Immissioners Elect Holter New Board Head
Organization meeting this afternoon outlines the appointment of Holter as the new board head and sets upcoming agenda items for the commission.
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Holter
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1930
Page
1
Clinton M Sherry Elected Attorney and New Board Appointments
Clinton M Sherry was elected attorney with Murdoch selected as clerk and Ann Stup as assistant at the first meeting of the new board. The board named John W. Hotes as vice president and Spencer E. Stan as assistant clerk. Several members and roles were listed, with changes to counsel and ward appointments noted and farewell addresses given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gherr
J. Dorsey Etchison
Tole
Mr. Brown
Jona W. Grove
Amon Burgee
Graham H. Derr
Lexis F. Lophner
Webrey R. Molesworth
George DB. Smith
al Annes
A. Dorsey Exchison
Urner
Mugs
D. Willard
Pidge
Willard
Cesar
Fitton
John S. Newman
Glenn H. Worthington
Frederick County
Newman
J. Austin Loy
B. Frank ‘Pot
William Foreman
Charles William Kolb
Carl ©. Holtz
C. Newton Thomas
John Hershberger
Louis ©. Etchison
Orphans’ Court
Thomas
Ritchie
Melvin F. Shepley
Edward A. Toths
Loliver H. Keefer
Ruth D. Thomas
Board of County Commissioners
Walter E. Sinn
Thomas A. Chapline
W. Jatkie Grave
Metgren
First Congress Convenes Final Session and Swears In Members
The first Congress opens its final session with Democrats focusing on unemployment aid for farmers hard hit by drought. Visitors fill Senate and House galleries as Vice President Curtis and Speaker Loomis are welcomed. The initial business is seating new members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regisistors
Enate
House Galeries
Curtis
Loneworth
Four Die in Dakota Plane Crashes Over Weekend
Mitchell reports four deaths from multiple Dakota plane accidents over the weekend. Robert French, 30, his wife, and their 6-year-old son died when French’s plane crashed. Glen Runshe, 30, was fatally injured in a Madison crash. A second collision near a church injured two others amid shattered glass and car damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Robert French
French
Glen Runches
Madison
Record Cold Wave Hits Upper Midwest Far North
An arctic outbreak sweeps the northern fringe of the states with temperatures plunging. Devil's Lake South Dakota drops to 18 below zero marking a record low for the season as Minnesota and Wisconsin face extreme cold and snow. The Weather Bureau predicts a gradual warmup but the Great Lakes and upper Mississippi valley stay frigid through tonight and tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devil's Lake
S. D
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Upper Great Lakes
Mississippi Valley
Mississippi
Great Lakes
Iinois
Bidiana
Weather Bureau
Modhern Plains
Major Dry Offensives Across Four Maryland Counties
Federal agents and local officers launched a major dry enforcement operation in southern Maryland counties. About twenty agents from Washington and groups across the state conducted coordinated patrols, targeting illicit distilleries and liquor distribution rings believed to be a persistent national hotspot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mar
Depana
Sme
United States
Washment Sa
Maryland
Tve
Hearing Tonight on DUI Charge in Bode
O F Burdette of Bode faces a driving while intoxicated charge after a deputy sheriff arrested him Sunday afternoon. A second unidentified white man, described as intoxicated, was also taken into custody and will face charges, with hearings expected tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. F. Burdette
Bode
Sas
Acoy
Sheri
William F. Steiner
Ochcers Bart and
Crum
Henry Raabe
Sotith
Riots in Germany injure fifty and kill one person
AP reports in Feria a violent sequence led to about 50 injuries and one death amid political acts. Police detained several dozen as clashes spilled into streets and involved various groups during the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Feria
kEed Sahd
Automobile Crash Leaves Donald Foot Injured
This morning Donald Foot, 18, was badly injured when his car struck a pole. Ben Markoe, driver, not hurt. Foot suffered a fractured skull and lacerated scalp, while semi conscious after the accident. Victim is the son of Mr and Mrs L Fout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Foot
Ben Markoe
West
Somme
Poopie
Markee
L. Fout
Two Freed on Charge of Taking Woman's $323
Two defendants were freed on charges of taking $323 from Mrs. Dora Bitler. The preliminary hearing cited $200 recovered from a pocket and $125 found in a bureau drawer. Witnesses described the suspect’s threats and home break in on a Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyer
Waller
Guy
Motier
Dora
Bitler
Toms
Barer
Boy
Moaner
Parsons
Ihe
MS Stam
Alen
Benne
Robbers Target Auto Taxes and EMT Express
A brief robbery report notes criminals targeting auto tax payments and an EMT express service. The incident details are partially obscured, but authorities investigate possible links between the two events and the actions taken to secure financial records.
Court Clerk EQNS cree fly wert Hotes SA
Court clerk operations in pending cases draw attention as EQNS indicate irregularities at the Hotes SA office. Officials report no discharge of duties while enforcement steps proceed.
