Delayed Strike Halts Calvary Church Work at Batandst
Delays persist on the Calvary Church project at West Second and Bett streets as a second strike order affects stone work. Lloyd Culler, contractor, and the Bricklayers Union dispute wages and union status while Seymour Ruff and Sons, Inc. handles the masonry sub contract from Baltimore. A decision in the controversy is anticipated soon as parties weigh next steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary MC
West Second
Bett Streets
Lloyd C. Culler
Bricklayers, Masons and Plasterers Union of
Predesick
Culler
Frm
Seymour Ruff and Sons, Inc
Baltimore
Guiler
Four More Drop Out of Pyle Coast-to-Coast Race
Hancock Maryland April 8 AP C G Price's banioneers face ups and downs this week as they move from Frederick toward Uniontown with Ed Gardner closing in on John Salo. Peter Gavuzzi and Arthur Neston follow, while four more entrants quit the race including the Belgian Devthers and others unable to start from Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pyle
Hancock
C. G Price
Cleveland
Appalachian Mountains
Uniontown
Ed Gardner
Dusky Tunner
Seatte
John Salo
Palmic
N. J
Frederick
Salo
Frederick Hautock
Peter Gavuzzi
England
Gardner
Arthur Neston
South Africa
Devthers
Kati
Jual Cools
Thomas B. E
Bombs Explode in Delhi Legislature During Session
Two bombs exploded in the Delhi Legislative Assembly while in session injuring several. Panic spread as gallery spectators dispersed. Police arrested two men found with bombs and pistols. Sir George Schmister and Sir John Simon were present in the assembly and president's gallery respectively. A red pamphlet from Hindustan Socialist Republican Army was tossed into the room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delhi
India
Legislative Assembly
George Schmster
Hindustan Socialist Republican Army
John Simon
Three Executed Sentences For Stock Fraud Case
John T. Locke and Herbert C. Locke were sentenced to three years each in the Atlanta penitentiary. George P. Seherlait received four years for using falsified mats to defraud the Canario copper sale. The case centers on stock fraud involving these individuals in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Apc
John T. Locke
Herbert C Locke
Atlanta
George P. Seherlait
Race follower fined for disorderly conduct interference
Coster of C. A. Coster was fined 20 for disorderly conduct and 20 and costs for interfering with an officer during the transcontinental marathon caravan attached to Pyles. Deputy Steiner testified, a car was located on Patrick street near Court, and the man who gave the name Coster became abusive. He claimed his "stuff" would not be taken by seven deputies, then was arrested and later released after payment of fines and costs. The attachment against the machine was settled and the case closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgeny
William F. Steiner
Patrick Street
Court
Noone
Coster
Cosier
Steiner
Justice Bennett
Coster Jacer
State Fair Assn to Meet in City
Maryland Association of Agricultural Fairs representatives will meet Friday at 3 p.m. in the Francis Scott Key hotel to discuss fair operations across the state and the appointment of out of town ticket takers for the Frederick Fair October 15 to 18. Officers are Dr. Charles H. Conney president R. Smith Snader vice president Guy E. Motter secretary and C. L. Gilpin treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Association of Agricultural Pairs
Francis Scott Key
Frederick
Reninert
Baltimore
Charles H. Conney
R. Smith Snader
New Windsor
Guy E. Motter
This City
C. L. Gilpin
Death of Rt Rev Owen B Corrigan Shocks Baltimore
Baltimore April 6 AP Rt Rev Owen B Corrigan Catholic auxiliary bishop of Baltimore and vicar general died at St Agnes Hospital after years with heart disease and bronchitis He was 60 born in Baltimore and served 56 years as a priest closely allied with Cardinal Gibbons His Baltimore career included leadership at St Marys Industrial School St James School of Boys and his last pastorate was St Gregorys church State Council To Meet in Elkton Maryland will hold its annual meeting at Elkton midweek State Vice Councillor Clarence M Phreeger expected to be elected State Councillor others from Francis Scott Key Council and nearby unions will attend Stab Meets Jug Bridge Women’s Club met Fridy with Miss Fray Hiteshew leading poetry read and apple preserves demo by Miss Marie Dixon at the home of Mrs Alpert King on Saturday evening
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Owen B. Corrigan
Sthanocese
St Agnes Hospital
Cardinal Gibbons
Rome
St. Patrick's Church
Washington
D. C
St. Mary’s Industrial School
St. James’ School of Boys
Ife
St. Gre-gorys Church
State Council
State Council of
Maryland
Order United: American Men
Elkton
Nis
Clarence M. Phreeger
Francis Scott Key Council
Probex
Wm. C. Recenck
Natonal
Francis Sect
Key Council
Wille
John W. Falk
Frankyn M
Jug Bridge
Frcy Hiteshew
Tifteen
Inéelang Waghed
Marie Dixon
181 Planes Ready for Duty If Attack Comes
American air forces stood ready to defend the Arizona border if Mexican revolutio nary fighting widens. The week saw the insurgents on the defensive in Sonora Chihuahua and Sinaloa while federals pressed advances in Chihuahua and Sinaloa. Rebels planned to concentrate in Sonora if needed for a push on federal lines.
