Simonson Given Six Months In County Jail
Fred Piggy Simonson was found guilty of keeping a disorderly house and sentenced to six months in Frederick county jail. A second count of keeping a bawdy house was dropped. Witnesses for the State cited a raid on West All Saints street with gambling and liquor found on the premises. Simonson testified he did not profit from the joint. John Dunkin was found not guilty on bastardy charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred
Simonson
Frederick county
Hammond Urner
Glenn H. Worthington
Samuel A. Lewin
James 4. Jones
Charles W. Smith
Allen Bartgis
Arthur Jones
John Engelbrecht
William Grinage
col
Janie Ward
Miz
Lewis Stand
Tuck Mealey
Wesley Staley
Lewis Staub
west All Saints street
John Dunkin
eed
Haven Lewis
Reno
Harp
Admitted witness Allers reexamined in Norris payroll holdup case
The courtroom crowd pressed for admission as Frankly Allers, the stay witness, returned to the stand for cross examination in the Norris murder trial. The entire confession was entered as evidence for the defense after a court dispute over which portions could be read.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Allers
John L. Smith
Charles F. Carey
William B. Norris
Leach
Alfield
Higgins
Carey
Smith
otters
Socolow
Rotary District Governor to visit local club event
Geo Lumb district governor of Rotary Clubs Zith will visit the local club on Wednesday evening October 25 announced at the weekly luncheon. It will be his first visit since election to the district post and a special program is planned. Members spoke on Rotarian articles at the meeting led by Dr S H Apple with talks by Jolliffe Lewis Gambrill Williamson. Next week the street subject will be discussed. Leaders Bible Class meets Friday at 7 20 pm in the M C A auditorium with Mr Wilson of Union Manufacturing likely to speak. refreshments of ice cream and cake are planned.
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Geo. Lumb
Rotary Clubs
Zith
Frederick
Taig
Mr. Lumt
Rotarian
the
International Association
HL. Apple
W. O. Jolliffe
R. R. Lewis
FG. Gambrill
T. M. Williamson
M.C. A
Wilson
Union Manufacturing Company
Baltimore Plaintiff Sues for 2000 Damages in Car Collision
Joseph Heins Jr through his father sues Bari Bentzell in local circuit court for 2000 damages claiming a bicycle accident on Frederick Ave caused serious and permanent injuries when an automobile allegedly struck him. The bicycle was smashed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Heins, Jr
Joseph Heins
Baltimore
Arthur D. Willard
Bari Bentzell
narr
pistot
Frederick Ave
warr
Anniversary observed for Key Council in Frederick
The 26th anniversary of Francis Scott Key Council No 48 Order United American Men was observed with about fifty members present. State regent Falk presided and urged renewed attendance while National Treasurer Gravenor praised the council’s purpose to aid workers and improve the community. Ex-councilor Etchison and others spoke on the council’s value, with plans for broader support and a 1984 meeting in Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Scott Key Council
United American Men
Frederick
ony W. Falk
Natio
W. D. Gravepor
SI town
Gravenor
ita. memebership
Bo ee
pnreseeisticis
Corel
Fredik
H. Dorsey Etchison
Falk
Lloyd C. Miller
James N.Dubel
Thomas
E. Fox
Russell L. String
Chester McKenzie
De Valera and Lynch Part Company Amid Disagreements
Dublin reports that Eamon de Valera and Liam Lynch, leaders of the Irish republican forces, have parted after extracts of correspondence seized by Free State forces reveal serious differences of opinion and very unhappy relations between the two irregular leaders.
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Associated Press
Dublin
Eamon de Valera
Irish republican forces
Liam Lynch
Irish republican army
Free State
N Y Republicans Name Miller For Governor Again
Fire in a car parked in front of ER Clarence Shepherd home on West Third Street was extinguished before the engine arrived. Officer Painter discovered the blaze at 4:15 this morning and notified police, with Sergeant Cronenburg coordinating with Bowen and Hillmer as Junior Fire Co. responded.
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Painter
Clete Shepherd
Clarence Shepherd
West Third street
petrcs
Cronenburg
Offcers Bowen
Hillmer
Hood College Opens Thirtieth Year With Latane Address
Hood College began its thirtieth year with a morning ceremony in Brodbeck Hall led by Dr John H Latane of Johns Hopkins. President Apple outlined new construction delays, campus growth, and planned facilities while noting enrollment at 342 regular students and 130 freshmen, with total projected to reach 600.
