Five Years for Ruff and Related Sentences
In a Willard Court session Judge Arthas Willard handed down a five year term to Ruf for larceny alongside sentences for four others. Ruf faced mixed verdicts including a manslaughter related incident and a contempt fine of twenty five dollars. Additional defendants received terms of one year in the House of Correction for theft and related charges, with judges noting credibility concerns and indicating broader admonitions against misusing railroad property.
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Conte
Vania Ier
Frederick Eminty
Fanard Bossear
Catussy
Carredan Praday
Arthas
Willard Ball
Vermis
Cane Securively
Vers Pvelyn Satesima Schroeder
Danes Gossage
Baltimore
Huh
Ams
Afcers
Willard
Ruf
Stillsou
Poe
Westminster
Thettsou
Balimore
Stalf
Catonsville
Francis Campbell
Francis Perratt
Sherman Po Bowers
House of Correction
Harry A. Myers
Kooxville
Levin W Nelson
Knoxville
Standard Lime and Stone Company
Naymand O. Cooper
Myers
Nelson
Baltimore and Ohio
FL. Moore
Job Powell
Ro Huffer
C. V. Hoveremale
John Campbell
M. R. Shewbridge
C. A. Mahler
Theodore W. Brashears
Answers to Cranium Crackers From Century of Trivia
A garbled OCR fragment cites questions and terms about weaponless greetings and land of friendship, mentions gasoline trucks generating electricity, and lists U S Supreme Court justices including Charles Evans Hughes and Harlan F. Stone, plus Oklahoma’s state flower Mistletoe.
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Charler Evane Hughes
Diet Justice
United States
Asesociite
Patmos Chirk McReynolds
Louise Dembitz Fhlanders
Greorge Sutherbind Mraeaefer
Harlan F. Stone
Owen
Robert Benprvain N Carter
Hhiga Lo Blick
Oklahoma
Black Legion Head Surrenders to Police in Ohio
Lima reports Virgil F. Hertinger, a sig ar old accused in Michigan of criminal syndicalism, surrendered to police after eluding authorities since August 24, 1936. Police Chief Ward Taylor and Deputy Sheriff Donald Fort transported him from the Effinger home to the station after an extradition hearing was approved.
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Lima
Ohio
Virgil F. Hert’ Etinger
Sigrar
Black Legion
Michigan
the Bald
Columbus
Ward Taylor
Sherif Donald Fort
Effinger
Rhodes Trial Ends With Mixed Testimony and Reconciliation
The Rhodes criminal appeal concludes with testimony from Charles Anders Thurmont who says Rhodes drank only one beer and was sober at departure. Officer Lewis, Andersen, and others recount interactions and sobriety, noting vehicle faults and prior conduct. One indictment alleges non support. Bennett’s counsel Alten oY. Brunesick, Catherine D pean Brunesick to pay weekly support.
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Shackleford
Campbell Alban M. Wood
Ridenour
Charles 5S
Rhodes
Thurmont
Willard
Hof Lewis
Charles Anders
Sostoss
Olticer Lewis
Anders
Amcon
Thurmont Street
Carl Troxell
Mbng
Might
Earl Woodall
Baltimore
Chemit Qirt
Princeton Hueckey
Rhodes James Dopton
Bolivar
W Va
Catherine
Pean Brunesick
Iered
Alten Oy
Bennett
Boy narrowly escapes injury in Lewistown road incident
Marlin Jones, a Lewistown schoolboy from near Catoctin Furnace, was knocked down by a car but escaped serious harm as another vehicle swerved to avoid him. He suffered minor facial cuts and bruises, lost a shoe, and walked home with the car taking him home. Authorities found the driver not to blame. A second bicycle collision on East Church Street involved N Wilson Schley and William Stitely, with Schley sustaining a head contusion and Stitely cuts. both treated, Schley not seriously hurt.
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Marlin Jones
Wel Jones
Catoctin
Lewistown
Guy Anders
Con
Mahle Antiers
Church Street
N. Wilson Schley
Frederick
Wm Stitely
Fast Church Street
Frederick City Hospital
Young Schley
Stitely
Harner
Eos Sergt
Anderson
Schley
Sue Harner
Sobley
Farm Bill Held Natural Death by Own Action
Senator Borah attacked crop control policy as driving the nation toward national death by own action. He argued the farm bill would lower purchasing power, impose repeated price reductions, and trap farmers by an iron commodity boundary while urging surpluses be used to feed the hungry and sold abroad at any price.
