Bullet From Redmond Gun Not Cause of Hauver Death
Evidence climaxes in Hagerstown trial as Col. Goddard tests bullets and guns. A bullet found in Deputy Hauver’s head was not fired from Verner Redmond’s pistol, testimony placing Redmond ahead of Hauver during the raid and describing the shooting sequence near the moonshurers clearing in Thurmont.
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Shen Clyde L. Hauver
Verner A. Redmond
Moonshurers
Charles Lewis
Jesse Clarke
Hagerstown
Lewis
William MM. Storm
Goddard
Ciand
Haurer
Johns Hopkins University
Army Medical School
E P. Thomas
Frederick
Thomas
Sher William CG. Rhoderick
Witesses
John Hemp
Burbittsville
Hemp
Hauver
Redmond
Lloyd Lewis
Lester Hoffman
Thurmont
Hofman
William O. Wertenbaker
Horax
Hayres
Dr. Thomas
Fire disaster in Baltimore claims four women
Baltimore on December 17 AP reported Chief August Emrich said investigators found no violations of fire law. only 20 possible issues cited. Four women died in the Thomas HL O Connor Co fire and several workers were injured, with details on identifications and injuries.
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Baltimore
August Emrich
Baltimore Fire Department
Pare Department
Coromer
Tina Beierer
Anna Campbell
Elizabeth Wright
Catherine Burrs
Thomas HL O'Connor Co
Margaret Crist
Nelle Johnson
DAR MEETING HIGHLIGHTS FREDERICK CHAPTER ACTIVITIES
A largely attended Frederick D A R meeting at Catoctin Country Club featured hostesses Mrs Henry E Carty, Mrs Lewis Weidman and others. Reports covered monument preservation, historical records, loans, and welfare work. chapter historian Mrs James C Jones spoke on Valley Forge. Refreshments followed the program.
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Frederick
Daughters of the American Revolution
Catoctin Country Club
Hany E. Carty
Levis Weidman
Nan Houck
W. BR. Siemmer
Hubert E. Clapp
Wiliam R. DeLashmutt
Monume
Eins Island
Francis B. Markell
Wss
M Markeill
Mrs Zieas
Francs
SH. Tall
Edward D Shorty We. DeLashmuit
Wih
Wilson
Christmas Greens Transit Warns Of Permit Law
State Forester P. W. Besley warns that transporting Christmas greens without a written permit bearing the owner’s name and address is illegal and punishable by fines up to 50 dollars or jail up to 30 days. City and state forestry officials urge legal gathering and marketing of greens to protect property and curb vandalism during the pre Christmas season.
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P. W. Besley
Mrr
Besley
C. Cyril Hein
Frederick
Forestry Department
Uruguayan Tiger and French Co-pilot Forced- lands in Brazil
Major Tadeo Larre Borges and Lieut. Leon Challe, flying from Seville to South America, made a forced landing near Maracuja, Brazil. Both were seriously injured initially but later reports said injuries were less severe and Larre Borges reached Santo Antonio. Authorities and doctors traveled from Natal to assist.
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Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Tadeo Larre-Borges
Leon Challe
Coas
Sevile
Spain
South Atlantic
Larre-Borges
Santo Antonio
Ayers
Natal
Maracuja
Fire destroys farm house and outbuildings on Shookstown road
A large fire burned a four bedroom frame house owned by Nevin IM. Biser and three accompanying outbuildings on the Shookstown road in Braddock district near Frederick. The blaze was discovered about 11:30 p m by State police. no alarm was sounded due to inaccessibility. A nearby barn survived as wind shifted. Damage estimate unavailable. cause undetermined. Also reported were juror injuries delaying a Montgomery county trial, and local Masons election results with officers named. In New Zealand a passenger ship Manuka was wrecked with 200 aboard, though all were saved.
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Nevin IM. Biser
Shookstown
Braddock District
Frederick
Jand Ocker C. R. Rhodes
Sut-Station
Morrow Will Take Senate Seat Amid Nomination Bid
Dwight W. Morrow today announced acceptance of the New Jersey Senate seat after Senator Baird resigns. He will assume duties after London Arms Conference duties end and will seek the Republican nomination in the June primary.
