Strasberger’s Place Raided on GTH Street by Police
Police raided Strasberger’s Place at 104 West Soxth Street early morning arresting six occupants George Strasberger Sam Westerman Ralph Higdon John Reilly Rich Andre Lee Andre and Schilling on charges of illegal possession for sale drunken and disorderly conduct and illegal sales of intoxicating liquor. Liquor wine and 18 cases of beer seized as evidence with 17 cases destroyed. Bond amounts and preliminary hearing set for involved parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterring
George Strasperger
West Soxth Street
George Strasberger
Sam Westerman
Ralph W. Higdon
John Reilly
Rich
Lee Andre
Med
Scrassberger Place
Oelock
Charles Devilbiss
Verney Smith
Particl
Consid
Scheli
Walsh
Mituics
Deviltiss. Smith
Geo. Hoffras
McHenry
Sherif Wm. C. Roderick
Piper
Strasberger
Westermay
Higdon
Reilly
Andro
Schilling
Géer
Higdon Declne
Richard Granshaw
Cordeliaranshaw
Lindsay Brown
Richard Cranshaw
Morey
Cranshaw
Ajil
Indiana Day Leader Released From Prison
E S Shumaker superintendent of the Indiana Anti Saloon League was freed from the state penal farm after serving 53 days of a 60 day sentence for contempt of the Indiana Supreme Court. Seven days were cut for good behavior. He called the confinement an interesting experience and said bootleggers he met planned to go straight. Also notes on local club meeting and social events with names and brief details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putnamville
Ind
E.S. Shumaker
Indiana Anti-Saloon League
State
Indiana Supreme Court
Prohibition Teader
Sanitary Grocery Moves to Patrick Street Site
An agreement dated April 2 involving Sanitary Grocery Company assigns a Patrick Street site to the grocer for 15900 dollars with a renewal option. The lease allows operation of a branch store under Walser N realtor, with a broad merchandise line including toys and art items, and notes retirement of partners Brisk and JLM.
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Agretiet Tedee Bas Beer
Mucosa Clary Grocery Company
Memiy Coy
Cyst
Aepears
Cocumens
Sary
Walser N Realtor
HLM
Brisk
Jlms
Hrisit Bres
Map Program for Boys' Week Here
An overview of the annual local Boys Week from April 23 to May 4 outlines varied activities and sponsors. Opening Sunday will be Boys Day in the Churches, with talks in schools led by G. Lloyd Palmer. Events include Boys Day in Citizenship, a Kiwanis athletic program, a Father and Son banquet, Rotary club entertainment, and football-style talks. May 1 features speeches by Richard Harlow and a high school band, with a citywide meeting and movie. May 2 announces Lions Club events, and May 3–4 cover Boy Scout exhibits and activities at the First Regiment Armory. The observance, run by multiple local groups, aims to celebrate boyhood in Frederick, led by committee chair Robert L. War Reid and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Lloyd Palmer
John S. Rennpeke
Western Maryland College
Westminster
Frederick High School
Afr. Harlow
Mags
Boss
City Opera House
Frederick Lions Lab
Frederick
Robert L. War- Reid
Byron A. Winebroner
Charles W. Ross
90 Cents Debt Leads Girl to Shoot Herself
In Baltimore on a church afternoon, a 15 year old girl faced threats over a debt. She attempted self harm after being told to expose the debt to her family. She was taken to a hospital in critical condition. Nearby, newlyweds aged 155 years are noted, and a set of details about a ceremony and a family with several children is mentioned. The report mixes unclear lines about various individuals and events from Ride A. Brean and Berlin connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Bali Bey
Helen Maz
A. Brean
Watkins
Maryland Auto License Tag Bill Draws Support and Opposition
Proponents tout easier access for motorists as the bill moves through legislature and toward the governor’s signature. Opposing commissioner Baughman cites practicality and legal concerns about expenses and administration. The measure would let county clerks issue licenses and transfer titles with local handling, under oversight, while fees accrue to the county treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
A & Ie
Alve Xe
Circuit Court
Maryland
Ehactmeat
Tly
Annapots
Tibie Cinkba
Howse
Senate
LeRoy McCardell
Frederick County
House of Delegates
Ritchie
Baughman
Tare
Ig Srsoas
Baltimore
Civil cases resumed in Pitt morning court session
The civil trial calendar reopened with Judge Neaman presiding. In A A Haugh vs E M Shank of Hor sae grocery Bil 35 the court awarded the plaintiff a verdict amounting to 146.23 dollars. Haugh was represented by Bennett. Shanklr 705 WLS. ton, vs Ray Friss of Pens er afternoon session indicates further actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitt
Jarge
Prices Make Grisk Recovers
Overnigh cease affects market confidence as traders react to uncertain conditions. Public notices indicate shifts in pricing for key commodities and financial instruments, with investors watching special reports for guidance.
