Woman jailed after late night raid at Hartman home
Police and sheriff seized beer and liquor during a midnight search at 400 West South Street. Mrs. Howard Hartman was arrested and jailed in default of 750 dollars bond. A preliminary hearing is tentatively set for next Tuesday. Edgar Carty, who claimed to have supplied bottles, was intoxicated at the time. The raid was one of two recent incidents in the same West South Street block.
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Rome
Howard Hartman
West South Street
Hartman
Edgar Carty
Carty
Timbanians
Sittse
George Hofman
Allen McHenry
Charlies Dertibiss
Sheri W. C. Roderice
Mars. Hartman
West Sour Rect
City Lineman Trains Amid Bunion Derby Hype
Local workers engage in odd drills as city lineman nicknamed Seroff begins training for a bunion derby parade. A police station sighting, a noon march through Market Space, and an announced May 25 carnival frame the unusual buildup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercury
Charles J. Riddiemower
City
George Wallace
C. C
Frederick
Ridgeville
Seroff
Nicodemus
Alen Barigis
Scruffs
Berni
Barrelling
Scruff
Market Dullness Mirrors Weekend Profit-Taking
The market showed extreme dullness as weekend profit-taking weighed on many leading issues. Credit tightening signs appeared, yet overall trading remained weak with liquidations driving down demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
Cusiriacs
Snowfall in Maine Reaches Heavy Depths Across Regions
A powerful winter storm dumps heavy snow in Maine with reports of up to 18 inches in parts. The system creeps along the coast causing whiteout conditions and widespread disruption from coastal towns to inland communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Norway
Parut
Oxford
Porvand Larsor
County appoints 66 road supervisors in spring plan
The county announces 66 county commissioners named as road supervisors, bringing total this spring to 275. Visits in Myersville Wolfsville Unionville Clemsonville and nearby areas noted road repairs needed while Catoctin Furnace and Sheokstown roads see progress. The list covers districts from Catoctin Emmitsburg Hauvers Thurmont to Lewistown with numerous named supervisors across districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rostue P. Brown
Alseady
Myersville
Wolfsville
Unionville
Clemsonville
Liberty
Harrisville
Catoctin Furnace
Sheokstown
Edgar Z. Steever
Washington
Catoctin District
Iran
E. Pryor
Theophilus Pryor
David Naille
Harry W. Blickenstafm
William Martin
Wiliam
Mort
Felix Stouter
Hauvers' District
Victor Buhrman
Roscoe Eyler
Grover Horne
Glenn K. Willard
Zenus H. Buhrman
E. C. Shriner
Walter Brown
Luther Delauter
Joseph E. Brown
Guy Manahan
Charles Horne
A L. Hauver
Thurmont
Frank Roddy
George W. Ramsburg
Charles Friar
Allen Eyer
George Wilside
Samuel Long
J. Henry Praley
Harry Willard
Calvin Bowers
S. F. Prior
W Jackson
Lewistown
Gary Utterback
Lewis Clem
Glenn Putman
Asry Baer
Milton Ramsburg
Ernest K. Harper
Clarence Stottlemyer
Harry Hessong
C. Bradley Stull
Harvey E. Ramsburg
Ira Stull
Jesse Gladhill
Josiah Snook
Charles P. Heory
L. A. Ficer
Sterling Lenhart
Steiner Whitmore
Utilities Association elects officers at Maryland convention
Raymond E. Town of this city named vice-president of the Maryland Utilities Association at its seventh annual convention held at the Emerson Hotel in Baltimore. H. A. Brooks, D. E. Kinneat, and Frank Mitchell were chosen as president secretary and treasurer respectively, with sessions and a demonstration of a mechanical man featured at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond E. Town
Maryland Utilities Association
Emerson Hotel
Baltimore
H. A. Brooks
Potomac Electric Power Company
Washington
D. E Kinneat
United Railways and Electric Company
Frank Mitchell
Eastern Shore Gas and Electric Company
Electric
Wrstinghouse Electric and Manufacturing
Con
Eliie
Ansiher Duck
Frederick
Emory L. Cobleniz
Wade Jenner
Ben Paul S. Mars
Roberta Carin
Roland Elions
Willam C. Hana
Winm
Summ
New License Penalties for Delinquent Traders in May
Maryland notices inform that all traders must obtain licenses in May or face a ten percent penalty on license cost, with increasing penalties after June 1. Separate licenses are required for each business location, and local clerks are urged to publicize the rule to avoid disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Countie
Jom H.music
Alks
General Assembly
William 5. Gordy
State Comptroller
Uus
Seomley Farm Sold Near New Market at Auction
The Seomley farm near New Market was sold at public sale at the courthouse door by mortgagee in favor of Miss Ey. The price paid was $14,509. James KH. Cramer represented the bidders. The farm is valued at $25,000.
