Perry Grove Jailed for Theft On Eve of Wedding
Perry Grove about 21 of East South street is jailed on the eve of his wedding for entering the home of John W. Barnes near Feagaville and stealing linen, Christmas gifts, a watch, and $150. He was arrested at his home after a neighbor informed Barnes. The case was postponed to Thursday morning. Grove had sought a deputy appointment from Sheriff Albaugh.
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Perry Grove
East South Street
Jai
John W. Barnes
Feagaville
Grove
Mr. Barnes
Barnes Place
Barnes
Sherif
Crum
Allen Bartgis
Albaugh
Glenn H. Worthington
Ile
Flis
Idis
Larvour
Graves
West Point Cadet Killed in New York Subway
The identity of the youth killed by a subway train near Wall Street is Frederick Stanley Cusack, a 20 year old West Point honor man from Washington. A track walker identified the body and police believe he fell or jumped from a train. Cusack was due to attend a party in Albany when he disappeared.
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Associated Press
New York
Frederick Stanley Cusack
West Point
Washington
Wall Street
Harry J. Harper
Caer
Cusack
Albany
Silzer urges Pennsylvan ia coal export to east
Governor George Silzer of New Jersey calls for federal state cooperation to ensure Pennsylvania ships coal to 36 anthracite consuming states and repeals the coal tax. He urges Pennsylvan ia to act fairly by supplying coal to consumers and not coal in state taxes. Separately, about 60 baskets of groceries were distributed to Frederick's poor by city officials and local merchants.
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Associated Press
Boston
Pennsylvania
George 8. Silzer
New Jersey
Boston Rotary Club
Silzer
Frederick
Lrs
Negro Autoist Draws 30 Days In County Jail
Charles F Johnson a 26 year old colored man from near Beallsville was arrested Tuesday afternoon by Sheriff Albaugh for driving while intoxicated and reckless driving after a Buckeystown accident. His car sideswiped Clarence Lindsay’s northbound vehicle, sent Lindsay’s car off the road, and Johnson’s car crashed into the Reformed Church yard. He was judged by Justice Bruss to serve 30 days in jail.
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Charles F. Johnson
Beallsville
Albaugh
Johnson
Buckeystown
John P. Graff
Clarence Lindsay
Montgomery County
Lindsay
Reformed Church
Bruss
Christmas Program Draws Large Crowd at Local Lutheran Sunday School
The Beginners and Junior Departments presented a Christmas program Tuesday evening, with Rev. Dr. W. G. Rupp and Supt. Horace C. Zacharias giving remarks. A Sunday school anniversary service titled Christmas Glory is planned for Sunday at 7 oclock under Markwond D. Harp with Myrtle Kumiler at the piano and an orchestra.
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Evangelical Lutheran Sunday School
G. Rupp
Horace C. Zacharias
Harry J.fromke
Jesus Is
Holly and I
Daisy May Baumtgardner
Harriet
Knegelbrecht
Buddy Heck
Margaret Porter
Eleanor Rhodi Mary Vineer
Lily Poole
Am Putman
Edna Elingirls
Nara Belle Bowersox
the Stranger
Carol
Douglass Zimmerman
Eleanor Bichelpercer
Estelle
Oelock
Markwond TD
Harp
Myrtle Kumiler
Mellon backs stronger Coast Guard with new craft
Secretary Mellon tells Brooklyn editor that boosting Coast Guard strength is needed for smuggling prevention and sea relief work. He says existing ships like Shipping Board craft and navy destroyers are impractical, urging design and construction of new, specially built vessels.
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Associated Press
New York
Secretary of the Treasury
Mellon
I. M. Crist
Brooklyn Fugue
Coast Guard
Romance Sparks at Court House Licenses
In a holiday rush the Clerk of the Court E G Haugh issued numerous marriage licenses. On Saturday and Monday twenty one couples applied and three secured licenses as the office opened this morning. The list includes Theodore W Faught and Leda Weoten of Linville Virginia Wallace William Woodward and Alma May Fultz of Elkton Maryland FE Naylor and Edith BY divorced of Park Tas Marvin Wendle of Annville Pennsylvania and Lettie Weisel of Woodstock Virginia James H Unger of Vederoil and Mary H Geising of Walkersville etc.
