Local Court Officials Prepare For Office Transitions
Retiring Judge to finish pending matters before successor takes office on December 2. John H. Worthington relinquishes seat. Eli G. Haugh to continue as Clerk of the Court and swear in deputies at ceremony. New Clerk Charles H. Butts and deputies Edward A. Toms, Verne Keefer, Lauretta Armstrong qualified. public oath and ceremonies held at the courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Svat
Worthingon
Aly
Xerman
Eli Gingh
Hammond Urner
Bar Asvestun
H. Kieffer DeLauter
Ma@tin
Welday
Worthington
Desir
Mc Newman
Rchineton
Butta
Egister
Will Charles H. Butts
Edward A. Toms
Iver H. Keefer
Lauretta Mstrone
E. G. Haugh
Rus. FE. Lighter
Deprtfes Ror Sroeder
Mildred Fogle
Fu G Haugh
Mudge Mipond Greer
Haugh
John H
Mertin F. Shepley
Ace E. Staley
Ethel Mard
Ellis C. Wachter
Havgi
Fruit Growers Fail Ason Bros Inc Assets Echo Bankruptcy
Pioneer Adams County Pennsylvania fruit growers Ason Bros Inc files voluntary bankruptcy petitions listing assets around 400000 and debts near 150000. Court issues restraining order halting proposed sale of assets to satisfy a 400 claim of the Bendersville National Bank. The three brothers inherited from their father about 250 years ago and built a large apple production and marketing business across Adams and Cumberland counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ason Bros.’ Inc
Pioneer Appro Wers
Adama County
Adams Country
Ecormant
Benderstille Natal Bank
Adams
Cumend
90 Perish in Algerian Flood
Reports from Algeria indicate about 90 people perished in a flood in the Oran department areas. Estimates say twelve thousand square miles of fertile Mant territory have been devastated, with food supplies threatened and communication largely disrupted.
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Algeria
Oran
de- Mant
Third Driver Named Fire Truck On Full Time
At a Wednesday night meeting of the directors of the Cuess' Ladder and Treek Compas, Austin Young was named the card driver for the fire truck. He will begin work immediately as the truck will operate from six o'clock in the evening until three o'clock in the morning. Two drivers will be on duty per shift, with sixteen four-hour shifts. A committee was formed to draft rules and fund any necessary improvements for the fence and drivers. Plans for a large party at the armory for the truck company are under way for the coming year, rescheduled from December 5 due to preholiday engagements.
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Toe Cuess’ Ladder
Treek Compas
M.C. A
Austin Young
Leet Aerat
Gerice Ag
E.duy
Sixteep
Dudley Page
William D. Zimmerman
Lewis R. Derribaugh
Wilam
Lipps
Page
Tie Bestette
Ford to Boost Production Soon
Detroit December 2 AP Ford Meter Company plans to step up output immediately after the new model debut Edsel B Ford president said production now averages 85 to 70 cars daily and by February will rise to 1,000 more units than the previous month with the stepping up program going into effect shortly Prices for the new model were announced last night showing a 10 to 35 dollar rise over the old model
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Ford Meter Company
Whch
Gome
Edsel B. Ford
Edsel Ford
Dawes Denies Presidential Bid Endorses Lowden Nomination
In Washington, General Dawes stated he is not a candidate for the presidency and supports Frank O Lowden of Illinois for the nomination, assuming Calvin Coolidge will decline renomination. He declined to discuss the political situation further and urged Senate rule changes to curb filibusters.
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Washington
Ces
White House
Frank 0. Lowden
Tllinois
Lowden
Coolidge
Dawes
Senate
Confession Alleges Beach Killed Dr Liliendahl in Trial
Samuel Bark testified Willis Beach confessed to killing Dr William Liliendahl in Baltimore last September. Bark said Beach planned to borrow money, claimed he could beat the case, and described a racket with the elderly man. Bark’s wife contradicted parts of his testimony about Beach’s presence in Baltimore.
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May's Landing
Sanbark
Lilliendahl
Wills Beach
Beach
Margaret Lilliendahl
Samuel Bark
Baltimore
Texas
Qircos
Dr. Liliendahl
Lamine Ox Lis Iume
Bark
Charlea Phillips
Mra
Iiendahl
N. J
Samuel Bark Baltl
Willis Beach
A Wiliam Sullendahl
Thompson
Dr. Littiendalel
Maud Bsrk
Samuel
Allidzen
Aro
Radio stations to be reduced by three percent next year
Washington December 1 AP reports the Federal Radio Commission has decided to eliminate about 3 percent of the nation's broadcasting stations in the coming year. Also from New Jersey Comsen N. J. December 7 AP says Comsen N. J. was sentenced today to years in prison after pleading guilty to a murder in the Campeninal Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Federal Reserve
Washington
Tue
United States
Federal Radio Commission
Comsen
N. J
New Jersey
Aie Arison
dJndise Henry EB. Ware
Campen Inal
Marriage license granted for Hagerstown couple
A marriage license was issued in Hagerstown for Louis E. Guertin of Braddock Heights and Katherine T. Stotler of Berkeley Springs. The record notes Guertin as proprietor of Casa Loma in Braddock Heights. Also reported is an absolute divorce granted to Pauline Estelle Trezeil from Ralph Trezeil with Aijon Y. Bennett as attorney for the plaintiff.
