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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1928
Page
1
City officials plan to enforce law against sidewalk expectoration across key streets in Jauver County. Health updates cite few diphtheria and scarlet fever cases, ongoing school inspections, monthly child health conferences, and Kiwanis support for crippled children while Christmas seal sales near a $2,000 goal.
Washington December 22 AP an increase in the influenza death rate and a rise in the general death rate in the United States were announced by the Public Health Service. Forty thousand five hundred ten influenza cases were reported in 34 states New York City and the District of Columbia. A total of 189 influenza deaths occurred in 77 cities during the week ending December 8 compared with 43 in the week ending November 3. The U S general death rate for the week was 13.3 per 100 000 population versus 11.9 a year earlier.
Frederick R. Ledbetter pleaded not guilty in Criminal Court to a murder charge in the death of Thomas Beatin. The defense sought more time for trial and one witness heard by the grand jury remains to be examined as the case awaits further proceedings.
Market headlines report mixed stock activity with declines in some sectors. Analysts note cautious trading patterns and varied gains across major indices amid ongoing commodity shifts and external market pressures.
NEA service writer recounts a Washington press conference with President Calvin Coolidge. The piece details the ritual at the presidential desk, the doorman Pat McKenna, and reporters jostling for questions while the President responded with terse, dry humor. The description paints the Oval Office, its decor, and the formal cadence of early press access.
Colth Ireland Der 32 APY arc SUSAMCTS reports a renewed attempt to free the White Star liner Celtic that drifted near the rocks. Crews began transferring cargo including wheat and apples to lighten the ship and restore engine room clearance, aiming to prevent a total loss if the machinery fails.
President Coolidge spoke at the International Aeronautics Conference in Washington on the potential of aviation to unite nations. He cited growth from Kitty Hawk to a $150 million U.S. industry, plans for international air links, and Lindbergh’s Paris flight as proof of air power shaping civilization.
Bolivia will attend the Washington meeting on arbitration and commerce, confirmed by the Bolivian minister to Secretary Ke. the session focuses on Pan-American arbitration and regional cooperation amid regional tensions. Open New School Auditorium planned with exercises at the High School carpitered auditorium. various civic events listed, including an exam and nursing home gathering.
A Frederick Rotary luncheon featured Dr. E C Kefauver discussing health economics and the value of human life. He outlined the cost of rearing children, projected future earnings, and the economic impact of sickness, noting substantial losses in productivity and wages. The piece also mentions Christmas activities and public interest in holiday trees and greens around town.
In Chicago a barricaded youth Ernest Watten fought police and firemen with guns tear gas and bombs for hours. Whitehurst was shot 15 times and died two hours later. Officers sustained various buckshot injuries while bystanders escaped unharmed.
Washington December 2 AP Roy C West Secretary of the Interior faced a lengthy reading of his prior testimony as Senators weigh his cabinet confirmation. The reading covered his solicitations for a $10000 Insull contribution and investments by West his wife and mother in Insull interests. The session continued after a recess as West’s examination was to resume later.
Baltimore Dec 32 AP Walter E Beuchelt delegate to the FYth Legislative District announces plans to introduce a bill in the General Assembly to repeal the declaration of intentions act The act requires new Maryland residents to file notice a year before voting The move follows a presidential election trend and aims to ease residency barriers for new citizens also mentions riots in India and factory strikes unrelated to the main issue
Robbers seize payroll funds in Yonkers New York taking ten dollars from a labor payroll. Investigators seek leads as police review surveillance and interview witnesses to identify suspects and secure the scene.
Postmaster Irving S. Biser notes rising holiday mail during the week and urges patrons to mail Christmas cards early. Cards of ten or more should be pre mailed two to three weeks ahead, with proper labeling. distant deliveries require earlier dates. Special delivery stamps speed delivery on Christmas Day, while registered or insured mail handles valuables.
King undergoes lung drainage operation to relieve long illness. Doctors say slight improvement continues. further drainage may be needed soon. Prince of Wales returned to London after Africa voyage and visited Buckingham Palace. Queen Marg retouched ceremony as medical updates unfold. Prince George to travel from Bermuda to New York aboard ship before returning to England.
A solemn pontifical mass was sung for Rev dotin S. Cuddy pastor of St Martins Cloppers at St Startin s Catholic church Galthersburg. The service featured Right Rev John McNamara as celebrant with Rev Leonard J Ripple and Rev Michael J Cuddy among attendants. Attendees included priests from Baltimore diocese and others. pallbearers and honorary pallbearers listed. many local Catholic groups served as honors.
A man opened fire at a charity home breakfast, killing head waiter Frank and wounding another. He then fled the scene as police pursue him. The attack occurred as residents sat at tables in the dining area.
New York Dev 12 AP Geard Dest and allied interests have bought 40,000 shares of Standard Milling Company common stock. One of its largest milling concerns, it is learned today.
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