Harding Disorderly Case Proceeds as Trial Extends
Mrs. Matilda Harding faced trial before Justice Alton Bennett in People's Court on multiple charges of keeping a disorderly house at 25 East Fifth Street. Testimony described complaints from wives about visiting husbands and several intoxicated men seen entering and leaving the Harding home. Adjournment was set for 1:20 PM to hear more witnesses, with defense denying the charges through attorney S. A. Lewin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matilda Harding
East Fifth Street
Alton ¥. Bennett
Omcers Devilbiss
Smith
Harding
Aiding
S. A. Lewin
Sand Hole
Preterick
Buckeystown Pike
Samel Marino
John
Esterly
Marino
Bennett
Schacht Aims to Safeguard German Credit in Reparations
Harris Fortes and Company reported Dr Hjalmar Schacht, German reparations envoy, said protecting German credit requires Germany to accept no more than 1.65 billion marks in annuities. Schacht argues this limit allows political constraints while sustaining commercial obligations. Fortes underwrote much of German securities offered to American investors, totaling over 1 billion dollars in recent years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Harris Fortes and Company
Farsy
Hijalmar Schacht
Germany
Haris Fortes and Company
Pennsylvania Transit seeks 14 round trips between Gettysburg and Baltimore
The Pennsylvania General Transit Company filed with the Public Service Commission for permission to operate 14 weekly round trips between Gettysburg and Baltimore with stops at Macyend Silver Run Union Mills Westminster and Portage. The petition, filed by George M. Seth, outlines routes along the A and R and references era officials of the Pennsylvania Railroad system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Pennsylvania General Transit Company
Pennsylvania Railroad System
Public Service Commission
Gettysburg
George M. Seth
Pennsylvania Rairoad Company
Macyiend
Silver Run
Union Malls
Westmminster
Piresture
Rasterstown
A. & Reate
Frost Threat Lingers Over Fruit Crops Amid Flood Recovery
Floodwaters recede along the Potomac and Monocacy as roads reopen at Point of Rocks. Officials warn a frost risk remains for the fruit crop with overnight temperatures around 52 degrees and higher cloudiness forecast for Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Althaneh
Potomac
Point of Rocks
Maryland
Virginia
Trafic
Heaviest Dowry of Dry Law Penalties In Michigan
Lansing April 19. Michigan legislature prescribed minimum penalties for bootleggers including one year in prison and a $2000 fine for first offenses. The roaming sentence would be four years and the fine. Officials say the law is the strictest dry statute in the United States with Governor Fox likely to sign.
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Lansing
Mich
Michigan
United States
Fox
Blue and Grey college weekly marks new adveruane
A fragment from the college weekly Blue and Grey notes a member of the Mathematics class in a cryptic announcement. The text references an advertisement and a connection to the school environment.
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T. WC
Norn JY
Mathematics Clad
Montgomery Graduation List Reveals Wide Range of Students
A lengthy Montgomery listing shows graduates from multiple high schools and programs. Names span numerous courses including general and academic tracks at Damascus, Snerwood, Bethesda-Chevy Chase, and Whe High Schools, with many students paired with instructors and programs.
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Aure Benson
Thel
Lie Belle Bogtey
S Ru Betts
Dorothea Mar- James Lamernet
Gilkersen Marshall
Baker
Margaret Ord
Cathe T
Eve Pepper
Frances Victorine de Peme Leier
Lulan
Baith
Toerd Duntop
Elizabeth Kraft
Arcane Lavinia Owngs
Elsie Mae Pur
Leona Louisa Harnon
Mary Poultney Waters
Carl “Packer
Inez Elizabeth Moxley
George Extward
Spates
Etta May Moxley
Frances Lurille Penn
Rose Lee Diagett
Sadie Nell Floyd
William Bissett
Inez
Rebecca Ballenger
Bruce Royden Mant Ola
Virginia Lowry
Rose Porter
Theodore E. Barnsley
Theodore Mason, Jr
Ruth Hkune Bronenburg
Rosalie May Levis
Emma Grace Umstead
Ruth Estelle Pope
Joseph L. Berry
C. Hamilton J Orndorff
Mary Filen Harding
Eleanor Newton Wiliams
Elizabeth Marshall
Reading
Arnold Arthur Ashby
Lax‘Tence Dalton Mathers
Oh Mary Tuohey
Damascus High School
George Wesley Boyer
Hepate Ann Burdette
Laura Olive Gladhill
Susie Viola Gue
Edna Virginia Moxiey
Esther Olivia Mullioix
Helen Estelle Mainix
Winfred H. Perkinson
Dorthy Lenore Souder
Evelyn Elizabeth Souder
Loraine Virginia Watkins
Madeline Lois Watkins
Grace Wilson Souder
Garner Wiliam Duvall
Mack Boyer Bowman
Cleveland J. Hyatt
Carl H. Snapy
Clara India Snowden
Snerwood High School
Helen Brayshaw Bird
Eunice P. Boswell
Elizabeth Hopkins
Mary Fowler Robison
Catherine M Smith
M. Taylor Fussell
Wiliam John Thouzs
Henry Leeke Brown
Robert Thompson
Daniel P. Haviland
Douglas Willist O'Keefe
Albert Woodrowe Thompson
Dickerson High School
Edward Fowler Chiswell
Idaee Scabeth Dickerson
John Gilbert Gott
James Trussell Hoyle
Charles Hartiss Jamison
Wiliam Frankin Jamison
Bernadine Mable Jonas
Cour
Virginia Men Beall
Catherine Fred Evelyn Lutes
Robny Adelle “Folland
Oral Shelbbitt
Mar‘g Ide Shaver
Anna Margaret Dodd
Paul Adams
Herbert Lee Raw‘ings
Paul ¥_ Kreh
Edward Iverson Stacy, Jr
