Thief Steals Suits in Local Store Burglary
About 30 garments including suits and overcoats stolen from Young Men's Shop early Sunday morning were recovered in Frederick. Value exceeds $1,000. Sheriff Albaugh and deputies traced recovered clothing from Washington police and expect further recoveries soon. Justice hearing for Claude Countee scheduled Friday. Final plans for the Eighth Annual Automobile Show at the Armory next week announced with thousands of letters sent and several hundred complementary tickets. The show features multiple car brands, decorations, and a prize for attendees.
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Frederick
Ingomar W. Albaugh
Washington
Albaugh
D. G. Everhart
Grayson B. Haller
Claude Countee
J. Grahame Johnson
Robert F. Barrick
Automobile Club of Maryland
Harbaugh Auto
Nudson
Essex
Green Motor Company
Apperson
Coran Garage Company
Jefferson
Ford
Frederick Motor Company
Potts and Griffin, Insurance
H. & H. Motor and ‘Tire Co
Maryland Motor Machine Company
Willis Motor Company
Fredrick Motor Company
Kaufman Motor Com’pany
Theat Garage Company
Central Garage
Sabotage Charged In Trial Over $2 250 000 Suit
In Baltimore federal court the Milburn Company sues for 2.25 million alleging sabotage and bribery involving government officials. The trial opened with Judge Soper presiding as J Kemp Bartlett outlined Sherman and Clayton anti trust law aims and the case's basis. A dispatch notes a Telegram urged Morris A. Soper for attorney general. Nearby, Knights of Pythias members plan a trip to Baltimore for Mizpah Lodge ceremonies while local bank clearings show a March rise to 3 271 139 58 from 3 111 309 38 last year. Noah B Cramer and Son sold the Gregg property at 208 West South Street to Mr and Mrs Ame Jr Cecil who will take possession.
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Assa Press
Baltimore
Eixprosiong
Enchide Trist
Alex Milburn Company
Soper
United States
J. Kemp Bartlett
Milburn Company
Dr. Bartlett
Morris A. Soper
Harry MM. Daugherty
President Coolidge
Rene
Harp
Maryland
Reno S. Harp
Mr. Coolidge
Northampton
Massachusetts
Warp
President
Take Louise
Canada
Mountain City Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Mizpah Lodge
Castle
Court Street
Hagerstown
John B. Kieffer
Noah B. Cramer
Gregg
Ame Jr
Cecil
Frederick
Frederick City
Frederick County
J. R Cohen
East Third
Misses Dutrow
East Patrick
L. E. Cole
John A. Harris
Mrs. Lea Purdy
East Fourth
Lewis B. Brachey
East Fifth
Charles W. Smith
A. R. Trace
Braddock Heights
Patrick Court
L. C. Ahalt
Henry Magahn
Middletown
EK. C. Sanner
Michael
Baltimore Pike
Vernon T. Smith
Mrs. J. A. House
Gchurch
G. L. Purdy
John G. Young
West
Patrick
Charles Coblentz
Schley Avenue
Clarence Main
L 'Trail Ave
S. F. Stull and Company
Lewistown
B. F. Ricketts
West Fifth
C. RB. Miller
Graceham
Jacob H. Mackley
West Fourth
Murray Esworthy
Ed. M. Randeberger
West Third Street
TS. A. Schultz
Dillavenur
L. B. Burke
West South
Guy Font
South Market
B. A
Marley Schwearing
J. Wilbur Warner
Washington and Center
Fast Fifth
Gertrude Speak
Frank L. Crum
Dill Avenue
Jf, Davis
Lawrence B. Bentz
Fast South
Trial Avenue
Clen C. Green
Trail Avenue
J. I. Cronenburg
Charles Anders
Wear Patrick
Notable Adams County Attorney Seeks Bankruptcy
J Lawrence Butt of Gettysburg, among Adams County’s oldest attorneys and a prominent landowner, files for voluntary bankruptcy in the U S district court at Scranton. Rumors suggest a major financial collapse. liabilities include a $100,000 mortgage and about $50,000 more. He owned Buttonwood Stock Farms famed for fine horses and cattle.
