Hood College Christmas Week Highlights at Frederick
Hood College and town students prepare a Christmas program with vesper services on Sunday, caroling through Frederick, a Tuesday morning Christmas Communion in Brodbeck Hall, and a Christmas dinner in Coblentz Hall. Dr. Paul S. Leinbach will speak at vesper services.
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Hood College
Paul S. Leinbach
Philadephia
The
Reformed Church Messenger
Frog
Henry T. Wade
Brodbeck Hall
Hood
Charles E Wehler
Presbyterian Church
Joseph H. Apple
Elizabeth Garber
Frederick
Delpie
Elizabeth Garter
Reater
Miss Garber
Elizabeth Davis
Eleanor Miller
Alice Staley
Coblentz Hall
Jesu
Two Held in Buenos Aires Plot to Kill Hoover
In Buenos Aires two suspects Alejandra Francon and Jaime Gomez Oliver were detained on charges of plotting against the life of President-elect Hoover. Argentine authorities launched protection measures for Hoover’s party, mobilizing police, detectives, and military forces to secure the arrival site and maintain order.
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Buenos Aires
Hoover
Argentina
Alejandra Francon
Jaime Gomez Oliver
Hoover Party
Col. Graneros
Maxis
Cilitary
False fire alarm record linked to Chicago and other cities
Bettimore, Det. 13 reports Henry Fuse confessed to carrying a pocket notebook of fake fire alarms recorded in Chicago, Cleveland, Akron and other cities. He was sentenced to Wee months in the House of Correction on a vagrancy charge after loitering near a fire alarm box. He claimed his actions were due to a supposed danger to his mind.
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Bettimore
Det. 13
Chicago
Cleveland
Akron
Henry Fuse
Nene
House of Correction
Reyond
County road work nears completion in multiple towns
County road improvements advance on the O Possutown Walkersville Libertytown and Johnsville pikes with macadam and concrete sections. Bridges receive attention and Petersville residents prepare to share in a road project while Commissioner Molesworth recovers in Frederick City Hospital.
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Walkersville
Libertytown
Johnsville
O'Possumtown
Petersville
Jefferson State Road
Olive
Poffinberger and Mause
Myersville
Commissioners’ Office
Molesworth
Frederick City Hospital
Man Struck by Auto Remains Unconscious in City
Winfeld Phelps of East Patrick Street, age around 67, lies unconscious after being struck Sunday evening by an automobile operated by a bicyclist who fled the scene. Police have withheld information while seeking the driver. Phelps was found on East Patrick near the H and P terminal at about 6 30 p m and taken home after initial inquiries. A physician attended him but his condition remained critical this morning. Play at Hood Friday features The Chastening by Charles Baras Kennedy at Brodbeck Hall with Charles Rann Kennedy and Miss Margare Gage in a pupil of Benn.
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el Winfeld Phelps
B.& D. Avenue
Phelps
East Patrick Street
Hood
Charles Baras Kennedy
Hood Coldege
Brodbeck Hall
Enemig
Kenneds
Charles Rann Kennedy
Anat
Compher
Miriam Marta
South Market Street
Vinda Bonn
Bradrack Heights
Frederick
Ideal
Misa Martz
Buffalo
Computer
Norman Bower
Mehrle Smith
Earl Walters
Michael Pue
Mve
Central
Watters
Miss Martz
Oticer McHenry
Gompher
Agit
Pseen Tay
Patrick Street
Market
Timning
McHenry
Patrick Streets
Market Street
Oliver McHenry
Walters
Smith
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Edwardchter
Wachter
Adsiph Hah
Comprtr
Sanitary Grocery Comepany
Washington
Pike
Brunswick
Charles Suter
Compner
Come Atable Chari W. Smith
Yum
Fire on Tee Street Believed Caused by Undetermined Origin
A morning blaze on Tee Street damaged a residence described as owned by a man named Robverts Poin. Authorities say the cause remains undetermined while the event is linked to a local incident in the area. Sir Georg Everest, surveyor general of Todia, is noted in connection with regional records.
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Tee Street
Polite
Robverts
Poin
Georg. Everest
Todia
New Auditoriums of County Schools Ready for Use
County Superintendent Palmer announced new auditoriums at Walkersville and Brunswick High School. The Walkersville facility seats 350, to serve pupils, teachers, and community events, with restoration costs offset by fire insurance. Brunswick plans a formal opening after completing building restoration. total costs were estimated at 106000 plus, offset by 26731 from insurance.
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Walkersville
Brunswick High
Brunswick
James C. Biehl
Albert 8. Cook
Frederick County
County Board of Education
Ares
Three Boys Charged After Assault On 17 Year Old Girl
A 17 year old girl faced an attack leading to charges against three male youths. Police report an assault occurred at a local residence and investigators gathered statements from witnesses. The suspects were taken into custody for review by prosecutors.
