Negro Killed in Packard Truck Collision on Frederick Washington Road
Griges of Steelton, Pa., driving a Ford truck, was killed when a Packard sedan, coming from the opposite direction, tried to pass on a hill crest near Hyattstown. The Packard driven by James F. Salkely struck the overturned Ford, throwing the truck driver clear. Coroner’s inquest cleared the Packard driver of blame.
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Griges
Steelton
Fred’ Etick- Washington
Hyattstown
Washington
James F. Salkely
E Street
N. W
Montgomery County
Rockville
48 Civil Cases to Be Tried at Court Term
A court session opens with 48 civil cases listed for trial. Thirty eight have specific trial dates starting Tuesday January 3 1928 with numerous named parties attorneys and cross filings. A separate group labeled trials generally includes additional cases with trials set through Friday January 6 1928 and beyond.
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Trr
Tusaday
Seipler
Fraley
Harp
Stoner- Storm
Stona
Central Trust Company
Stoner-Storm
Coblentz
Stone
Messler
Weinberg
Thomas & Company
Rohrback
Stoners
Paley
Clemson
Storm
Baxter
S. Martin
Bowers
Brown-Ennett
Central Trust Co
Thomas & Co
Rohrbuck
Baumgardoch
Dyer
Brown- Bennett
Weinberg-Sinn
Selching
Hoke
Storm-Tschude
Hoffaman
Weinberg-James
Bennett-Wood
DeLauter
Gregory
Wolfe & Toms
Harp Urner
Lew
Hendry
Strube
Kev
Wolfe
Winebrenner-Jones
Cramer Ts
Buser & Strine
Dennis
Fiook
S. Flook
Coblentz-Storm
Lewis
Childs & Jo
Trexter
Stonm-Storm
Lease TS. Fisher
Delavier
Willard
Munday
Watkins Co
Albaish
Bowems
Rohrback-Heager
Leszalleet We
Grove
James
Perkins
Croose
Weinberg-Rosenstock
Frederick Motor Co
Stan-Brown
Burgess & Com
Niddletown
Fink
LeGore Lime! Co
Stoner Gar
LeGare Lime Co
LeGore Lime Cora LeGare
Bargett
Dennis, Brown-Heager
Hartier & Co
Fraemat
Brown-Bennett Wood
Eyler
Snook
Stoner
Chapline
Beckman
Eway
Brown-Bennett
DeLanier-Fansee
Vforsten Hros. Co
X. Ma. Brick and Supply Company
Dennis, Weinberg-Cobdlentz
Schealét
Newman
Weinberg James
Newman-Storm
Straube
Schildtknecht
de Tanter
Sion
Jor
Sappingcon
Winebdrenner
Tayler
Torsone
Wartie
President Coolidge health and major ally James Coupal
Washington dispatch notes that some see no definite move to renominate Coolidge while others praise his independence. Major James Coupal, his trusted physician, is highlighted as the one who can compel or guide the president, with mutual respect and friendly banter shaping their relationship.
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James
Coupal
Rodney Dutcher
NEA
Washington
Cooidge S Thetde
James F. Court
Ir. Coot- Hidge
Regan
Copall
Coolidge
Conpil
Bel
White House
Force
Overcrowded Frederick jail prompts heating plant plan
Vagrants crowd the Frederick county jail with only 19 cots available. County Commissioners face need to open the west wing but require a new heating plant before use. A Wednesday survey showed limited recent improvements and current heating serves only part of the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
el Cots
Vagrans
John W. Holter
Reila
Yln
Holter
Ministers elect Rev W W McIntyre as Montgomery County ministerial association president
Rev W W McIntyre pastor of Poolesville Methodist was chosen president of the Montgomery County Protestant Ministerial Association at Rockville Slothotist church. He succeeds Rev Baron W John of Rockville Methodist. Officers named include Rev Henry R Paama as vice president and Rev William E Nelson as secretary treasurer.
