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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1923

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Costs of hunting without tags and resisting arrest case

Two men paid a total of 53.25 for hunting without license tags shown on their backs, plus 25.50 for resisting arrest in a separate charge. Michael Crouse was found guilty of resisting arrest and fined 25.50. Grayson Crouse was found not guilty. Frank Shaffer of Thurmont was convicted of assault and battery on Deputy Roger Geisbert and fined 3 plus costs. The Dorseys of Emmitsburg faced charges of defrauding by taking out an automobile title with a chattel mortgage.

Glenn H Worthington Michael Grayson Crouse A. T. Brust Crouses Louis C. Etchison H. G. Radcliffe Justice Brust Worthington Michael Crouse Gullty Coats Grays-1 Crouse Reno Sharp Frank Shaffer Thurmont Roger H. Geisbert Near Thurmont Shaffer Sherman P. Bowers Harry C Howlard Dorsey Emmitsburg Dorseys Frederick County D. P. Buekey

Births Exceed Deaths Report For November

Dr. Ira J. McCurdy reports November figures showing births outpacing deaths by three. Diptheria cases total 15 and one scarlet fever case. male births outnumber female two to one, while female deaths exceed male deaths. Thirteen white female births, two colored male births, and eighteen resident deaths include four white male and thirteen white female deaths, plus one colored male death. Causes include chronic nephritis, brain carcinoma, cardiac asthma, tuberculosis, cerebral hemorrhage, stillbirth, peritonitis, and infectious diseases 16 with diphtheria 13 and scarlet fever 1.

Ira J. McCurdy

Cold Wave Forecast and Christmas Weather Hints

Washington weather report predicts much colder temperatures and rain tonight with strong winds shifting to northwest after midnight. No snow is forecast though cold air is needed to create snow. previous mild spell and a single flurry are noted while Christmas approaches.

Santa Claus Washington Washington Weather Man

Unhurt After Train Engine Clashes With Auto

Harry Ranneberger, a Lime Kiln farmer, narrowly escaped injury when a helper engine struck his Ford roadster at the Lime Kiln station crossing on the B and O railroad. The front of the car was demolished, but he was unhurt except for shock. the engine approached unseen due to obstructions.

Harry Ranneberger B. and O Lime Kita Station

Obregon controls as embassy claims dispute eases

The Mexican embassy in Washington says official sources report the military situation in Mexico unchanged. The Federal Government controls most of the republic except Vera Cruz and Jalisco where Huerta loyalists rebel. Congress plans to reconvene in Vera Cruz to depose President Obregon amid reports of unrest in Puebla and rebel advances toward Mexico City.

Associated Press Washington Mexico City Republic Vera Crug Jalisco de J. Huerta Sanchez and Sistrada Repubblic Congress San Antonio Tex United States Mexican National Congress Vera Cruz Alvaro Obregon Rubin Vizecarra Chamber of Deputies Puebla Esperanza Oriental Apizaca

Last Auto Driver Examinations Of Year At Armory

State Police officers conducted the final driver license exams of the year at the Armory from 8 to 5 in the morning. New ruling shifts exams to morning hours. next six months dates listed January 10 24 February 7 28 March 13 27 April 17 May 1 15 29 June 12 26. Holland diet trivia notes include varied cake types for occasions.

County Health Officer Move Backed as Full Time Post

Frederick County Medical Society endorses making the county health officer a full time position and urges Dr. E. G. Kefauver of Thurmont be appointed. A resolution will go to the County Commissioners. The meeting, hosted by Brunswick members, included a dinner and talks on railroads and goitre.

Frederick County Medical Society Brunswick E. G. Kefauver Thurmont Woods Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Transportation Department William L. Gross Thomas B. Johnson Goitre T. B. Johnson W. C. Johnson E. P. Thomas B. O. Thomas J. G. Hendrix I. J. McCurdy R. 8 Tyson J. A. Long P. Ss. Lansdale F. G. Worthington R. W. Baer A. B. Householder Govettsville Ward Winchester Mr Woods Mr Gross

Minor leagues hold joint meeting in Baltimore or Hartford

The minor leagues met to revise their constitution and discussed next year’s convention city. Baltimore Hartford and discussions centered on a city belonging to a minor league circuit. The Toledo American Association and Montreal International League moves were noted as key issues at baseball headquarters. The Syracuse to Montreal transfer hinged on guarantee provisions for visiting clubs.

