Appeal Likely in Grove Case Seeks Circuit Court Review
The Grove case faces a probable appeal to the U S Circuit Court of Appeals in Richmond Virginia after a Baltimore federal conviction for conspiracy to violate prohibition laws and defraud the government. Attorneys filed a new trial motion but a judge overruled it and Grove awaits sentencing in Baltimore next Tuesday.
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Harry A
Happy
Grove
Baltimore
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Richmond
Virginia
Girove
Morris A. Super
Ihaltimorea
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Vik Ur M. Routzahn
John Routzshulis
Arthur White
Pat
H. Walter Ganster Jr
Louis Manon
Ganster
Mann
Grova
Internal Revenue and
Outerbridge Horsey
Electrocution for Aiding in Serious Case At Sing Sing
The Associated Press reports on the electrocution of Menbew edrocuted in Sing Sing for aiding Abra han Becker in the murder of his wife. Becker was buried alive after the victim was knocked unconscious. Norkin testified he served as a lookout and claimed his only crime was keeping a secret.
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Associated Press
N.Y
Menbew
Sing Sing
Abrahan Becker
Bee
Thuowking
Bronx
Norkin
Pullee
Aera
Beeker
Teeker
Wicer
Chialy Norkin
Protest Trains Removal Prompted By Sykesville Trade Board
The Sykesville Board of Trade protested to the Public Service Commission over Baltimore and Ohio Railroad service curtailment from Baltimore to Frederick. The commission ordered the railroad to answer within 11 days. Seven passenger trains were removed, leaving four with about 12 hours between in the same direction.
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Sykesville Board of Trade
Public Service Commission
Baltimoare and
Mehio
Baltimore
Fred
Millard N. Weer
Chamber of Commeres
C. W. Galloway
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Frederick
News-Post to Observe Easter Monday Holiday
The News-Post will not publish on Easter Monday April 1. The Frederic Post and The Evening News likewise do not issue. Plant business office closes Saturday evening and reopens Monday at 5 o clock.
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News-Post
Frederic Post
Easter Sunday Forecast Brings Warmth After Showers
The forecast from Washington predicts April showers ending tomorrow with sun and warmer conditions by Easter Sunday. Strong winds tonight shift to the northwest to clear damp air, easing colds in Frederick. A fashion parade plans to showcase Easter finery as crowds head to church.
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Washington
Frederick
Milady
State primary may be avoided to allow uninstructed delegation
The Attorney General Thomas H. Roblin son states a state wide primary is unnecessary to secure an instructed delegation. If no presidential candidate is filed with the Secretary of State, the delegation will be uninstructed unless the state convention acts. He cites President Coolidge as the only filed candidate and notes Democratic prospects.
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Che
Coolidge
Thomas H. Roblinson
Robinson
New York
Church of the Brethren Dedicated in Thurmont
A new Church of the Brethren in Thurmont was dedicated with special ceremonies on Sunday. Services began at 10 a.m. with Joy M. Henry of Blue Ridge College delivering the sermon. Music by Blue Ridge College and a York Pa chorus accompanied the day. Elder J. H. Hellinger of Washington, D.C. preached in the afternoon and evening including a later sermon by Elder TWellinger.
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Church of the Brethren
Thurmont
Joy M. Henry
Blue Ridge College
New Windsor
Prof
Fletcher
J. H. Hellinger
Washington, D.C
York Pa
Twellinger
Cast announced for Her Husbands Wife at Hood College Marionettes
Cast for the Hood College Marionettes production Her Husband's Wife to be staged in the Coty Opera House on May 9 for Boy Scout Work in Frederick. The comedy by Ausustins features Stuart Randolph Dorothy Durbin Richard Reldon and others in a Roy's Week program backed by the Rotary Club.
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Hood College
Coty
Frederick
Roy
Rotary Club
Fey
Aususims
Thone
Stuart Randolph
Dorothy Durbin
Richard Reldon
M. TL. Schaeffer
John Reldon
Frances Cyrene Randolph
Marenarite Wolfs
Emily Gadew
Ruth Phomasi
Nova
Early Repairs Urged on West Patrick Street
City officials report the State Roads Commission must maintain West Patrick Street to a 20 foot width as part of a year old agreement. Residents and motorists have complained about the poor condition, and while a summer repair occurred, officials say work should start soon but timing remains uncertain. Business interests urge prompt action to improve city image.
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Patrick Street
State Roads Commission
Market Street
Execution Postponed for Ernest Ruppert on Friday
Acting on pleas of churchmen and with the state attorney’s consent Circuit Judge Barders postponed the hanging of Ernest Ruppert, a negro condemned for murder, until Monday because today is Friday.
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Associated Press
Fast St. Louis
Dutze Barders
Ernest Ruppert
Chorchmoen
Gandriday
Fire destroys brooded house killing 74 chicks
A fire at TL Hagen’s brooded house in Brunswick destroyed the building and killed 74 young chicks under a week old. Firefighters fought the blaze, but not before the poultry was fatally burned. Damages were extensive.
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Hagen
Brunswick
Tuberculosis Clinic Set for V.M.M. Building Tuesday
A TB clinic will operate at the V. M. M. building on Tuesday morning to screen for tuberculosis, assess known cases, and identify suspects. Authorities urge attendance by residents and manage patient flow at the site.
