Boonesburg robbery case leads to arrest of Shankle
Police report says Calvin Shankle, about 30, of Boone Street, was arrested Friday night in connection with a Boone bungalow robbery. A second suspect, identified by a witness, remains at large as officers Walsh Barigis and Crum continue the probe. The break in occurred around 12:20 Wednesday morning when a front-door entry led to a scuffle and a stolen pocketbook containing about $12 and a larger roll of bills.
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Tularemia Cases Reported in Frederick County
A second tularemia case is reported near Middletown in Frederick County. Mrs Elmer Huizell joins Mrs Stottlemier as severe cases linked to rabbit processing. Health officials note few cases statewide due to fewer diseased rabbits this season and improved handling practices.
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Middletown
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Armstrong Doing Nicely Says Report
Baltimore report says Alexander Armstrong former Attorney General of Maryland was injured in a car crash near Frederick yesterday. His car overturned several times injuring three others, including Edgar Jexell and Olivia Jew of Damascus. All were treated at Montgomery General Hospital with various injuries.
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Judge Willard Named to Sit in Juvenile Cases
The Circuit court appointed Associate Judge Arthur D. Willard to hear juvenile cases. He will replace the retiring judge John S. New Man and the order was signed by the full bench. Substitute jurors for the December term were drawn in court with changes listing Halset for Dorsey James for James Taylor for Royer for Barnhart and others.
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Joseph McDt
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George W. Heinlein
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Brunswick
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Charles H. Barnhart
Immoral Dance Raid Traps 500 in Hollywood Clash
In Hollywood early today, 500 men fought 130 officers during a raid on an alleged immoral dance. Over 100 men and four women were arrested and jailed in Hollywood and Los Angeles on vagrancy charges. Police described spectators turning on raiders as the disturbance erupted amidst torn clothing and intoxicated crowds.
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Mother Drowns Two Children in Bathtub
Mrs Ida Twaddell 38 allegedly carried two of her four children from cribs as they slept in Chester Pennsylvania. The tragedy occurred early December with authorities reporting the death of the two children while the mother is under investigation.
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Carroll Alaugh Funeral Rites Planned at Westminster
The Carroll Alaugh funeral is set for Sunday afternoon at 2 o clock from the late residence. Westminster Cemetery interment arranged with pallbearers named including J W Mather Jr and C Ray Fogle. Dr H L Elder and Dr AL Norman Ward assist in services at Westminster Theatre.
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Westminster Cemetery
Sorrow Lodge Service To Honor Deceased Members
A local lodge notices a memorial service for its members who died in the past year. The event, set for Sunday night at Tivoli Theater, will feature Baltimore lodge leaders and a keynote on freedom. Eight members of the judiciary reportedly died in the year.
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Hurt in Fall While Unloading Junk Truck
Benjamin Renner, 53, of Water Street, suffered a severe scalp laceration when his foot slipped while unloading a truck from the Retaineduns Company. He fell into scrap iron and was taken to Frederick City Hospital in very good condition this morning. Renner, married with no children, had been employed irregularly by the junk firm and was aiding in throwing the iron when the accident occurred.
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Encampment elects officials in unclear result
A fragmentary record shows two men, likely Patriarth and Houck, elected in Encampment with Edward Gann listed among candidates. Details are garbled but indicate a presiding area and a decisive outcome for the local office.
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Edward Gann
Dr Apple Speaker Tour Traveled from Los Angeles to New York
Dr Apple spoke at De Jhewph H Zid Cell voter Cate pateresty Ae and discussed the Panama Canal Balboa and Havana with mentions of Cubs Atlantic toast to New York via California. Guests of the Advertisers club Breakfast club in Los Angeles Rotary clubs in several cities. They toured Catalina Island sight-seeing in Los Angeles and San Diego before sailing on November 15 and arriving in New York December 2.