Robert L. Holmead
Willam O. Newsom
Ben Carter Pope
Blanche Adele Jones
Bertha Elimpeth Hickerson
Eve Marie Rreh
Ruth Harvey Proctor
Thomas Garrell, Jr
Sarah A. Harey
Leona Estelle Shenk
Wilbur Cissel
Roger Sylvester Peacock
Rachel Caralyn Bader
Margaret Ellen Wade
Woodrow Duvall
Lorraine J. Miliken
Bethesda-Chevy Chase High School
Academc
John G. Adair, Jr
Kezineth J Davis
Eugene Purvis O'Neil
Liorai F. Cuningham
Curtis M. Dellinger
Margaret One Benson
Barbara Stock Daskan
Mary Margaret Niemeyer
Margaret Post
John Claudia Cartie
Estelle Allen
Virginia Alene Elzabeth
Frances Jones
Mandel Eleanor Caigesene Pore
Wren Augustus Jones
Josep Lee
Calles Mops Up Rebellion as Armies Move Toward Final Phase
Two large federal armies mass on opposite Sonora fronts under General Calles. Lazaro Cardenas directs 10,000 men toward San Blas and Navojoa while Almazan sends 10,000 through Pulpito Pass. A second air raid on Nogales drops devices and pamphlets urging rebels to switch sides.
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Mexico
Cltr
Sonora
Calles
Lazaro Cardenas
San Blas
Sinaloa
Navojoa
Pasar Grandes
Chihuahua
Juan Andreu Almazan
Pulpito Pass
Nogales
Francisco Manga
Benito Bernat
Negro Given 10 Years For Assault On Girl
Horace Branch, a 25 year old Negro, was found guilty on one count of attacking a nine year old girl and sentenced to ten years in prison by three judges in Criminal Court. The case followed a transference from Baltimore county and included testimony from the girl's parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Horace Branch
Baltimore County
Criminal Court
Baltimore City
Children killed as merry go round collapses in Bratislava
Three children die and ten are seriously injured when a carnival ride on a fairground collapses. Wooden horses automobiles and airplanes are hurled as spectators flee. Mothers assault the proprietor amid chaos before rescue crews restore order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bratislava
Czechoslovakia
Fugitive Trustee Surrenders Then Drops Dead in Philadelphia
Dawid Steinhardt, fugitive star and bankruptcy recipient, surrendered in Philadelphia. A bottle of violent polem was found in his clothing. He was a former Republican congressional candidate who visited Jacquary for a phorlege of $36,000 in accounts.
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APT
Alex Ciara
Dawid Steinhardt
Philielphia
Neinhardt
Congress
Jacquary
Horses Burned Trackside At Havre De Grace Meet
A barn fire at Havre de Grace killed several horses and caused losses between 50000 and 73000 dollars. Officials postponed races due to weather and planned county school events for a St Marys district meet with students from Wet County to compete for a cup.
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Havre DE Grace
Aince
Bagene
Bduswtira
Gradany
Alo
Cutie
Wet County
Frederick Milch Scheel
Prof
A. Leary
Getty Boyle
W. D. Aldridge
Harry M. McDonald
Maryland Playground Athletic League
Montgomery grade crossing elimination plans reviewed
Members of the Marland State Roads Commission and Maryland National Capital Park and Planning officials toured Kensington Rockville and Gaithersburg crossings. They praised the Kensington project and scheduled it for this year’s building program with a public hearing planned in Baltimore. Gaithersburg and Rockville crossings are also under consideration with potential elimination dates to be determined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marland State Roads Commission
Kensington
Rockvile
Gaithersburg
Robert G. Hilton
James Heissel
Maryland National Capital Park and Planning Commission
Lacy Shaw
Irving C. Rect
The
Park Commission
Maj. E. Brooks
Mariana House of Delegates
Ramd
Baltimore
Gaithersburg Crossing
Rockville
Soviet Disarmament Plan Rejected by Geneva Panel
The League of Nations preparatory disarmament commission at Geneva rejected the Soviet proposal for partial world wide disarmament as a basis for its work. An advisory note favored continued Russian cooperation while the commission proceeds with its own draft treaty and awaits a final report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Preparatory Commission On Disarmament
League of Nations
Frederick to join Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival parade
Frederick residents attended the Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival in Winchester with Miss Virginia H. Willamson representing Frederick County as a Queen Shenandoah VI princess. The day included gun salutes for Governor Byrd and Queen Shenandoah, a fireworks display, and a three mile parade of floats military and civic groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Winchester
Frederick County
Viringia H. Willamson
Harry F. Byrd
Virginia
Shenandoah
Military Academy Corps
American Legion
Niemen
Philadelphia
Harrisweather
Woman and Children Die in Home Fire Tragedy
In South Bend Indiana an aged woman and four children perished when a defective kitchen stove sparked a fatal blaze at the Purucker residence on the outskirts of the city. Grandmother Mrs. Mark Gooley 78 and children Aloysius 15 John 13 Edward 10 Louis a sister Catherine Cuard 12 all suffocated as the family slept. Mary 18 the eldest daughter had left earlier and returned to find firefighters carrying the victims through gathered onlookers.
