Old U S Hotel Property Sold for 30000 Dollars
The southwest corner property at South Market and West All Saints, once the United States hotel, was sold by Jacob A Kidwiler to Samuel Marino and his wife Lucy for 30000 dollars. Possession will occur between January 1 and April 1. The sale included the adjoining Winkleman property. Princeton Buckey was the attorney. Dealmaking followed rumors of refinery buyers. purchasers undecided on use or improvements. The site fronts the B and O Railroad Station and a nearby store.
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South Market
West All Saints Street
Jacob A. Kidwiler
Samuel Marino
Lucy Marino
Winkleman
Kidwiler
Princeton Buckey
United States Hotel
Frederick
Kewanee Still Puzzles Over Cooper Wealth Tale
In Kewanee Illinois residents debate whether John Cooper is a genuine heir to a vast eastern fortune or a skilled hoaxer. Stories trace his claims to a $9 million legacy and loans of 2000, while banks in Detroit rejected two bank checks as payment.
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Kewanee
Ill
Cooper
Little
New York
Virginia
West Virginia
Ohio
Detroit
Daugherty Jury Sent Home Until Tomorrow
The Daugherty Miller conspiracy trial jury was dismissed until 10:230 tomorrow to allow defense lawyers to press dismissal motions before Judge Mackin in the Woolworth Building. The focus remains on motions to strike Richard Merton’s testimony about 1991 conversations with George Williams and related release of assets from the American Metal Company.
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New York
Daugherty-Miller
Attoratts
Mackin
Woolwarts
Chard Merton
George E. Williams
Thomas W. Miller
Merton
American Metal Company
Williams
Gar D. Goff
Adam R Johnson
Hornsby’s mother dying fate hangs on last hours
Report from Austin says Mrs. M. D. Hornsby mother of Rogers Hornsby St. Louis Cardinals manager is sinking rapidly and may be nearing death. Physicians indicate only hours remain as Hornsby stays in New York preparing for the first World Series game next Saturday.
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Austin
Texas
M. D. Hornsby
Rogers Hornsby
St. Louis
Cardinal
Masonry and Rotary Address at Frederick Club Luncheon
Dr. J. Harry Ullrich former Baltimore Rotary president spoke on Masonry and Rotary at the Frederick Rotary Club luncheon in the Francis Scott Key Hotel. He traced Masonry’s origins from ancient lands to 16th century Europe and noted Rotary’s growth from 1910 conventions to a global network, emphasizing shared aims of friendship and ethics.
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Masonry
Rotary
J. Harry Ullrich
Baltimore
Ulrich
Solomon's Temple
Valley of the Nile
England
Grand Lodge of England
London
America
Scotland
Ullrich
Rotary Group
Paul Harris
Chicago
National Association of Rotary
Portland
Ore
San Francisco
Mas
Hopkins Professor Death Aboard Summer Cottage
Dr. Norman Fitzhugh Eberman 27, associate professor of chemistry at Johns Hopkins University, died from self-administered poison. A coroner's jury found no motive and that he had been dead 22 to 24 hours when found in his father in law's cottage near Annapolis. His wife, Virginia Eberman, was called to the inquest but did not testify. The key details include a locked cottage, a chair death scene, and no autopsy. Police Justice John W. Anderson presided.
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Annapolis
Norman Fitzhugh Eberman
Johns Hopking University
Eberman
W. L. Summers
Pines-On-Severn
Virginia Eberman
Lancaster
Johns Hopkins
University of Maine
Joseph C. Joyce
John W. Anderson
Married in Baltimore and Divorced in Paris
Mrs. Zola Kelley born Price has obtained a divorce from McClure Kelley on desertion charges. They wed in Baltimore in November 1925. Dr Ulrich proposed Rotary membership rules. plans announced for Westminster-Frederick Inter-City meet at the Maryland School for the Deaf and a Cumberland gathering. Attendees included Dr Ulrich and several Rotarians from Baltimore and beyond.
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Baltimore
Paris
Zola Kelley
Price
McClure Kelley
Kelley
Ulrich
Rotary
Westminster-Frederick
Maryland State School For the Deaf
Frederick
Cumberland
J. Hullrich
William Booth Price
Knights Templar
A. LeRoy McCardell
City
C.E. Wehler
Minister Engineer Who Designed Stone Bridge on East Patrick Street
Rev. Dr. Pendleton, longtime rector of All Saints church, designed and supervised a flood resistant stone bridge over Carroll Creek on East Patrick Street. A West Point graduate and Confederate general, he later served as a university professor and clergyman, dying January 17, 1883.
