Lost in Love and Despondency Leads to Tragic Death
Luther P. McCutcheon 22 of Point of Rocks died Monday night from a self inflicted gunshot wound at the home of Mr and Mrs Joseph H Dean He had a bank balance around 800 carried life Insurance and belonged to several groups He had been despondent over a love affair and health issues The death toll follows a prior suicide attempt near the railroad tunnel McCutcheon employed by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad is survived by his parents and several siblings Funeral is set for Thursday morning at 11 with interment at St Pauls Cemetery.
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Luther P. McCutcheon
Joseph H. Dean
Point of Rocks
Lfe
McCutcheon
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Henry McCutcheon
Dean
Tather Monday
Cresing McCutcheon
Puvint of Rocks
William C. Roderick
Roderick
D. R. C. Hume
Adamstown
John F. Keller
Buckerstown
Ibert
Jesse
John
Clarence
Charles
Harver
Wessex
Alice Cutcheon
St. Paul's Cemetery
M. R. Etchison and Son
Annual Congregational Meeting and Easter Services
The Evangelical Reformed church held its annual congregational meeting Monday night with reports from officers, church and Sunday School, and two elders and two deacons elected for three years. Easter services completed with ornate music, a decorated church, and new members received by confirmation and by letter.
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Evangelical Reformed Church
Joseph W. L. Carty
Richard
J. Dutrow
Henry B. Ramsburgh
Arthur V. DeLashmutt
Henri L. G. Kieffer
A. LeRoy McCardell
Kieffer
Elizabeth
Helen Herbert
Rosanna Haffner
Eleanor Thomas
Fry
Miss Lough
Pauline Hankey
H. L. G. Kieffer
Lillian Sehley
Margaret Motter
Grace Neidig
Harriet Kolb
Anna M Billy
Marguerite R. Blumenauer
Anna Margaret Culler
Gladys W. Engle
Howard M. Hankey
Margaret H. Horine
Emma K. Miller
Eva J. Morgan
George Wers
Catharine R. Nusbaum
Oliver M. Roelke
Emily R. Schmidt
J. Elliott Shafer
Helen C. Staley
Dorothy E. Wachter
John Hankey, Sr
Myrtle B. Hankey
Pauline J. Hankey
John H. Hankey, Sr
Bettie Kolb
Edythe Kohlenberg
S. Pearl Myers
Lurene A. Staley
Mabel D. Krantz
J. Welty Fahrney
Ignatius Bjorlee
Maryland
Richards
Richards. J. Durraw
Austin E. Rhoads
George T. Gramer
Secret oaths tied to initiation death of John Overton
Chicago police learned that during initiation rites of the Onward Christian Soldiers negro lodge a gun was used to kill John Overton, 35. Leonard McDonald gave the unloaded pistol to Albert Clark who fired it as a candiate was pressed to the heart. Clark’s shot killed Overton during the ceremony. A dozen candidates had been initiated that night.
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Chicago
Onward Christian Soldiers Negro Lodge
Polee
John Overton
Leonard McDonald
Albert Clark
Clark
Overton
Jules Brazil Kiwanis guest entertains at Francis Scott Key Hotel
Jules Brazil known as Little Jules, a noted Kiwanis entertainer, entertained Kiwanians and guests at the Francis Scott Key Hotel noon meeting. L. L. Wilson announced the death of member Wm. Filler and welcomed two new members Major Elmer F. Munshower and N. Luther Lea.
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Jules
Kiwanis Club
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Far. Filler
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Land
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Engtland
Germany
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Neaman
Frank A Grimbine
Charlie Mee
Fredey
Acquit Negro Who Killed Rivers in Self Defense
James Monroe 30 near Monrovia was acquitted in Peoples Court after testimony showed he acted in self defense when Rivers attacked him with a razor while Monroe protected his family and a woman. Rivers had a bad reputation and prior weapon and assault records. Other cases noted include Earl Miller’s alimony order and Worthington Ramsburg’s probation due to a garage entry charge.
