One Year Sentence for Irene Carroll in Middletown Court
Irene Carroll colored was jailed for one year in the House of Correction by Justice Alton Y. Bennett after conviction for assault and battery and disorderly conduct. She allegedly threw rye in Isaac Lester's face, causing severe facial burns. Lester, also charged with disorderly conduct, must leave the county within 24 hours. Edward E. Baugher of Middletown was fined and jailed 119 days for drunken driving and license expiration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Carroll
House of Correction
Alton Y. Bennett
Peoples’ Court
Isaac Lester
Lester
Edward E. Baugher
Middletown
J. Hollins Kefauver
Batgher
Kala
Civic Club hears Miss Motter on Working for Peace
The Frederick Civic Club held a regular meeting at the M. G. A. with Miss Margaret Motter International Relations chair R J Dutrow introducing. Motter urged women to work for peace stressing friendliness in policy and action and recommended Conflict or Cooperation for study. She proposed Lindbergh and Byrd as goodwill ambassadors and discussed the Student Friendship fund World friendship for children and the golden rule as paths to peace. President Mrs M N Kindley reported the Northern District convention and urged attendance at the State Federation and a delegation to the General Federation meeting in San Antonio. The club plans a food sale at the A C A Saturday at 1 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Motter
Frederick
Interna
Ameri
Miss Motter
M. N. Kindley
Westminster
Clit
State Federation of Woman's Clubs
Collcce Park
General Federation
San Antonio
Texas
Civic Club
A.C. A
Dance at Country Club honors Miss Marianna Radcliff
A Saturday night dance from 8 to 1.20 at the Catoctin Country Club given by Dr. and Mrs. A A Radcliff in honor of their daughter Marianna Radcliff. Hills estered orchestra provided music with refreshments. Attendees included numerous locals and guests from Washington and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catoctin Country Ciu
A. A. Radclig
Marianna Radcliff
Hills
Radcliff
D. John Markey
R. E. Dela Plaine
Vic
Max McCardell
Philip Jy
Dack Saget
Aldon Fishe Gladstons Williams
Nelson Lansdale
Philip Robert
John Henrys Latrobe
Ferdinana Latrobe
A. A Radent
Richard Radelit
Robert McCarden
Court News Equity Case and New Marriages Listed
Equity suit filed for absolute divorce between John D. Minnick and Blanche C. Minnick. Attorney A. Y. Bennett. Numerous property transfers recorded for county and city parcels, with many $10, $2,000 and other sums. Marriage licenses issued for individuals from Monrovia to Brunswick and Pa towns, plus divorce noted for Washington pair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Minnick
Blanche C. Minnick
A. Y. Bennett
Plaintiff
Marshall Columbus Baker
Margaret Elizabeth Baker
Monrovia
Torrest L Kinna
Darnestown
Gladys Spring
Clarksburg
Richard F. Ridgeley
Viola P. Rosenberrry
Chambersburg
Gilbert M. Propps
Charles Town
W. Va
Phyllis M. Porter
Brunswick
John Russell Brown
Zilphia M. Williams
Williamsport
William A. Knapp
Josephine Thornton
Washington
Sylvester M. Hendrix
Dorothy M. Schroll
Mount Joy
Richard A. Anderson
Frederick
Minola Phares
Cumberland
R. Gordon W Harglerode
Mary E. Barnhart
Shippensburg
State Police Break Up Mass Picketing in Pa Mines
State police and county officers broke up a mass picket by save the union followers in Fayette and Greene counties. Twenty-five pickets from Frederickstown were arrested after marching on the Husted Lemans mine near East Millsboro and fined ten dollars plus costs. they chose jail for ten days. Over 200 pickets in the Pitts gas mine area were dispersed with several leaders arrested. no non union workers quit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uniontown
Save the Union
Fayette
Greene Counties
Frederickstown
Husted
Lemans
East Millsboro
Maryland Society to unveil tablet at State House
Members of the Maryland Society Sons of the American Revolution will unveil a tablet at 2 pm Thursday in the State House Annapolis in memory of Gov. Thomas Johnson first Governor of Maryland. The society’s annual meeting will be held Thursday night at the Hotel Belvedere Baltimore with officers to be elected. Ernest J. Clark seeks reelection as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Society
Sons of the American Revolution
State House
Annapolis
Thomas Johnson
Maryland
Hotel Belvedere
Baltimore
Lexington
Bishop Lp Cook
Delaware
Joh A. van Orsdel
Direcor
Jide
Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
Ernest J. Clark
Polkadot Masked Bandit Robs Overland Limited
A man in a blue polkadot mask robs ten passengers in the Overland Limited observation car near Chicago station, taking cash and jewelry valued at $5,000 or more. Notable victim W H Crocker, president of Crocker National Bank, loses $600. his daughter is robbed but keeps her jewels. The culprit escapes into railroad yard darkness after pulling the emergency cord near Kedzie Avenue as the train slowed.
