Deputy Sheriff Shot When Gun Slips in County Jail Yard
Deputy Sheriff Horace Radcliffe sustained a painful but not serious wound when his revolver slipped from its holster and discharged after striking the ground in the jail yard while he was filling a gasoline tank. The incident occurred about 10:30 AM. he was treated by Dr. B C Thomas and will remain indoors for several days.
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Horace Radcliffe
Radcliffe
B. C. Thomas
Mr. Radcliffe
Ladiesburg
Albaugh
Hit man with brick charge gives bail in Maryland incident
Arrest warrant issued for Barton Ramsburg for assault and battery after a February grand jury hearing. Ramsburg, connected to Henry Ramsburg, was released on $1,000 bond. the clash occurred near Burkittsville and Middletown amid family tensions. Deputy Sheriff Radcliffe later detained him before Justice John W. Lloyd.
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Irving W. Biser
Barton Ramsburg
John W. Lloyd
Petersville
Ramsburg
Burkittsville
Middletown
Henry Ramsburg
Biser
Iser
Parton Ramsburg
Horace Radcliffe
Lloyd
Frederick High Band to Perform Fundraiser Concert
The Frederick High School Band under director Fenton Harris will present a concert Thursday October 1 at 7 30 PM at Church and Court streets. It marks their first public appearance this year as they rehearse Tuesdays and Fridays. The event funds four new instruments and the band is self supporting with 45 members. a beginner band of 39 youth met Tuesday and will advance, with instruments largely school owned and purchased from prior concerts.
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Frederick High School
Fenton Harris
Church and
Court Streets
Mooney
Laymen's League Banquet At All Saints Church Parish House
Interest is shown in a joint Laymen's League dinner of All Saints church with members of 3Tace church Brunswick and guests Tom Hagerstown. It takes place this evening at 3 30 in the parish house with James A. Emery of Washington speaking on constitutional amendments especially the Child Labor clause. The event is open to ladies and the public. St Mary's charter Miss Emma R. Gittinger will head dinner and F W Harnwell will preside. A bowhead whale is valued at 15060.
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Emery
Alt 3Ainis Church
St. Mary's Charter
Emma R. Gittinger
Charce
F. W. Harnwell
League
Earthquake Shocks Felt in Montana and San Francisco
A sharp quake in Helena Montana at 230 am loosened snow on roofs and lasted six seconds. The Associated Press notes felt reports from Frisco with light tremor at 730 am and Oakland also affected though no damage reported.
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Associated Press
Helena
Mont
Frisco
San Francisco
Oakland
Officers Elected By Frederick County Free Library
At the annual meeting the Frederick County Free Library Association elected officers including Miss Bertha Trail as president and Miss Grace Neidig as secretary. The report shows 24 484 total circulations, 3 511 registered readers, 5 325 books in circulation, and 66 magazines. Library Day is slated for October 10 with a later annual canvass.
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Frederick County Free Library Association
Bertha Trail
Edith Ordeman
Grace Neidig
Harriet Kolb
Emma Newman
Mary Newman
J. H. Apple
Parsons Newman
Richard Ross
Arthur D Willard
Margaret Motter
H. L G. Kieffer
J. C. Hendrix
Wm. C. Johnson
Harriet Kolh
Katherine Wiener
F. W. Harnvwell
Elizabeth Lewis
Jesse L. C. Sunday
G. Lloyd Palmer
Louise Johnson
Arthur D. Willard
J. D. Baker
F. L. Stoner
J. Dutrow
Win. R. DeLashmutt
R. W. Baer
Eleanor M. Johnson
Milton
G. Urner
Eleanor Tull
Lillie Keller
George R. Dennis
Albert Brown
Edward
Eleanor H. Tull
Mary Neviman
Bull Vanquishes Enemy When He Charges Window
A bovine herd browsed Market Street toward Fifth when one bull left the group and charged a plate glass window at Lee Chevrolet Sales. The pane shattered, estimated at about $80, with insurance covering the loss. Employees Arthur Lambert and William Strine were in the showroom at the time.