Christmas Treat Drive Aids Frederick County Children
The Frederick Branch Maryland Children's Aid Society plans a Christmas program for about 500 children from 1350 families before Christmas Day. Donations of food, clothing, toys, and books are sought. homes for children without families may be opened, managed by executive secretary Mrs. Michael E. Pue. Local farmers and the public urged to contribute to provide a real Christmas for those with little joy.
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Frederick
Maryland
Children’s Aid
Ltte
Ald Society
Court Street
All Society
Michael £. Pue
Frederick County
Heme
King George in fragile health amid anxious British capital
Reports from Buckingham Palace recount the ailing King George amid post operative weakness and toxemia. Morning medical bulletins note progress yet fear of collapse persists as Queen Mary and the Prince of Wales move about the palace.
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George
Buckinestuum Palace
Mary
Prince of Wales
Buckingham Palace
Imminent War Seen in South American Crisis
The Paraguayan charge d affaires warned the State Department and Peru's Victor Maurius that the Paraguay Bolivian boundary dispute could trigger imminent war. He cited Bolivian troop and materiel movements near the frontier and closer proximity of Paraguayan garrisons raising the risk of armed clash. The Bolivian minister denied war mobilization though noted possible troop movements as prudent.
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Washington
State Department
Victor Maurius
Peru
Paraguay
Bolivia
Warner Bros to buy 60 theaters in 25 cities report
New York AP reports negotiations underway for Warner Bros Pictures to acquire theaters in 25 cities across Pennsylvania Ohio and Maryland. Albert Warner confirms the talks but declines to name cities involved and details of the deal.
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New York
Warner Bros. Pictures, Inc
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Maryland
Albert Warner
Warner
Sucre Aa
Silbe
General Warner
Stege
Wealthy pioneer and wife slain in home
A wealthy pioneer and his wife were killed by an intruder in their home as the pair prepared for bed. Hundley was shot in the head. the assailant led Mrs Bundley downstairs and she was shot on a stairway. Police considered revenge for a 40 year old alleged murder as a possible motive.
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Weatns
Rand
Hundley
Bundley
King Net
Two brothels end feud by murder and suicide tragedy
In a mortal feud between two brothels, a homicide occurred followed by a suicide. The victims include Robert and a married individual, with local authorities reporting both deaths as tied to the ongoing dispute. The feud's severity has shocked the community and prompted an official investigation.
Carroll Auditor Attacks Over Embezzlement Case Links
State Auditor Lewia M. Milbourne accused Daniel H. Carroll of continuous contact with Thomas A. Butler and Charles L. Robbins and their attorney from their confession of embezzling about 8000 to salaries until their imprisonment. Milbourne says Carroll failed to cooperate, hindering discovery of the total shortage of 376000. He calls Carroll’s prior accusations against officials a final word and says Carroll did no state work to merit pay.
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Daniel H. Carroll
State Roads Commission
Lewia M. Milbourne
Milbourne
Carroll
Butler
Thomas A. Butler
Robbins
Charles L. Robbins
Richard B. Tippett
Robbles
Mr. Milbourne
Mibourne
Ritchie
Rogds Commission
Millbourne
Atta~ston
Anti betting limits eyed as 1929 legislature opens
Proposals to bar wagering at race tracks and enforce the ban in Maryland are expected during the 1929 session, which opens January 2 and adjourns April 2. A separate plan to abolish the two-cent gas tax for lateral roads and curb grade crossings is also considered. The Hall bill failed in 1922, but backers expect a better chance this year. Also reported is a large butchering event with details of cattle weights and product yields, followed by a dinner and list of attendees.
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Maryland
Gasco Une
General Assembly
House of Delegates
Senate
House
Compher Sentenced After Pushing Officer From Car
Oliver McHenry testified that Compher tried to grab him and push the officer from the car leading to a crash at Market and Patrick streets. Compher received nine months imprisonment and a $100 fine for driving while intoxicated and related charges while not guilty on one identified count.
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Compher
Two Held as Incendiaries in Farm Barn Fire
Robert Stonesifer of Premium Township and his brother Roy were jailed on $1,500 bail after state police charged Robert with arson for setting fire to a barn on the Stonesifer farm near Emmitsburg to defraud insurers. Police say two strangers slept in the barn the night of November 17, and Stonesifer claimed they left after the fire.
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Robert Stonesifer
Premiumn Township
Stonesifer
Roy
Adams County
Robert Stonesiler
Emmitsburg
Two Die In Home Fire S Search For Tenant
State Police report the bodies of Maude Morris and another occupant were found after a house fire at a rural property. Officials say the tenant is being sought and a suspect identified as Mouger, owner of the farm, had recently visited Virginia.
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Maude Morris
Burt
Bern
Ignesse Mouger
Virginia
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