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Associated Press
Arizona
Sonora
Chihuahua
Sinaloa
Giber
Winc
Jimenez
la Reforma
Vera Graz
Pepersace Denies Cecil County Charges In Cleanup Probe
A. Pepersace and associate Clarence Moore deny that their Cecil county cleanup yielded only three convictions in twelve cases. They contest a $975.15 bill, claim seventy-one cases handled with fifty-nine convictions, and say loot from bootleggers led to federal actions. Pepersack notes six weeks of county work and Moore’s temporary employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pmathias A A. Pepersace
Cecil County
Clarence B. Moore
Baltimore
Pepersack
R. C. Dodson
Rising Sun
Dodson
Commissioner of Motor Vehicles
District Federal Court
Peper‘sack
West Virgina
Dodson Pepersack
Moore
Che
Berry le
Cech
West Indian ships carry liquor report
A report from AP quotes Assistant j 7 Lowmar describing how a ship named Juan was halted by a coast guard boat. He states the law allows the coast guard to take such action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowmar
Juan
Acores Guard
Coast Guard
Broadcast plans unveil Washington opening game ceremony
New York April 8 AP reports that the Columbia broadcasting company will air the Washington opening ceremony on April 16. President Hoover will throw out the first ball to start the American Legion league season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Columiia Br ‘ m
Washington
Hooves
Lemus Eerther
Dr T S Eader and Miss Eppley Marriage Recorded
In Me state and county, Dr T S Eader and Miss Eppley wed as part of a local club and committee affiliations noted. The records show Dr A A Regeln involved in related civic groups and fraternity memberships in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Demat
A. A. Regeln
Ebet Istophe
1 Hwang Club
Nee Commitee
47 Girls Clubs Plan Federation
About 50 officers and leaders from Frederick county 4-H clubs met at Church Street school to organize a county federation and plan a second annual rally for about 200 youths next month. May rally expected at First Regiment Armory with committees and a constitution to be named. talks by Helen and Annie Witter and others highlighted the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
4-Hirls
Frederick County
Church Street
Helen Witter
Annie Witter
Harmony Grove
Ruby Rhoderick
Urbana Club
Harmony Grove Club
Evelyn Webster
Braddock Club
Barbara Hickman
Point of Rocks Club
Helen Pearson
Katharne Baker
Guy Bell
Buckeystown
Lucille Nicodemus
New Market
Adamstown
Phoebe Dutrow
Kathryn Allcutt
Margaret Biser
Irene Ausherman
Braddock
Agatha Hoke
Julia Schaffer
Ruth Schaffer
Ruth Summers
Evron Webster
Ruth Adams
Elon Bell
Broad Run
Hilda Slifer
Evelyn Darmer
Burkittsville
Margie Stevens
Jesse Magaha
Jeremony Grove
Eleanor Thomas
Nellie Witter
Evelyn Thomas
Dorothy Thomas
Jefferson
Margaret Thrasher
Mary Bussard
Helen Remsburg
Fingerprints Lost In Westminster Bank Robbery Case
Three suspects held by police in the Westminster Bank theft case were released after bank employees could not identify them. A camera containing fingerprint plates from the bandits was accidentally smashed by Bertillon Bureau members on returning to Baltimore. The released men are Ernest Myers Isaac Sapperstein and Thomas A Philips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
Westminster
Bertillon Bureau
Seine
Ernest Myers
Isaac Sapperstein
Thomas A. Philips
Conunt
Road Commission appointments progress noted in county
The Mema TPECAICE CODH event is annual under county road supervisors. The Cients Commission has begun but made little progress. Ratification cards and appointments are being prepared, with Commissioner Rosese and P L Brown announced.
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Cients Commission
Torrid April Feared to End Soon by Seer Forecast
Forecaster cautions April heat may ease tomorrow as cold snaps threaten fruit with frost. Eastern seaboard expected clouds and showers. Frederick and New York report 90 degree heat today, with cooling breezes from the southwest. Blossoms furiously progress as gardeners warn damage from sudden cold after a two week warm spell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Mercury
Ume
Surprise Party Honors William F. Childs Jr. Farewell
A farewell party for District Engineer William F. Childs Jr who recently resigned from the State Roads Commission was hosted by Mrs Childs at the Childs home on Clarke Place. Attendees included colleagues from the commission and various officials, with gifts and prizes presented to J Campbell Bennett Hodges Childs.
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William F. Childs
State Roads Commission
Clarke Place
Childs
Charles Smith
Ralph Bowers
Helen Ordeman
C. H. Derr
W. E. Sayers
F. Lam. Smith
R. H. Richardson
Dew_ H. Reynolds
W. N. Barnes
W. BR. Motter
E. J. Fisher
A. K. Mantz
EL B. B.D. Nos
C. D.C. Wawrprenes
M. T. DeLauter
J. 0. Riggero
J F. Marlow
Alert
Senseney
D. Brich
Francis Keefer
T. BE. Russell
Chids
And
Car Strikes Vehicle in Midnight Breddock County
An open Ford touring car was damaged when it swerved from the Breddock pike and collided with a Bee Fee County club near midnight Sunday. Sergeant J J Cassidy of the State Police investigated the affair and made an arrest, securing the scene.