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South Bend
Ind
Harvey Purucker
Airs
Mark Gooley
Mary
Centennial Mac Revered H Dixon Speaker
Fragmented notice describes Rev H Dixon as former president of Phi 2 and an address at a centennial event. It mentions an evening service and an indoor program. The text also references a lavender and tan decorative stick with a duck handle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. H. Dixon
Phi 2
Washington visit highlights a bailie against the D A
Mrs Baillie arrives in Washington to press her protest against blacklists and the DA. Her modest attire and clear, pointed speech contrast with a radical reputation, drawing attention from Congress and White House aides.
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Rodney Dutcher
Helen
Ios
Washington
D. A
Sacha
tMem
Bootleggers Fish for Liquor Taken by Agents
Report of illicit liquor seizures by agents during a bust against bootleggers. Fragmentary details mention methods of landing shipments and groups allegedly involved with ships and cargo handling.
British worker dies on repair job after heart attack
A British worker collapsed during a repair assignment and died from a heart attack. Authorities say the incident occurred at the work site with investigations underway.
British banker Lord Revelstein dies after failed settlement
Paris reports the death of Lord Revelstein, an eminent British banker, who passed away at 80 amidst the strain of renewed financial settlement efforts. The international conference faced breakdown as delegates failed to reach a decisive matish settlement, with the German delegation halting progress and the plenary session adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Lord Revelstein
Josiah Stag
Opera soprano Burke files suit for divorce in Baltimore
Hopkins Burke, soprano with the Opera Company, files suit for divorce from William Burke in the circuit court. The complaint cites desertion as the ground. Burke, a Baltimore native, was married July 16, 1921, and separation is mentioned though a date is not provided. The couple’s residence is listed in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Hopkins Burke
Opers Company
William
Boston Downs Dodgers In Morning Game
Breton April 19 AP The National League Club defeated the Dodgers 8 to 5 in a morning game as part of Patriots Day double header. The win came in the last half of the ninth inning. State General Elects. The annual meeting of the Council of the Jr. O U A M showed 1,400 in membership. Frederick was second among counties with 261 members.
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Council of the
Jr. O. U. AM
Council of
Frederick
Frederick Ty
Rice
Jefferson Couns
Counellor
Coor
James R. Dulin
Thomas A. Gracie
Market Rallies on Utilities and Merchandising Leaders
New York stocks rose amid renewed buying with utility and merchandising shares leading a broad advance. Trading strengthened despite scattered softness as several firms posted gains and speculation grew about the year’s new highs.
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Polce Lodge
East Fifth
Brancy
Helen Morgan
Gant
Gockam
Mable Winebranet
U. S
Miss Morgan
Schacht
Battlefield
Aid
A. R Cours
Apple
National Congress of the Daughters of the American Revolt
Henry T. Wade
Ira
Mary C. Ramsburgn
Ong
Whale House
Organi Vaie
Wood
Hoover
Florence Par Was
Fiorense
Bettie Borer
Ina Terr
Montgomery
Hooter
Walter v. Brown
Thetow
William J. .Fitehell
Bother
Rowe
Angindy Sciphy Ula
Uy Kesh
Pure Hire
Cox
Cane
Shasia Kian
Jerry Murphy
Sabir
AIR Mail
Washingen
Indiana
Helpn Tufts Railie
White House
Mets
Charie
HL Burke
Indiaz
B. B. Merrie
Burke
Merritt
Indian Bureau
Cme
Cunard
White Star
Boctiecters
Britisher
Lord Revelstoke
Opera Company
SOPRA
Bostom
Coati
Slyle
Coméition
Joby Weta
Union Bridge
Crkck City Hospital
Charieas Wetzel
Trinity
Frank S. Scot
John R. Vandergrif
Clearkirk
Stepl Keefer Brothers
Lowel
F. Hobart
Daughters of the
Tor
Hobert
Talmadesf Atoms
foGae
Hood College
Phe
Witte
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