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East Patrick Street
Carroll Creek
Patrick Street
William Nelson Pendleton
All Saints Church
Gettysburg
Frederick
Carro's Creek
Pendizion
West Point E
Frederick County
All Saints
Francia Scoit Ker
Pendleton
Dr. Pendleton
Caroline County
Edmund Pendleton
Virginia
West Point
Leonida Polk
Jefferson Davie
Robert E. Lee
Joseph E. Johnston
Anzolette E. Page
Francis Page
John Page
Rosewell
United States Military Academy
All Saints’ Church
Episcopal Church
Lexington
Confederata A Pnt
Robert E. le
Washinton College
Washington and Lee Universitrman
Lee
Lee Memorial Church
Riddell Named Receiver for Hadfield Penfield Steel Bucyrus
W A Riddell, president of Frederick Iron and Steel Co and Frederick Engineering Co of Frederick Md, appointed receiver for Hadfield Penfield Steel Co and Era Steel Co of Bucyrus. The firms owe the U S government 1.596 million tied to wartime munition plant funding. plants employ about 700 in Bucyrus with holdings in Mansfield Willoughby Chicago. Riddell will live in Marion and continue plant operations while overseeing the receivership set by Judge Westenhaver.
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W. A. Riddell
Frederick Iron and Stace Company
Frederic Engineering Combary
Hadfield-Penfield Steel Company
Bucyrus
Deel
Mr. Riddell
Marion
Ohio
Hadfield
Riddell
David ©. Westenhaver
Bernsteen
Lakehurst
N. J
Era Steel Company
Mansfield
Willoughby
Chicago
Robert Madfield
England
United States
Adrian G. Newcomb
Theceiver
Hadfield- Penfield
BucyTus
Clio
United States District Court
Cleveland
Westenhaver
W.A. Riddell
Frederick
Hadfield-Penfield Steel Co
Era Steel Co
Ile
A.G. Newcomb
Newcomb & Nord
Hadfield-Penfield Steal Co
Mth -Petioment
Ducyrus
Prompt Payment urged to curb unpaid Frederick city taxes
City Register A A Nicodemus urges Frederick residents to settle tax accounts quickly to gain the three percent discount in September before it ends. With about two thirds unpaid, officials note 1,925 of roughly 3,000 accounts have paid $55,311.89 this month, ahead of last year. Some delinquent bills span years. Mrs S G Duvall, a city official, reports slight improvement after hospital stay.
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City Register
A. A. Nicodemus
Frederick City
Gary
C.tr
Nicodemus
Service Pension plan urged for church ministers and dependents
Dr John H Gross treasurer of the Presbyterian Board of Ministerial Relief and Assistance spoke at a Southern Hotel luncheon urging support for a Service Pension Plan for ministers missionaries and their dependents The executive committee in Baltimore Presbytery aims to raise 1658000 under a national drive led by Will H Hars with Andrew W Mellon as treasurer The campaign has national approval and ties to a broader crop and weather report highlighting Maryland agriculture conditions.
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Baltimore
John H. Gross
Presbyterian Board of Ministerial Relief
Southern
Jluachesn
Presbyterra
National Lawmen’s Committee
Will H. Hars
Andrew W. Mellon
Hurricane Devastates Vera Cruz Streets and Harbor
A tropical hurricane struck Vera Cruz causing unroofed houses, sunk tugs, a wrecked steamer, and heavy debris along flooded streets. Stations reported electricity cut off and widespread ruin as cargo for the United States was destroyed and small industries closed. Telecommunication to Mexico City was severely disrupted.
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Vera Cruz
United States
New York
Mexico City
Western Union
Laredo
Texas
Postal Telegraph Company
Police Movie of Frederick Nearing Completion
The Police Movie of Frederick is nearing completion with today’s street scenes and parade sequences photographed. Judges for the Beauty Contest will select Miss Frederick and present a silver loving cup at the movie ball in the Armory Friday night.
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Frederick
Charles Opel, Jr
Harry F. Shipley
Benjamin Rosenour
Armory
Col Baughman Hosts Governor Ritchie at Social Outing
Governor Albert C. Ritchie attended a weekend gathering at Col E. Austin Baughman’s Popular Terrace home. Guests included James A. Young and other officials, with military and civic figures listed among attendees, as the Knights Templar drill event proceeded.
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Col. Baughman
Albert C. Ritchie
E. Austin Baughman
James A. Young
Court of Appeals
Annapolis
Cumberland
BE. Brooke Lee
Herbert R. Conor
Baltimore Citt
Charles W. Galloway
Baltimore and Ohie Nalhead
Cami
Coal shortage and high prices forecast for winter
New York September 20 AP prediction by LE Wallace executive secretary of the American Engineering Council warns of coal shortages and rising prices if winter is severe. He urges advance buying to steady production and distribution and prevent price spikes as summer stocks dwindle and fall demand increases.
