Mrs Powell fined for assault in People's Court
Mrs Powell was fined $50 and costs and received a three month suspended jail sentence after being found guilty of assault and battery in a case brought by Mrs Kidwiler. James Powell and Mrs Flanagan were found not guilty. The incident allegedly occurred March 14 at the Kidwiler residence with a man named Lee Hilleary present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob A. Kidwiler
Elizabeth Powell
Guy K. Motter
People’s Court
James Powell
Ted Flanagan
Kiaw
Kidwier
Kidwiter
Lee Hilleary
Sirs
Powell
Flanagan
Mirs. Kidwiler
E. Austin James
Walter E Sinn
William M. Storm
AP Elects Officers and Directors in Annual Meeting
The Associated Press re elected four directors whose terms expired and named Frederick E Murphy of the Minneapolis Tribune to fill a vacancy from the death of H B Jones. New officers include President Noyes Col Robert Ewing First Vice President John Cowies Second Vice Presidents Kent Cooper and Jackson S Elliott Treasurer J R Yous and secretary Kent Cooper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Associated Press
Frederick E. Murphy
Minneapolis Tribune
H. B. Jones
Minneapolis Journal
Waldorf Astoria
Frank B. Noses
Washington Star
Adolph 5. Ochs
New York Times
B. H. Anthony
New Bedford
Mass
Ochs
McLean and Anthony
Clarke Howell
Atlanta Constitution
EL HL Baker
Cleveland Plain Dealer
St. Louis Globe-Demorrat
Woman Seeks Solo Endurance Flight Record
Elmer Stith plans a solo endurance flight in a cabin monoplane at 1140 a m from Evelt Field. Miss Louie McPherriree of California previously set 22 hours 3 minutes 12 seconds in a similar attempt using a rear cockpit. Officials note it is the first time a woman flyer used a rear man's ship for such an attempt. Weather favorable. In Washington the immigration committee votes to postpone indefinitely repeal bills while opponents vow to continue the fight in the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelt Field
Bata Rags
Elmer Stith
Louie McPherriree
California
Teld
Washington
Secate Immigration Committee
Senate
Local Man Victim in Sale of 86 Shares Stock
Baltimore April 23 AP report states a local man was victimized in a February 1928 incident involving a sale of 86 shares of stock valued at about $90. The suspect, Ol Arnold of Frederick, was accused of using false pretenses to obtain the shares and money. A Baltimore detective retrieved the suspect from Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Sndistment Co
Beuy
Boston
Ol Arnold
Frederick
Front Escapes Frost Damage in Bright Spring Day
A thawing spell brought frost point temperatures overnight with a glistening city, but no major damage. Forecasters expect continued mild warmth with another light frost tonight, while Frederick county reports limited fruit damage and flood risks lessen as the region nears spring’s peak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maida, Danage
Washington
Frederick County
Maryland
Guy
Prohibition Agents Raid Frog Hollow Area in 18th Day
Fifteen federal agents swept Frog Hollow near the Antietam battlefield, arresting six people in morning warrants said to total 24. Charged with possession and sale of intoxicating liquor, they were taken to Hagerstown for processing before U.S. Commissioner P. J. Anderson in Cumberland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingerstown
Prohibition
Washington
Frog Hollow
Antictam
Hagerstown
U.S
P. J. Anderson
Cumberland
Formal Senate Report on Farm Bill Debenture Plan
Washington April 23 AP reports a formal Senate agriculture committee report led by Chairman McNary. The document endorses general farm relief measures while briefly noting opposition to the export debenture plan, aligning with the President's position on that provision. The rest mirrors House agriculture legislation except for the debenture clause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Washington
Hoover
McNary
Coast Guard officer asked to resign amid gun use inquiry