Hoover Thanks City For Letter To President Hoover
Frederick officials express appreciation for a letter from Lawrence Riches about President Hoover and his plans near Catoctin Furnace. Schools in Frederick close June 7 except Brunswick High, which stays open four days to make up time. Continued discussions cover storm insurance, resignations, and upcoming commencement dates for high schools.
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Biarch
Majer
Frederick
Herbert Hoover
Lawrence Riches
Catoctin Furnace
Riches
Enmoubat
Richey
Frederck
Fublic Schools
Frederick City
Dune 7
Ly County
G. Liord Pai
Frederick County
Brunswick Papils
Winehes
Scinol
Adamstown
Burrattsville
Myle S. Downing
Emmitsburg
Thurmont
Ross Smith
Pershing Praises Herrick Amid Paris Farewell Tribute
General John J. Pershing spoke with emotion at the bier in the Pro-Cathedral as France pays tribute to late American Ambassador Herrick. Spanish ambassador Count Quinones de Leon and Premier Polhecare joined in praising Herrick’s loyalty and patriotism. Thousands line the embassy route as the funeral cortege proceeds to Brest for transport to Herrick’s homeland.
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Dlipramult Corps
Amera Paris
Simpuck
Joh J. Pershlag
Dean Beekman
Brest
Four Ville
of Tena
Pierre Premier de Serche
George Cinq
Three Burned to Death in Monoplane Crash
A monoplane crash in Scott City Kansas killed three men this morning. Victims named are Dr. G. C. MacGinnis of Scott City, traveling salesman F. Flournoy of Wichita, and another passenger. The craft rose to warm up preflight for a fishing trip to Colorado when it plunged from about 500 feet and burst into flames on impact. The accident occurred as the plane struck the ground near the city.
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Scott City
Kan
Apt
G. C. MacGinnis
Bn Flournoy
Wichita
Thelourney
Colorado
Annual Declamation Contest Held at House
The annual declamation contest was held with contestants from Paps and surrounding areas presenting orations and dramatic readings. Judges evaluated delivery, clarity, and expression as participants competed for top honors.
Retail Stores Form Association in Frederick County
Fifty metagretery stores across Frederick County joined the Retail Stores Form Association to coordinate operations and advertising. The initial meeting named F Staub as president and Phillip R Winebrener as manager. Eighty-one attendees heard plans for uniform branding, Serv-U-Sere-D stores, weekly simultaneous specials, and cooperative newspaper advertising to strengthen independent retailers.
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Metagretery
Fredericck
Leote Ieanersis Abe
F. Staub
Lynch Gros
C. G.praley
Hind
Ward Stauffer
Jamies H. Harris
EB. Mensell
F. V. Staub
Frederick
C. G. Frastty
Emmitsburg
Lynch Gross
Bronsewick
Edgar Smith
Philip R. Winebrener
Rederick
Walke
Phillip R. Winebrener
Winebrewer
Addion
Frederick County
Frederick City
Co-Oper
Merbo
United States
Revolutionary Leaders Escape After Fierce Battle
Conflicting reports describe insurgent forces breaking from Jimenez toward Santa Rosalia with heavy losses to federal troops. Mexican campaigns extend to Jalisco and Guanajuato as General Calles vows extermination and reports claim 8,000 rebels divided, with key leaders Eucobar Cartes Urbalejo said to flee toward Santa Rocallo amid air raids and aerial combat near Naco where a federal bombing plane was shot down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Reforma
Fult
Cahuahus
V Stne
Cruz
Jimengs
Calles
Jalisco
Guanajuato
Eucobar
Cartes
Urbalejo
Santa Rocallo
Maran
Mazatlan
Naco
Sonora
Mexico
Lames
Fars
Topete
Here
Black Slightly Hurt In Automobile Mishap
Aix en Proven, France April 4 AP Van Lear Black Baltimore publisher suffered a minor head injury in a car crash while hurrying toward Paris after a forced plane landing near Zentimeglim. A cyclist crossed the street in Nice and the car braked sharply. He will rest a few days before continuing to London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aix-En-Proven
France
van Lear Black
Baltimore
Zentimeglim
Paris
Nice
Feur
London
Man kills wife with axe then shoots self in Pa residence
Fragmentary AP copy reports a homicide suicide in a Pennsylvania apartment. Details are garbled but indicate a man killed his wife with an axe and then shot himself. Names and places are unclear due to damaged text.
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Apt
Frank
Reynolesville
Krat
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