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Chevrolet
Bovine
Lee Chevrolet
North Market Street
Abram Hemp
Marketi Street
Fifth Street
Ibull
Bul
Arthur Lambert
William Strine
Heinen Testifies in Shenandoah Inquiry at Lakehurst
Captain Anton Heinen former Zeppelin pilot testifies as a star witness before the naval court of inquiry at Lakehurst New Jersey on the Shenandoah crash Heinen faces sharp cross examination over his postwreck statements claiming the deaths were pure murder and questions over helium gas escape valve reductions he says contributed to the disaster Also note visits by J Croghan planning a two month trip to Ireland with stops in Cork Ballyme near Dublin and Paris compiling family ties and travel plans.
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Associated Press
Lakehurst
N. J
Anton Heinen
Naval Court of Inquiry
Heinen
Ireland
J. Croghan
Frederick
New York City
P. J. Croghan
Utica
Queensstown
Mr. Croghan
Cork
Bally Mee
Dublin
Siste
Paris
Frederick i
Chaplin's Mother Granted Temporary U S Stay
Washington reports Han nah Chaplin the elderly mother of comedian Charles Chaplin was given temporary permission to remain in the United States until February 1 1923. Since entering in 1920 she has been under care in a California home funded by her son with prior temporary extensions by emigration authorities.
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Associated Press
Washington
APJ
Hannah Chaplin
Charles Chaplin
United States
Charles Chapin
Department of Labor
Crop Conditions in Maryland for Week Ended Sept 30
Crop and weather conditions in Maryland report a cool week with favorable harvesting for crops and tree fruits, but dryness hampers late crops and pastures and delaying plowing. Most early corn has been harvested and fine tobacco is harvested. Some soviet grain in the north. Late potatoes ripening in Western Maryland. General soaking rain much needed.
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Washington
Maryland
Aranih
Marrland
Mitchell assigns blame to Navy Dept for Shenandoah wreck
Col. William Mitchell testified before the President's Aircraft Board charging the Navy Department with responsibility for the Shenandoah disaster and the PN-9’s failure to reach Hawaii. He said the Middle West dirigible mission violated law, equipment was bungled, and the PN-9 could not reach Honolulu without refueling.
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Associated Press
Washington
Shenandoah
Navy
Iawaii
Navy Department
William Mitchell
Middle West
Air Service
Airmea
Ilonolulu
Arctic
Tropics
Atlantic
Bank Official Recovers From Bank Holdup Wound
Baltimore sept 30 Johno A Damm official of the Broadway Savings Bank was reported improved at Johns Hopkins Hospital after being shot in an unsuccessful holdup. The second bandit known as Tarry Ovitz was killed in a duel with police. Police seek David Mitchell of Philadelphia as the suspected assailant. only two men were involved.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Johno A. Damm
Broadway Savings Bank
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Tarry Ovitz
Northwestern District
McCulloch Street
Joel Fleischman
Linden Avenue
David Mitchell
Philadelphia
Camm
Qovitz
Harry Clark
MacMillan Expedition Encounters Snow Storms at Sea
Lieutenant Commander Donald B. MacMillan reported by radio from Datule Harbor Labrador that Rowdoin faced gales and snow, delaying plans to return by October 10. He ordered Peary to Cape Breton to await the Rowdoin's arrival.
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Portland
Wiscasset
Donald B. MacMillan
Daniel W. Hoeze
Rowdoin
Datule Harbor
Labrador
Cape Briton
Spanish Morocco rebel attack at Canzier shocks Tetuan
In Canzier, Sept 20, rebel Moroccans shelled Teban the capital of Spanish Morocco causing seven Spanish casualties and damage to animals and buildings. Spanish artillery answered with shells toward Rif hills north of Tetuan with uncertain Rifian losses. Separate items report stock prices tumble in New York on Sept 30 and a Huntington plane crash injuring Perry Warner and G C Groves of Mitchel Field.
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Associated Press
Canzier
Teban
Spanish Morocco
Tetuan
New York
United States Steel
Huntington
N.Y
Perry Warner
G. C. Groves
Mitchel Field
Europe Views Americans as Money Chasers Rotary Talk
A Rotary Club luncheon heard Emory L. Coblenz and colleagues return from a ten week European tour. He said Europeans resent the idea Americans won the war and view us as money driven, noting language shifts toward English in schools and the desire to attract American travelers for economic reasons.