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Monrovia
Wilson Rivers
Colo
Fountain Auus
Sherman P. Bowers
Peoples Court
Monroe
Rivers
Pearl
Snowden
Monuroe
Cleveland Lawson
William G. Roderick
Frederick
Fiil
Berty
House of Correction
Earl Miller
Thurmont
Worthington Ramsburg
Lewtown
Rookie Detective Wins On His Own in Street Standoff
Chicago April 10 AP Robert Woodward a rookie detective gained credibility by acting solo after overhearing a stick up in an alley. He drew his weapon when a gun was pointed at him, killed one bandit believed to be Joe La Rocco and captured the other. Richard C Burney 17 is in jail.
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Chicago
Robert Woodward
Woodward
Joe la Rocco
Richard C. Burney
Weather warms up for first game today
Washington April 10 AP Noon brought warmer clearer weather to Washington making today baseball game between the Washington Senators and Boston Red Sox likely There was however still a threat of rain.
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Washington
Senators
Boston Red Sox
Prince of Wales suffers two falls in Derbyshire point race
At Flage Moor England Apr 10 AP report Prince of Wales fell twice in the High Weak point to point race while riding Miss Grisa. He won the first three fences but the mare stumbled at the siatic fence and again at the last, though he was not hurt.
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Flage Moor
Derbyshire
England
Prince of Wales
Miss Grisa
Banquet of Auto Dealers Planned in Frederick
A Frederick Automobile Dealers Association banquet on Tuesday April 17 at 6:30 p.m. in the Blue and Grey room of the Francis Scott Key hotel will host prominent guests including Col. E Austin Baughman Mayor Lloyd Culler and H M Lucius. The social event marks the group’s first since its formation two months ago with about 20 local dealers and potential county membership growth. Officers are Robert L. Warfield president Jesse W. Kolb vice president and Chas N. Staley secretary treasurer.
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Frederick Automobile Dealers Association
Francis Scott Key
Col. E. Austin Baughman
Lloyd C. Culler
H. M. Lucius
The
Maryland Automobile Club
John E. Raine
Baltimore Automobile Trade Association
Frederick County
Robert L. Warfield
Jesse W. Kolb
Chas , N. Staley
Immigration Smuggling Leaders Sought by Fascist Militia
Rome April 10 AP reports a roundup of leaders of a vast ring aiding clandestine emigration mainly to the Americas. Agents operated at seaports aiding ship stowaways and passport falsification. A recent haul found 21 stowaways aboard the Carria from Trieste at Messina. crew hid them in galleys and holds for payments of 850 to 1000 dollars.
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Rome
North
South America
Carria
Trieste
Messina
Four Burned to Death in Chicago House Fire
A Chicago fire killed four people including a mother and her three children and injured four others. Leslie Whitaker and his wife Elizabeth Brayson are named among those affected as the patrolman rescued a woman from the blaze.
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Chicago
Leslie Whitaker
Whitaker
Elzabeth
Change of Venue Granted in Maryland Probate Case
Change of venue in a suit filed by caveaters was granted at the April term opening in Princess Anne. The case, moved to Wicomico for trial, is likely to be heard there during May term. Mrs. Lovite Tall Baker, sister of Dr. Tall, seeks to break a will of a late New York surgeon.
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Apri
Pr. EE
Tad Wil
Cievit
Princess Anne
Wicomico
Lovite Tall Baker
Henrys Baker
Baltimore
Tall
Roberta
Dames
Brnk
New York
Salislow
Somerset County
Mary Esther Tal
Frederyk
Frederick County to Name Princess for Apple Blossom Festival
Frederick county plans to select two young ladies to represent it at the Fifth Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival in Winchester Virginia around May 1. The previous year Miss Helen Abel Conley served as the county’s princess, and organizers favor a quick selection this year to join the two day celebration amid peak blossoms.