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Washington
Dwight W. Morrow
New Jersey
Baird
Mexico
Walter E. Edge
Hoover
France
Morrow
Wilson Defers Fight with Shires. Plans Martinsburg return
Chicago dispatch reports Hack Wilson, Cubs center fielder, opting not to pursue a January fight with Arthur Shires. Wilson cited Shires’ prior loss to George Trafton and potential wife concerns, announcing readiness to stay with baseball at Martinsburg W Va. Yorktowne stockholders declare a 3.5 percent semi annual dividend, payable January 15 1930.
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Chicago
the Tribune
Hack Wilson
Arthur (the Great
Shires
Abs. Wilson
Veeck
Martinsburg
Wilson
W. Valand
Blue Ridge Baseball League
Council of 4 H Boys Club Winter Meeting Opens
The Frederick county 4 H Boys Clubs Council meets Wednesday at 8 p m at the Francis Scott Key School with talks by members who attended national camps and judging contests Earl Mercer presides and Hen R Shoemaker organizes the event About 50 members belong to the council and 103 boys are eligible for membership
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Frederick County
Jenkies
Staic Boys
Gowald
Fur
Frederick Ney
Club
Meade
Earl Mercer
Braddocr
Hen R. Shoemaker
Renneds Baker
Woodsboro
Rusie Miller
Middletown
Earthquake Felt as Seismo Graph Records Long Shaker
New Haven Conn Dec 17 An earthquake of severe intensity lasting about one hour was recorded on the seismograph of the Peabody museum Yale University at 6 30 am The estimated distance from this ep is 1730 miles with direction undetermined
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New Haven
Conn
Peabody Museum
Yale University
Insurgent Grumble: House Lacks a Senate-Style Coalition
Washington notes the Progressive Democratic coalition governs the Senate but no insurgent bloc exists in the House. The piece discusses party control, Speaker Cannon, and past insurgencies led by Norris as it weighs why House reform remains elusive.
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Rodney Dutcher
NEA
Washington
Senate
House
Trai
Joe Grundy
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Dakotas
George Ors
Ihan
Hanes
Mtn
Mtn Bho
Josh
Norris
Joe Cannon
Canon
Ballinger Presta
Taft
Fears Production of Wheat Will Be Too Great
A brief note claims fears that wheat output will overshoot demand, while a separate item notes a broke glass incident on State Road 8. The report mentions a three month fore committee and a denial that the matter was discussed with Hoover.
Farm Board policies draw fire of Chamber of Commerce chief
James Barnes, head of the United States Chamber of Commerce and grain exporter, testified before the Senate Lobby committee that Farm Board actions risk overstimulating wheat. He objected to lending money to wheat cooperatives at the gray price with producers sharing future gains, and noted a conference with Farm Board Chairman Legge. He denied discussing the board with President Hoover. A policy was announced to extend loans to local elevators at the same rate as Farm Cooperative members.
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Washington
Jaims Barnes
United States Chamber of Commerce
Senate
Farm Board
Barnes
Legge
Hoover
White House
Minneapolis
Court News and Plans for Rockville Church
Marriage licenses issued for Hubert L Redmond and Ethel Irene Eichelberger in Frederick William H Decker and Beulah A Steimiling in Middleburg Harry D Delauter and Donna E Lewis in Myersville Ira J Cline and Viola E Stup in Frederick Jesse Magaro and Mariela Scout in Harrisburg property deeds recorded including transfers to Kaufman Majer Pittinger Measell and Albaugh Frederick County plans a new Rockville courthouse and Presbyterian church site purchase details with committee members and pastor Rev Henry K Pasma listed
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Hubert L. Redmond
Ethel Irene Eichelberger
Frederick
Wiliam H. Decker
Beulah A Steimiling
Middleburg
Harry D. Delauter
Donna E Lewis
Myersville
Ira J. Cline
Viola E. Stup
Jesse Magaro
Mariel A. Scout
Rockville
Presbyterians of
Rockvile
John L. Dawson
Montgomery
Hargid C. Smith
J. Garrett Ward
Robert B. Peley
John G. McDonald
Edvin Smith
Theodore S. Mason
Rey Henry K. Pasma
Miners Trapped After Oklahoma Mine Incident
McAlester Oklahoma December 27 Unknown officials report 60 men work at Old Town Coal Company mine in Norman area after a collapse. Rescue crews rushed to the scene as the situation developed with conflicting early estimates and limited details from company officials.