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W. W. McIntyre
Poolesville
Montgomery County Protestant Ministerial Association
Rockville
Brron W. John
McKibben
Hamm
Miss Mohr
Social Service League
Carol Buy Gibson From Boston Braves
Fragmented article notes a baseball deal involving Carol and Gibson with the Boston Braves. It references St Louis Cardinal negotiations and unspecified terms. The readable portion hints at trades or negotiations affecting rosters and team plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol
Gibson
Boston Braves
Fire devastates Hospice St Charles Orphanage killing many
Quebec reports a deadly blaze at the Hospice St Charles Orphanage. Dozens of children, mostly girls, perished as the ancient building collapsed while rescue efforts continued and a Christmas tree stood ready for lights. Authorities fear many more unaccounted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quebec
St. Charles Orphenage
Remem
Pitta
Talks to Lions on The Biological Background of Industries
Dr. Mabel Bishop of Hood College spoke to the Lions Club at the Francis Scott Key hotel on how biology relates to industry. She cited textile and canning sectors and stressed biology as essential to material preparation and early steps in industrial ventures. She noted biology’s role in medicine, identification, law, and religion, with guests J. G. Danever of Baltimore and Kenneth Broomfield of Philadelphia present.
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Lions Club
Francis Scott Key
Mabel Bishop
Faculty of
Hood College
Civen
J.G. Danever
Baltimore
Kenneth Broomfield
Philadelphia
Lang
Ken Williams Sold by Browns to Boston Red Sox
A brief sports note reports outfielder Ken Williams being sold by the Cleveland Browns to the Boston Red Sox. The move transfers Williams to Boston, details beyond the transaction are unclear in the readable text.
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Ken Williams
Browns
Boston Sox
Christmas Day Weather Prospects From Recent Records
A local weather wrap notes a rare December low of eighty degrees? and an afternoon breeze, with Christmas forecast leaning toward clear skies based on seventeen-year history. Records show several Decembers with clear conditions on Christmas Day, though some years were cloudy or snowy.
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Miter
Weather Bureau
Middletown Jr O C T A M initiates 264 candidates
A pageant and class initiation was held at Memorial Hall Middletown on a Wednesday evening with over 500 Jr O C T A M members participating. 230 of 264 elected candidates attended the initiation led by the degree team from Washington county and state officials.
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Memorial Hall
Middltown
Ove
Jr. O. CT. A.M
Myers~fle
Fraternal Association
Washington County
John E. France
Hagerstown
Counselig
Memb
Glade Valley
Jaz
Walkersville
Middletown
Manor
Jefferson
Kemptown
Bromewick
Columbia
Direre- Ville
Frederick Conneh
H. Tt
Thomas Grave
Laws Committee
A. al] Moser
Edwart
Rice
Vernon L. Roderic
Benjamin & Riehl
Franz Kiarper
Water F. Stott
Charles M. Shaffer
Edward B. Rice
Jacopo L. Encelprecht
Myersville
Ébr
Crowds Cheer Lindbergh in Mexico City
Crowds greet Charles A Lindbergh as he tours Mexico City and the Foreign Office after arriving for official visits. He waves to supporters while the Spirit of St. Louis rests at Valbuena field. Mrs Lindbergh declines Ambassador Morrow and President Calles Christmas invitation.
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Lindbergh
Mexico City
Charles AL Ladbergh
President Catles
Weabington
Crotd
Flue
Myer Amt
Valbuena Airfeld
St. Louis
Mexico
Foreign Office
Estrada
Ips
Pare
Detroit
Brangeling L. Lindbergh
Ambassador Morrow
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Calles
Court Delays Highlight Morning Session
Court proceedings pause on multiple cases as Judge Umer and Judge Newman handle delays. Joshua Hoffman liquor sale case postponed for witness absence. Charles Roth Lintot clothing larceny case resumed. Edward Sawyer and Frank Sia Sunday baseball appeal moved to Friday due to counsel availability. Interem nm Coppers New York brief notes market nervousness and copper trends.