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Winchester
Frederick County
Frederck County
Helen Abel Conley
Charles If. Conley
Navy secret leasing figure in Sinclair trial asserted
Government charges that Sinclair paid Senator Albert Fall 293090 in bribes for oil leases while the Navy allegedly favored a secret leasing plan. The trial opened with Rob erts portraying a Sinclair Fall conspiracy and Wright defending Sinclair as he confronted questions of drainage and national defense.
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Harry F. Sinclair
Albert B. Fall
Sinclair
Owen J. Roberts
Fail
Daniel Thow Wricht
Sinclair Legal
Roberts
Wricht
National Defense
Dents
Navy
Ins
Wright
Theodore Rooceselt
Fashionable Wright Club Raided by Cops
A four story brownstone on West Street was raided by Federal agents. Three owners and nine employees were arrested as agents seized Searle Ve teen and other items. The raid targeted illicit social activities and the club's operations.
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New York
Apr
Violence and disruptions mark Chicago primary day
Chicago reports of shooting kidnapping and ballot stuffing surface shortly after polls opened as more than 1,000,000 voters began the day. Detectives rush to precincts amid claims of ballot-box stuffing, beatings and intimidation in the 20th ward and other districts.
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Wan
Chicago
R. W. Taylor
Deneen
Reign of Terror Touted by Night Riders in Klan Plot
J R Ramsey, former Klan rider, testified in Cleveland court about a planned night rider campaign to burn churches bomb and assassinate in Ohio. He said a Klan chief ordered killings including a Bellaire target and that a Bronson was sent to carry out the act though the victim survived.
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Ku Klux Klan
Ohio
J. R. Ramsey
Dayson
Ramsey
West Dayton
Bronson
Bellaire
van A. Harrickman
Nime
Hiram Evans
Brooke Will Filed Probate of Widow's Life Interest
The will of Brooke widows estate is probated naming William W. Mavisix as president of First National Bank of Chicago Heights as trustee for Adda Mar Brooke during her life. After her death the trust funds pass in equal shares to listed heirs including George Tiece, Nellie Murphy, and others. George TRE is named executor with ROE Teen of Frederick as agent. Florence RB Corn and Homer Avbow analyze the case.
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Cnt Suanghar
Verunn Brooke
Chivagn Veichis
Albion Pal Browke
Puetle
Cal
Kenneth Prooke
Chienen Yeichis
Yeorce
T. Tirsoke
Genaond
Genaond. WL
t+orams
Fay Brooke Ragford
Seattle
Washimeton
Aingker
Nellie Murphy
Kenetha Wire
William Wl
Mavisix
Firet National Bank
Chiraza Heights
Sperescor
Irs
George KR
Roe Teen
Frederick
Bes
PSP
Florence RB. Cornisco
Homer Avbow
Republican Women to Hold State Rally Here
Several hundred Maryland Republican women are expected for the Federation of Republican Women of Maryland Spring Rally Monday April 16 at the Francis Scott Key hotel. Baltimore delegates join participants from all counties with speakers including Mrs Edward Nelson Dingley Colonel J Frank Supplee Jr and Dr J H Apple.
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Federation of Republican Women of Maryland
Francis Scott Key
Baltimore
Frederick
John A. Holmes
Rockville
Federation
David T. Powell
Edward Nelson Dingley
Washington
Dingley
Tariff Commission
J. Frank Supnlee, Jr
Helena Stauffer
Federation of Republican Women
Frederick County
Republican County Organization
Claggett E. Ramsburg
Bertha Trail
County Federater
Louise Schley Rhoads
Frank B. Sappington
Ruth Rice
Vernon W
Dam Burst Causes Alarm on Connecticut River
A dam burst at Gilman along the Connecticut River 25 miles upstream triggered alarms but caused only minor damage. The Gilman Fever Co. barrier spanned 200 to 309 feet across a channel about thirty feet wide, with water rising about nine feet above the dam and two feet above the previous high. The barrier collapsed before midnight, following last November’s disaster.
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Gilman
Connecticut
Gilman Fever Co
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