Marsh Must Pay Wife Ten Dollars Weekly for Family Aid
Pierce Marsh pleaded guilty at a morning hearing before Judges Urner and Worthington to desertion and non support. He was ordered to pay his wife Mattie W. Marsh ten dollars weekly for the family for one year and bonds set at five hundred dollars. Marsh, who has traveled from California to Florida and Cuba, claimed he had been away for years while supporting his family at times. He was arrested in Asheville and brought back to the city by Deputy Sheriff Arthur Jones.
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Urner
Worthington
Pierce Marsh
Mattie W. Marsh
Marsh
Virginia
California
Florida
Cuba
Martie Walling
Asheville
North Carolina
Sherrii Arthur Jones
Blues Hold Sunday School Lead Over Reds in Contest
A Methodist Episcopal Sunday School session drew 625 attendees with 160 men in Leaders' Bible Class. Blues lead Reds by 2a points, Blues 469, Reds trailing. Several church activities occurred, including Junior League, Women’s Society programs, and Bible work in the Leaders’ Class.
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Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
Blues
Ter. Wrightson
Washington, D. C
J. O. Wrightson
Woman's Society
Jacob E. Fightin
Cyrus F. Fiook
al musiec
iternoon
Evangelical Lutheran Sundar S
Miss McCormick and Oser Head to London
Fragmentary report notes Miss McCormick and Mr Oser traveling to London accompanied by a fiancé named Ta’uenes. The text is garbled with several unclear phrases and likely OCR errors, but indicates plans or a trip with unspecified details and an implied financial or investment theme.
Mail Late Again Blames a Hot Box
Western Maryland officials attribute a one hour delay in delivering Frederick area mail to a hot box on the Western Maryland train meeting the H. F. trailer at Thurmont. The late arrival pushed the Thurmont departure past 6 AM and delayed delivery to local business men.
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Maryland
Frederick
Western Marland
Thurmont
Western Maryland
leares
Odd Fellows Home Site Groundbreaking Planned Next Week
The Odd Fellows plan a ground breaking for a new home north of North Market street pike with a road to the site to be built to prevent weather delays. Ceremonies are anticipated on three key milestones including the shop building corner store and dedication. Directors including Cohimbas Knott C Thomes Kemp R J Shaff Lewis A Rice Grayson E Bowers T A Longh and others will organize at a Thursday meeting after confirming future dates.
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Odd Fellows
North Market street
buildins committee
macedam
Robert A Bennett
Frederick union
directo
r_ Cohimbas Knott
C. Thomes Kemp
R. J. Shaff
Lewis A. Rice
Grayson E. Bowers
T. A. Longh
Tames FE
Dell
Property Deeds in County Court Record Listings
The court ledger lists numerous real estate transfers including Ernest I Powell and wife to Eu taw D Neighbours and wife for 209, Emma A V Koogle to Oscar C Main and wife for 1460, Roger B Wolfe to Calvin D H Summers and wife for 14, and many other conveyances within county records. Names include Currey, Hull, Martin, Grahem, Hovheimer, Nusbaum, Cram, Green, and various spouses with county or city designations and modest sums.
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Ernest I Powell
Eutaw D
Emma
A. V. Koogle
Oscar C. Main
Roger B. Wolfe
Calvin D._H. Summers
Rogers
Ibert
C. Hoover
John Calvin Hull
Dias P. Martin
Jlliam Cannon
Dove E. Working
R. Paul Smith
H. Kiefer Delanter
Wibur
Joseph A. Roed
Reiser Charisse Hovheimer
Joan C. Nusbaum
Fruit buds likely spared by Sunday freeze on trees
Warm Sunday gave way to a freezing night with a 22 degree low, yet fruit buds on peach cherry and apricot trees show little damage. Wind and absence of rain helped protect crops, with warmer, drier weather forecast by Tuesday and no rain expected for several days. The official thermometer bottomed out after reaching 67 during the day.
Bootlegger Patronage Drops in Major Cities
Washington April 9 Bootleg patronage in New York City Philadelphia and Delaware has fallen off 60 per cent according to Federal Prohibition Commissioner Warnes who returned from conferences. He said the public bar liquor trade has declined and bonded beverage keys smugglers or otherwise are reduced to a minimum. Redistillation of dematured alcohol is now impossible and overall bootleg patronage has fallen more than 39 per cent as enforcement agencies align with federal authorities.
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Associated
rcous
Washington
New York City
Philadelphia
Delaware
Warnes
Tarnes
Receivers Seek Thirty Million Dollar Claim
Interest grows in county women clubs as 409 members join across Emmitsburg and surrounding areas. Clubs meet weekly with social and educational programs led by Elizabeth Thompson and University of Maryland Extension Service experts. Francis staff announce season opener events and community dances at Hotel.
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Emmitsburg
Elizabeth Thompson
Frederick County
University of Maryland Extension Service
Figures In Double Murder In New Jersey and New York
Authorities probe a double murder case in New Jersey after a body found stabbed and slashed. A second victim, Vincenzo James Wan Jer sey City barber, is linked to the investigation into the killings of his wife and Tessie McMidter whose bodies were found on Otaten Street.
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Vincenzor
James Wan
Jersey City
New York
Rosario Lorenzo
Blandino
Tessie McMahon
Uties, X. Y
Irene Biandino
Staten Island
I C Orders Probe Into Pullman Rates
Washington April 9 the Interstate Commerce Commission announced a formal investigation into the propriety and reasonableness of the current surcharge on Pullman equipment and into the general rate schedule for Pullman car service the probe aims to determine whether customers are being charged fairly and if policy changes are warranted.