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Umer and Newman
Joshua Hoffman
Hoffman Ia
A. F. It. Heagey
Charles Roger Six
Roth Lintot
A. Y. Bennett
Edward Sawyer
Frank Sia
Hearst Mal 4 Senato Moxic an Hearst Mal 4 Senato
The Senate investigative committee heard testimony from several senators including Borah Norris and Reed regarding alleged funds and influence linked to Mexican policy. Documents presented suggested payments but most lawmakers denied knowledge of any payments or influence from outside sources.
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Wioahington
Mee
United States
Uh Lak
Hearst
Borah
Hedin A
Norris
Dome
T Lee
Wiliam Ramdet
Heararag
Lava
Maiens Deates Cou
Hatter
Dea
Sénk
Arkansas
Den
Reed
Soviet Consul General in Shanghai Ordered Out
The Nationalist government handed the Soviet consul general his passports and demanded his departure within a week. Passports were given to the Soviet envoy Quo Tai-Chi as Beijing moves to reduce Russian influence in Chinese affairs, with a break in diplomatic and commercial relations announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Dee 15
Quo Tai-Chi
Chiang Ka-Shek
G O P Retains Control In Senate Organization
Washington December 15 AP Republicans reelect Moses New Hampshire as president pro tempore Thayer Indiana secretary Barry Rhode Island sergeant at arms in a party line vote 4204 39. Shipstead Farmer Labor Minnesota and independents from Western states vote with Republicans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Moses
New Hampshire
Edward B. Thayer
Indiana
Ry David F. Barry
Rhode Tsinad
Thayer
Barry
Shipstead
Farmer-Labor
Minnesota
Four Infants Paralyzed at Virginia Army Barracks Quarantine
Four definite and three doubtful infantile paralysis cases reported among V M I barracks in Lexville Virginia trigger quarantine of grounds and buildings. General W H Ce announces possible Christmas vacation for campus as cases mix in age and station.
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V. M
Lexviston
V. M 1
W. HI Ce
Calitte Wall
Third NoI Club Banquet Celebrates Local Youth
Approximately 135 members of boys club and guests attend the third annual club banquet at the Key hotel Friday evening. County Agent Henry R Stak ers and EB Jenkins announce two cups for top performers, while club leaders present awards and honor officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boya
Crick County
Key
Eich
Henry R Stakers
Bangee
Craham
EB. G. Jenkins
E. J
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Obexs
Republican National Committee
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Nan Crocker
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Sasins
Crocker
Wotein
Tom Blanton
Abdilene
Congressional
Planton
Hianton
West Wing
Barnesville
Teal
Tranat
Damnsets
Darnis Town
Frederica Civ
Nureez
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Blanton
St Louis
Qubes
Charles
Eievot
Or, Bishop
Epworth League
Epworth
Frederick
Montgomery Counties
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Katherine Wella
Epworth League of Church
Remus Heid Lane
Cincinnati
APU
George Remus
Chester R
Imogene
Lote
Wat
Little Prospect
Ceremon Lex
Capital
Interem Nm Coppers
New York
Caramil
Ioans
Imprar
Cail Per Cean
Dempsty Care
Brunawick
Aveniva Montis
Branwick
Maple Avenue
Potomac Street
Harpers Ferry
Lyn Stephens
Atwater Kent Foundation
Agnes Davis
Denver
Cole
Wilbur W. Evans
Wen
Breadont
Corvallis
Ore
Hearst Mal
LaFortes Heflin
Mittee
Vizzinia
Ios Union
Secrest
Jon Partichatta
Davis
Arma
Pennsutan
Cofm
Spaiter, Zarich
Kiwanis
Girls of Cow
Pythian Castle
le Petit Chapes
Ie Petit da
Clagee
Wites
Mies
Paula Vemrd Dement
Eaton
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