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Hagert
Ed Fm
Hagerstown
Louis E. Guertin
Braddock Heights
Katherine T.stotler
Berkeley Springs
Paulhe Estelie Trezeil
Sband
Ralph Trexeil
Aijon Y. Bennett
The
Plainti
Muscle Shoals Seeker Battles Norris Over Power Policy
Washington dispatch describes Nebraska Senator Norris as a strong foe of private power firms pushing Muscle Shoals leasing. Norris defends government ownership to keep fertilizer and electricity affordable while opposing Cyanamid and other private interests. He argues newer nitrate methods reduce factory need and urges public control to lower rates nationally.
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George
Henry Ford
Cranam
Norris
Muscle Shoals
Boulder
Ontario
United States
Strong gales lash city and county with minor damage
Severe winds accompanied by a sharp temperature drop swept through the region. Reports list shattered windows and torn clothes on lines, with only light structural damage noted. thermometer fell from 68 to 41 degrees as the storm moved northeast.
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City
County
Major League to Open Season April 1
Major League schedules indicate the season opening on April 1 with the National League featuring Chicago at New York and the American League starting with New York visiting Washington. Details on other matchups appear incomplete in the fragment.
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Chicago
New York
Washington
Hest
Birthday Party Notice for Vernon L. Roderick
A birthday party invitation is tendered to Vernon L. Roderick at 49 East Fourth Street. Attendees include Augustine Motile Carmack, Dizon, Miss Mire Pottie, Frances Ramsbot Perina Moteza, Charles Naka Jr, G Wood of Ridgevine, and others.
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Vernon L. Roderick
East Fouarti
Paetae
Tient
Augustine Motile Carmack
Dizon
Mire Pottie
Frances Ramsbot
Perina Moteza
Charles Naka, Jr
G« Wood
Ridgevine
Relirecht
Delfcious
Fragmented plea for financial relief in public service
A damaged OCR passage laments a dented expense claim of nearly seven thousand dollars and praises indefatigable effort for the people, though it ends without a clear resolution or outcome.
Christmas Treat for 300 Frederick Children
The Empty Stocking Club plans its annual Christmas event December 22 at Winchester Hall for about 300 Frederick children. Collections are underway for gifts, trees, and a program with Santa likely attending, aiming to bring happiness to needy youngsters in the city.
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Winchester Hall
Orauulaa
Santa Chris
Ches. 3. Price
City Opera House
State Armory
Empty Stocking Club
Eleanor Houck
Independent Republican Senators Set to Caucus
Washington dated dispatch reports independent Republican senators plan a caucus to propose a separate program and possibly challenge party leaders. Incumbents Moses Thayer and Barry were named for Senate offices. if blocked, independents may take their case to the Senate floor.
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Washington
Senate
Moses
New Hampshire
Edward P. Thayer
Indiana
David Barry
Pennsylvania
Iver Xertis
Senator la Foliette
Wisconsin
Stead
Farter-Lador
Minneapolis
Pueblo Army Corps Leader Charged in California Funnel Plot
John UW. Manversion of Suny Fran? soto, leader of the Pueblo Army Corporation, faces charges of smuggling gage from California to Olfe panstere Ta and five additional counts of funneling money with weapons.