Associated Press Chicago Hartford Conn Baltimore Toledo American Association Montreal International League Baseball Syracuse Montreal

Buying Orders Make Stronger Noon Market

The Associated Press reports New York on December 12 saw Marland Oil and Hupp Motors decline sharply while profit taking weighed on corn products early. By midmorning buying orders for a wide range of specialties renewed the market’s upward drift as call money opened around 4 3/4 percent.

Associated Preas New York Marland Oj Hupp Motors

Christmas Mailing Rules Announced by Frederick Post Office

The Post Office outlines shop early guidance for Frederick patrons with wrapping and packing standards for fragile items. Directions cover boxes for hats and shoes, crating for sharp tools, safe packaging for candles and drawings, and careful handling of perishable items at main offices or large stations.

Postoffice Frederick Alogay Postoffice Department Spscial CG. O. & Service

No Happiness For Gump As Christmas Nears

Andy Gump faces ruin as his fortune vanishes due to J Amose Henning swindle. He endures cold stares from shoppers while vans move out his office furniture and he pines for gifts for Min and Chester. The future seems bleak unless Uncle Bim helps.

Gump Ardy Gump Manu Andy Min Chester J. Ammose Henning Andy Gump Jesson Gumps

Soldiers' Bonus Bill Reintroduced by McKenzie in Congress

The soldier bonus bill, vetoed by President Harding last year, is reintroduced in Congress by Republican McKenzie of Illinois at the urging of party leaders. The measure, with only minor changes, follows the original proposal. Also noted is the Boston Nationals obtaining Timmy Tierney from the Philadelphia Nationals in a no-cash exchange with Morace Tord and Ray Powell as players.

Washington Congress Harding Representative McKenzie Illinois Mansett Associated Press Chicago Timmy Tierney Philadelphia Nationa Boston Nationals Christy Mathewson Morace Tord Ray Powell

Berlin to Negotiate with Paris Report

Paris reports that the German government today announced plans to open direct talks with France over Rhineland and Fulir issues. The announcement came via Havas dispatch from Berlin.

Berlin Paris Associated Press Rhineland Fulir

Property Transfers and Marriage Licenses Listing

Property deeds show transfers in various counties and cities with payments ranging from 10 to 10 500 dollars. Names include Lydia Ann Feezer, Marty B. Wen achaff, Vernon M. Smith and spouses, and others to multiple grantees. Marriage licenses issued for pairs from Newberry Pennsylvania, Jersey Shore Pennsylvania, Lovettsville Virginia, and Bartholows.

Lydia Ann Feezer Marty B. Wenachaff John R. Wright Roy M. Toole J. Wm. Cannon Mary C. McCollister Vernon M. Smith Philp. Beatty Baumgardner Guy Roser Emma C. Sanner Secrist Albert King Grayson Grayson Bf, Palmer, County, $10. Vernon M. Smith Cllmore R. Flautt M. RB. Sheets Lillie M. Kefanver Ben F. Ricketts Esty Lewis F. Winter Newberry Beulrh Bully Jersey Shore

Property Sold In Town By Local Real Estate Firm

Gilmore R. Flautt sold to William C. Tucker a two story brick dwelling on West South street known as the Buch property with immediate possession. The agency also bought from Charles A. Six and wife a frame dwelling at North Rentz street No 518 with immediate possession by the purchaser.

Gilmore R. Flautt William C. Tucker West South Street Buch Tucker Charles A. Six North Rentz Street

Michael J. Kelley Joins St. Paul Club Power Elite

Michael J. Kelley has risen among magnates by annexing a large stake in the St. Paul American Association Club. A New England native, he has been in baseball nearly 104 years, after playing in the region before heading west in 1849. He joined the St. Paul team 23 years ago and became manager a year later.