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J. Lawrence Butt
Gettysburg
Adams County
United States District Court
Scranton
Butt
Buttonwood
Orchard Company
Zihlman Files Re-Election Certificate Amid Vindication Claim
Representative Frederick M. Zihlman of Maryland's Sixth District filed his candidacy for re election on Monday He said a grand jury investigation vindicated him and he had received congratulations from the Republican delegation in the General Assembly, which pledged support.
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Frederick M. Zihlman
Maryland
Zihiman
General Assembly
Mellon Attacks Higher Estate Tax in Revenue Bill
Secretary Mellon denounced the House revenue bill increase in estate tax rates calling it economic death by own action. He argued the estate tax is a levy on capital and that excess should differ from Russia’s revolutionists, urging the tax be left mainly to the states.
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Associated Press
Washington
House
Mellon
Senate Finance
Russia
Melon
Temperature Rise Likely On Thursday
Forecaster predicts a warm up will follow tonight's cold snap with temperatures rising to the mid forties or near fifty by Thursday. Tuesday's high barely reached freezing while Tuesday night plunged to 27 degrees with ice and snow remaining on the ground. A few light snows are possible before month’s end, with past Aprils showing heavy snows on certain dates.
Grove Before Grand Jury in Washington Conspiracy Case
Harry A. Happy Grove goes to Washington to answer a federal grand jury summons after being found guilty of conspiracy to transport liquor. His Frederick co defendants Wilbur Routzahn John Routzahn and Albert White were acquitted. A new trial motion rests on jury charge errors and mentions 700 barrels shipped from Outerbridge Harsey distillery to Scotland.
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Harry A
Grove
Washington
Federal Grand Jury
District of Columbia
Robert F. Leach, Jr
United States District Court
Wilbur Routzahn
John Routzahn
Albert White
Frederick
Mr. Leach
Morris A. Soner
Leach
Outerbridge-Harsey
Burkittsville
Scotland
House of Representatives
Soper
Phig
C L Express Derailment Kills Engineer Near Woodford
The Atlantic Coast Line Florida special train from New York to Florida derailed near Woodford Virginia damaging eight coaches. The engineer was killed, the fireman seriously injured, and several passengers shaken but none injured.
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Richmond
Akelantie Coget Line
Florida
New York
Woodford
Rebels Press Defenses Near Tegucigalpa
Washington reports say revolutionary forces advanced on Tegucigalpa Honduras city defenses in renewed attacks that began yesterday morning and resulted in captured outlying positions amid ongoing military actions. Benjamin W. Saxton resigns as First National Bank cashier in Hagerstown after two years of service. EE. J. Smead Jr appointed temporarily to duties until successor named. Saxton previously worked at Woodsboro Savings Bank.
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Associated Press
Washington
Tegucigalpa
Honduras
Benjamin W. Saxton
First National Bank
Hagerstown
EE. J. Smead, Jr
Fidelity and Trust Company
Baltimore
Woodsboro
Woodsboro, Savings Bank
Frederick residents relocate despite heavy snow prompt
A major winter storm fails to stop the annual fittings in Frederick on Tuesday. A partial list shows hundreds moving from old homes to new abodes across Frederick city and county, with names and new addresses scattered through the town.
Bandits Take $100000 From Bank Car in Montreal
Armed men held up a motor car carrying Bank of Hochelaga currency in Montreal. They escaped with 100000 after killing a bank employee. the bandits left 140000 behind. Chief Inspector Lamare confirmed the death and the robbery details.
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Associated Press
Montreal
Bank of
Stone Named Attorney General by Coolidge
Washington April 2 Hanan Wilke Stone of New York has been chosen by President Coolidge as Attorney General. He was formerly dean of Columbia University law school and later with the New York firm Satterlee Canfield and Stone.
