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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1925

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TWELVE PRISONERS ARRAIGNED IN FREDERICK COURT

Eight pleaded not guilty and sought jury trials while four admitted guilt in the arraignment before Judge Glenn H. Worthington. Among those pleading guilty were George and Maurice Webster charged with larceny and robbery of freight cars. Goldie Runkles faced a murder charge and pleaded not guilty. Other defendants, including Andrew Hawkins Robert Payne and Joseph Harris, challenged for court trials or pled guilty to various larceny counts. Delegates to a Kiwanis convention will be chosen at a Frederick club meeting.

Glenn H. Worthington George and Maurice Webster Baltimore and Ohio R. A Albaugh Goldie Runkles Kemptown Victoria Rankles George Grove Grove House of Correction Brust Worthington Grove Worthington Stockman Victor Stockman Andrew Hawkins M. Wood Robert Payne North Market Street Francis H. Urner Walter E. Sinn Payne William Jordan R. S. Harp Robert Smith E. A. James Joseph Harris D. Princeton Buckey Charles Cordell A. ¥. Bennett George Webster Joseph Hatcheld Robert Hatfield Raymond Duvall Frederick Annaual Capital District of Kiwanis Staunton Francis Scott Key Hotel

General market list starts upward climb

The Associated Press reports a brisk rise across the market as Chrysler shares surge to 181 percent, pressuring short sellers and lifting accessories like Ludson and U. S. Rubber. Call money climbs to 4 percent as the general list moves up in New York trading.

Associated Press New York Chrysler Ludson U. S

Guests Pleased With Local Hotel In Frederick

The Travice Scott Key Hotel drew several hundred visitors for meals tours and an American Legion event. Managers Sager and Shires noted strong lobby dining room appeal, with 817 meals to regular guests and 165 to Legionnaires. A new Star Spangled Banner painting by William Fehsenfeld commemorates Francis Scott Key and Fort McHenry, aiming for display in the dining room.

Travcie Scott Key Stuart Walcott Post American Legion Legion Frederick Legionnaires Ef, R. Sager John Shires Baltimore Washington Hagerstown Baltiford Sager Scores

Bootlegger Gets Six Months In Court After Guilty Plea

James Saylor of Washington county was sentenced to six months in the House of Correction after pleading guilty in circuit court to transporting liquor. The case followed his involvement in a crash near Plane No. 4 that injured a child. liquor was found in his car. He was held for grand jury action prior to the plea. Several unrelated docket items and a civil case accompanied the morning session.

James Saylor Washington County House of Correction Lquor Urner Worthington Saylor Frederick County Plane No. 4 Francis H. Urner DC. Austin James Lewis F Lochner Joseph W. Wolfinger Hagerstown Baltimore Pike R. 8 Hucp D. Princeton Buckey Gibner Schley Anderson H. Etzler Harvey L. Stainbaugh Samuel A. Gregg Henrykk. L. Baker Samuel B Brown, Jr. George V. Albaugh Harry AL. Free Lawson Ie Dubel O. Leonard Storm John W. Humm Christian L. C. Lampe

City to abolish no parking signs after curb repainting

City workers repaint curbs in red across key intersections and near hydrants under an ordinance approved September 16. The measure bans erecting new no parking signs and requires Mayor and Aldermen permission to paint curbs near residences or businesses.

Chauffeur Posts Collateral After Arrest

Milton Hicks of Pethesda drove an automobile owned by Dr Benjamin S porrr. He was arrested Sunday by State Policeman Spinch on a charge of reckless driving and released upon posting collateral. Dr and Mrs James A Tong of Frederick returned home near any Bridge from Washington with a three months old baby they will keep as their own.