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Douglass Hooft
Latane
Latana
a.college
himparsaes
Latave
Commission on Higher Education
Middle States
Maryland
Apple
Hood College
Brodbeck Hall
Theodore M. Wood
Chambers
A. R. Brodbeck
Dr.Apple
Strikers Return to Work Preparations Announced
Youngstown Ohio Sept 23 railway officials and shopmen chairmen reached a plan ensuring strikers resume work under conditions satisfactory to both sides A statement by W A Baldwo Erie general manager Onlo region confirms the agreement and future steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Youngstown
Ohio
W. A. Baldwo
Erie
Nominate Wolf For Congress In Fourth Baltimore
Edward Wolf, Baltimore city councilman, was nominated for Congress by the Republican State central committee for the Fourth Congressional district. Representatives Charles Listhicarra and the Democratic party fielded statements in the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolf
Congress
Associated Press
Baltimore
L. Edward Wolf
Fourth Congressional district
Charles Listhicara
Water supply at historic low in Frederick city
Frederick faces its lowest water supply on record as leaks push daily use near 2 million gallons. Officials to inspect the system. reservoirs kept full for fire protection while Fishing Creek 12 inch main struggles to meet demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Burek
Fishing Creek
Jenker
Sheriff bans unsigned letters countywide
Sheriff James A. Jones announced that he and deputies will ignore unsigned letters sent from across the county, especially Brunswick. He urged anyone with complaints to submit signed communications, promising to act on them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Jones
Brunswick
Sherif Jones
Big Apple Sale In Martinsburg Apple Crop Trade
J William Stewart reports selling his York Imperial apples totaling about 10000 barrels at about 3 50 per barrel ship ready price. Buyers take charge of handling from packing house floors and most fruit will go to export. American Fruit Growers Inc officials see an improved market soon amid limited storage and high demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsburg
J. William Stewart
York
American Fruit Growers, Inc
Marinsburg
genereHy
Britain May Change Policy Toward Turks, Constantine Reported To Be In Prison
Britain may shift its stance toward Turks as reports surface about Constantine being imprisoned. The article outlines upcoming political shifts and a broad November election context in which five constitutional amendments will be voted on. The piece notes registration drives for voters, October 3 and 10, with revision on October 17, and lists candidates for U.S. Senate and Congress in the Sixth District.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Constantine
Frederick city
Frederick county
United States
William Carell Bruce
Joseph J. France
Congress
Frank W. Mish
Fred N. Zihlman
Republian
Division in education warned by Bishop Schwerter speech
By the Associated Press Washington Sept 28 a Catholic leader Bishop Schwerter of Wichita Kansas told the National Council of Catholic Men that divorce birth control and secular education erode civilization describing the home school and church as three supports and noting that half the population professes no religion Archbishop Curley led Pontifical high mass and Rear Admiral Benson delivered the president's address
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
shop Schwertner
Wichite
Kan
National Council of Catholic Men
Schwerter
Curley
Baltimore
Benson
Stocks Show Upward Trend At Early Session
New York reports a generally rising stock market with spotty morning activity. Demand for rolls, steels, equipment and motors supported gains while professional selling and modest liquidation by large investors were noted. Call money opened at 4 percent. Bridge Company Elects officers and directors at Loudoun County and Frederick Bridge Company meeting. H. D. Baker named president and Thomas H. Haller secretary among new directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Thomas J. Haller
H. D. Baker
John S. Newman
Joseph McDivit
Naval Garrison in Falconara Explosion Loss
The Falconara fort garrison near Genoa is believed killed in a lightning sparked explosion that wrecked a 10 mile radius. Seventy bodies recovered, hundreds wounded, and fifteen hundred tons of explosives stored in the fort’s deep tunnels. The hilltop was left bare after the blast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speria
Falconara fort
Gui
Genoa
Western Maryland train delays persist in Thurmont to Frederick
The Western Maryland train bringing the early morning mail to Thurmont again arrived late delaying business and daily work. Local merchants and residents look forward to a proposed schedule change next month to depart Baltimore earlier and connect with the H and F at Thurmont, though delays may continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Thurmont
Frederick
Baltimore
H.ead F
Young Peoples Rally in Frederick County District
The Ninth Suniday School District of Frederick County held a Young Peoples Rally on Thursday May 21 with all district schools represented. There were two sessions afternoon and evening. Rev Mr Patterson led the devotional service and Rev C A Sadotsky gave the welcome. Afternoon speakers included Miss Bertha Kenningham Rev Mr Shuke Dr G A Snyder H Kieffer. The Blue Ridge Quartette sang, the secretary reported growth and a new school organized since June. Lunch was served by M B church members and friends.
