Alcohol and Cold Wave End Life of Myersville Man
Wade Cline aged about 49 from near Myersville was found dead at a gate entrance to the home of farmer J. C. Horine near Nyersy. Death attributed to acute alcoholism and exposure after an evening out, no inquest held after official investigation.
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Myersville
Wade Cline
Qaville
Iosher
J. C. Horie
Nyersy
Cline
Dutrow
Horine
W. C. Roderick
William M. Storming
Roderickeputy Clrde Hauver
J. Hollins Kefauter
Middletown
Hauver
Hoge
Hagerstowne
Gangsters shoot and beat man in Philadelphia home
LeRoy Lynch, 52, father of four, was roused from sleep by three reputed gangsters led by two women. He was shot in the abdomen and badly beaten in his parlor and not expected to survive. Mrs Lynch identified one woman as the widow of an outlaw gang member.
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Philadelphia
LeRoy Lynch
Demand Inquiry Into Magruder Disciplining
Washington December 5 The House considers a congressional inquiry into charges of deficiencies in administration of naval activities against Rear Admiral Thomas P Magruder. Oklahoma's Democrat representative Weikert, a Naval Committee member, accused officers of being muzzled and demanded truth of statements. Magruder was relieved as Philadelphia naval commandant after articles on organization of the navy marionettes.
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Washington
Thomas P. Magraer
House
Representatie WeClintic
Oklahoma
House Naval Committee
Magruder
Philadelphia
Natr
Four Japanese pilots killed in air attack over Tokyo
An AP report states four Japanese aviators died last night when two planes collided over Omara Airgrime and burst into flames. Separate incident cited in the same note mentions Mary Catherine Chaptine, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George M. Chaptine, involved in a hospital matter at Frederick Hospital.
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Tokyo
Omara
Mary Catherine
George M. Chaptine
Rity
Frederick Hospital
Peace A Problem If Imperialism Remains
Rodney Dutcher argues about world peace facing imperialism and the danger of broad war. He notes the League of Nations and anti aggression pacts, questions worth and limits, and potential Anglo American cooperation as paths toward reducing war risk.
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League
United States
Borah
Britain
America
Auto tax law causes confusion in Frederick County
Frederick County officials report that a new automobile license tax law requires tax payments to be certified by the county treasurer before license applications, complicating processing and prompting concerns that many owners may lose license tags on January 1. The county treasurer warns that stamps and certification add costs, while residents blame the law for gaps in collection machinery. In a separate Washington matter, District Attorney staff discuss a Kidwell bribe investigation with limited direct evidence of bribery offers to jurors.
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Handreda
Frederick Countians
Oftce
Thomas A. Chapline
Comnysaloner
Chartien
Frederick County
Chaplins
Washington
Gordon
Kidwell
Burns
Frederick A A W meeting plans out of town speakers
An interesting meeting of the Frederick American Association of University Women was held in Winchester Hall to discuss plans for meetings with out of town speakers. Dean Sara Lovejoy of Hood College presided and study classes followed the general session. Dr Frances Elizabeth Baldwin may attend the January 15 19 conference in Washington with noted speakers including Madariaga James G McDonald James Bakelvs and Dr Starri Elmer Barnes.
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Frederick “Ranch
American Association of University Women
Winchester Hall
Sara Lovejoy
Hood College
Frances Elizabeth Baldwin
Washington
National American Association of University Women
Madariaga
League of Nations Secretariat
James G. McDonald
The
Foreign Policies Association
James Shotwell
Columbia University
James Bakelvss
Starri Elmer Barnes
Smith College
Senate Republicans Adjust Differences In Washington
Senate Republicans and western independents reach amicable settlement on Senate organization after conferences. Curtiz of Kansas signals party favors early votes on the legislative program, enabling independents to pursue autonomous actions as issues arise during the session. Fidelity Motors secures a Baltimore branch agency for Chrysler with John R. Gray linked to the local dealer network.