Milton Hicks Pethesda Benjamin Sporrr Foy State Spinch James A. Tong Frederick Any Bridge Washington

Much Important Road Work Done In County During Past Summer

The past year was epochal in Frederick county roadbuilding. Two new highways to Washington were completed and more routes to Baltimore nearing completion. The Buckeystown to Rockville and Frederick Junction to Hendersons Corner corridors opened, with the Georgetown pike shortening the trip by ten miles. A Baltimore via Ceresville route is nearly finished, with a one and a half mile gap near Oak Orchard due to be filled this Fall. A Frederick Westminster link advances as resurfacing proceeds on the Woodsboro pike, and Lewistown Creagerstown connects to the Frederick-Harrisburg-Gettysburg route. Shoulder concrete work improves the National Pike, while Middletown gains shoulders and other segments near Hagers town proceed. A third Frederick to Baltimore corridor, the Liberty road, remains with a ten mile gap from Unionville to Frederick.

Frederick County Frederick Washington Baltimore National Capital Buckeystown Licksville Dickerson Beallsville Hill Rockville Georgetown Oak Orchard Westminster State Roads Commission Woodsboro Ceroaville Walkersville Ladiesburg Key Mar Middleburg Liberty Ceresville Lewistown Creagerstown Lewistown-Creagerstown Frederick - Hamisburg - Gettysburg Braddock Heights Middletown Frederick-Washington County South Mountain Hagerstown Baltimers Unionvills Carroll County Fredrick

Submarine Rescue Efforts Abandoned in Rough Seas

At New London Connecticut rescue operations for the submarine S51 were halted due to poor sea conditions. The 100 ton Century crane vessel was sent to Block Island and the Monarch to Clock Island Newport. Divers found an interior bulkhead bent but not pierced as rough water challenged the recovery attempt.

New London Conn Nowh Block Island Harbor Clock Island Newport

Flyers Seek Control of Air Service in Army

Washington hearing reveals Kilner urges handing aviation to pilots. He says the Air Service faces organizational problems rather than personal conflicts and favors a separate air corps under flyers. Kilner reports dissatisfaction among air officers and notes General Patrick plans to issue his own position.

Associated Press Washington Army Air Service Walter G. Kilner Air Service William Mitchell Kilner Army Patrick Senator Bingham Mr. Kilner

Improvements Made To Number Of Schools Throughout County

The county education department reports progress as a fall and winter routine. Superintendent G Lloyd Palmer and four supervisors visit schools. a board meeting discussed ongoing improvements and a near term building program. Planned work continues at Middletown Jefferson and Creagerstown with minor upgrades elsewhere. many schools list improvements ranging from seven to several hundred dollars.

Department of Education G. Lloyd Palmer Board of Education Middletown Jefferson Creagerstown Mt. Nope Slate Hill Mountain View Unionville Hopewell Beaver Car Plane No

Joint Meeting Of County Medical Society Set For Oct 2

Frederick County Medical Society and the public will gather at Sprodbeck Hall Hood College on Friday October 2 for an instructional lecture program by three eminent cancer specialists led by Dr Joseph Bloodgood of Baltimore. He stresses cancer prevention through correct information and timely examination to improve cure prospects, noting skin oral cavity and breast cancer require early awareness and action to maximize survival chances.

Frederick County Medical Society Sprodbeck Hall Hood College G. Bruce Grist Joseph Colf Bloodgood Baltimore Bloodgood

Anniversary observance planned for Francis Scotti Hero Council No 48

Arrangements are completed for the 29th anniversary meeting of Francis Scotti Hero Council No 48 QO U A M to be held Wednesday at 8 pm. State and local officers including Glen Elliott Ira N Wiles and Clarence M Phreezer will speak while Reno S Harpa participates. Presiding officer John W Falk aims for large attendance with refreshments after. County Constable Charles W Smith celebrated his birthday with a Sunday breakfast at a relative’s home near New Market.

Francis Scotti Hero Council Glen Elliott Mardela Springs Reno S. Harpa State Council Ira N Wiles Clarence M. Phreezer John W. Falk Francis Scott Key Wil Charles W. Smith New Maret

Naval Academy ties link sailors to Block Island tragedy

Known here Lieutenant Harlow M. Pino of Long Beach California and Ensign E L Egbert of Miners Harbor New York survived the sinking of the ill fated submarine S-51 off Block Island Rhode Island Friday night. The men were classmates of S Denmead Kelb who attended the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis several years ago.