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Chicago
Overland Limited
Chicago and Northwestern
Northwestern
W. H. Crocker
Crocker National Bank of
San Francisco
Republican National
California
Helen
Kedzie Avenue
George Lane
Can't Repair Bremen on Greenly Island
Wireless operators on Greenly Island report the Bre men monoplane cannot be repaired there. German airmen will fly to Murray Bay in a relief plane and continue to New York aboard the Junkers plane from Montreal. An unconfirmed Rimouski report says Major Fitzmaurice and A. Schiller left Natashquan amid storm for Murray Bay or Clarke City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Greenly Island
Murray By
New York
Junkers
Air
Quebec
Rimouski
Major Fitzmaurice
A. Schiller
Natashquan
Father Point
Murray Bay
Clarke City
Gas tax hearing to challenge withholding from ballot
The case to force a referendum on the 115 cent gasoline tax will begin next Friday before Judge Robert Moss in Anne Arundel County Circuit Court. Three automobile owners seek a writ of mandamus after 21,000 names were rejected by Secretary of State David C. Winebrenner 3d and Attorney General Thomas H. Robinson ruled the measure not subject to referendum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David C. Winebrenner
Secretary of State
Robert Moss
Anne Arundel
Thomas H. Robinson
Orchardists report slight fruit damage from cold spell
Local orchardists say fruit trees in the area show slight damage from sub freezing temperatures. Some reports from Washington county indicate more serious effects on the belt crop, but overall opinion downgrades potential harm while noting peaches and similar early fruits suffered minor injury. Temperatures hovered near 29 degrees with a thin ice crust and a brief snow flurry, while highs reached 53.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
Tax on Gas Used on Farms Sparks Farmer Complaint
A Maryland four cent gasoline tax, intended for roads, is challenged by farmer H G Taylor of West Ridge dairy farm Monrovia who uses gas for pumps, electric plants, and grinding feed. He notes four engines on the farm and asks how road taxes apply to farm power. He cites a Supreme Court ruling in another state that taxing farm gasoline for power is unconstitutional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Jfarmers
H.G. Taylor
West Ridge
Monrovia
G. Hooper
Taylor
Hingis
Fromm
Sipreme
Grange Meets With Attendance and Plans for May Class
Grange meeting Friday discussed membership drive and the aim to confer first and second degrees on May 25 with a large class expected. Lectures featured Mrs Willis Derr and a varied program including juveniles, recitations, vocal numbers, and talks on farm matters and the value of trees. The Grange plans visits to neighboring Granges in Sahillarville and Marevand with programs to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballenger Grange
H Hess
Willis Derr
Lavinia Hareett
Arbor
Timothy Howard
Margaret Poole