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McAlester
Okfa
Old Town
Normn
Miming Company
Mint
Ac- Texas
Dr Davis Opposed to Sunday Observance Speech
Easton reports plans for a Marland textbook to educate on strict Sunday observance, presented by Dr W W Davis of Azlanse, who spoke at a Sunday automobile and sine sports event. Preachers challenged his points as a reader asked about recreation on a Sunday. Davis argued the issue ties to social order and religious duty. Market activity in New York turned upward after two hours with over 2,000,000 shares traded, while Congress approved the Porter resolution to empower the President to appoint investors to Halt within eight months.
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Easton
Marland
W. W. Davis
Alzance
RESON
Davis
M Sapien
New York
Oov
Caumoreneseg
Washington
House Foreign Affairs
Ison
Saved
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Col. Goddard
Ro Caste, Jr
United States
Japan
Charles McVeagh
Oko
Emrich
Country Club
Dirst Zear
Barbara Fritchie Tea Room
Ruth Thomas Cramer
Louie Frazier Dorsey
Xmas Greens
Carrier
Larre Borges
Challe
Statute
Atlantic
Nevin M. Biser
Montgomery County
Eugene A. McAteer
Bords
Acuna Marcus
Somerset
Montgormer An Jr
Nachman Furniture Company
McaAtee
Honitgomery Masons
Nville
Montgomery Masons
Reckrike
Edman Prescott
Raleigh S Chinn
Milbourne E. Ward
George E. Lewis
William F. Prettyma
Wellngton
Long Point
Bluffs
Dunedin
Womans’ Club
Woman's Club of
Gail Catshall
Bris
Charles J. Ring
Adamstown
Cecil Sandower
Rcs. Sanbower
M. K. Ausherman
E. V Nicholson
Lee Frey
Edmund Adams
C. Null
Irene Ausherman
Margaret Sanbower
Carroll Ausherman
Charlies Sanbower
James Nelson
James Sanbower
Leon Frye
Margie Fry
Mary Fry
Frederck P. Adkins
Eile
Salisbury
Salisbury Lodge of Perfection
Freemasons
Kets
Caste
Marseilles
Cam Donne Caste
Tr African Flight
Crampela Suiuas
England
Voral Force
A. G. Jones-Wiliams
N. H. Jenkins
South Africa
Meghtiali Yhureday
Senator Grundy
Joseph R. G
Pennsylvania
David Reed
Yorktowne
York
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Tale Instrument
Lette
Man Neilson Hal Efect
Ing Pure Bpares
Morris Finkelstein
Federal Farm Board Be
Fore Committee
Justice Bowers
People’s Court
Legge, Ha
Ersinhus Knight
Cumberland
People's Court
Maryland
Maryland House of Correction
Finkelstein
Philadelphia
C. R. Rhodes
New Market
F. M. Hoffman
Josephus T. Huffer
J. J. Cassidy
William E. Harding
East Fifth Street
Maryland Brick and Supply Co
North Market Street
Ladiesburg
Rhodes
John M. Ray
South Street
Sergt. Cassidy
P. Luther Rice
East Third Street
Charles Winpigler
Talmadgems
Cedar Grove
Montgomery Co
Gil
Ben F. Phebu
Court News
Oklahoma
E News Suen
EL OR. Price
Briss
the Paper
Waltman
Jamies
Walman
DR. Davis
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