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Washington
Borah
Idaho
Senate
Hoover
Roosevelt
New Property Transfers Add to Frederick City Books
A Friday report shows about 275000 in new property added to Frederick city taxable books. Transfers were made by Mehrl Ecker, a county clerk, to city books as part of property reassessments and transfers. The majority of the property came from the county to the city, indicating a shift in taxable holdings.
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Frederick City
Mehrl Ecker
City Cooks
Property tax note on transfers and city revenue changes
The document states transfers were made after the fall levy and would not be taxable by the city until September 1. They will add materials to revenue reform to the city through rates. A further table change may follow after county assessment reverses property to the city. No city work has begun yet.
Campaign drives raise four day total of 4073 75
The YMCA campaign seeks new contributors as workers press through a fundraising week. Blue division led by J Travers Thomas with 6608 totals and Grey division led by Edward Bentz with 366.00, bringing four day grand total to 4073.75.
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Moe
Charles D. Shatler
V.moc
Y. Mlc
Mat
Yo M Cc
News-Post
Robert L Smith
Albert M Coblentz
Elias Bo Ramsburg
William D Zimmerman
Glenn H. McGregor
William D. Zimmerman
J. Ames Hendrickson
Robert J. Warfield
Travers Thomas
Henry D. Ramsburgh
Lewis A. Rice
Byron
Edward Bentz
Elias B. Ramaburg
D. Ralph Zimmerman
Charles F. Seeger
Beer Roads Urged By Safety Council Member
Mrs. Wy Harry Haller of the Maryland Safety Council urged diverting gasoline tax funds to road safety in a radio address. She cited an 11 percent rise in highway deaths for the year ending September 30 and urged straightening curves, improving visibility on hills, adding wire shoulders, widening bridges, and building four lane highways to enhance present safety.
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Safety Council
Harry Haller
Maryland Safety Council
Yale
Two youths held for grain thefts in Maryland
Deputies stopped a car in Frederick County and arrested Joseph Sith age 20 and Charles Smith age 18 after admitting to stealing about 610 pounds of corn and wheat from farms in Frederick and Howard counties. They were linked to a separate wheat theft in Howard County and to selling stolen grain at local plants.
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Frederick
Howard Counties
Deneuty Sheri Deaver Jo Shoak
Jameville
Shook
Frederick ¢ Uasty
Joseph Sith
Charles, Walfram Smith
Fount Abs
Monrovia
Shoak
Oscar Summers
Frederik
Aulus Key
Ridgeville
Brownsville
Marripp
Howard County
Liamsville
Smiths
Joseph South
Tum
Farmers Co-operative
Joseph C. Fleming
Poplar + Springs
Watersville
Summers
Hye
Sher
Ten Babies Die From Intestinal Malariy in Chicago Hospital
Ten newborns aged nine to 24 days died at St Elizabeths Hospital in Chicago within eleven days amid an outbreak described as intestinal malady. Dr Kferman N Bundesen of the Chicago Board of Health said authorities joined scientists in investigation as the hospital closed the nursery and relocated 20 babies to isolated rooms or home care. Dr Francis Dulak, head of the hospitals, said new obstetrical cases were declined and efforts to control the outbreak continue.
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Cmeago
St. Elizabeth's Hosepital
Kferman N. Bundesen
Chicuzo
de Bundeson
Francis Dulak
Thief Case Could Hit Grand Jury Or Magistrate Court
A machine possibly used to fake gasoline thefts faces a decision on whether the case proceeds to the next grand jury or is sent to magistrate's court. The extent of the thefts will influence that outcome.
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Wall
Middies Recovering From Gastro Enteritis At Naval Hospital
Annapolis Md Dec 4 About 60 midshipmen were taken to the Naval Hospital after a luncheon sickened many. The outbreak affected roughly the entire 220 midshipmen regiment with pork and sauerkraut as a probable cause. Sixty were hospitalized, 40 discharged today, and none seriously harmed with many expected to return to duty tomorrow.
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Annapelsy
Naval Academy
Naval Hospital
Thor
Bancroft Hall
Mewats
Relief Tax Collection In Maryland Totals Decline In October
Annapolis Md December relief tax collection reached 241 1631 transferred to the state fund aiding the needy and lifting total relief revenue since June 1 to 14 915 257. October’s figure trails September’s 28 417 939 due to missing licenses and clerks of court delays from June to September.
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Annapolis
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Ratire
Carty’s Christmas Furniture
C. C. Carty, Inc
Patrick Street
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