Grove To Appear Tuesday In Baltimore Bond After Indictment
Harry A. Grove of this city faces a federal indictment for conspiracy to obtain whiskey from the Waterbridge Horsey Distillery Burkittsville on November 9 and related charges. He will appear in Baltimore next Tuesday to arrange bond. The case stems from a plan involving Ganster Mann and two Routzahns who were arrested and later released on bond. Officials say Grove was not arrested but will be produced for court after negotiations and a deal alleged with Baltimore associates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry A
Happy
Grove
Waterbridge Horsey
Burkittsville
United States
Amos W. W. Woodcock
Wilbur M. Routzahn
John
Arthur White
Prohibition
Edmund Budnitz
Liberty
Routzahns
White
Reno
Yarp
Baltimore
Wootcock
Harp
Routzahn
H. Walter Ganster, Jr
Lou
Mann
Distillery
Federal Grand
Ganster
Prohibition Directors Office
Hght
Budnitz
Mann Budnitz
Washington
York police seize man on false pretenses charge
Fll Gutterman was arrested in San Francisco on telegraphic warrants from York Pennsylvania accusing him of obtaining 31875 by false pretenses in stock deals. The warrant was sworn out by KE Minnick of York.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Cal
Gutterman
York
KE. T. Minnick
Weather outlook for week turns cooler late in period
Washington December 8. Weather expected to be cloudy with occasional rain in the North and Middle Atlantic States during the week beginning Monday. Temperatures above normal early, then below normal in the latter part of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
North
Middle Atlantic
North Atlantic
Two Women Fined After Wrangle On B and O Avenue
Whitehill Row residents clash at Baltimore and Ohio avenue in a disorderly conduct case. Mrs. Benjamin Brenner and Mrs. Frank Baker face $20 and $10 fines after a heated exchange witnessed by about a dozen. Baker’s husband pays her fine and rebukes her, while Brenner also settles, as police report ongoing neighborhood turmoil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitehill Row
Whitehih Row
Baltimore and Ohio Avenue
Benjamin Brenner
Frank Baker
A. T. Brust
Mrs. Brenner
Mrs. Baker
Woodsboro Chautauqua Planned for December Dates
Plans for a three day Woodsboro Chautauqua on December 12 to 14 are forming with the Swarthmore circuit producing the program. Committees exist for ticket sales and publicity, with 43 local guarantors listed. The next guarantor meeting is set for Monday evening at the Woodsboro Opera House and reports indicate ticket sales are progressing well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodsboro
Swarthmore Chautauqua Circuit
George L. Etzler
Spcial
G. Baxter Smithhall
Walter S. Powell
W. P
W. P. Mohler
C. P. Barrick
C. P. Smith
J. EK. Stoner
Th. Powell Sr
G. B. Smith
M. L. Saylor
Mra
Taura Barrick
N. Cramer
Frances Saxton
J W. Reddick
R. H Bair
R. M. Boller
George H. Graham
W. O. Wachter
D. P. Etzler
Charles Jr. F. Miller
Grover J. Beck
George J. Wan
G. Russell Hill
Ira G. Houck
Nevin FE. Smith
M W. Stitely
Doc Saylor
Fannie F. Ridey
17000 Mine Workers Strike Threatens Tie-Up in Pa
Seventeen thousand miners at Lenigh Coal Co in the Mageic Pittstan district walked out over missing rate sheets. A 20900 strong strike among Hudson Coal Co workers between Forest City and Plymouth was threatened as union officers pursue immediate grievances. In Detroit a strike ballot was mailed to maintenance of way workers after Canada railways rejected conciliator recommendations. About 36000 men are involved overall.
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Associated Press
Scranton
Lénigh Coal Co
Mogsic-Pittstan
Hudson Coal Co
Forest City
Plymouth
Detroit
Mich
Maintenance of Way
United Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way
Canadian Railways
Light Haired Five Year Old Seeks Family This Christmas
A five year old light haired girl, described as an artificially orphaned child, is seeking a home through the Children’s Aid Society. Miss L. P. Nelson and Miss Elizabeth, assistants, urge those interested to contact them for custody. Yale and Dartmouth notes appear in the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derick
L. P. Nelson
Children’s Aid Society
Children of Destiny
Hoy
Santa Claus
Wreg Nelson
Miss Eliazabeth
Milwaukee man charged with first degree murder in wife death
Real estate dealer Ray Tomkins, a Milwaukee Normal School instructor, is charged after detectives found his wife’s nude body near Dongen Bay. He was questioned all night as investigators traced where the victim was last seen and examined bloodstain evidence linking to Tomkins. Police reported the body was discovered with signs of assault, and the case remains under formal prosecution.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wis
Ray Tomkins
Milwaukee Normal Scho
Dongen Bay
Ars
Torup
Ali
Jiey Buebind
Thas Tesa
Feo Pouties
RD Aperture
Iprs
Heen
Shnisdas
Che
7 KILLED AND 6 HURT IN COAL MINE EXPLOSION
A mine disaster near Black Hawk Caak Campus claims seven lives and leaves six injured amid an underground dust explosion. Palestine Encampment No. 20 held Friday meetings electing officers for the next term and planning community efforts to recruit candidates and organize a lodge event.
