Four Months for Old Offender Who Brandished Knife
An elderly offender receives a four month sentence at the House Of Correction And Jai after brandishing a knife during a tense incident.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1931
Page
10
Magistrates Condemn Truck Race On City Street
Two trucks driven by Claude Miller and Robert Sharrer raced abreast along West South Street endangering pedestrians and honoring city warnings. Officer Phebus testified speeds reached 55 to 30 mph while Justice Stotter condemned the dangerous conduct and warned drivers to stop the racing practice. Arden Lods faced drunkenness charges and was released on a suspended sentence. Georges Ome forfeited $1 on a parking violation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tapacer
Joe Motter
Limox
Claude Milter
M. J. Grove Company
Robert Sharrer
Raves
Cary
Phebus
Miller
Sharrer
Sharrez
Mier
Adrist
Sharres
Justice Stotter
Oper
Arden Lods
Thintr
Ugguer
Phebus Georges Ome
Hotel Men Form an Association in Winchester Area
A group of hotel managers met at Braddock Hotel in Winchester Virginia to form a regional hotel association. Elected officers include president and secretary treasurer from the George Washington Hotel. The aim is mutual betterment and cooperation for hosts in nearby towns with plans for regular meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epery
Braddock Hotelis
Winchesier
Annes
Kingsburg
Buegene R
George Washington
Winchester
Secon
Imne
Becks
Hagerstown
M. J
Alexander Tel
E.R
County to Sell Bonds and Appoint New Policeman
County commissions a bond sale for a new courthouse and county building project at Silver, with half funded by front foot assessments and a $70,000 refunding issue for the police department. Gassasay Linthicum, 28, named to fill the vacancy left by the death of Policeman Robert S. Darby, takes office immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berry EL Commis
Courthouse
Silver
Es Sasi
Polit Department
Gassasay Linthicum
May County Police
Robert S. Darby
Clarks
Rome
Pers
Dar
Cormoon
Promotion of Dr Boone Promoted by President Amid Navy Ethics Debate
Amid a Navy ethics dispute the President approved the promotion of Dr Joel T l Lieutenant Commander Rik Boone from temporary duty to full rank. Seven others were approved while one proposed by the acting secretary was rejected and the official notice was withheld citing ethics concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Aug
Tin
Joel T. l
T Rik Perso’ Boone
Wit
Jat Backe
Navy
Lindberghs Resume Arctic Flight From Inlet Point Barrow
Col. Charles A. Lindbergh and Mrs. Lindbergh depart Amavik NWT at 1030 p.m. on a 536 mile leg toward Point Barrow Alaska after weather allows. The pair expect five hours flight as plans call for continuing their 7000 mile Orient vacation route begun July 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amavik
Orient
Charles A. Indbergh
Arctic
Payl
Point Barrow
Alaska
Rief
Washingtton
D.C
Aktayik
N.W.T
Washington
Charles A. Lindbergh
Temperance Board Opens Meeting Amidrowdy Scene
Washington August 3 The Methodist Board of Temperance opened a government hearing as a violent, mistaken chant disrupted remarks by a protester. The incident occurred during discussions on reform measures, with security present and no immediate arrests reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Methodist Board of Temperance
W. J. Stoner Chosen Thurmont Mayor in 1978 Election
W J Stoner slated to become Thurmont mayor succeeding Frank LoCato. He has served as president of the Thurmont Board and as mayor for three years, plus treasurer of the Thurmont County Stagie baseball team and leader in local civic groups. Stoner to serve until the annual April election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lo Cato Mayer
Com- Cibwaotere
Hood
Beachier
Staver
Staver € Coon Beers and Ail Automatitaly
Cerns
Brasco Ant
Sacer
H. D. Beachley
Ernest P. Hammacer
Mammaxer
Hoover Promises Aid for Unemployed Veterans
Washington reports that Hoover pledges unemployment relief measures after a survey to assess distress and organize care. He notes economic changes will help some regions while harming others and cites data on disabled WWI veterans seeking work. EC Badcock estimates over 75,000 disabled veterans may need jobs. Names are being sent to state employment directors to accelerate placements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Aug. T
Hoover
U. S. Employment Service
EC. Badcock
Disabled American Veterans
No Marks on Gun in Arrington Case Westmorland
Westminster Maryland August 7 the shotgun that killed Darel H Arrington at his home near Marriottsville was brought to Baltimore for fingerprint examination but no prints were found the box of shells showed no prints either. Arringtons widow cut her throat hours after his body was found and remains in hospital officials planned an inquest pending her condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster
Darel H. Arrington
Marriottsvile
Baltimore
Carroll County
Bertison Bureau
Bear Yohn
Arrington
St. Agnes’ Hospital
John Warner
Marriotisidle
Ralph Warehime
Youn
Jon
Armington
Benson
Wirt Opening Match Notes in Close of Day Sale
Wirt opening match proceeds listed at 1201 dollars today by December 5 close. Rist details indicate a price and opponent names are partially present in the fragment.
Women's Clubs Outline Yearly Program
Women's clubs present a planned year of work detailing meetings projects and activities. The outline emphasizes community service education social gatherings and local engagement through a series of organized programs.
Fair Chairmen Plan Annual Exhibit Across Clubs
The fair chairmen from multiple clubs map a training series from September to October with meetings in New Market Hyattsville and Walkersville. Miss Pearson will present a program for each club as ideas are exchanged and exhibits planned for the annual fair next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cwarrhuus - Gadssat
Miss Pearson
Twasater
Hyattsown
Pleasant
Liberty
Walkers
Middaadterrestry Schubs
Aown
Adamstown
Ft. of Rocks
Saren
Walkersville
Henry R. Shoemaker
Middletown
A. W. Nicodemus
Buckeystown
George Erster
Emmitsburg
Bruce Hammond
Libertytown
Hugh Dean
Harmony Grove
C. G. Miller
Sjamsville
John Galther
Unionville
G. H. Fowler
Raymond Lindsay
Mr. Pleasant
Elmer Dixon
Jug Bridge
Diss
Immigration acts criticized by Wickersham commission
The Wickersham commission accuses U S immigration officials of unconstitutional and oppressive deportation practices. It states annual examinations of about 290000 supposed aliens and actual deportations around 15000, harming individuals under rigid rule enforcement. The report highlights controversy and calls attention to labor department methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wickersham Commission
Hoovf
Adimm
Thas
Col
Untitled fragment hints at historical figure and event
A garbled OCR fragment references individuals such as Cohen and Legee with scattered names like Federico and Maren. Context is incomplete, offering no clear event, date, or location to define a concrete news item.
Also Mentioned on This Page
House of Correction
Jai
Potomac Organization
Ebert House
Montgomery County
DR. Boone
Becomee Hapsburg
Indberghs
Japan
Tokyo
Clyde Pangborn
Hugh Hermean
Seattle
North Pacific
Pangborn
Herndon
United States Naval
E Ra
Methodist Board
W. J. Stoner
Thurmony
Frank
L. Cady
Ledge Luray
Dis
Secvstar
Stickler
Cohen
Biewes Federico
Maren
Carty’s Christmas Furniture Savings Club
Piee
Carty
C.c.carty
Patrick East
Frederick, MD
Hendrickson
Colgate Tooth
Colgate
Coats
John D. Hendrickson
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