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Washington
Senate Republican Old Guard
Ths
Senate
Curtiz
Kansas
Fidelity Motors Company
Baltimore
Chrysier Motor Fave
Patrick Street
Orice
Wrac
Chriser
John R. Gray
Kaufman Garage Company
Wilson
Tecal
Chrysler
Wills Filed For Probate In Court In Emmitsburg and Nearby
Several wills are probated naming Annie M Landers as executrix in Emmitsburg and other Maryland towns. Bequests include church funds for St Elias Lutheran and cash legacies to siblings and heirs, with long lists of executors and codicils across McClain Gartrell Jenkins and related families.
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Margaret Shriver
Emmitsburg
the Register of Wily
C. H. Butts
Annie M. Landers
Charis R&r. Landers
St. Elias
Rebecca Kate Harman
William Lewis Harman
Annie Catherine Harman
Annie M. Sanders
W. L. Colll- Mower
John A. Harner
McClain
Harry I. McChin
Sabillasville
E. R. McClain
Charles G. McClain
George W. Manathan
Virginia C. Manahan
Emma V. Manahan
Gartrell
Alfred G. Gartreil
Mt. Airy
Emma Purdum
Airy
First National Bank
G. CU. of Good Hope
Ruth
Alper Lodge
Knights of Pythias
East Fifth Street
Mars J Land
Helen Edith Dorsey
John Rober Jenkins
Rachel Parker
Hannah Adell
Phean Jenkins
Witten
Francis Jenkins
Thrill
Geo. R. Derafs
W. Jenkins
Willam BR
B. Diggs
Further Progress Made in Eastern Rail Consolidation Talks
New York December 9 AP reports progress in the cistern railroad consolidation program as heads of four eastern trunk lines meet. The meeting notes additional conferences to be scheduled at later dates to advance the plan.
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York
World death rate falls with heart disease still leading
An AP summary reports a global decline in the death rate with heart disease remaining the leading killer. Experts note improved health measures and preventive care as key factors, citing varying national rates and noting heart disease accounts for about 14 percent of deaths overall and 33 percent for ages 40 and up.
Tablet placed over grave of minister in Trinity Chapel
A marble tablet was installed in the vestibule floor of Trinity Chapel over the buried grave of Rev. Frederick Lewin Henop, former pastor of the Evangelical Reformed church. Rev. Henop came to America in 1765, served in Easton and Frederick before dying in 1784, his remains later reinterred near the chapel’s center tower. The tablet, a Tennessee Mok marble monument, notes his death in 1754 and reburial in 1881. Rev. R. Bowden Shepherd of Trenton arranged the placement to honor his ancestor.
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Frederick L. Heour
Evangelical Reformed Reharch
Thievity
Teimily Chapel
Weel
Church Street
Henop
R. Bowden Shepherd
Trenton
Frederick Henop
America
Amsterdam
Holland
First Reformed Church
Easton
Frederick
Evangelical Reformed Church
Este
Trinity Chapel
Omer
B. Lotiemop
N. J
Shepherd
Protestant Episcopal Church
New Jersey
Frederick Lewin Henop
Banks Robbed in Kansas and Oklahoma. $329,000 Stolen
Three banks in Kansas and Oklahoma were robbed this morning with loot totaling about 329000. Four men hit the First National Bank at Larned Kansas taking about 22000 and forcing cashier Leo Browz to go with them. They then struck Sand Springs near Tulsa and the First State Bank of India Oklahoma with under 13000 taken.
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Kansas
City
Oklahoma
Fred
First National Bank
Larned
Leo Browz
First National Bank of Sand
Springs
Talis
Woman 70 to be tried for warehouse conspiracy
Baltimore December 3 AP reports Mrs Erita McLaughlin alias Bobby Curtis, 70, charged with conspiracy to rob a city warehouse of whisky last August. She was brought from Columbus for Federal trial. Her husband Bruce McLaughlin is held in Zanesville for a similar charge.
