Two Frederick criminals jailed for chicken thefts
David Gray and George Chase were sentenced to 12 and 18 months in the Maryland House of Correction after pleading guilty to stealing chickens from the estate of Dr C H Coles near Frederick. Harold Stuart of Clarksburg, W V, received 2 1/2 years for obtaining money by false pretenses from Lester’s Clothes Shop and a local restaurant. Other guilty pleas expected as circuit court sessions proceed.
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Big Morning
Usner
Worthington
David Gray
George Chase
Maryland Hovee
Frederick
Simson Htok
Stuart
Harold Stuart
Clarksburg
W. Va
Maryland House of Correction
Atformer
E. Austin
James
Lester
North Market Street
James Carros
Verdict for Defense in Suit for Services
A jury at morning court session found in favor of the defendant Mrs Adeline Penner administratrix of Geo Heck estate in the case brought by Mollie Bond for nursing services at 32 dollars weekly for 42 1 2 weeks. plaintiff claimed promised payment. defense denied services. The case involved 1350 dollars. witnesses testified for both sides. Judge Urner and Worthington presided.
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Urner and Worthington
Mollie E Bond
Adeline Penner
Iste Geo
Petersville
Frederick County Christian Endeavor Union Plans Annual Convention
The 26th annual Frederick County Christian Endeavor Union convention will be held Saturday in Moravia Graceham with Rev. E D Beser as pastor. Sessions run morning 10 to 11:50 and afternoon 2 to 4, with an evening program at 7:15 led by Rev. W F Kohler and ending with an address by Rev. Henri L G Kieffer. William S Wachtel presides and Mrs Harry Null directs music. Local attendance is expected at the state O E convention in Cumberland, Oct 27-30.
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Frederick County Christian Endeavor Union
Moravia
Graceham
E. D. Bescer
HE . G. Kiefer
Citr
William S. Wachtel
Miersville
Harry Null
Luther Rice
Lewistown
Selcome
E. D. Bender
Annabelle Gran
Sane
E. D. Bentler
Cleveland
Ethel Fogle
Woodsboro
Sallie Marker
Myersville
Genevieve Thomas
Adamstown
W. F. Kohler
Thurmont
Henri L. G. Kieffer
O. E
Cumberland
Mellon guest of Willard at fair of the Iron Horse
Secretary of the Treasury Andrew W. Mellon attended a luncheon hosted by Daniel Willard president of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad at the Fair of the Iron Horse in Halethorpe Maryland. The event honored the B and O Railroad centenary and Virginia Day drew visitors from Winchester and other Virginia cities to view a large transportation evolution display.
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Halethorpe
Andrew W. Mellon
the Treasury
Lucheon
Daniel Willard
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Iron Horse
Virginia
Winchester Chamber of Commerce
Coolidge and Calles Talk Over Telephon e
Washington reports another sign of improving U S Mexico relations as President Coolidge and Mexican President Calles communicate by telephone. In other news a man identified as Waters, 35, colored, was arrested on disorderly conduct and cursing charges but released after a Police Court hearing. Auto theft incident: Mrs C K O Donohoe of Emmitsburg, Md, reports her light sedan stolen from in front of a Gettysburg theater. police have not located the vehicle.
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Waters
Hucker
Sherifam Steiner
Relea
Ord Tecopmizance
Auto Stoten
C. K. O'Donorhee
Emmitsbors
Gettraburg
Traffic signals and signs planned for Main Street area
City to erect two new traffic lights and stop signs at intersections including College avenue Patrick street Court and Second Streets. Reflectors will flash red with headlights and timing will favor Market Street. plan aims for full operation before Fair Week as South Market reopens post bridge work.
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Linuman George Wallace
Patfiex
Court Streets
Marker
Patrick-Court Street
College Avenue
Patrick Street
Court and
Second Streets
Patrick ‘Street
Second Street
Market Street
City Hall
South Market Street
Federicktonians
Church Street
Tradc
Purely Personal Listings from Local Society
Purely Personal notes show Mr and Mrs E D Grove and Miss Susan Grove, West Second Street, returning from Stephens City Virginia where summer was spent. Edward Grove Jr attended Washington and Lee University after summer at Stephens City. Also listed are Rosenstock and Miss turned Mon j asnehter with remarks on Switzerland scenery, Clinton Rhodes of South Market Street, and Misses Helen and Barberine with references to social events and local names.