Harlow M. Pino Long Beach California EL. W. Egbert Harbor N.Y

Local visitors call on Scanberger family in Ballimore

Mr and Mrs Charles Mehrlins visited Mr and Mrs George Scanberger with guests Mr and Mrs Edward Rentz Mr and Mrs George Nailing Mr and Mrs Julius Lochner and Miss W Ella Zeig der during the past few days in Ballimore Frederick.

Charles Mehrlins George Scanberger Ballimore Frederick Persons Scanberger Edward Rentz George Nailing Julius Lochner W. Ella Zeigder

Local Exhibitor Wins Honey Display Awards at Timonium Fair

D Cavell of this city captured first premium for best display of honey at the Timonium Fair. He also secured five second premiums and two third premiums for honey entered.

D Cavell

W C T U Maryland Convention in Baltimore

About 10 Frederick women will attend the Jubilee Convention of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union of Maryland in Grace Methodist Episcopal Church Baltimore September 30 to October 2. Local participants include Miss Lilie Keller and several residents. events feature executive board meetings, a Jubilee banquet, devotional services, officer reports, demonstrations, talks by Mrs F L Stoner and Mrs Haslup, and an address by Gifford Gordon of Australia. The program closes Friday night with services.

Frederick Woman's Christian Temperance Union of Maryland Grace Methodist Episcopal Church Carrellton Avenue Lanvale Street Baltimore Lilie Keller Frank Suman Roy Leatherman Frank L. Stoner Kate Bartgis Florence Mealey Mary R. Hassup F. L. Stoner Haslup Gifford Gordon Australia Young People G. W. McCullough Leichvin New York City

New U S Debt Plan Outlined In French Talks

At the third joint session of the American-French debt missions in Washington French Finance Minister Caillaux presented new suggestions on France capacity to pay. Mellon to reply at 4 pm while both sides remained reticent after the meeting. Meanwhile sixteen planes began a 1900 mile commercial reliability tour from Dearborn to Fort Wayne and beyond. Each aircraft completed takeoffs successfully.

Associated Press Washington Joseph Calllaux Mellon M. Calllauns M. Calllany Dearborn Mich Middle West Fort Wayne Inn Chenzo Omaha Kansas City Columbus Cleveland

Cup Presented to Key Post by Washington Legionnaires

A large silver loving cup was presented to the Francis Scott Key Post of the American Legion by the Stuart Walcott Post of Washington during a Legion dinner in the Blue and Gray room at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. The cup, inscribed for Alton V. Bennett, local commander, was presented by District of Columbia commander Charles Reimer and displayed at the hotel. A silver service with inscription was also given to the Ladies Auxiliary by Mrs. Reimer.

Key Post Francis Scott Key Post American Legion Stuart Walcott Washington Francis Scott Key Alton XV. Bennett Legionnaires Charles Reimer District of Columbia Ladies’ Auxiliary Legion Reimer

Examination results for state scholarships at Johns Hopkins

The State scholarship exam at Johns Hopkins School of Engineering held September 18 lists Frederick county candidates in order: Clarke T. Wisotzki from this city, GE. Smith of Brunswick, and F. Clemson of Frederick Route 1. The report also notes other items: Scopes case continued in Knoxville with appeal hearing postponed. MacMillan Arctic expedition to stop at Wiscasset, Maine on return. a libel case involving a farmer and neighbor. a Viking Oslo joke. and a domestic anecdote about a wife reading a letter from her mother with a postscript unread.

Johns Hopkins University Frederick County Clarke T. Wisotzki GE. Smith Brunswick F. ©. Clemson Frederick Scopes Knoxville Tenn Tennessee Supreme Court John T. Scopes Darton, Tenn

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Webster Brothers William H. Fehsenfeld Old Fort McHenry Imake Knights Templar Jose del Carmen Ariza Dominican Republie Gerbert ©. Davis Te Supreme Court H. Huang United States Saner Yaa Key Cumberland County Medical Society W. C. T. U. Convention Balti U. S. Commission Caillaux Wiscasset MacMillan Arctic Expedition MacMillan National Georgraphic Society Ladar Fr Gecnee Vikingen Oslo Bosband
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