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Court House
Haugh
Little Dan Cupid
Theodore W. Faught
Leda Weoten
Linville
Wallace Willam Woodward
Alma May Fultz
Elkton
Naylor
Edith BY
Vark
Ta Marvin Wendle
Annville
Lettie Weisel
Woodstock
Window break at Army Navy store display a second time
A window at the Army Navy store on Market Street near Fourth was found broken early Tuesday morning. Nothing was missing and this marks the second such incident in a few days. The display window is unusually low, described as basement level, and was first broken late last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army-Navy
Market Street
Fourth
Interference With Radio Messages To Be Probed By U S
A letter from the U S Department of Commerce to local radio fan Henry B Ramsburgh explains steps to curb spark telegraphic interference with broadcasting. A New York conference set for January 11 1924 aims to reduce 450 meter channel use by ships in evenings and improve reception nationwide.
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Spark
United States Department of Commerce
Henry B. Ramsburgh
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Spark Telegraph
Atlantic
Servica
Customhouse
New York
Washington Broadcasting
IWCAP
Radio
Fana
Sena
Congress
Winter warms then hints of harsher days ahead
A Frederick weather note says snow melted from Christmas day, rain followed, and sunshine toward a cooler spell. The high on Christmas reached 47 degrees, with 34 degrees the low Tuesday night. The observer expects winter to deepen after the New Year, though some hope for a short season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Oine
Christmas Observance by Mountain Crow Lodge K of P
Mountain Crow Lodge Knights of Pythias to observe Christmas at 7 40 tonight in the Py thian Castle with gifts for hundreds of city children and lodge families. Music by the Leenre quartet and Blue Melody Boys Orchestra. Rev. Dr A B G Rupp to deliver address. Public and lodge families invited. A decorated hall and entertainment planned. Earlier, Past Chancellor Isaac G Walt distributed baskets to needy widows of former members.
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Isaac G. Walt
Lodge
Multiple Auto Accidents Reported Near Lewistown
Christmas morning crashes on the Georgetown pike near Frederick Junction injure several people. A buggy and glass debris indicate a collision with a passing auto. A second wreck near Lewistown involved Martz of Fountain Rock, with passengers treated for minor injuries.
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Georgetown
Frederick Junction
Ain
Lewis Lowpy
Martz
Fountain Rock
Frederick City Hospital
Christmas Day Mountaineer Killed in Sandy Hook Shooting
Chester Smith 26, a mountaineer, dies after a confrontation at Millard Goodhart’s lock near Sandy Hook. Sheriff Duffey stops mob as Goodhart, a towpath lock tender, claims self defense after Smith and others attacked his wife with a wrench. Coroner’s inquest sides with Goodhart.
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Chester Smith
Sandy Hook
Millard Goodhart
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Duffey
Hagerstown
Smith
Goodhart
Gordon Wioudhart
Washington County
Frederic
S.A. Keller
Fire at National Fruit Product plant in Winchester
A two story frame plant building housing six large presses and two drying machines at the National Fruit Product Company in Winchester was destroyed by fire early today. The loss is estimated at 76000 dollars and is reported as well covered by insurance.
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Associated Press
Winchester
National Fruft Product Company
Shot Intended For Minister Kills Man In Virginia
Martin Coleman, 21, a railroad clerk from West Virginia visiting Nelson county for Christmas, was shot and killed near Nelly's Ford while returning from church with Rev. Phillips. Four shots were fired from ambush. Coleman and his sister survived. Police arrested three unnamed Black men for questioning amid tensions from Prohibition reporting.