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E. D. Grove
Susan Grove
West Second Street
Stephens Citr
Edward Grove, Jr
Stephens City
Washington and Lee University
Lexington
Rosenstock
Switzerland
Clinton Riodes
Sonthy Market Street
Helen
Barberine
Chirk Place
Contest schemes stir politics and a looming lottery scare
Reading through clippings on political maneuvers in Washington and nationwide, the piece notes a dubious national contest tied to a $1 entry fee that drew Post Office scrutiny as a potential lottery. It reports Democratic sources criticizing the plan as dirty politics while Hoover’s vice presidency rumors surface alongside Hughes.
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Nanna
Wall Street
Port Ofice
Plans for State Convention of the W C T U
The Maryland Woman's Christian Temperance Union schedules its semi state convention for October 4 5 and 6 with plans nearly complete. Entertainment chairwoman Mrs W E Kindler says 125 delegates are arranged with speakers including J K Baker Mayor Culier Miss Bertha Trail and Mrs Howard Hoge from Virginia and Georgia Ter Leflin Gordon from New York and state president Mrs Mary I Vas Tap of Baltimore. An executive session is set for Tuesday afternoon and the convention opens Tuesday night at the Lutheran church. Two sessions follow Wednesday and Thursday with three assignments open to the public.
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Tion
Maryland Woman's Kian Temperance Union
W. E. Kindler
Cour
Frederick Coz
J. K. Baker
Culier
Stiss
Tha ‘Trail
Fredericks
Howard ‘Hoge
Virginia
Mary Dar Armor
Georgia
Ter
Leflin Gordon
New York
Maryland
Mary I Vas Tap
Baltimore
New City Directory Project For Frederick
Frederick will gain a new city directory to replace the outdated 41 issue. R L Polk and Co will publish the 1928 directory, a leading publisher of many city and state directories. H Jackson operates from Market Street and directs the directory’s production and contract work.
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Frederick
R. L. Polk and Co
Worlg
New York
Chicago
San Francisco
New Oleans
H Jackson
Ing Soe Market Street
Jackson Urzes Eversons
Four-State search widens for Beach suspect
State troopers guard Mrs Lilliendarls home as a nationwide hunt for Beach extends to New York Pennsylvania Maryland and New Jersey. A bail status remains unresolved with a man missing after a fatal shooting near Morrisville.
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S Beach
South c
Mira Goutse
Fee
Morrisville
Beach
May's Landing
New York
Pennsylvania
Maryland
New Jersey
Baltimore
Lions Plan Halloween Celebration and Weekly Meeting
The Frederick Lions Club held a luncheon with ensemble singing and a quartet. The Halloween event committee led by David Hazan was announced with Shipley Kline Feisey Crozhan Larier Michael Stoltz and Reverend E R Spencer from Mt Airy as a guest.
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Frederick Lions Club
H. David Hagan
I. Lavier Michael
Charles Hudson
Ad A Tigun
Harry M. Orrison
A. Frank Miller
Presid Pang
Hallowe'en
David Hazan
Harry F. Shipley
Ralph G. Kline
C. E. lFeisey
Brother Kills Brother in Moonshine Fight in Cumberland
An inquest is to be held for James G. Kunkle a 19 year old one armed youth shot by his brother Robert after a quarrel at the family home over alleged moonshine operations. Authorities say James accused Robert of sending a still to another man without consent during a scuffle that damaged furniture and glassware.
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Cumberland
James G. Kunkle
Robert
James
Robert Kank
Duty Sent Back to Foreign Legion Duty
A report states that Bennett J. Dit, an American born in Meémi Tentwithe, had served part of a term for desertion while on active service in Syria last year. The president signed a pardon and orders to rejoin the First Rex unit as part of the Foreign Legion duty reassignment.