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Seomley Farm
New Market
Pubis Sale Ab
Cour House
James KH. Cramer
Vesttabie Stack Ea
Observe Music Week May 5 11 plans announced
Plans for the annual Local Observance of National Music Week May 5 11 outline a series of concerts and programs. Events include the Seven Last Words of Christ cantata May 5 at City Opera House directed by Prof Henry T Wade and a lineup of orchestra choir and band performances across Frederick County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ango County
City Opera House
Henry T. Wade
Hood College
Cry Opera House
Baker, Park
Frederick Higechool
Brodbees Hall
Fest Regiment
Baker Park
R. B Tour
H. Apple
B. J. Wade
Fh. Ames
James H Harris
Charles Byerly
Two Found Shot to Death on Rear Seat of Machine
Report states two men were found shot to death in the rear seat of a machine. Authorities identify them as William Cla Clifford Taseme and another man, both linked to alleged association activity. Details remain unclear as investigators probe a South Side connection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Cla Clifford Taseme
Tecently
Body of Herrick En Route Home
The late ambassador to France Herrick is brought back to the United States in a formal procession. France’s cruiser Tourville bore his body to New York where flags stood at half staff as crowds filed past Grand Central terminal and on to Cleveland. Col. Lindbergh rode in the cortege, honoring the friendship forged after Lindbergh’s Atlantic flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Myrmo
Herrick
America
France
Tourville
Grand Central Terminal
Jones
Cleveland
Ana
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Rying
Watin
Himo
Paris
Atlantic
Aneeeh
Mexico
Southern Cross Flyers Near Starvation Reported
New South Wales April 13 direct word from the missing Southern Cross airmen was received in telegrams signed by pilot C. T. Uim. The crew, forced down March 31 en route from Ney to Windham, has endured severe privation. Uim’s messages plead with his wife and indicate extreme weakness from starvation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New South Wales
Southern Cross
Ty C. T. Uim
Ney
Windham
Lim
Uim
Arbor Day Celebration at Paradise School
A local Arbor Day program was held at Paradise School presented by the pupils and teacher Miss Blanche Cover. The event featured readings and a tea for attendees, emphasizing environmental awareness and community participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paradise School
Toby Sins
Miss Blanche
Paradise Schest
Arbor Darber
Caries
Rem Tals
Weather Outlook for Mid Atlantic States Apr 13
Weather outlook covers mid Atlantic states with light rain chances and mild temperatures. Forecasters predict increasing winds and isolated showers as a weather system tracks northeast along the coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Atlantic
Ars Id
City Extends Jefferson Street Through Ward At $4 750 Price
City officials approved a $4 750 purchase at Friday night meeting to extend Jefferson street northward and create a through route toward new developments along West Patrick and Carroll Parkway. Grading on Carroll Parkway advances toward North Jefferson. officials plan securing West Patrick Street property by May 15 and opening the extension this summer. Concrete curb and gutter work on West Fourth and South Bentz streets will be let to Frank Foland at 45 cents per lineal foot and Roy Nusz and Son at 55 cents per lineal foot respectively. The meeting focused on the water system survey by Whitman Reynolds Smith and bond issuance of $250 000 with ordinance preparation slated for next regular session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeter
Parkas Wat
Saas Vrand
Carroll Parkway
North Jefferson Sites
West Patrick Street
Jefferson Street
Podsession
West Patrick Strees
Trafic
West Fourth Street
Frank Foland
South Bentz Street
Patrick
All Saints Street
Roy Nusz
Aldersen
Former Senator Bailey Dies in Texas Courtroom
Joseph W. Bailey former United States Senator from Texas collapsed in a Sherman courtroom while in proceedings over a transfer to the Federal Court. He died moments after his head drooped forward and court staff called for medical help. The incident occurred during a case involving a bridge project over the Red River.
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Sherman
Texas
Joseph W. Bailey
United States
Bailey
Red River
Bailes
Leviathan Vessel Proposes Liquor Service Ban
A dubious fragment notes a planned action against serving liquor on the Leviathan with mentions of ages and a ship. The text is unclear and garbled, but centers on prohibiting alcohol on the vessel and regulatory enforcement.