Mary Morsel
Tfik
Paschal Reray
Harry S. Derren
Fientes
Sahillarville
Thursdi
Hoover and Smith Debate Nomination Prospects
Washington April 17 political experts discuss Hoover and Smith in the coming race. They weigh whether Hoover can be prevented from securing the Republican nomination and how far Smith can advance toward victory, with focus on Houston’s nominating rules and possible campaign coalitions amid cross-party and regional opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Smith
Houston
County Names 275 Road Supervisors for Countywide Improvements
A long list shows about 275 county road supervisors appointed by John W. Solter and George D. Smith to direct road improvement. Districts under Holter and Smith are detailed with supervisor names and districts including Middletown Floyd Leatherman Perry D. Coblentz Emory J. Marsuman O. 2. Coblentz and many others across Myersville Burkittsvide Urbana Brunswick Ballenger Petersville Frederick Adams town Ijamsville Knoxville Jefferson Clarksburg and more with addresses. The Lochner slate remains to be named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Solter
Presdent
George D. Smith
Lewis I. Lochner
Lochner
Holter
Middletown-Floyd
Leatherman
Perry D. Coblentz
Emory Jlarsuman
Coblentz
G. M. Holter
Russell Hoffman
William Kepler
Albert C. Miller
Charles Minnick
Jesse Young
Roy Shafer
T. ¢. Shafer
William Younkins
John Smith
William H. Gaver
Charles T. Castle
Myersville
Carlton Shank
Welty Yars
Clarke Routzann
Rodney J. Huifer
Maurice D. Sheer
Ira J. Young
George S. Zecher
Braddock
Simon Kipp
HW. Mstup
Lewis Ricketts
Joseph
Baugher
P. H. Cline
Tacob H. Gibbons
C. H. Roberts
Joseph Sinea
Lewis Blank
Sam Kipp
Jefferson
Homer Gross
Russell Crone
Otho Gladhill
Darner
Fowley
Clifford Smith
George W. Fowley
Albert Holter
Arthur R. Poffinberger
Charles BH. S. Poffinberger
Walter Poole
N. B. Willingham
Roy Ramsburg
Millard Smith
George H. Smith
Henry J. Shores
Commissioner Smith
Urbana
Brunswick
Buckeystown
Ballenger
Petersville
Curtis A. Dixon
Dallas Dixon
Monrovia
Harry Burdatte
Barnesville
J. W. Geisler
Samuel Brandenburg
J. B. Dixon
Pinny P. Dar
Frederick Judson
Pearl Swartz
C. Funk
Daniel Lenhart
George W. Peters
George W. Tabler
Frederick
Clarence S. Biser
Jesse A. Bussard
George H. Kidd
Bernard
F. Cook
Joseph McClain
Rayner J. Montgomery
Knoxville
R. D. Webber
Charles E. Ausherman
Messrs
Cecil
Norwood
Clarksburg
Gabriel A. Lawson
Dickerson
Benne Hallman
Walter Hopkins
Doubs
H. E. Smith
Lime Kila
Raymond Putman
Licksville
Charles Shry_ Brugoswick
John Souder
Veteran flyer launches 25000 mile South America trip
Fresco, California, April AP notes veteran aviator Annie Ancel begins a 25000 mile flight around South America. The first stop is Mexicali to secure insurance before continuing to Guaymas to pick up photographer William Reesry. The group plans to map safe landing fields and photograph the journey en route to Magellan Falls, aiming to chart the route from the air.