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Bennett J
Foreign Legion
Syria
Free Library records strong year of book circulation
The article notes 26,228 books circulated by the Free Library in the past year. It mentions updates to the Encyclopedia Britannica and Encyclopedia Americana, plus new reference books and Maryland historical volumes. Names of local contributors and club members appear, along with a request for continued financial support to maintain library services.
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New York
Emcyclopedia Amerigana
Sielves
America
Brooks
Taj Mirary
Maryland
Jon
Ne Miva
George Gitthager
of. P. Snyder
Derr
Contemporary Club
Art
Library Association
Local Auto Club distributes headlight testing charts
The Frederick branch of the Automobile Club of Maryland and AAA distribute headlight testing charts for motorists to test lamp alignment at home. Charts available at the Francis Scott Key hotel annex for members and non members. The club promotes safety on streets and highways and notes office headlight testing stations remain for members.
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T. B. Charshee
Frederick
Automobile Club of Maryland
Auto Club
The
AAA
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Automobile Club
Southeastern States
Charsbee
Acal
Gut Om & Meter
Eis
Dempsey Appears in Suit Filed by Teddy Hayes
New York September 29 AP Jack Dempsey former heavyweight champion appeared in Supreme Court to answer examination before trial in a suit brought by his former trainer Theodore Teddy Hayes for 62250 The trainer claims six years of payments for Dempsey's fight management from 1915 to 1925 for bouts against Billy Miske Bill Brennan and Georges Carpenti Dempsey said he owes Hayes nothing through counsel.
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New York
Jack Dempsey
Supreme Court Today
Theodore P.teddy Hayes
Fromm
Radio hookup for World Series announced in New York
A radio hookup for the World Series was announced in New York as officials outline broadcast plans. Details on stations and schedule were not fully clarified in the fragment.
Gary strike: pupils hiss head over Negro enrollment
About 1,200 Emerson High School students in Gary Indiana refused to attend classes with Black students, booing Superintendent Wirt and a committee plan. The protest, tied to segregation, drew criticism from the NAACP led by James Weldon Johnson who called the event commercialized racial conflict.
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Blames Klan
New York
Emerson High School
Gary
Ind
Ku Klux Klan
James Weldon Johnson
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Kiwanis Fashion Show Attracts Attention With Varied Attire
Living models displayed diverse outfits across two nights at the State Armory, featuring J. T. Muller Haberdashery, John D. Hendricx son dry goods, Thomas H. Halter stores, and Young Men's Shop. Models included James Cornpropst Donald Fout Lorraine Thomas Agnes Fisher and others showing sports wear derby hats evening dresses coats millinery and more. Additional models were announced for tonight with a range of costumes to be shown.
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Kiwanis
State Armory
J. T. Muller Haberdashery
James Cornpropst
Donald Fout
Cornpropst
Mr. Fout
Princeton Oxford
J. Walter
Zeigler
Fout
John D. Hendricx Son Dry Goods
Misere Lorraine
Carolyn Thomas
Katherine Refosberg
Coata
Pearl Baer
Agnes Fisher
Thomas H. Hal Ter
Scorgetti
Snyder's Millinery
Jacob H. Schmidt
Hany Sherald
Mrs. George & Trittapee
Park Avenue
Trittee Fee
Frederick Stores
Charles Butther
Waren Reid
Verem 'Smith
M Iiss
Kathryn Barrick
C‘odels
Diserest
Faces charge of murder after death of husband
Newcastle Pa Sept 2 AP obs Ina Whitteck faced a murder charge after the death of her husband William Ro Whittelck a railroad fireman from bullet wounds allegedly inflicted in a jealous rage. They had three small children.
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Newcastle
Ina Whitteck
Huggins Names Big Four for World Series
The article notes manager Huggins naming a four-man rotation for the World Series with key pitchers Miller and others in consideration. It discusses limiting commitments and the order of duty to determine who starts and relieves as the series unfolds.
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Huggins
Unclear text fragment from historical notice
Fragmentary OCR text references individuals and a possible marriage record with foreign or radical context, but lacks coherent details or verifiable names and places.
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