 27 two policemen, Leo W. K. Busch and Frank L. Ach, both war veterans, were dying after a running pistol battle with four burglary suspects who fired over 30 shots in a residential area. Suspects Eagles and Marino were wounded and confessed to robberies across Washington, Virginia, and Maryland. one suspect, John Proctor, was captured at a hospital in Baltimore after seeking treatment. Also held were the 18 year old wife of a wounded prisoner and a 20 year old girl, plus two other men.
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Washington
Leo W. K. Busch
Frank L. Ach
Virginia
Maryland
First Hood College vesper features Mrs B B Krammes
Mrs B B Krammes of Tiffin Ohio delivered Hood College's first vesper of the year in Brodbeck Chapel. She urged each person to seek their world duties, stressing responsibility, leadership for youth, and trusting elders to guide Christian work. Prof Wade played Bach and the choir performed Maunder's Praise Ye the Lord with Mile. Marcelle Privat singing Abide with Me.
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B. B. Krammes
Hood College
Brodbeck Chapel
Joseph H. Apple
Reformed Church
Krammiess
Tiffin
Ohio
Heidleberg University
Women's Missionary Society of the Reformed Church
Kranmes
Maunder
Mile
Marcelle Privat
Liddle
Early frost hits Illinois crops. warmth returns forecast
A sharp cold wave caused one of the worst early frosts in 40 years across the Midwest with frost damaged corn vegetables and tender vines. Ice formed a quarter inch thick on water in Aurora Illinois as conditions eased and warm rain was forecast for several states.
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Chicago
Middle West
Illinois
Aurora
Junior Democrats Banquet Tuesday at Key Hotel
The Junior Democratic Club of Western Maryland plans its fourth annual banquet in the Francis Scott Key Hotel ballroom Tuesday at 7 pm. Governor Ruehle Col Tydings and other officials are slated speakers. Emory Coblentz to preside. About 259 guests expected, ticket limit 250. Music by an orchestra directed by David Hagan and songs led by Harry Leichert.
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Democratic Club
Western
Maryland
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Albert ¢. Ruehle
Col Millard E Tydires
Emory L. Coblentz
Fuller Barnard
Col. Tydings
Frank W. Mish
Congress
William 5. Gordy, Jr
Thomas H. Robinson
James A. Young
Court of Appeals
David Hagan
Harry J. Leichert
Key Post Sends Relief for Hurricane Devastation
E. Austin James, commander of Francis Scott Key Post of the America Legion, reports no telegram from Hollywood Post 92 requesting aid after the hurricane. The message, routed by Daniel E. Leatherman, urged urgent community relief. Key Post sent a $25 draft directly to Hollywood Post.
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Key Post
E. Austin James
Francis Scott Key Post
America
Hollywood
Fis
Danrel E. Leatherman
Frederick
Hollywood Post
Nominees For U S Senate in New York and Nation
The article outlines expected party nominees for the U S Senate with New York conventions opening, listing Republican and Democratic candidates and noting incumbents renominated. It names several state-by-state candidates across all states, reflecting a national slate of senatorial races for the November election.
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Washinerow
D. C
New York
United States
Senate
Wadsworth
Republicans
R. Faragner
Oscar W. Underwood
Alabama
Qamereath
Erskine Ramsay
Arizona
Ralph H. Camerson
Arkansas
R. A. Jones
California
Samuel M. Shortrider
Colorado
Charles W. Waterman
Connecticut
Hiram Bingham
Jonn
Florida
Georgia
Frank
Illinois
Frank L. Sminnodiana
James E. Indiana
Arthur R. Rodiiona Smith N. Brookhart
Kansas
Charles Curtis
Kentucky
Richard TP. Ernst
Louisiana
Maryland
Massachusetts
Missouri
Nevada
New Hampshire
North Carolina
North Dakota
Ohio
Oklahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Tuesday Registration Day for Veterans to Vote
Tuesday is set as registration day for veterans who have not yet registered to vote in the November general elections. Registration booths will operate from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. on Tuesday, October 12, following the primary setup, with voting day to be the next revision day.
Knights Templar to Assemble for Maryland Field Day Event
The Knights Templar of Maryland Third Division plan a Wednesday field day at McCardell Field Day events in the afternoon and a grand ball at the State Armory from 6?30 p.m. to midnight. Parade forms at 2 p.m. on Rockwell Terrace with multiple commanderies and bands. A reception for Knights and ladies follows at the Masonic Temple, with concerts in Court House Park and a ball to conclude the day.
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Knights Tem Play
Maryland
McCardell
State Armory
Oliver G Warehime
Knights Templar of
Rockwell Terrace
Bentz Street
Shrine Band of
Cumberland
Antioch Commandery
Masonic Temple
Court House Park
Florida hurricane adds to tales of widespread loss
Reports from Florida describe repeated devastation as the storm roared ashore. Town family members recount homes wrecked in Miami and St Petersburg while furniture and goods from Pennsylvania were ruined. Water breached walls and nearby buildings shielded some residents.