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Frederick County Barbers Plan Relief Dance Event
At a special Frederick County Barbers Association meeting held at Shad and Shayrson’s shop, members voted to hold a dance to raise funds for drought relief through the Frederick Cult Emergency Association. Braddock Heights Dance Orchestra to provide music. Frank E. Garrett presided in Harry Cramer’s absence. Attendees included Arthur R. Kee, Fred Fleming, Roy Brust, Han Miller, Herward Cavshal, Ray Moore, Ike Bruta, and Roy Simpson.
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Vaccination Battle Ends in Truce Between Baker and Health Officials
In Baltimore on December 6, AP reports a dispute over vaccinating Frank Davis's two sons ended in a truce. Davis had resisted magistrate orders to vaccinate Sheppard Davis, claiming the vaccine never took, while Bernard Davis agreed to vaccination. Dr. C Hampson Jones of the health department deemed the status quo satisfactory and noted the appeal to the Court of Appeals.
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Girl Taken by Bank Robbers Is Released
An Indianapolis incident reports a 19 year old girl kidnapped by bank robbers. she was later released unharmed after fleeing with the assailants’ pursuit along a local street near a high school. Police described the case as ongoing with no further details available.
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Bank Robbery Report Distorted by OCR
An OCR fragment reports a bank incident involving Banait Kirk Cashier and a suspect Chempinda Zhe or Shempinda Zhe. details are garbled but indicate a confrontation with a bandit and a suspect named McFarland, 35, with unclear actions after a refusal.
Four Die in Cabin Blaze Tied to 1930 Christmas Clubs
A 1930 Christmas club disaster left four people dead in a blaze at a cabin. Details indicate the incident involved a group paying into a shared savings or social club, with members affected and investigations noted.
Former High School Music Teachers Marry
Miss Cariolia Kinnamon of Frederick High School and Mrs Ross, former Frederick High School music teachers, wed in a parish setting. The bride's father is Dr. BE Black of Celton, and the groom, a Wilmington, Delaware businessman, will remain in his field.
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Memphis Man Murdered in Salt Lake City Hotel
Utah dispatch reports a Memphis auctioneer was killed in his Salt Lake City hotel room. He was bound with a towel, robbed of about 5 000 dollars in jewelry and cash, and his body found by a cleaning maid. The room showed signs of a struggle with a shattered beer bottle on the floor. The attacker fled after tying up the victim and leaving the telephone off the hook. A grim early-morning crime scene in a tourist hotel.
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Magistrate Fined in Virginia Derivatives Case
A Virginia magistrate faced a fine of 528 dollars in a case involving derivative charges. The ruling named Cupp, Charnes, and co defendants with Tharsa cited as a related party in the constabulary matter.
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Rhoderich Gete TX Months Revealed
A fragmented OCR item mentions Rhoderich Gete TX Months and Ralpa MM with references to formats and a connection on wage data dated February 20. The readable text is sparse but indicates a records note involving names, dates, and wage format details.
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Dramatic Conference Traces Pageantry History And Purpose
Speaker Miss Parsons traces pageantry from ancient processions to modern community art. The talk covers its evolution from church to civic displays, its democratic role, and the rise of pageantry as a refined art form with dancers designers and costumes. Noted figures such as Kennedy and Gage are mentioned among contemporary contributors.
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Levine Freed to Take Air to Make Vienna Exit
In a brief AP dispatch from Vienna a report notes Levine is freed and bound for an air voyage to exit Vienna. The item mentions counterfeiting cases and notes associated figures and entities in a terse historical press fragment.
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Poison fog terror grips Belgium as deaths rise
Reports from Liege and the Meuse valley describe a mysterious fog causing numerous illnesses and at least 60 deaths. Authorities deny toxic gas or chemical agents, while residents flee homes and doctors struggle for explanation as Europe battles a spreading fog crisis.
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Murder claims of Vigo County athlete shake small town
Vigo County Indiana authorities say Joo Gstherum former Hanover resident and local baseball star was murdered with a .38 pistol planted in his lap to simulate suicide. An inquest found burning powder residue absent indicating foul play while coroner Hoffa probes murder theory amid widespread local reaction.
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