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Suniday
Frederick County
Patterson
Bertha Kenningham
Shuke
G. A. Snyder
H. Kieffer
ayn Orne iene
Blue Ridge
M. B. church
Brother Cop Shoots Brother Held at County Jail
Kenova West Virginia September 28 Harvey Napier a young policeman fired a bullet into the breast of his brother as a mob attempted to rescue a third Napier from the jail entrance. Thomas Napier lies near death in hospital with a bullet near his heart. Taylor Napier is in custody awaiting arraignment on dis orderly conduct at a carnival. Authorities say Harvey acted in self defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Kenova
W. Va
Harvey Napier
Thomas Napier
Taylor Napier
Man Beaten by Inmate After Flag Incident at Parade
Desa Moines, Sept 28. Samuel R Hiatt, 26, had his hat forcibly removed by a deputy sheriff as the American flag passed in a Grand Army parade. In a cell he was severely beaten by a prisoner, who claimed Hiatt told his story and appealed for sympathy. A turnkey intervened, Hiatt’s eyes were blackened and forehead cut, and he was released on bond.
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Associated Press
Desa Moines
Samuel R. Hiatt
Hiatt
Poisoning hits 260 Woodlawn students at lunch
At Woodlawn High School Birmingham today a roll call showed 269 absent after yesterday food poisoning. Authorities investigated a salad served in the school lunch as the likely cause though a few cases were serious none expected to be fatal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Pres
Birmingham
Ala
Woodlawn High School
Attitude of Pessimism Shifts at Downing Street After Abdication
London reports that Constantine’s abdication in Greece may spur a policy pivot toward the Turks under Lloyd George and Venizelos. Venizelos could regain influence in Greece as Athens faces revolutionary upheaval and appeals to France for support. Pro-Venizeli demonstrations erupt in Athens with thousands marching. U.S. destroyers are slated to sail to Constantinople.
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London
Constantine
Greece
Lloyd George
Venizelos
Great Britain
Downing Street
Ghanak
Constantinople
Constantine of
Athens
Damonsat eles
céme
France
revolutionista
catratagis
G O P Convention Nominates France in Baltimore
Baltimore officials report the Republican State convention at Ford's Theatre follows the Democratic event a week earlier. The main business is the nominal nomination of Senator Joseph L France and platform adoption. Chairman named is Attorney Genezst Alexander Armstrong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Baltimore
Ford
Joseph L France
Genezst Alexander Armstrong
Car Shortage Forces Steel Plants To Close
Youngstown Ohio reports a national car shortage may require curtailment of operations next week. Cement plants in Dememer and New Castle Pennsylvania have already reduced output. Third Street Property Sold by Potts and Griffis to Roy L. Leatherman. six room modern house at 22 East Third Street to be occupied by purchaser after April 1. He Kept Us Out of Coal remark noted in era slogans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Youngstown
Washington
Dememer
New Castle
Third Street
Potts & Griffis
Sherman P. Bowers
East Third street
city
Roy L. Leatherman
eurprie
Detrett
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BY ALLERS
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Aeputy
Frederick Avenue
KEY COUNCIL
De Valera
Lynch
N. Y
Miller
Hudson
the Po
John H. Latane
Hopkins
YOUNG PEOPLES’ RALLY
Johnsville
vroom
Josiah Gladen
Brisonburg
Malinda Gosies
Ironewick
Lutheran church
Frakstown
W. A. Remsberg
croom
Sheridan
PROVISIONAL REVOLUTIONARY COMMITTEE
George of
Saléniki
Revolutioniste
Triantafiliakos
U. S
Denby
Norfolk
Hatfield
Gilmore
Fox
Kane
Hopekins
Bainbridge
McFarland
G.O.P
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