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Europe
Emory L. Coblenuts
Menmibers
Rotary Club
Francis Scott Key
Mr. Coblentz
Thomas B. Johnson
Cyrus F. Fook
B. C. Perry
Coblentz
America
England
British Isles
Belgium
Germany
Austria
Switzerland
Gemany
France
Italy
Criminal Docket Set as 74 Indictments Stir Pending Trials
Beginning Thursday at 9 30 oclock the September criminal docket opens with many cases undated. Seventy four indictments were returned by the grand jury affecting about 60 to 65 persons. Early trials include Robert Payne and the Websters with larceny charges from several North Market Street businesses.
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Robert Payne
North Market Street
M. P. Moller Co
Storm and Shipley
Haines Shoe Store
A. R. Remsberg
Georga
Maurice Webster
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Abandon Efforts To Raise Submarine S-51
Rescue operations for submarine S-51 have been suspended due to rough weather. Officials warned that salvaging the craft may be impossible for now and divers could patch hull damage and tow the vessel if conditions permit.
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Associated Press
U. S
New London
Conn
Christy
Rome
U.S
City of
Progressive Revived in Wisconsin Faith in Progressives Restored
Madison dispatch reports Wisconsin voters reaffirmed faith in progressive principles and reenlisted in the struggle to wrest control from special interests in Washington. Senator elect Robert M. La Follette declares the movement strong as the state readies to lead in reform efforts.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Washington
Robert Mo LaFollette
Wiconsin
Married man shot in apartment of divorcee in Germantown
Maurice E. Felt, wealthy Philadelphia real estate operator, shot in the right temple at the Germantown home of divorcee Miss Lilian M. Emmanuel. She says he shot himself, police have no other details. Felt in critical condition. his wife and child unaware of developments.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Maurice E. Felt
Lilian M. Emmanuel
Germantown
Miss Emmanuel
Felt
Tho Hospital
Democratic Women Meet in Baltimore Convention Headed by Houston Thompson
In Baltimore on September 30, about 200 women from across Maryland gathered for the Maryland Women's Democratic Association convention at the Rennett Hotel. Key business included electing permanent officers with emphasis on selecting a president. Houston Thompson, FTC member and advocate of stricter public utilities control, was to speak on The Essential American Traditions. Governor Ritchie and Mrs. Johnson Tee, national Democratic committeewoman, were also expected to speak.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Democratic Party
Maryland Women’s Democratic Association
Hotel Rennett
Houston Thompson
Federal Trade Commission
Tal
Ritchie
Johnson Tee
Denmark
Negotiations Advance Over French War Debt Settlement
Washington reports rapid progress in talks between French and American missions on the $14 billion war debt. A revision clause may trigger if France’s repayment capacity is overstated, while the American commission trims the annuity to 130 million. A proposed delay in payments depends on exchange market conditions to allow timing flexibility for cash transfers.
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Associated Press
Washington
American Commission
Slegates
Drunken motorist jailed after 30 day term imposed
Harvey K. Palmer, 42, of Smithourg, fined 100 dollars and costs for driving while intoxicated. Remanded for 30 days in default after a guilty plea before Justice Sherman P. Bowers. State Police halted him on the state road near Braddock Heights as he drove erratically with a woman passenger claiming to be housekeeper. Palmer admitted drinking and said he was en route from Smithburg to Frederick. he explained a drink was given by a passing motorist. He could not pay the fine, leading to imprisonment. He also noted he bought the car for 50 dollars and has spent more since.
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Harvey K. Palmer
Smithourg
Nquor
Palmer
Sherman P. Bowers
Braddock Heights
R.A. Atkinson
Splech
Smithburg
Frederick
Cumberland Doctor Guilty Under Drug Law
Dr. William Foard, a Cumberland physician of 20 years, was found guilty by a U S court jury of violating the narcotic act for selling 19 grains of codeine phosphate to federal agent Louis Rocchicioli. Government witness Webster Edwards testified the drug had been stolen from Truitt Drug Store on Virginia Avenue. Sentencing has not been pronounced.
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Associated Press
Cumberland
William ‘Ik Foard
United States
Louis C. Rocchicioli
Webster K. Edwards
Foard
Truitt
Virginia Avenue
Irish Defense Minister Assaulted in Philadelphia
Richard Mulcahy, defense minister of the Irish Free State, was struck at Independence Hall by a group of men and women during a visit with Interparliamentary Union members. About 15 people were arrested at the railroad station and hall, as delegates planned to leave for Washington that night.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Richard Mulcahy
Iish Free State
Independence Hall
Interparliamentary Union
Washington
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