State Council GE U.U. A.M. 10 Meet Here
Fuzzy OCR notes show a meeting reference for a state council event with unclear location and date. The fragment mentions first quarter and April but lacks coherent details and participants.
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State Council GE U.U. A.M
Fifty Entries in Yard and Garden Contest Reported
Fifty entries have been received for the Ward and Garden Contest sponsored by Frederick Curkkee. Photography of sites to be improved will begin before the early Fall closing. Entries span suburban and back yard types with Barbara Pritchie perennial garden among those noted.
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Frederick Curkke
Wid Back Yard
Barbara Pritchie
Francis B. Sappington
T. Stuart Haller
Civic Club
O. R. [McIntyre
Car
Roll Null
Grayson Palmer
Allies and Germany to Discuss Reparations Plan
Paris April 13 AP The reparations experts for the Allied powers present the Alles bill to the German delegation for damages from World War I Talks to set final settlement begin Monday morning The Allies reportedly seek payments around 1000000000 gold marks about 24 billion dollars over 50 years with figures kept secret in French circles
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Paris
Dawes Plain
Whey
Germany
No Further Action At U. V. Contemplated
Richmond Virginia April 13 AP federal prohibition administrator for the district including Virginia said investigations into reports of students drinking at the University of Virginia from January 4 to February 28 found drinking occurred in fraternity houses. Federal agents have been in Charlottesville and are doing their utmost to clear it from alcohol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
K A. Merrick
Virtoday
Federal
University of Virginia
Fed Era
Seven Climbers Saved From Mountain Precipice
In April 13 report, seven boys and a scoutmaster cling to a mountain ledge after the edge crumbled. Harold Stiffenson fell to his death. Paul Hutchinson and Dot Hutchinson, plus five Scouts, were rescued with ropes as rescuers descended and hauled them to safety in freezing weather.
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Auntain
Harold Stiffenson
Paul Hutchineson
Idaho
Dot
Stiffenson
Ito Nang
Paul Hutchinson
Don Hutchinson
Wills Batl
Hutchinson
Mac
Hoover Supports General Principles Of Farm Relief Bill
President Hoover indicated in a briefing that he is in accord with the general principles of the new farm relief bill drafted by a House subcommittee. Chairman Haugen said Hoover suggested several changes but the core principles align with his views as the panel prepared to revise the measure with the full committee.
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Washington
Hoover
Princeples
House
Chaiman Haugen
Haugen
Corn Padders Hit Hard Roads in Jaunt in Ohio
Cambridge Ohio April 13 AP Charles Pyle's blister brigade faced rough roads in a 25 mile leg from Cambridge to Zanesville on a holiday trek. Early leaders listed include Ed Gardner Geattle Wash Peter Gavazci England and John Salo Passaic. Samaritan Rebekah Lodge note meeting in Baltimore April 2-3 with reps Laura Perkins Mollie Harrington Elizabeth Seeger and Janice Houck and a large attendance.
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Cambridge. O
Charles Pyle
Cambridge
Zanesville
Wheerleing
W. Va
Ed Gardner
Ge Attle
Wash
Peter Gavazci
England
John Salo
Passaic
N. J
Samaritan
Samaritan Rebekah Ledge No
Laura Perkins
Noble Graud
Bekt
Stemple
Mise
Sadie A. Ogle
Rebekah Assembly of Maryland
Baltimore
Samaritan Rebekah Lodge
Irs
Mollie Harington
Elizabeth Seeg
Janice Houck
Amy Hoffman
Edita Lamer
Ecsie Stone
Pregent
Tawer
Rebeka
Caniee
Revexah Lo
Hancock Princess Represented at Shenandaay Appie Bidesom Festival
Hancock Princess Miss S. Webster, a Hood College graduate of the class of 1977, represented Hancock at the Shenandaay Appie Bidesom Festival in Winchester. She is noted as president of the Young Woman's Christian Association in 1826-57 and associated with Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
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Chris
Virginia Hagecorn OS
Atiimpson
Prinderick
Winchester
Webster
Hancock
Hanccock
Iva
Fom Og College
Anes S. Webster
Mra Webster
Hood College
Young Woman's Christan Amociation
Miwaukee
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City Police
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Wallace
City Hall
Brown
MD. Utilities Assn
R. E. Town
State Comptroller's Office
Clerk of
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Embeers
Poliiceman
Chicago
Body OF
Schuetze Place
Jefferson
Banat
Wien
Azaapeus
Manin Satel
U. OF VA
Toombs
TAOS
Acu Uw
Etganee the Daiste Company
Temormns
Textautras
Boy Scouts
Ohio
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