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Breddock Pike
Fee County Ciub
J. J. Cassidy
Oficer
Cay
To Jail 3 Months Seat of Jane Se
A brief note reports a three month jail sentence tied to a person named Jane Se. The item notes the sentence duration and the seat or jurisdiction related to the case.
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Jane
Washington and Berkeley Bridge Company Financial Ledger
Public records recount the Washington and Berkeley Bridge Company finances from 1907 to 1978 including tolls, stock movements, dividends, revaluations, and corporate officers. Toll revenue totaled about 312431.9 dollars across 1924 to 1978 with dividends fluctuating from 24 percent in 1924 to 14 thousand plus a 200 thousand stock dividend in 1927.
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Martinsburs
Wits City
Hagerstown
Public Service
Washington and Berkeley
Campany
Maryinnh
Havre de Grace
Washingtos and Berkeley Bridge Company
S. J M. Sunier
Rogerstown
D. K. Cushiva
Williamsport
Willant Stake
Market Seesaws Between Bull And Bear As Trading Slows
New York shares swung hot and cold as control shifted between bulls and bears. The market lacked decisive direction with outside public hesitating to buy or sell. Trading stayed largely professional with merchandising shares leading the late-day rally as call money climbed to seven percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cis ‘St S
Fire at Francis Scout Wry Hotel Kitchen
A grease fire sparked in the Francis Scout Wry hotel's kitchen shortly before ten this morning. The Independent engine arrived to extinguish the blaze with chemicals, mostly above the stoves. Only cosmetic damage occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Scout Wry
Heir Tails Quahe seared Omaia ora traaping ey oral
A fragmented report describes a local incident with unclear terms. Readable portions mention a person named Omaia and a reference to a location or event labeled Coscaga 32 meat ob tme and Cayitke, with no clear outcome or date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quahene
Omaia Ora
Coscaga
Sinclair Must Go To Jail Three Months Supreme Court Decision
The Supreme Court today upheld a three month jail term and a $500 fine for Sinclair after he refused to answer questions before a Senate committee about the Teapot Dome leases. Justice Butler delivered the opinion, stating the questions were pertinent to the inquiry and not a private matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinclair
Supreme Court
Washingter Arai
CAP
Harry Fu
Naval Oil Reserve
Senate
Teapot Dome
United States
Butler
Nicaragua's Dr Sacasa enters politics as U S relations warm
April report describes Dr Juan Bautista Sacasa, new Nicara guan minister to the United States, a physician with a bedside diplomacy. It notes his career rise through Central American politics, his views on US conduct, and his role in seeking fair elections amid past objections and marine interventions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bodnex Dutcaerea Service
Westere
Sacasa
Columbia University Medical School
New York
Columbus Hospital
United States
Buckeystown Woman's Club Holds Meetings and Reports
Meetings were held at homes of Mrs. C. H. Millard and Mrs. Steineck Shankle. Miss Pearson spoke on furniture arrangement and pictures. Officers and chairmen for the year include President C. E. Malin and others. Delegates to the Maryland Federation were named. Music week noted for May 10 with community singing. The next meeting set for April 18 at Mr. C. E. Nichols with Miss Helen Smith on Fine Arts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckeystowrn Woeman's Club
C. BH. Millard
Steine Ec Shankle
Misa Pearson
C. E Malin
Alts
Alts. J. BE. Ainsworth; Secretary, Mra. C. & Nichols; Treasurer, Mra
D. T
Mira. Putman
Reading
Hail
J. &. Ainsworth
Woman's Organization and Forestry
Barry Keller
Our Forest
J. H. Baxer
E.R. Nicodemus
Maryland Federation
Baltimore
C. E. Nichols
Helen Bmith
Black powder found in parcel to Roosevelts portrait
A parcel post package addressed to Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt contained only black powder, described by Bom Squad detectives as a scare bomb. The device was deemed harmless and did not involve dynamite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Latin American Policy Shifts Amid US Interest Debate
The report discusses Latin American reactions to US policy, noting a desire to resist past Washington power plays and to see Latin leaders gain influence. It highlights figures like Sacasa and Portes Gil, and suggests a trend toward more independent diplomacy amid lingering distrust of external pressures.
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Sacasa
Arora
Siclans
Honduras
Ecuador
Portes Gil
Secass Sats
Game
Leon
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Ork
New Cavalry Church
L. C. Culler
Union
Versy
State Fair Assn
B. Corrigan
Border
Pepersace
Towson Church
Girls Clubs Plan Federation
Armory
Java
Garden
Frecerck Male Seminary Alumhat Association
Ostrander
Weedee
William F. Childs, JR
Ia Bossiez
Aller
Williamsport Mridge Farina
Nicaragua
Sucusa
Gieat
Salvador Calderon Ramirez
Acck
Wilac
Diego Chamorro
Dent Solorzano
Mmariges
Fallantas
Mexico
Central America
Ystown
Chatman
Roosevelt
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