Washington, April 22. Assistant Secretary Lowman announced that James R. Ingram, a Coast Guard Swain, requested resignation after an investigation found he used poor judgment firing a machine gun to stop a rum runner on the Miami River. The shooting wounded no one. investigation cites danger to nearby homes and boats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lowman
The
Mtnkee
Investigating Board
Property owners listed for Rockville parcels in court plan
Commissioners meet to discuss condemnation for courthouse site on Washington and Jefferson streets. The report lists owners and parcels totaling several thousand square feet, with church property and multiple parcels tied to the Presbyterian Church of Rockville and other residents. Public improvements include Trinity chapel site work and road projects near Jefferson, with state legislative action not yet required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ir Tas
Clark
Lot Ab Cosmer
Washington Iscreet
Commerce Lane
Louis
Rona R. Maus
Wwce
Luce Elizabeth AL OM
Lee Ost
Nicholas D. Offutt
Thomas N. Hudngs
Charles G. McDonald
Washington and
Jefferson Streets
al Lyddane
John T. Vincent
Jederson
Court Streets
Stephen M. Lyddane
Solomon Sid Hasier A. Stover
Wallace Ricketts
Court Street
Frank Higgins
Clifford H. Robertson
Presbyterian Church of
Rockville
Presbyterian Church
Dender
Mary Bach
Mathias Buck
Maria Dofler
Peter Dofler
Jacob Faubels
Mari
Jacob Mather
Henry Schell
Margaretha Gretha G. Apraieus
Mulie
Bunion Derby Resumes Pace Toward Collinsville Illinois
Pa Ploading toward the west, the 29 bunionless runners resumed their trek from Vandalia toward Collinsville, Illinois 50 miles away. Weathered and sunburnt, they moved on after a four hour lead by Pete Garate of Southampton, England, as the field pressed toward a distant control point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Pine
Vandalia
Collnsville
Ill
Ilinois
Pete Garate
Southampton
England
Johnny Sale
N Leman
Vandalyodar
Japanese steamer sinks after collision near Cape Eois
A Japanese steamer wrecks after striking rocks off Cape Eois, drowning about 100 aboard. The disaster follows reports of stock gains in New York with market activity reacting to the event.
Rotary District Meeting Opens in Cumberland
Arrangements are complete for the thirty fourth district conference of Rotary International to convene in Cumberland for three days beginning Monday. Events include religious services at St Pauls Lutheran Church, a reception at the House of Friendship, business sessions at the Strand Theater, and a governor’s address by Keyser West Virginia. Special assemblies, luncheons, and a banquet are on the schedule with speakers from Japan and North Carolina among others. A separate note reports a garage and automobile destruction at Bermynic Virginia involving F P Smith past master. damage extends to nearby buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary International
Cumberland
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Hiram T. Bowersox
House of Friendship
Elks
Strand Theater
Henri L. G. Kieffer
Frederick
Leland Stanford University
Cumberland Century Clubs
Almon C. Roth
David Clark
Charlotte
N. C
Tomokichi Matsumoto
Rotary
Tokio
Japan
Altoona Club
State Armory Co Trues
Edward R. Exisey
Spraxer
S Wah
March birth and death report for Frederick County
Health officer Dr E C Kefauver reports March totals: 104 births (90 white, 14 colored) and 58 deaths (white 22 male 7 female, colored 5 male 4 female. infant deaths 10. ages 5 to 14 two, 15 to 24 four, 25 to 44 eight, 45 and over 33). Leading death causes cerebral hemorrhage and heart disease at 10 each. other causes include whooping cough tuberculosis influenza cancer pneumonia and accidents. A preschool health conference is set for April 27 at Walkersville High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
E. C. Kefauver
Walkersville High School
Erick Public Health
Woman's Club of
Walkersville
Fred
Baltimore
Otey
Postal Inspector Exchanges Fire With Four Suspects
A postal inspector confronted four suspects in a Boston area room and exchanged gunfire as two escaped and three remained inside. The incident stems from a robocast at a facility with shots fired and police response continuing.
