Court Rules It Shall Not Be Questioned In Myers Case
In circuit court Judge Hammond Urner and Judge Robert B. Peter bar defense inquiry into Dorothy Granden past life. Mary Shank admits guilt on one count, sentence deferred. Harry Leatherman pleads guilty on six counts after demurrers are sustained. jury panel seated for trial.
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Dorothy Granden
Myers
Hammond Urner
Robert B. Peter
rligg
cour
felix
irs
Mary Shank
Lioxyd Shank
Samuel
William M. Storm
Harry Leatherman
Leatherman
Jndie Ure Talins
Miss Grandpa
Reno
Hars
Lemuel A Lewis
H. Kiener Delauter
John P. Styles
Richard J. Allman
Grover C. Trout
William D. Curfman
Charles F. Kreh
C. Harry Cramer
Allan WM. Spitzer
Bernard W. Wilsons
Clyde W. Smith
Ulysses G Hooper
Archie W. Osie
J. Calvin Fox
andrex J. Summe
Stete
Csras Winfield
Steve
George S. Summers
Charles W. Kidd
Vernon T. Smith
Lemuel A. Easor
George we Frazier
Millard C. Zimmerman
Ralph E. Culler
B. F. Long
Jesse M. Surreal
Calvin R. Cob- Jentz
Harry R. Stonesife
EdgerB. Hier
Tirsses G. Hoover
Ed. McLane
Archie W. Ozle
R. Harr Cram
M. Drenenbdurs
J. Caixvin Fox
Omer William M. Siem
Jak Leatherman
Farmers Exchange
Myersville
James Wahipe
Grandson
Viola Kennedy
Middletown
Shank
Miss Grandon
Mrs Shank
Miss Grandor
Reno S. Harp
Bere
Harp
Viola Rennedr
Mabel Mills
Luther Silver
Paul Grozsnickle
Calvin Shank
Grandon
Kennedy
Myrersville
James Wainy
re- Firth
Lorreine Pearrell
Martinsburg
W. Va
Hackerstown
iersville
tree State
Mies Grandpn
Miller resigns as Allen Property Custodian in Washington
Thomas W. Miller tendered his resignation to President Coolidge as Allen Property Custodian. The President asked him to stay on briefly. Miller cited duty abroad with the Inter-Allied World War Veterans' Association as the reason for leaving. Miller was appointed by Harding in March 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Thomas W. Miller
Coolidge
Allen Property
Miller
World War Veterans’ Association
Hundreds Die In China As Shanghai Front Rages
Shanghai dispatch reports heavy fighting between rival military governors from Nanjiang to Malu. Hundreds of soldiers killed and many wounded as lines shift under fierce shelling. Relief stations swollen with casualties as Chekiang claims a six mile advance.
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Associated Press
Shanghai
Nanjiang
Malu
Chekiang
City Club Women Meet in October in Northern District
The fourth annual meeting of the Northern District Maryland Federation of Women's Clubs will be held at the Home of the Women's Club in Hagerstown on October 7 1924 morning and 2 30 afternoon. Attending clubs from Frederick County and other areas plan luncheon tickets through Mrs Hoffmeier. Prominent speakers include Mrs John F Sippel and J Henry Scathergood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marylang
Art
James Findlay
John F. Sippel
Maryland Federation of Women’s Ci
J. Henry Scathergood
Philadelphia
Europe
Incernatin
iiton
Thomas G. Winter
Frederick
Frederick Civic Club: Mrs. A. Kemprm, Mrs Clacgett Ramsburg
W. E. Rindler
W. L. Cari
Grayson E. Palmer
G. Nevin
Robert
Harry C_ Yor
Reich
Georze Ot
Charles Lough
Robert Tyson
Ebangs
FH. Apple
Frank Stener
Ann Brown
Ernest Lipps
calfe
Mirs
Niewiemas
Rnekerstown
Edass Niewiemas
Emorr Ram Rasherne
Thomas
Ferguson Wins First Step In Court Fight For Governor Nomination
Miriam A. Ferguson won the first step in court proceedings to prevent her disqualification as the Democratic nominee for Texas governor. An injunction to keep her name on the ballot was granted by Judge Call in Diet County, Austin, as of September 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Austin
Texas
Miriam A. Ferguson reday
Free Frederick County Library Elects Officers at Annual Meet
At the September 2 annual Frederick County Free Library Association meeting, officers were elected including Miss Bertha Trail as president and Miss Harriet Kolb as treasurer. New executive committee members and a book committee were named, with 25,208 circulation reported for the year and 4,977 books in active circulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Free Library Association
Bertha Trail
Edith Ordeman
Grace Neidig
Harriet Kolb
Emma Newman
Br. J. H. Apple
Parsons Newmen
Arthur D. Willard
Richard P. Ross
Mary Newman
H. L. G. Kieffer
J. D. Hendrickson
Parsons Newman
Elizebeth Lewis
A K. Keefer
D. 3. Marker
Ann Brown
Edward S. Delaplaine
Albert S. Brown
George FR. Dennis
Lillie Keller
Eleanor Tull
Eith.Ordeman
J. O. Hendrix
J. H. Appie
Wm. ©. Johnson
Harriet Bolb
Catherine Weiner
F. W. Harnwell
U. S. G. Rupp
3. L. Exchison
Seattle Honors World Flyers In Public Welcome
Six Army aviators who completed a world flight were welcomed in Seattle Washington on September 24. They spent 175 days in the air totaling 86,000 miles. General Patrick was briefed and promised future duties. A monument dedication at Sand Point and talks at a luncheon marked the event. The White House signaled possible recognition and rewards for the squadron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Seattle
Wash
States Army
Iiout
Lowrll H. Smith
ight
Genera Patrick
Washton
iatepoaa ast nizhi
Gen
Patrick
Sand Point
Coolidge
Congress
Chicago
New Orleans
Man admits he killed woman in law slaying case
Vinton Parin, 50, surrendered at Cincinnati detective headquarters admitting he killed his mother in law Mrs Francis J Rawson and shot his sister in law Miss Minnie Rawson after a Friday night visit He claimed years of alleged persecution by his mother in law and described walking 35 miles during the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tas Associated Press