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Fresco
Cal
Ancel
Soutth America
Iis
Mexicali Mexico
Guaimas
Sonora
Guaymas
William Reesry
Pornamg Hack Rj
Safery Landing Field
South America
Falls of Magellan
Bourassa the Jockey Killed After Saddle Girth Breaks
Orville Bourassa, a nationally known jockey, died from a fractured skull after a saddle girth broke during a workout in Baltimore. The 27 year old French Canadian had ridden in major races, including the Pimlico Futurity, and his wife was summoned to the hospital but arrived after his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiavre de Canes
Orville Bourassa
Bourassa
Our Assin
Tamediete Operon Wis
Bla
Mourassu
Ilta
Baltimore
Tla
Will and Estate of Mrs Hagan Leave Neighbors and Kin
The will of the late Mrs Eliza Thoth Ro Hagan of Frederick lists 10 relatives receiving specific bequests including nieces nephews and grandchildren amounts from 25 to 600 dollars. Frank L Stoner named executor with Brown estate provisions to four grandchildren and a life trust for Arthur Mercer. May Day plans at Hood College described with May Queen secrecy and student festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Thoth Ro Hagan
Frederick
Jlostitrh
Charles Hagan
Christheny Lakin
Charles Roberts
Edna Weakjey
Helen Roberts
Ty St. John's Catholic Church
Frank L. Stoner
Maurice A. Davis
Brown VII
William A. Brown
Braddock
Catharine E. Mackenzie
Farmers’ and Mechanics’ National Bank of Frederick
Arthur E. Mercer
John W. Mercer
Nannie E. Burkett
Florence May Stine
Jesse F. R. Heagey
Catherine E. Mackenzie
Harvey F. Gelzendanner
Hays Visited Home in Liberty Bond Probe
Mrs. John T. Pratt of New York testified before the Senate Teapot Dome Committee that Will Hays visited her home on Lincoln's birthday to seek the Liberty bond record tied to her late husband. Pratt said Hays implied he was a frequent guest of Charles Pratt and hinted at transactions involving bonds and campaign funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Will I. Hays
John T. Pratt
New York
Iarry F. Sinclair
Hays
Pratt
Mellon
William M. Butler
John W. Weeks
Dickerson Barn Fire Kills Twelve Animals
A Dickerson area barn on William T. Jones farm burned Saturday night, killing six horses two colts four heifers and other supplies. Investigators have not determined a cause with loss estimated near 10000 and coverage reported by insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Jones
Dickerson
Civil War Veteran Philemon Dutrow Dies at 85
Philemon E Dutrow a weary farmer and Civil War veteran died at his Hyattstown Maryland home aged 85 after several days of illness. He served as corporal in First Regiment Forrest under General. He was a Methodist and longtime resident, survived by wife Elizabeth and children Mrs Sundergill Miss Ann Mrs Grorg of Clarksburg and others. Funeral held at the Hyattstown home then Urbana Episcopal church with E. Schoonover & Son Funeral Directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philemon E. Dutrow
Thiefteeerick County
Mr. Dutrow
Elizabet
Fresh Dutrow
Hyattstown
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LYES
Mrs. Radcliff
C.H Cross
Washincton
D.C
Irs EK
Grarce Fancher
Ted Nien
Siuth Carolina
Ren
Court News
Michael J. Croghan
Theodore E. Beyer
Charles C. James
Herbert BE. Thompson
Ignatius Etzler
Thomas S. Hammond
Eugene Spenseller
G. Harry Cannedy
Lewis F. Main
Romer Co. Younking
G. Mead Patterson
H. Robert Gillelan
John A. Harris
Chas. D. Smith
Roy C. Cartee
John C., Main
James M. Goodman
Anne N. Nikirk
William H. Hogarth
Central Trust Company
Thomas M. Filby
Irvin J. Ramsburg
Roberta W. W. Hendrickson
Lizzie E. Fox
Lorenzy E. Mullinix
Rob’j. E. Delaplaine
Eva S. E. Shafer
Malcolm P. Dean
Carrie M. Mossburg
Almira K. Talbott
Governor Johnson
Coliste Park
Baltimore City
State Federation of Women
Chihs
University of Maryland
Prince George’s County
John F. Sipple
State Federal
On and Marland
May T Alok
State Federation
Lone Bandit
Man
Railroad
Polkadot
Bremen
Colorado School For the Deaf and Blind
Ritter Hall
J. Alfred Ritter
Colorado Springs
Ritter
School For the Deaf
Rilind
Frederick Academy
University of Virginia
Colorado Springes
Margaret Ted Ri Fer
United Fire Compa
Norsav
Coamcy
Gore
Atlantic
Illinois
Grange
Rodney Dutcher
NEA
Lowden
Coolidge
South
Geoff
West Virginia
Goff
Jim Watson
Louisiana
Mississippi
Tennessee
Nepe
Imoniant Credentials Committee
Kansas City
Rockville
MRS
Brown
Virginia Hunter
Wollidaysburr
Tay
Margaret K. Slavey
Germanton Tay
Hulich
Teo
Zion
Anthons KO Wiliams
Chas AL TL Williams
Walter England
Garnett
Ral
Ponziae Williams
George Ro Tieanie, Jr
Charles Sas
Irarirar
Philemon E. Dutrows
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