The Jones Law origin argued by Elmira writer
Washington report questions the true father of the Jones law credit. The piece credits Gale H. Tamberman and recounts Stalker saga, claiming the Five and Ten act stemmed from Stalker's efforts with Jones aiding passage. It notes Elmira age and wider Prohibition context and mentions cattle shipment and local clean-up efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stalker
Washington
Lemster Wesley L. Jones
Hoover
Jackie Coogan
Jones
Gale H
Modest Tamberman
Elmura
N.Y
Betes
House
Senator Jones
Ifr
Senate
Tribute Remarks Highlight Prohibition Enforcement Leader
The statement praised Seymour Lowman, Assistant Secretary of the Treasury, who oversees prohibition enforcement, for his Congressional tribute at a testimonial dinner. It defends his intellect and proposes he can continue protecting workers from strong drink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Treasury
Seymour Lowman
Conference on Reparations Failure and Geneva Bacteriological Ban
Paris and Geneva reports detail a reparations conference failure with a plan to form a sub committee to craft a report for governments. Observers see slim hope for later negotiations as delegates pursue continued talks. Geneva secret session adopts proposals to ban poison gas and bacteriological warfare under disarmament talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Poo
Phenery S¢Asion
Wpa
Geneva
League Nations
Frederick Doctors Attend Maryland Medical Society Meeting
Frederick physicians attend the 14th annual meeting of the Medical and Chirurgical Faculty of Maryland in Baltimore. Delegates Dr. H. C. Thames and Dr. E. C. Kefsover. Lectures include torsional volvulus of uterus and hereditary cridocrinial dysotosis. Sessions in the Taraly Building begin at 2 pm with officers and committee reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Maryland
White
Baltimore
8. C. Thames
E. C. Kefsover
Frank D. Worthington
RR. W. Bet
Douglas Vander Hoof
Richmond
Samet Fy. Earle
McGlannan
Vander Hoof
Earke
Walter D. Wit
de. Worthington
William T. Saat
Easton
Edward A. Butlowski
Emer B. Freeman
State Board of Medical Jamme Iners
John E. Legge
Beet
Ken Fauver
James Herbert Wilken
Robert Parke Bay
Charles A
Virginia Furniture Workers Strike Paralyzes Three Plants
Staunton April 73 AP report: committees for striking workers at three FUSWITURE plants, including Waynesboro, meet at Steam to seek a settlement. About 150 to 175 workers quit at the Waynesboro plant after a carder action. Bosses deny betrayal and offer possible job transfers while leadership vows continued action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staunton
Steamtom Witt
3. L. Wits
Eeries
Basie Company
Waynesboro
Sivike
Waesboro
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Bostonian
Dling Otis Arnold
Coast Guard
IST Rockville Property Owners
Aghways Grant Court House
Trinity Chapel
Cherch
Myersville
Gronnes
Jeferson
Catoctin
Jefferson
M. J. Grave Lime Company
Liberty District
Liberty Slate
George Thomas
Buckeystown
George D Smith
Lewis F. Lochner
John Wit Holter
Archrey M. Molesworth
Dorsey
Annapolis
Bunion Derby
Collinsville, Ill
Tokyo
Cape Eoiis
Howes Co
York
Dr. Kiefer
Eigs
Masonic T. x
Incerafarr
ML FP. Smith
Bermyriic
Mir
J. D.groiesversa
Gwlidings
Exan Jack
Apreen
Adulph
James
Hen Cage
Rodney Dutcher
NEA Service
Wester
Herse
Janes Na
Upda Th Ne
Alihoed
Elmirathes
Long Eddy
Striese
United States
Jile
Methodist Church
Emira
Elmira
Montgomery County
Barnesville
Fred J. Hughes
Seneca-Edwards Ferry
Potomac River
Texas
Lone Star State
Minsl
Beran
Chamber of Commerce
Bertram W. Oscood
Thurmont
Ita
Wat
Sectlane
Counemman Robers Howes Investitat
Sural
Montgomery
Geneva Meeting
Posal
Cal Warfare
Fuswiture
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