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Associated Press
Staudton
Martin Coleman
the Fields
West Virginia
Nelson County
Nelly’s Ford
Coleman
Mr. Phillips
Fred
Mr. Thulips
Governor Proposes Forty Legislative Measures to Study
Governor Ritchie submits forty proposals from twelve state departments for study by Attorney General Thomas H. Robinson. The nonappropriation bills cover Comptroller rules, tax and bond practices, bank and trust company oversight, road and utility regulation, health and sanitation, conservation, labor, forestry, and land office reforms. The note cites a New York hospital with 185 years of history as context.
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Ritchie
Thomas H. Robinson
Ritchin
Justices of the Peace
Tax Commission
J. Boos Ray
Bank
Roads Commission
Tealth
Industrial Accident Commission
Public Services Commission
Sion
Land Office
Aace
Wall Street Speculation Nets Wood Up to Eight Hundred Thousand
Lieut Osorne Cutler Wood son of Governor General Leonard Wood admits speculation on Wall Street securities via Manila cable. The Times says Wood plans to resign his commission and join the diplomatic service. War Department found no cause for censure though he is advised to stop speculation.
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Associated Press
New York
Osorne Cutler Wood
Leonard Wood
Philippines
Wall Street
Cable
Manila
New York Times
Jijent. Wood
United States
Times
Wood
Standard Oil Company
New Jersey
Dispatch
Washington
Chicago
Philppines
Woal
General Wood
Avice
Command
Dodge Hoodoo 4 License Plates Try to Break Jinx
The article details superstition around the number 13 and license plates. Officials report many crashes linked to the jinx and note requests to replace numbers with non superstiti ous digits. Deputy Commissioner D Marshall Schroeder says exemptions are granted to avoid superstitious owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioner of Motor Vehicles
D. Marshall Schroeder
Dozen Stocks Hit New Highs in 1923 Trading
New York reports morning high records with about a dozen issues advancing including National Lead up 4 1 2 points and Corn Products, Cub Cane Sugar, Westworth and United States Customs Pine preferred among movers. Rail trading showed irregular, quiet activity as call money opened at 4 1 4 percent.
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Associated Press
New York
Westworth
United States
Custon Pine
Police Court Briefs Report Arrests For Disorderly Conduct
Nellie Tiesles, 35, arrested Tuesday at 9:30 by Officers Engelbrecht and Bartgis on disorderly conduct charges. She is to have a hearing at 7:39. Frank Yinger, about 35, arrested Monday night for drunken and disorderly conduct. Chief Walkh and Officer Engelbrecht posted $20 bail for a hearing tonight at 7:30.
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Nellie Tiesles
Engelbrecht
Bartgis
Clork
Frank Yinger
Walkh
Ofer Engelbrecht
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U. S
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Viola
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Vederiol
Mary H Cgeising
Walkersville
Paul Il
Wdgar E. Wilson
Eva V. Mullinix
Mt. Airy
Maur M. Wood
Ruth E. Toms
Graceham
Wynkoop
Shippensburg
Gladys. Morris
Bloomshoro
Bar Garrett
Palmyra
Elizabeth Shank
Elizabethtown
George A. Smith
Elsie Irene Kolb
Edward OC. Wright
Charles Tosa W. VI
Mary V. Guessford
Williamsport
John H. Shoemaker
Nina Harshman
Tacerstown
Robert T. Valentine
Rocky, Ridge
Katherine Is. Gile
Loys
Elmer T. Brown
Ann C. Hiarp
Harmony
Benjamin T. Yeakle
Julia KK. Eichelberger
Clear Spring
George B Wile
Morsanton Ww
Sarah A
Point of Rocks
Maple
Lydia G. Thompson
William TW. Vraugh
Mr Pleasant
Hilda M Fox
McKale
Paul I Sones
Halethorpe
Mars Ruth Smith
Edward Mc Dodd
Ida Muay Strasberger
Oyer
Clair PL Bradstreet
Waytanitlock
Maine
Helen C. Betson
Department of Commerce
Observer
Georgetown Pike
Lewistown
Mars
Clergyman
Bellerue Hospital
New York City
Wall ST
N. Y. Times
War Department
Dodge Hoodoo
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