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Associated Press
Washington
Hanan Wilke Stone
New York
Coolidge
Stone
Columbia University Law School
Columbia
Satterlee, Canfield and Stone
Five Die as Livingston Hotel Fire Ravages Grand Rapids
Five persons are dead and four others critically injured after a fire at the Livingston Hotel in Grand Rapids Michigan. The six story brick hotel suffered about 200000 dollars in losses. Victims include Bessie Marlowe Jennie Evans John Kelley and Gilles Wade who perished or were fatally trapped. Others remained missing as rescue efforts continued.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Livingston
Bessie Marlowe
Reed City
E. S
Sargeant
Jennie Evans
Gilles Wade
Iis
John Kelley
Short Covering Gains In Volume In Early Trading
New York stocks rose as short covering advanced and many previously pressured issues rebounded. Call money opened at 4.5 percent as the market recovered through the morning session.
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Associated Press
New York
Call Money
Plans to Speed Up Senate Legislation
Washington April 2 a breakfast conference on speeding up Senate legislation was attended by about a dozen senators. The article lists numerous named residents and addresses, noting movement and transfers in a local election or administrative context.
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Senate
Associated Press
Washington
Wille Mouse
Indictments Sought in War Fraud Probes by Witness
GH L Scaife urged indictments of Harry M Daugherty Secretary John Weeks and others in Wright Martin and Magneto Company subjects. He claimed DOJ blocked a Roma airship inquiry and pressed for indictments. The Wright Martin case and related testimony on campaign contributions were debated as the committee adjourned until Monday.
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Associated Press
Washington
Justice Department
GH. L. Scaife
Department
Daugherty Investigating Committee
Iis
Harry M. Daugherty
John W. Weeks
Wright- Martin
Roma
Norfolk
Department of Justice
William J. Burns
Schaife
Moses
New Hampshire
Weeks
Daugherty
Charley Haydon
Wright-Martin Board
Guy D
White
Gen. White
Democratic National Committee
US Committee
Spencer
Missouri
B. 0. Doheny
Harry I. Sinclair
Walsh
City Bond Bill Before Governor in Maryland Legislature
The city seeks Governor Hitchie signature on a 2500000 bond issue for improvements in Frederick County. Officials plan work within three weeks, with a special Aldermen meeting tonight to clear routine matters. A Boston Marathon entrant includes Clarence DeMarr, Melrose standout, among hopefuls.
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Hitchie
Board of Aldermen
Reader
Frcntion
Frederick County Delegaton
General Assembly
Legislatape
Wicete
Tt Fe
Alcinis
Zihlman Faces Probe Testimony As Hearings Open
The House Committee on investigations resumed closed hearings into Representatives Zihlman of Maryland and Langley of Kentucky. Elias H. Mortimer testified after Chicago grand jury sessions, with Zihlman’s counsel present. Langley is indicted for Prohibition era liquor withdrawals. open hearings seem unlikely for now as stenographic records are being kept for possible later release.
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Associated Press
Washington
House Committee
Zihlman
Maryland
Langley
Kentucky
House Labor Committee
Eling J. Mortimer
Chicago Grand Jury
Veterans’ Bureau
Chicago
Zablman
Ritche Expected to Sign Forest Reserve Bill
Governor Ritche is expected to sign a General Assembly bill authorizing the state to buy 19 000 acres of the Catoctin tract for a forest reserve at up to 3 per acre. The land adjoining Frederick city and watersheds could become a state forest with potential rifle range use and preservation goals. Local residents await the outcome of this state land purchase and protection effort.
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Ritchie
General Assembly
Catoctin
Forestry Department
Frederick City
Saunder
Frederick County
Two Killings Mark Cicero Election Turmoil
In Cicero, Illinois, a day after a turbulent village election, one man was killed and several wounded or abducted. A chauffeur named Joseph Smith was shot dead, and Frank Caponi, an emissary for a beer gang, was shot by police. The role of police in village politics remains unclear.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Cicero
Joseph Smith
Hank Frank Cgaponi
Alloser
Smith and La Follette Lead McAdoo and Coolidge at Primaries
Milwaukee reports show Governor Smith leading McAdoo with La Follette atop Coolidge for delegates at large. After 484 of 2574 precincts, La Follette has 34,80% to Coolidge 30, aa. Smith leads McAdoo 13,527 to 10,504 with 455 precincts reported.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
A. Smith
New York
William G. McAdoo
LaFollette
Coolidge
Smith
McAdoo
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