Cincinnati. O
Vinton Parin
Francis J. Rawson
inlaw
Minnie Rawson
Parin
Rawson
Deborah
Butler Continues Ill and City Hall Status Unchanged
Philadelphia reports General Smethey D. Butler remains ill and will not return to City Hall before Thursday. The mass meeting of the Law Enforcement League proceeds tonight, with no change in leadership or plans due to his condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Smethey D. Butler
public safety
nothirz
aiide
Meror Kendrick
City Hall
Thursiars
Law Enforcement Lessue
W C T U Convention Details in Baltimore 1901
The 48th annual Womans Christian Temperance Union convention will be at Howard Park M E church Baltimore on October 1 and 2 with an executive meeting September 20. Morning sessions start at nine, afternoon at two, and evening at five. Speaker Miss Christine Tinglinz of England will headline the night talks. Mrs. Mary R. Hassup, State President, gives the Wednesday address. Delegates from Frederick and surrounding areas include Miss L M Keller Mrs Geeser Frank Sum an Borser parr and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womans Christian Temperance Cnnon
Howard Park
M. E. church
Baltimore
Tamar
Execsity meening
Arenas
Baare
Mies Christine Z. Tinglinz
England
Mery R. Hassup
Freerick ‘Thion
L. ML Keller
Meadames Geeser
Frank Suman
Borser
parr
feorgeter
Funeral planned for Fred Meister accident victim
Fred Meister prominent Frederick business owner and Quaker City Cleaning and Dyeing proprietor died after a boiler cesspool explosion at his East Fifth street plant. Funeral by Lynch Lodge of Masons from his Fast Third street home set for Wednesday at 3 30 p.m. Interment at Mc Olivet Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred. Meister
Fast Fifth street
Fast Third street
Lynch Lodge of Masons
Mc Olivet
C. C. Carty
Frederick
Meister
Quaker City Cleaning and Dyeing
East Fifth street
City Hospital
Mr. Meister
A. A. Rogers
Ma Meister
Mr. Rogers
Steister
cesspool
K. 3
W. H. Lumpp
Main Market Trend Continues Upward In Morning Trade
New York reports the main market trend rising through the morning session with limited trading due to a Jewish holiday. Atchison advances to 199, its highest since 1913, while United States Steel moves higher after an initial dip. demand centers on dividend payers and utility issues show firmness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Atchison
United States Steel
Special Train to Bring Davis Here Wednesday
A special train will bring John W. Davis and prominent Democrats to Frederick on Wednesday arriving at 12 38 p m with Governor Ritchie. The reception and luncheon move to 1 00 p m with Davis to speak at Court House Park then at the City Opera House if it rains. Ezra Dy Hofman was omitted from the reception committee list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Davis
Frederick
Baltimore
Ritchie
Francis Scott Key Hotel
David
United Democratic Women’s Clubs of Maryland
Davis
Court House Park
City Opera House
Ezra Dy Hofman
Davis Prepares for Last Big Offensive Campaign
Locust Valley. John W. Davis plans a final nationwide push covering the Middle West East and border states. He begins Wednesday in Waryford with speeches in Frederick and Baltimore and ends November 1 in New York City. He returns to speak at Madison Square Garden with Governor Smitts and then tours New Jersey Rode tland and upstate New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Locust Valley
John W. Davis
Middle West
east
Waryford
Frederick
Baltimore
reily
New York city
New York
New Jersey
Rode tland
upper
New York state
Joint meeting of E E Society and church held
The first joint meeting of the year of the Christian Endeavor Society of the Evangelical Reformed church and church members met Sunday at 7 pm. Rev. Dr Henryt G. Kieffer led talks with Miss Katherine Dutrow and G Foster Felis on organization for service. Reports outlined plans for the coming year and urged zeal for the Frederick convention October 36 to November 2 with three hundred delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Society
the
Evangelical Reformed church
Henrikt G. Kieffer
Katherine Dutrow
G. Foster Felis
Maryland Endeavor
J. W.L. Carir
Dutrow
Japan May Block Protocol If Demands Unmet
Geneva reports two Japanese delegates warn that failure to amend the proposed protocol of arbitration and security could lead Japan to vote against it at the League of Nations assembly. Such a move would derail the protocol and threaten the international disarmament conference scheduled for next summer. In a separate item, an auto accident near Middletown injures a man described as axed. a Ford and a Chevrolet collided, causing damage to both vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Geneva
Japan
assembly of League of Nations
Middletown
Child suffers collar bone fracture after yard fall
A 10 to 12 year old girl named Eileen Miller fell from a large crate while playing in her aunt’s yard Sunday afternoon. The accident caused a compound fracture of the collar bone and multiple other injuries.编号
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Eileen
Mr.o
Oscar H. Miller
Thamse
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Elizabeth Pyles
Marjorie Watter
George Dennis
Harry Rotb
Milton G. Urner
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H. G. Benson
Geo. Prarte
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Matt L. Seeger
Art Cirh
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Frank Markeil
Emma Brown
MAN
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BUTLER
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ie Keller
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