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New York
LE. We. Wallace
American Engineering Council
Wallace
Interdenominational Mission School Sees 66 Enrollments
The eighth session of the Interdenominational Mission School under Frederick Missionary Union met on Tuesday and today in the Lutheran Sunday school room on East Second street. Rev. E. Pierce Hayes spoke on China at Tuesday’s open meeting. Sixty six persons enrolled by 11 o clock this morning, with 64 from Frederick city, each registering with Mrs. A. H. Harrington.
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Interdenominational Mission School
Frederick Missionary Union
Lutheran Sunday School
East Second Street
China
Pierce Hayes
Loujay Decker
Washington
Fuhrman
Baltimore
Margaret Motter
Parsons
Frederick City
A. H. Harrington
Mr. Hayes
U. S. G. Rupp
Evangelical Lutheran
McPherson Divorced Aimee in Rhode Island Court
Providence RI September 29 AP Aimee Semple McPherson the Los Angeles evangelist on trial in California was divorced by Harold B McPherson of East Providence in Superior Court on April 12 1921 Records show attorney Leonard W Horton who was recently sentenced to two years for complicit in the divorce case represented McPherson The divorce occurred while Mrs McPherson conducted evangelistic services in a tent in East Providence McPherson testified by his mother and Elizabeth Reid a Snarcher at the Claverick street home testified about Mrs McPherson and her performance The couple had one child and McPherson has since remarried and lives in Florida.
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Providence
Aimee Semple SeBeten
Los Angeles
California
Harold B. McPherson
East Providence
Superior Court
Leonard W. Horton
Sransal
McPherson
Bethany
Howard. R
Hall says New Jersey not fit for decent people to live in
Mrs Frances Stevens Hall linked to murder case in New Jersey indictment with three male relatives. She accuses state of mere linkages, asserts innocence, and questions ongoing investigation. Separate items note Maryland divorce ratios and local bank leadership changes.
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Somerville
N. 1
New Jersey
Lve
Frances Stevens Hall
Eleanor Mills
Hall
Enamorata
Opera House To Reopen After remodeling Tonight
The City Opera House opens at 6 30 with shows at 7 and 2. Guests include Mayor Cul Jer and city officials, Mr and Mrs Floyd Liniger and others. organ recital between shows with Charles Worthy and Charles Byerly Jr. Contracts signed for 1926 37 season Featuring Ben Hur The Big Parade Don Juan Son of the Sheik La Boheme and more.
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City Opera House
Tmoatha
Lloyd C. Cul Jer
Floyd Liniger
Piedmont
W. Va
Tri-State
John I. Vandegrift
Cumberland
Ernest Ruebeam
Arvid Kundzin
Washington
Charles Worthy
Opera House
Worthy
Charles Byerly Jr
St John's Catholic Church
F. F. Scott
Walter Decker
H. Webb Heck
Hollywood
Cal
Mr. Heck
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Cooper Wealth
Daugherty
RTHAF
Hornsby
Hopkins
Steel Company
Bucyrus, Ohio
Frederick Man
Hadfield-Penfield
Duvall
Ctv
Frederick Cus
Maryland
Coast City
News-Post
Decker
Dar
Fimer Fo Monehawer
Lester Smith
Pinkip
Knigh
Templar
Justin
Dea
Pistice
der Raoveapel
Berlin
Mission School
Presbyterian
George Dean
Low Steiner
Sue Steiner
Wm. M. Storm
Frank L. Stoner
J. M. Cutler
Anna Brown
Emma Brown
Trinity Methodsy
South
Mra
Mieg
Elizabeth de- Lashmutt United Brethren
Flora Doub
Florence Bickenbrode
Amanda Brown
Daisy McDonald
Jacob Kintz
Grace Reformed
Ray Shank
Willis Fisher
Henry H. Abbott
Eleanor Abbott
Grayson E. Palmer
Clara Zimmerman
Henry Hain
Emma Poole
Wm. Seatrist
Har Ty
Chrty
Roger Don
G. Rupp
Grace Sheeleigh
Guy Roser
C. E. Schildknecht
Myrtle Kumler
Sadie Hahn
Annie Hahn
Clara Blackiston
Myre
William Darner
Frank Suman
Wiliam R. de- Lashmutt
J. E. Schell
L. M. Kintz
J. QO. Hendrix
Jennie Doub
James Douo
Charles W. Miller
Roy Martin
Clara Keplar
Johns. Renn
Christ Reformed
Middletown
Fred Main
Zion Lutheran
May Gaplor
Aimee
Rhode Island
Marrland
State Department of Health
Frederic V. Beitler
Bureau of Vital Statistics
New Cumberland Bank
Wiliam R Brower
Liberty Trust Co
The
Visitation
Thomas
Perce
Brews
Camhepsod
fReechrije
Montsomery Canvey Pthenal
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