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Iken
Dee
Teday
Twee
Jlawk Caak
Caray
Eike
Palestine
Jo Edgar Yinger
Charles PL. Stder
Oscar TB Treakins
Wilbur Warner Ride
Jan Engebrecht
Franklin N Shipley
George AL Webster
Grand Bn
Charlie RB Keller
Mine Sup t found not guilty in Porter and Miller murder case
Assailed by defense as rife with corruption the Consol dation Court Company official and a mine guard were acquitted of the Porter and Miller killings. Chief Judge Boyd said no shots were fired by the defendants and the court found innocence. The trial spanned August 14 and involved extensive testimony from local officials and security personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preas
Hinserslaven, Dee
Munefin
Consol Dation Court Company
John Walbert
Dea Porter
Frank Milter
Unien
Boyd
High Priced Investment Shares Active in New York Session
High priced investment shares topped today’s New York session with notable activity. New highs touched by New York Central and Baltimore and Ohio faded as Northwestern carriers led a broad selling wave. Trading volume remained modest at around 710000 shares amid irregular closing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
New York Central
Baltimore and Ohio
Ales Appro Limited
Doubs Farm Sold at Public Auction near Doubs
Walker deceased property sold to bidders at public sale in court this morning. The 1 acre farm near Doubs includes land improvements and two dwellings, a young orchard, and bushmanes. Agents Charles Walter and Athen Witter, attorney Tesomereas auctioneer Tinta W handled the sale.
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Doubs
Aiba
Pwo
Wublie
Walker
Charles
Walter
Athen Wo Witter
Tinta W
Calles Renounces Presidency Bid in Mexico as Rebels Rally
General Plutarco Calles withdraws his candidacy and offers to aid President Obregon against insurgents in Vera Cruz and Jalisco. The government accepts and names Calles head of the federal opposition to the rebels. Reported travel of 10000 federal troops toward Vera Cruz. Rebel forces under Enrique Petre in Jalisco claim thousands of followers and momentum. Rebels optimistic as clashes occur near Jalapa and Vera Cruz city with hundreds of loyalist reinforcements arriving. Wireless dispatches from Libertad headquarters support the improving outlook for the rebels.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
Pluferce Calles
Obregon
Vera Cruz
Jalisco
Hay
General Calles
ta-Sanchez Ftebels
Cruz
Fone
Enrique Petne
Vera Cry
Dee
Fareen
Jalepa
Shamiles
Caverner Tejada
Rem
Midmiet
Ratlaad
Deep Snow Drifts Halt West Maryland Roads
Snow shoveling by the State Road Commission led by district engineer Leo T Downey opened routes west of Toosburg but deep drifts blocked Keyser area. National Highway passable by noon. 22 miles west of Frostburg cars marooned. Real estate sale lists 24 East Patek street property selling for 34700 with a 34 foot frontage on Patrick street and a 280 foot depth.
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State Road Commission
Leo, T. Downey
Toosburg
Keyser Fodce
Maryiend
Frostburg
Kodilgar Betsen
Moley At Confab in Chicago for Minor League Session
Carlton Molesworth, manager of the Columbus Ohio club of the American Association, departed this afternoon for Chicago to attend the three day session of the National Association of Minor League Clubs in that city.
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Moley
Confab
Carlton Molesworth
Columbus, Ohio
American Association
Chicago
Dutch Schooner Seized as Rum Runner by Agents
The Dutch schooner Zeehond was seized off Fire Island by the coast guard cutter Lexington for violation of prohibition laws. Her hold contained 2,500 cases of champagne and other liquors valued over $200,000. The Zeehond is the first vessel of its registry to be taken as a rum runner. Coast guards reported a large landings fleet south of Highlands, with a steamer and four sailing vessels at anchor off Atlantic City, as smugglers hurried to move liquor before authorities.
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Prean
New York
Tyland
Coast Guard
Lexington
Seminole
Atlantic City
N. 7
Coast Guards
Highlands
Jersey
Ori Rgsters
Joint concert draws large crowd at Frederick Armory
Frederick High School band and glee clubs jointly presented a benefit concert at the First Regiment Armory Friday evening. Laurens Bowers sang with the band during Annahelte, drawing an encore. Directors Fenton Harris and G Ethel McNutt led performances featuring a full program of marches, solos, choral numbers, and popular pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick High School
First Regiment Armory
Blee
Laurens Bowers
Annahelte
Fenton Warris
Mins G. Ethel McNutt
Glee Club
Casper B. Cline, Jr
Davis L. Moberly
Frederick
Bennett
Seitz
Soule
Caspar
Cline
Dr. Overtore
Iempyrean
Minister Weds Rebecca McLean in Maryland Church
Rev George W Paul and Rebecca McLean of Marriottsville Md were married at Calvary Methodist Episcopal church parsonage on Wednesday December 5 at 3 30 pm by Dr G Elia Williams. The groom ministers at St James Methodist Episcopal church Glenelg Md and formerly pastored Urbana circuit. The bride belongs to his Marriottsville church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Paul
Rebecca McLean
Marriotsville
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
G. Elia Williams
St. James Methodist Episcopal Church
Glenelg
Urbana
Methodist Episcopal Church
Marriottaville
Weekly Deposits Sold at Fredericktown Administrator Sale
Certificates of weekly deposits in the Fredericktown Savings Institution totaling $500 were sold for $1,000 at an administrator's sale this morning at the court house. The total deposits offered were $5,714. Excluding the $500 bought by Calvin E. B. Schlickmecht, the rest were not bid above $1,980. The Orphans' Court of Baltimore ordered the sale of Augusta Bushey’s estate, conducted by Richart J. Bromwell, administrator, with William E. Darner as auctioneer.
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Fredericktown
Richart JE. Bromwell
William FE. Darner
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Coolidge
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Senate
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House
War Weeks
Secretary of Treasury
Melon
State
Hughes
Navy
Denby
Vera Cruz Revolutionary Zone
Miss Nelson
Yale
Dartmouth
Hermal School
Guard
Hagerstown
Gen. Calles
State Road
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