Weather Record Shows Deficient Rainfall This Month
The report reviews the eleventh consecutive month in 1930 with deficient rainfall across the four seas region. Temperatures fluctuated from mid winter to early summer. foggy nights were noted with a single 24 hour period of minimal change. November saw a 51 degree maximum and 4 degree minimum with seven days above .01 inch rainfall totaling 1.08 inches. The period included snow flurries and a record low temperature of 21 below in 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Four Seas
Frederick
Miner Buried Alive Receives Food Through Air Tube
A miner trapped 72 hours in a Bastrop coal mine gallery is fed via an air tube and beef tea as rescue teams work. Another miner nearby reportedly may be unhurt but is not yet reached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dortmund
Germany
Bastrop
Ofhem
Prosecutions For New Dry Law Officials In County
The article reports increased prosecutions for dry law violations tied to county officials, noting 1930 oath takeoffs and a summary of enforcement actions. It records prison terms imposed, new sheriff and register, and notes on prosecutions and court actions, including commentary by Assistant Attorney General Yousa. It also covers oaths taken by local officials including county commissioners and clerks, and mentions congestion in federal courts and requested judicial expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courts OF Wills
Atte
Vkr Aml
Treasury
Yousamest
Ptts
Mitchell
Haige Coemopolitan
United States
Judicial Conference
Ducces Hughes
Dlaw
Hughes
Customs Court
Court of Claims
Caiis
Increased force at Mother Jones died near Washington
Unclear fragmented report from Virginia District Hie near Washington describes increased forces at Schorlfeld area with mentions of Jones and Naval units. The text is garbled and difficult to interpret.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Washington
Hie
Schorlfeld
Scottish miners strike persists amid renewed tensions
Amid ongoing industrial dispute, Scottish miners remain on strike as negotiations stall. Reports indicate defiance by union leaders and pressure on coal production, with local communities facing fuel shortages and potential government intervention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SUD
Young Femple To Kalk Plans for 70 Percent Of Fame
Plans are underway regarding a major percentage share related to a noted figure, with mention of alliances and strategic aims. The fragment hints at forthcoming arrangements involving Barigss and allies, signaling upcoming moves in a prominent enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Femple
Kalk
Count of Fingerprints Identifies 2.1 Million Suspects
The Justice Department reports 2,097,000 fingerprint identifications last year. Law officers nationwide contributed, with about 14,874 individuals so identified, as authorities pursue suspects using prints and possible aliases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Department
Shteheanmtsi
Laughing Cure two act play staged by St John’s students
Prepared by the pupils of St John’s, the two night presentation The Laughing Cure is a 1930 comedy in two acts to be shown in the auditorium tonight and Tuesday night. The cast lists multiple named students and supporters including James Schell John Vernal Moore and Elizabeth Sherald with an active committee and patrons headed by Mrs Leor Baughman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Ge
St. John's
1 Sherald
Sarai Guntley
Veremil Moore
Barnard Kenned Ceppa
Philip Hieshen
Charles Price
Herbert Freeman
Howard Freeman
Laura P Angela Dorsey
Louise Lile Eebberg
Chas Herbert Freeman
Ida Peaster
Margaret Waisner
Gertrude Baer
Louise Cannon
Mary Grace Cantin
Ah Ganey
Margaret Huil
Old Virginia Bank Fails to Open Doors
A Virginia bank with $100,000 capitalization failed to open its doors, leaving a note pinned to the entrance indicating closure by state order. The fragmentary text suggests an official action, but details and names are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OLD Virginia Bank
Defunct brokers sentenced in federal case
A federal case resulted in a sentence for former investment brokers linked to a defunct firm. Prosecutors cited fraudulent activity and misrepresentation in client accounts, with the defendants appealing the decision while awaiting possible appeals or further legal actions.
Tear Placards Clash at U S Capitol Amid Fights
At the Capitol grounds a crowd clashed with police, tearing placards and throwing tear bombs near the Garfield monument. Two men were arrested and released after brief processing while four arrests followed for defiant crowd behavior, including a woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MG Store
Caprie Grounds
Garfield Monument
Diacperse
Two Held In Alleged Apartment House Swindle
Baltimore detectives arrested Guy E. Crouse and his wife Betty in Lynch Point Maryland on charges of operating an apartment house swindle. They used aliases in prior cities and were believed to have fled Pontiac Michigan after stripping a rental property of furniture. A third suspect Leo Blanton, jailed on separate charges, was alleged to be in league with the Crouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy E. Crouse
Betty Crosse
Baltimore
Lynch Point
Baltimore County
Pontiac
Michapoles
Crouse
Frederick
Alfred Cox
Kenneth Moon
Leo Blanton
Maryland
Alton ¥. Bennett
People’s Court
Harry A “Hoppy
Grove
Taplanton
Crouses
Port Clark
Texas
House of Correction
Davis Fails to Offer Himself for Oath in Exon Case
In Seattle the report states James J. Davis did not offer himself to be sworn in as the case involving Exon proceeds. Details show uncertainty over his role and next steps remain unclear as officials review the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Washinget
James J
Seus
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Clinton M'Sherry
Murdoch
Ann
Stup
M. John W. Hotes
Crk
R. Brace Murdoch
Spencer E. Stan
Anomey 10
Clinton
1St Congress
Dakota
West Second
Res
Strevis
Sundar
John Forsiman
Roscot B. Martin
New Calty
Berniza
Sutton
Boyds
Prales
Iitam Canada
Phass
Old Braddoes
Steel Migwies
Lillie Boyer
Walter Toms
Emt Express
Eeen Roobed
Arthur O. Willard
Ciera Haual
Orphans Court
Eralls
Congress
Des
Cap
Tr Jones
Erie
Allez Barigss
St John’s School
Robinson
U. S. Capitol
Fulce
Clanton
Walt
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