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Associated Press
Washington
Commerce Commis
Anticipated profits from Severn farm sale to Grove Lime
The case records the sale of a farm in Lime Kiln along the state road to M. F. Grove Lime Cont, with immediate possession granted. The property features a well cultivated 19s of buildings including a large stone residence and bank barn.
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ith & zoo
Deaf students form first Maryland School Scout Troop
A new scout troop for deaf boys was organized at the Maryland School for the Deaf on Friday evening, led by Leo Rosenberg. The 12 to 46 year old members will train under Militia Training head Irust Wriedel, with Oscar Grove directing Boy Scout work in the county, aiming to benefit both deaf and hearing youths through closer contact and military-style program.
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Maryland
Dea
Wailie Cutchin
Noward
Orvill Covell
James Gneisco
Jacob Hahn
Fred Henklein
Charles Ring
Marland School
ciy
Harding Busy At Desk And Papers In Brief Exchange
Fragmented OCR shows Harding at his desk with brief notes and papers. Mentions Secretary Hoover and Senator Misen with Republican figures Curtis Capper and Pare. References recommendations for the drive efficiency of the Reserve Boards in Minnesota and Vermont.
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rhiy inc
Sug
Delegation Seeks Four Miles of Road Repairs in County
A delegation urged county commissioners to repave about four miles of East aich Street and its approaches from Manowhey bridge to McKags. They asked the project be done on a “good-eye” basis and prioritized one mile sections at a time, with the entire stretch completed in sequence.
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William IX
bertes
ras
Anniversary at United Brethren Church Marks Half Century
The Soth Anniversary at United Brethren Church in Preederick city will be observed on May 6 with services and three subsequent evenings. The congregation, now over 400 members from an initial 21, plans to pay off about $2,450 remaining on the parsonage through a week of fundraising before the anniversary. Activities include Otterhein Guild, prayer meetings, Women’s Missionary Association, and debates led by Oscar Grove and others.
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first United Brethren church
Preederick city
Kemp Hall
West Church street
Bentz
East Third street
Market
West Second street
Otterhein Guild
Women’s Missionary Association
George Hamilton
Literary Society
Chas. Wisner
Oscar Grove
Christian Eqiestor Society
John Fisher
Victor Summers
Max Fisher
Aged Ministers' Home Planned at Gaithersburg
The Hallimore Conference Methodist Episcopal Church South proposes a Home for the Aged and Orphanage on the Walter Magruder farm in Gaithersburg Montgomery county near the Southern Methodist church. Rev J J Ringer to head the project with construction to start immediately and possession June 1 1924. Bishop Canler to appoint Ringer as superintendent with Mogser's Day set for May 22 at Southern Methodist churches.
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Hallimore Conference Methodist Epixiecp
Church South
Frederick
Walter Magruner
Gaithersburg
Montgomery county
J. J. Ringer
Trinity church
Roanoke
corporation of Gaithersburg
Washington city
District of Columbia
young thuber
Southern Methodist church
Washington
Nekt
Caniler
Mogser
Iba
ion
Southerm
Four Smith Lockhart firm members on trial in Baltimore
Four members of the firm Smith, Lockhart & Co, a former stock broker house of Baltimore that failed in August 1902, go on trial for alleged conspiracy to defraud. R Troes Smith, Tr. Jen Lockhart, ER. Farle Smith and Herman Zewler plead not guilty and opt for jury trial. State's Leach outlines six counts accusing fraud, insolvency rumors, and manipulation of stock and bond holdings to fulfill customer orders.
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Baltimore
Smith, Lockhart & Co
R. Troes Smith
Jen b. Lockhart
Farle Smith
Herman Zewler
AL Jornes Leach
Siorks
Mixed Movement Of Prices In A Narrow Market Feature
A scrambled stock market feature notes mixed price moves in New York trading. The piece hints at reduced volume and cautious sentiment as high and low readings appear across several issues.
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New York
Jisiment
Trust Rights National Banks Upheld by Court
Fragmented OCR text discusses a court ruling involving trust rights and bank matters. Names and clear facts are missing or garbled, leaving the core outcome unclear and the entities partially unreadable. The readable elements mention Supreme Court, trusts, and banks in a procedural context, but specifics cannot be reliably determined from the fragments.
Salvation Army Campaign Opens With Banquet In Frederick
The Salvation Army launches a fundraising drive with a 6 o'clock banquet at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. The campaign runs through the week to support Army operations in Frederick for the coming year without outside aid. An advisory committee includes Ralph Zimmerman as chair, Edgar K. Moore as treasurer, and Frederick officials and church leaders among others.
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Salution army
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Frederick
the
Salvation Armie
Ralph Zimmerman
Edgar K. Moore
Lford C. Culler
Sam Maples
George B. MieCleery
Edward S. Delaplaine
Baltimore
tas
sue
Amny
Unconstitutional Challenge to DC Minimum Wage Law
A report on a court challenge to the District of Columbia minimum wage act. The piece notes the argument that Congress lacks power to regulate wages in DC and that state legislatures may have been under scrutiny. The outcome highlights constitutional questions and notable legal perspectives of the time.
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Associated P. Washington
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i F. Green
Mary J. Hiss Duncan
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Charles B. Smarr
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Jonathan A. R. Merer
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ennie Parker
Charles K. Shaff
Charles 3. Kline
Brosturn W. Pryor
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E.R. Laser
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Irene Blanding
Stater Island
Thitudeaux
Victor Tabor
severn Supreme Court
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McKaig
UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH
TRUST RIGHTS NATIONAL
Brent Lee
Hindespaia
SALVATION ARMY
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