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John UW. Manversion
Suny
Fran? Soto
Pueblo Army Corporation
California
Olfe Panstere
Tuberculosis Seals Talk At Frederick Lions Club
Dr. E C Kefauver outlined the history and purpose of Christmas tuberculosis seals, noting 103 active Frederick cases and that early prevention among children is crucial. The talk covered the movement origins in 1903 Denmark, Red Cross support, and the ongoing work of the Tuberculosis Association to reduce deaths and costs through education and clinics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Lions Club
E. C. Kefauver
Frederick
Denmark
Delaware
Red Cross
Tuberculosis Association
Kefaurer
A. Frank Millar
A .Aart Etchison
Robert L. Shipier
Byron A. Winebrenner
C. T. Westman
Edward Bent
Reguar
Hotel Frederick
Dr. Kefauver
S. Maxwell
T. E. Russel
R. R. Taylor
Thormont
H. C. Erdman
Barkits Hill
East Swept by High Winds and West Under Snow
A severe winter storm battered New York Cumberland Williamsport and Rochester with hurricane force winds and floods. At Cumberland Md winds reached 70 mph damaging a grass factory and injuring two men. five blocks flooded in Rochester. dikes and rail lines were affected. thousands in western New York faced flood and isolation. Snow spread from Montana to the upper Mississippi Valley with several inches piling up in the Midwest and Great Plains. Weather caused railroad disruptions and a major flood program in Williamsport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York State
Terrania
Maryland
Noyet
Crreaghog
Williasmaport
Cumberland
Williamsport
Hornell
N.Y
River Y
Rene Ag
Erie Railroad
Rochester
Geneva
Yanta
New York Central Railroad
Midwest
Kansas City
Rpm
Issippi Valley
Canadian Rockies
Montana
Middle West
Siretta
Punks
Memorial Exercises Broadcast From Washington Details
Memorial exercises in Washington will be broadcast tomorrow as President Coolidge dedicates the New Mexico stone in the Washington monument. A RCA red network hookup will carry the ceremonies at 2:38 p.m. with WRC Washington WEAF New York and WTAE Pittsburgh participating.
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Washington
Collidge
New Mexico
Washington Monument
Hetel
Radio Corporation of America
WRC
WEAF
New York
WTAE
Pittsburgh
Train and Auto Collision Kills Four in Indiana
A train collision near Decatur Wiltshire-area cross ing left four dead this morning. Victims include Alfred Stutler six Hazel Lamonion twenty four Kenneth Hoblet twenty three and Robert Strickler twenty two. All were from Wiltshire.
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Decantar
Ind
Deco
Erle Rathoed Mest
Alfred Stutler
Mise Hazel Lamonion
Mra Kenneth Hoblet
Robert Strickler
Wiltshire
Poison Whiskey Death Sparks Montgomery County Probe
Daniel Bealer of Rockriff te dies from alleged poisoned whiskey revived from a work crew near Garrison and Boyds. An alleged Washington Negro bootlegger is sought for selling contraband liquor. Autopsy aided by Dr Barbtt of Garthers. Police Royer leads the inquiry. Several local residents named as witnesses or associates appear in fragmentary notes. A separate note mentions Mish Cleverman publishing a new novel.
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Daniel Bealer
Rockrifte
Montgomery County
Washington Nezro
Bealer
Gar Tantown
Boyds
Barbtt
Garthers
Royer
Reasler
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Henry T. Wade
Hood Collereenta
Washketon
Josef War
P Theater
Chopin
Hoven
Pwr
Hood College
Jessie H. Xenteon
Cor- Bierlee
Richard P
Gale
Eatiziactoroe Yan Lh
Tara
FORD
Philadelphia
West Philadelphia
Edward Stay
Thoms Gilmore
Lewis F_ Lochner
Court Park
Lac Cauarent Aid Society
Chamber of Commerce
Lillendahl
Rgpney
Nebraska
Fo Brate
Ag & Hopeless
Itx
Lacie George
American Farm Bureau Federation
Fia Aderation
Congress
Power Trust
Burney
Matthew
Brunswick
Emiattsburg
Thurmost
Huckerstown
Adamstown
New Market
Bowerbe- Wera
Imp
Misa Carrie Norris
M. McKinstry Norris
Locust Grove
Libertytown
Crompacker
J. W. Jamison
Maurieg
McDaniel
R. Forney
Rachel Jamison
Eva Forney
Helen Peters
Rayne Jamison
Union Bridge
L. Margaret Wilbur
Mary Baile
Mebrie Crampacker
Linwood
Wilbur Ecker
New Windsor
Charles W. Smith
Philip Myers
Harmony Grove
Christian Simpson
Liberthtorn
Silas Barnes
Mt. Airr
Empty Stocking Club Entertainment
Jack
Mary Stephen
Frederick City Hospital
Lions Club
Sutchering
Samuel Stambaugh
Lors
Dr. Heimer
Lester Fisher
Cresgerstown
Graceam
Birs. Clarend
X. Roy Ditterman
A Harvey Stambauch
Boks
KarShek
Shanghai
Der
Chiang Kath
Mss
Meiling Soone
Wellesley
Rockville
Meq Pere
Ligienap
Bernard Callst
Tinbert Poole
Charles Hargett
Shall
Catherine Easterday
Hargett
Oliver Wiles
Roland
Cremmell Jacobs
Henry Catz
Poole
James Shall
Viola Cacet
Latenia Hargett
Hilda Sihall
Helen Hargett
Rebecca Howard
jNaomia Castle
Feiceheth Hewart
Eva M. Thomas
Nathaniz Thomas
Mish Cleverman
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