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Fuberculosis Clinic
Thern
Tibercelois
V. MM
Moarnie Ph al Tao 'Elock
Long-Face and Long-Necked Linger in Heart Disease Risk
A medical expert cites body type and lifestyle as factors in heart disease. The remarks urge moderation in tea coffee alcohol and tobacco, and call for routine health exams and public health education to reduce heart disease deaths among adults and children.
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Berker
United States
Owenen
Avery
Ise
Napers
Wall
Mietare Eetarce
Parbie Sehnals
Local Pet Fish Study Attracts National Attention
Pyederick county gains fame in the trade as the National Geographic Society asks for names of local artists and a representative to visit and paint specimens. Hashime yun, noted for animal life paintings, may visit to depict species raised in the county. The region reportedly produces about four fifths of the nation's output with up to 50000 fish valued at 30 to 50 dollars per thousand.
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Pyederick
Chamber of Commerce
National Geographic Society
Torah Goulion
Fh Mo
Spe
Hashimeyun
Jis
Mit
Frederick
Eau
Obregon Troops Seize Yucatan State
A state of Yucatan fell to Obregon forces in a swift operation reported by the press. Initial details indicate military actions around the region with residents observing the advancing troops and the altered security situation.
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Obregon
Yucatan
Court of Appeals upholds local court ruling in case
The Court of Appeals sustains the lower court decision in a case involving the Maryland courts. The ruling addresses damages and time limits on a certain claim, noting the state statute of limitations did not interfere with the outcome. Key figures include Judge Worthing and attorneys referenced in the record.
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Court OF Appeals
Pampered Pekingese Pup Tied to Paderewski
A garbled AP despatch from Chivwee April 18 reports Paderewski’s Pekingese Pekinese pet Lenaer nal Madama Paderewski died after overindulgence and stress. The unclear text mentions a private meeting in Chicago with a veterinarian and telegraphic instructions.
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Associated Press
Madama Taderawski
Chicago
Coolidge to Approve Bonus Bill Report
Report states President Coolidge will approve a bonus bill. Democratic leaders urged clear terms and a timely cash payment option tied to a broader government measure.
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Coolidge
Woodspurned Penrose Support Allegations Rise
Washington April 18 five more witnesses testified to the Senate committees detailing alleged exchanges during the 1920 Republican national convention in Chicago. Testimony described Leonard Wood refusing to back Boise Penrose for cabinet posts unless Penrose could name a cabinet member. Witnesses named include T A Tir on of Indianapolis and Willian Cooper Proctor of Cincinnati as sources in the informant chain.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senato Olf
Benrhus
Chicago
T. A. Tiron
Indianapolis
James le Witmrod
Moosehart
Jil
Leonard Wood
Boise Penrose
Pennsylyvania
Wwimrad
Willian
Cooper Proctor
Cincinnati
Weot
Tarey F Siurliar
Jake Vamon
Wmilione
Streemian
Oklahoma
Palmer of Means Denies Testimony Lies
In Atlantic City a statement by Mitchell Palmer questions the accuracy of Gaston Means testimony before the Daugherty investigation committee. The claim argues a fabricated narrative tying Attorney General Daugherty to a plot and details a broad tissue of falsehoods from the start.
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Associated Press
Atlantic City
A. Mitchell Palmer
Temmer Allen
Hiss
Gaston TR
Daugherty
Thackiad
Sterhood
Early hearings outline US participation in world court
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee ordered hearings on the proposal for American participation in the World Court. Subcommittee led by Senator Pepper of Pennsylvania will conduct the hearings and report to the full committee.
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U. S
Fae Asteriaind
Washington
Barkly
Senate Foreign Relations
Sulbeetintittee
Thve
Senates
Pepper
Lepahtienn
Penn Sylvania
Wad
Dynamite Home of Minister Who Hit Bootleggers Escaped
An explosion at a minister’s home damaged the residence and he escaped. Authorities, aided by evidence collected by the minister, conducted dry raid actions and federal inquiries linked to the case. Controversy involved local officials and possible Ku Klux Klan associations.
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Dynamite
Associated Press
Bava
N.Y
Agribo
Dew
Sanit
Meister
Pautter Presbyterkin Ehure Hendley
Hyo Fen
Globedlone
Dpinek
Saith
Wreshad
Tammy
Oko
Point Ag
Ontario
Emireb Iy
Howe
Nimnselg
Af Merahi
Tbs
Tia
Rey
Sint Std
Frank N. Seluowab
Olin Fred Tie Pn
Ku Khin Klatt
Liquor Conspiracy Details Heard in DC Hearings
Washington reports reveal testimony from Clark Grier on a liquor conspiracy involving Savage and Equor with 78 defendants sentenced to penitentiary terms. The witness cites delays in prosecution and notes former officials and department ties while details loom over Philips and a separate DC case.
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Associated Press
Washington
Minnigues
Clark Grier
Partnent
Tle
Distriel
Columbia
Lcaife
Grier Foddnany
Me Saini
Pomerk
Quarantine Strands 1600 Motorists at Arizona Border
1600 motorists were stranded at the Arizona border as California and other states faced a traffic embargo amid a foot and mouth quarantine. Governor Richardson announced the measure, with the matter referred to the state Department of Agriculture for action.
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Associated Press
Sacramento
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