Michael J. Kelley St. Paul

Santa Arrives and Spurs City Stores Rush

Frederick crowd packs streets as Christmas trees and greens go on sale from $1.00 and wreaths at ten cents a bunch. Stores plan extended hours for holiday shopping while merchants predict a record trade. indictments against 22 promoters in oil fraud case loom with over 100 expected.

Church Market Steet Old St. Nick Frederick Fhia Christ Ovat

First Ohio Woman Lawyer Nettie Cronise Lutes Buried

Nettie Cronise Lutes the first woman admitted to practice law in Ohio and a pioneer in the nation’s legal profession was buried Friday at 3 PM in Washington Memorial Cemetery Valley Forge. Survived by sister Florence Cronise and three daughters, she was a longtime attorney in Ohio and neighboring states and counted several Supreme Court justices among her friends.

Nettie Cronise Lutes Bar of Ohio Washington Memorial Cemetery Valley Forse Lutes Frederick Henry Susanna Cronise Fiunienberg Henry Cronisa Cumberland Road Seneca County Tiffin United States Post Office Tir Mrs Dates Shea United States Nelson B Lutes Supreme Course ex-Iualien Clark United States Supreme Court Women's Club of J Taites Florence Cronise Tiffin Ohio Favivn T. Tarte Elinor & and Tillian Tantes Philadelphia Fame Cherry Street Nearbatown Washington

Lord Douglas Jailed for Criminal Libel

Lord Alfred Douglas son of the late Marquis of Queensberry was found guilty of criminal libel in Old Bailey for publishing a statement accusing Winston Churchill of issuing a false communique after the Battle of Jutland to influence the stock market. He was sentenced to six months in prison with a further six months if he cannot provide surety to keep the peace toward Churchill. failure means another six months imprisonment.

Associated Prear London Lord Alfred Douglas Marquis of Queenssherry Tom Jury Old Halley Winston Spencer Churchill Admiralty Churchill Jutland Alfred

Coal Conference Meets At Call Of Gov Pinchot

Governor Pinchot led representatives of anthracite consuming states in Harrisburg to adopt a definite program of state and federal action to control the anthracite coal industry. The meeting followed an earlier session on November 26, with the governor prepared to press forward with his plan despite a smaller turnout.

Associated Press Harrisburg Pinchot

Exports Exceed Imports in November for U S

Exports from the United States in November valued at 404 million dollars vs imports of 292 million, yielding a favorable trade balance of 112 million. The Commerce Department says November exports are the highest since February 1921, with imports slightly below October and near November 1922 levels.

Associated Press Washington United States Commerce Department

Interchurch World Movement Dissolved in New York Supreme Court

In New York on December 13 the dissolution of the Interchurch World Movement of North America was assured when the State Attorney General’s office did not appear to oppose the action. A default was entered. Also noted is a separate Pittsburgh restaurant wage report claiming $17,000 income over two years and weekly earnings of $1000.

Associated Press New York The Interchurch World Movement of North America Supreme Court State Attorney Generals Office

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Mike Crouse Circuit Court McCurdy Niewspa Pre Wilhelm Marx H. S B. and Obregon Holland Favor County Medical Society Kefauver Bill Redal Ero Angress Seveage INA Borgres Jimmy Tierney David M. Frye Mary A. English Lovettsville, Va Frank W. Cameron Flordia T. Mount Bartholows Santa Arkansas Texarkana, Ark Texarkana Ark Afl Ock Terprises South Arkansas Trict Court Morton Howard Pat) Marr Southwest Robert David Kerchaval Roy A. J. Cox Samuel E. Davis American Trust Co Reginald C. Houston Henri ©. Fliacher Hub Mason H. A. Marshall Louis 8 S. Grimm Thomas J. Ryan W. B Duff Irving Simons Lord Douglas Winston Churshill Fales Battie Gov. Pinchot Interchurch World Movement Pittaburgh Gald Drghly
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