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Baltimore
Mra
Erita McLaughlin
Bobby Curtis
Columbus
Narowski
Bruce McLaughlin
Zanesville
Atlanta
McLaughlin
Waynesboro
Teherry Tree
Nqdor
Nolle Contendere Plea To Be Made In Shooting Case
Hagerstown December 3. Counsel for Arthur Carr 53 charged with the murder of Castor Catt 63 at their home near Raxnazs Aviegany county October 2 prepared to enter a nolle contendere plea at the Criminal Court. Carr claims in a statement the day following the shooting he fired at him with a pistol while crows were being shot. He said he had been drinking and the gun was fired toward a party of men and women including Glean Finnngan and Jacob Gorman. Several were wounded and two others were injured.
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Hagerstown
Arthur Carr
Castor Catt
Raxnazs Aviegany County
Carr
Dar
Car
Asimself
Glean Finnngan
Jacob Gorman
Paroles Granted to 6 Maryland Inmates by Governor Ritchie
Governor Ritchie granted Christmas paroles to 24 prisoners including five Frederick county inmates and one Montgomery County inmate. The Frederick cases include Cassell Hentz Howard Ecker Paul Bowers James Davis Paul Perkins and Charles Christman. The Montgomery case involves an unauthorized automobile use. Paroles to take effect December 20 and emphasize leniency for some youths and well-regarded individuals. A banquet for United Fire Company Directors followed the list.
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Srederick County
Montgomery County
Maryland
Ritchie
Frederick
Montgomery
Cassell Hentz
Frederick County
House of Correction
Howard Ecker
Paul Bowers
Cfrcutt Court
James Davis
Circuit Court
Thiavy
Paul Perkins
Criminal Court
Charlés Christman
Jeighieos Monty
Automobile Fines and Licenses Scrutinized in Local Report
The Automobile Commissioner's report lists numerous arrests for violations in Emmitsburg and Frederick R. Stewart region. Offenses include operating without a license reckless driving excessive speeds and missing registration cards with fines from 1 to 25 dollars. Claude H. Focer of New Windsor had his operator license revoked for operating while intoxicated.
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Automobile Commissioner
Emmitsburg
Margaret Bartholomew
James Gilbert
Robert Oberdick
Herbertison
Samuel C. Wagner
Frederick R. Stewart
Jess
Allen E. Jones
Frank T. Harry
Alry
Initiation Planned by Frederick Council Junior Order
Frederick Council No. 115 Jr C U A M holds a special meeting to arrange participation in a large initiation at Memorial Hall Middletown on December 14. About 200 candidates from county councils are expected. eight have been elected for the class and more applications may follow. The group will meet at the Independent Building at 6 15 to march to Middletown for the 8 o clock initiation rite.
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Flan
Frederick Council
No. 115
Memorial Hall
Middletown
Iit
Cold Wave Brings Record Low Of 14 Degrees Here
A severe cold wave drove temperatures down to 14 degrees this morning with northwest winds and frost. Widespread subfreezing readings were reported across Frederick and nearby cities as officials forecast continued frigid conditions into the weekend.
Walters to Get Life Sentence for Killing Stotles
Regnald E. Walters, described as an informer and a figure in a state slaying, was found guilty of murder by a Circuit Court jury in Hagerstown. The verdict, if not set aside, means Walters faces life in Maryland prison for the killing of Hunter Stotles.
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Walters
Life Team
Stotles
Regnald E. Walters
Cirvuit
Hagesm
Ltown
Enlees
Hfe
Maryland
Hanter Marrland
Teta
Walkers Ae Gret
Civil aviation meet urged by official at conference
In Crssineton on December 8 a dignitary urged the Civil Aviation Conference to press the Commerce Department to inspect air travel rules and safety standards. The call came amid discussions led by Charles A Lindbergh and other aviation figures.
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Crssineton
Jalettet
Deppertevest & Commerce
Charles A
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