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Florida
R. E. Town
Mr. Town
Sara Town
Florence Town
St. Petersburg
C. §. Town
Howard L. Town
Miami
Howard Town
Towa Realty Company
Pennsylvania
Utp
Howard
R. Brace Murdoch
Rockwell Terrace
Frederick
Trains Crash At Crossing Killing Nine In Bethlehem
At least nine people were killed and 35 injured when the Jersey Central Scranton flyer collided with the Lehigh Valley Las Vieh limited near Bethlehem at a cross-over. The crash damaged a wooden coach and left many passengers hurt. officials said signals were disregarded and the Central train ran ahead of time.
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Bethlehem
Scranton Flyer
Jersey Central Railroad
Las Vieh Limited
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Fall City
En Union Station
Lehigh Limited
Buffalo
New York
Binghampton
N.Y
Philadelphia
Jersey Central
Lehigh Valley
Railroad Ie
Hugh MeGes
Allentown
George Geventher
New Haven
Conn
David Baum
Vell Evert
Wikerbarre
Thy J. Shoviin
Ingersol Rand Company
Treurs Seumidt
Mandh Chunk
Fengineer
Brnises
Lewis C. Baer
Lehighton
George Engler
Wilkesbarre
Thomas A. Mezaworski
University of Pennsylvania
Eric
Kenty
John Basta
Parsons
Tin
Henry R. Deiler
Pas
Daniel Metinire
Abraham Benioff
Jusetton Point
Tienry Smith
Mauch Chunk
Central
Smith
Tephe
Prohibition foes plot to repeal the Eighteenth Amendment
At the Woman's Christian Temperance Union opening in Los Angeles Ella A Boole of Brooklyn charges opponents seek repeal of the prohibition law and the Eighteenth Amendment. She cites straw votes, Volstead Act changes,Referenda and federal control as key plans. She warns of a worldwide defeat of prohibition if compromised. Additional notes mention a Frederick Hospital Alumni meeting and various brief local notices.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Ella A. Boole
Brooklyn
N. Y
America
Bridges Damaged and Repairs Planned in Frederick County
In Frederick County morning county offices discussed heavy rains causing many bridges to be damaged. About three bridges on Bennett's creek Middle creek and near Woodville require replacement or repair. M. D. Foreman of York won the contract for two iron bridges repairs. Bids were also awarded for local supplies and goods.
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Frederick
Park Mills
Bennett's Creek
M. D. Foreman
York
Middle Creek
Woodville
John W. Holter
Burkittsville
Broncman
Petersville
Crossroads
Beall’s Mill
Jefferson
Smith
Stevens
David Cramer
Felton and Kelly
C F. Nnock
Garder Baking Co
G. and
W. Store
C. Thomas Kemp
F. W. Staub
Sam Miller
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Lowing
S.A. Lewis
Charles Smothers
Arthur Simon
Baultard Battery
Leslie Perkins
Edward O Brien
Sataurjar
Braddock Heights
High Knob
Braddock
George M. Gittineer
Tennessee
Johnson City
Raat
Tiptonville
Peacock
Blanche Gittinger
Johnson
Nai Winston
Naomi Coblientz
Maddletown
Wirton
John. Viling
Lsan
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KLAN
William and
Mary
Robert §. Cobb
Akro
Cobb
A. C. and
Railway
First Vesper
Illi
Nois
E. L. Cobientz
U. S. Senate
O. E. Weller
Wiliam M Bader
George H. Williams
Tasker
Oddie
Genrze
Johnson Wares
Gerald PT. Nye
Frank B.owulls
Hugh L. Black
Carl Harden
Thaddeus H. Caraway
John B. Elliott
William E. Sweet
Rollin A. Trier
Duncan A. Tietcher
Lane
South Dakota
Alan Vermont
Washingtog Wirens
Peter Narheek
Walter F_ George
John F_ Nuzent
George E Brennan Evans
Albert Stump
Claude G. Porter
Charles Stepheng
Alben W. Barkier
Edwin S. Droussard
M. EL Tydince
David T. Walsh Harry B. Hawes Bar Baker
Robert C. Murchee
Lee Siverman
F. Barchard
Atles Pomorene Timer
Thomas Bert E. Haney
W. B Wileon "Elson D Smith
Athby Snow
Col. Gundersen
James EL Kenaci
Tenitt James Kearney
Knights Templar
McCardell Field Day
Daniel Dunning
Nodas van Freleta
Mm Dene
Ninz
Mbauae
Dilens Marza Sik
Vale
Woods
Los Angeles Con
Vention
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Norem c
American Hospital Association
Mrs. Rhodes
North Mathes Street
Woodstock
Rea
Mr Baer
Crames
West
Cooysan
Tagroves
Montevue
Warren
Merryland Tract
William Pfeifer
Helen Karn
EL Burgess
Brunswick
Rix Old Kentucky
Mre Chas Arnois
Thompson
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