Trespassing Mule Shot and Man Fined Twenty Dollars
A neighbor shot a mule on a disputed property after prior warnings and animal scares. Justice Walter E B Sins ruled there was no justification for harming the animal, fining the owner twenty dollars and calling the act an unacceptable deterrent. The case involved Burdette and Seiss with attorneys Sherman P. Bowlers and Bennett represented, others testifying about the wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter EB. Sins
Fay
Drussell Seles
Cregjerstuwny
Aridar
Luis
Les
Norman Ro Gurdette
Burdette
Bea
Edwin Woebtard
Seles
Fred
Geo Cc. Wamrr
Geiss
Ermal
Joseph G. Stevens
Sates
Sherman P. Bowlers
Bennett
Rev I T Gover Named Trinity M E Minister
The Baltimore district presiding elder announced Rev W T Gover of Gaithersburg as pastor of Trinity M E Church Frederick at the first quarterly conference. Gover and his wife plan to arrive Friday to live at the parsonage 125 East Third Street. He retires after 35 years but has supplied sermons. Mrs Gover is active in church work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Gover
Gaithersburg
Trinity Southern Methodist Church
William H. Best
Baltimore
Ralph M. Sharpe
Marvin Church
Washington
Frederick
Flint Mun
West
1600 Back At Work At Celanese Plant Tonight
Cumberland, Dec. 2 AP reports 1600 workers will return to the Celanese plant by the 11 o'clock shift after a two day strike ended. Plant manager Charles D. Walton said the workforce should resume normal operations tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Charles D. Walton
Weather Record Precipitation December to Date
December 1934 precipitation recorded at 2.66 inches, above normal. Temperature notes show a high of 15 degrees and a low around minus figures. moonrise times listed with evening and morning events. The text includes garbled figures for future expectations and dates, with references to past and upcoming times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Promerras
Rockefeller donations move in campaign funding inquiry
Reported figures show Jona na D. Rockefeller Jr gave large sums to political funds and committees. Investigators compiled the loft charge donations connected to the Soenehag campaign, naming multiple organizations and individuals among the contributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiaph Dee
Jonana D. Rockefeller, Jr
Ree Yrheas
James R, UW. Cromwell
Dora Duke
Semate
Soenehag
Two Accidents On Jefferson Street Reported
Two collisions occurred within minutes on Jefferson Street as mud and a trench risked skidding. Mrs Dreneburg and Miss Shall avoided a sewer ditch when a car crossed tracks and was moved into a vacant lot. A Swift Company truck then struck the trench area, backing free after coming off track. City workers considered curb updates to reduce skidding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete
North Side
Jefferson
Charlotte Drenebing
Dette
Dorothy Shall
Fersan
New York
Frederick
Digger Shovel Breaks Loose In Downtown Ditch
Workmen on the North Court Street sewer line faced a second close call as the Laporte digger’s clam shell detached from its cable and struck a parked truck. Driver Keefer Redmond escaped injury as the rear wheels bent and axle flexed. The fall was blamed on a slipped wedge securing the new cable. A tow removed the damaged truck from Laporte Construction Co. The day prior a taxicab knocked over a worker’s wheelbarrow but a ledge caught it, sparing serious harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Court Street
Keefer Redmond
Steve
Laporte Construction Co
Parnaenh Rniget
Wee Ty
Anich
Hale
First Proposals Made At Buenos Aires Conference
Delegates at the International American Conference in Buenos Aires advanced proposals from 31 American nations. A Venezuelan suggestion to coordinate five existing treaties for war prevention was the first item handed to the secretary general, with talks focusing on the merits and drawbacks of individual projects and seeking support for specific proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assembly
Townsend Indicted By Federal Grand Jury in Pension Scheme
Townsend co founder of the Townsend oldage pension group and two others were indicted on charges stemming from alleged conspiracy linked to congressional investigation. Harry L Underwood U S attorney indicated possible further actions but no arrests were announced today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Townsend
Oldeage Pension Mares
Miny Dor Vunlucaut
Chutun Wander
New York
John GW Kivfer
Cinease
California
Harry L. Underwind
Unitft Sta
Tad Fewemen
Roosevelt Makes Stop At Montevideo Uruguay
President Franklin D Roosevelt, returning from a Latin American voyage of peace, stepped ashore in Montevideo to cheers from the republic and into the arms of President Gabriel Terra. He departed the Tadimamatio just before 10 am, marking the last stop of the southern trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montevideo
Uruguay
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Indianapolis
Republic
Gabriel Terra
Fifty Strikers Released On Their Recognizance
Cumberland December 39 AP Fifty persons arrested during the Celanese plant riot were released on personal bonds for action of the January term of Allegany county grand jury. They waived hearings when arraigned before a magistrate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Dec
Celanese Corporation of America
Allegany County
Market Recovers Part Of Yesterday's Losses
New York December 3 market activity shows a climb above many questions marks, regaining fractions of its recent losses. Domestic business optimism and broker activity support the recovery trend while foreign complications loom. Sterling weakened by a quarter to Saguts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sterling
Cne Quarmer
Saguts
Poisoning case and local social notes in Frederick
Mr Barbara Hamilton Malo was rushed to Frederick County Emergency Hospital Sunday suffering from poisoning believed self-administered and convalescing today. Mrs Main, a widow, resides at Market and Sixth streets. Mr and Mrs W A Riddell, after a week in New York, returned home on East Second Street. They stayed at the Waldorf Astoria hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Hamilton Malo
Frederick County Reimergency Hospital
Main
Market and
Sixth Streets
W. A. Riddell
New York
East Second Street
Hotel Waldorf-Astoria
Madrid Bombed Again by Rebels
Insurgent planes bombed Madrid twice today as forces battled across fronts toward the capital. Artillery and mortars roared, while anti-aircraft fire and patrols attempted to curb the attack. General minty assumed command of Madrid defense amid renewed raids and coordinated defensive plans with other units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Cayrain
Raph
Uirong i
Treneh
Cty
Jon Minty
Beens
Juna
Villaeral
Noethern Bay of Bheay
Bratielren Pratien
Tirktain
Mediterranean
Ran Amarks
Lily Pons to Mail Christmas Cards From County Office
Famous soprano Lily Pons will again send Christmas mail bearing her name from the Frederick County post office. Postmaster C C Thomas confirmed a New York firm’s request for Lilypons postmark, marking the third time in five years she has used the county facility.
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Lily Pons
C. C .Thomas
Blanche Nehrens
Stincs Hep. Associates, Inc
New York
Prederickely Ane County
Ehthita Aid Wimbt
Thomas
Miss Pons
Paris
REQ
Thenas
Iite
the Yeates
Frederick County
Record-Setting Checks Stir Old Frederick Bank Ledger
A 105 dollar November 6, 1905 check drawn on a local bank, issued by a former Frederick resident now back in the area, triggers a record as it had not been presented for payment for many years. A second 20 cent check from the same bank dated January 3, 1905 adds to the intrigue, with the payee noting the paper was found in a dresser drawer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Focal Bank
Frederick
Fasor Tb
Hin
Afosay
Kia Dresser
Decorating Begins Amid City Blockade for Christmas Display
Local officials plan extended street decorating along Maikes and Patrick streets as Moeuntain James faces an escalating mandate in front of City Hall. The action follows Frederik’s thefts tied to seasonal decorations and includes a door-to-door drive with added patrols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Injunction Upholds Sunday Beer Sales in Annapolis
In Annapolis and Anne Arundel County the Fifth Judicial Circuit granted an injunction allowing Sunday beer sales to continue, ordering police authorities not to stop tavern beer sales. Jurists noted the ruling while advising county authorities to seek rescission of the order and dissolution of the injunction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Arundel
Annapolis
Dee
Fifth Judicial Circuit
Moiryhanid
Atmapolis
Anne Arundel County
Cer
New Montgomery Judge Must Be Elected
A constitutional amendment prompts the election of a new Montgomery judge. The ruling states the governor cannot appoint and that the next bench seat must be filled by voters in Frederick and Spr ingary counties at the first election after the amendment’s passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Haithnore
Genereral Herbert T. O'Conor
Castlero
Harry Woodice
Othe
Mrederi
Spanigomrry
King Edward Declares Resolve to Stay With Wallis and throne
King Edward defends his private life and throne amid heated clashes with Prime Minister Baldwin over marriage to Wallis Simpson. Cabinet and Church oppose the match, while public opinion shifts as the king and Simpson remain at his side at the country residence. Authorities signal potential shifts if the king yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Edward of
Inghind
Britain
Wallis Warfeld Simpson
Dethint
Eng Inn
Mra
Wallis Simpson
Duke of York
Stanley Baldwin
House of Commons
Cabinet
Church of England
Maryland Farm Prices Seen Rising on Domestic Demand
Dr. Tod. Symons, director of the University of Maryland Mech G advice, told the Maryland state grange that domestic demand would lift Maryland farm product prices in 1937. He noted industrial output and income up about 10 percent, with farmers’ cash income about 14 percent higher this year due to more products marketed and higher prices, despite droughts. Farmers have received $3,500,000 in rental and benefit payments since 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Tod
Symons
University of Martyall
Maryland
Sca
Maryland State Grange
Dr. Bymons
Ife
New Deal Leaders Move to Pass Unemployment Bill
In Tarrkvurg on April 7, New Deal leaders pressed to push a state unemployment insurance bill through the Assembly today and then to the Senate. Following input from the State Chamber of Commerce and other officials at a joint session, they anticipated few changes from the version sent to the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarrkvurg Ma
Dew
House
Senate
State Chamber of Commerce
Deer Hunting in Western Maryland Good Early Season
Reports from Western Maryland deer hunters indicate the first two days of the season brought especially good luck in Allegany County. State Game Department requires reporting deer kills within 24 hours. ten reports had been received, seven from Allegany and three from Garrett counties, with most deer being four and deport lituw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maryland
State Game Department
Allegany Country
Allegany
Unree
Garrett County
Hearing Tonight For Brightwell And Unidentified Man
William Brightwell and an unnamed companion were taken to the jail by Deputy Carmack on drunkenness charges. They are scheduled to be heard by Pearlee Constantiit, Col. A. McDifer, who spent the summer at his former home in Detroit, and will be the next elder statesman in Turan, Arie vana, for the coming months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Brightwell
Dmecer Carmack
Pearlee Constantiit
Col
A. MocDifer
Detour
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I. T. Gover
Rockefeller
G. OJ P
Dorks Duke
Campaien
Court Street
Buenos Aires
Old Age Pension Movement
Associ
Ates
Congressional Investigating Committee
Roosevelt
Edward
Mrs. Simpson
Helen of
Trey
America
Watriel
Slinpoan
Abe
Ile Duchess of Cornwall
Queenstip
Louis
Rome
Qorra
Angie
Andre Kostelanety
Iter Manes
Wcks
Tayment
Sanday
U. S
Gray
Josiah Clement Wedgewood
British Press Association
Liberal
Afternoon Star
Simpson
Baldwin
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