Western MVE Star Dead
A Western MVE Star member is reported dead amid brief notes of a local stones incident. No further details are provided in readable text.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1928
Page
1
A Western MVE Star member is reported dead amid brief notes of a local stones incident. No further details are provided in readable text.
Fred C Thompson an ordained minister and former star of westerns died in Los Angeles. The deem actor faded after an operation and a subsequent blood transfusion failure. Thompson began as an athlete and stunt man before entering film, married France Marion in 1919, and his first western was filmed in 1923.
A Powell, state superintendent of fresh water fisheries, reports expanding propagation of game fish in Maryland. A new Bear Creek hatchery in Garrett County nears completion to boost trout production for Western Maryland streams, with Lewistown and Bear Creek facilities aiding rapid growth. The Conservation Department plans 1938 expansion, seeking cooperation from shooting clubs and allied associations under the State Game and Fish Protective Acts.
London reports continued improvement in the king's condition. The dispatch notes possible movement of Marines to foreign stations and describes enlistment trends, while also mentioning individuals affected by holiday accidents and local hospital updates.
The piece discusses a proposed Nicaraguan canal from Brito to Greytown as a means to expand exports to Central America. It notes American influence in infrastructure and capital, economic conditions across the region, and the potential benefits and challenges of new canal development amid diverse local demographics and agriculture.
Thomas A. Butler and Charles L Robins were brought from the penitentiary to testify before the Baltimore grand jury investigating the state roads fund shortage. Witnesses described discrepancies spanning eight years, with an estimated combined loss around 376000 dollars amid lands theft and procurement irregularities. John N Mackall, former chairman of the State Roads Commission, was also summoned.
Sunday schools presented Christmas programs with pageants and carols. The Grace Reformed and other churches hosted gifts ceremonies, readings, and solos, culminating in a pageant titled The Pathway of the Star and a total gifts sum of 738.35 to the treasurer.
A large turnout attended a Father and Son meeting featuring remarks by Dr Apple on guidance, character and ambition for boys, urging fathers to model a healthier, more virtuous path. Rotarians and guests from West Virginia and beyond, with U.S. district officials, participated in the event with special music and escorts by club members.
City streets showed a calm after the holiday rush as post offices reported heavy mail yet subdued retail trade. Frederick residents face a civil suit for 159000 over a May 20 auto crash near Frederick with multiple injured and five plaintiffs seeking damages, including Mrs Lillian E Eilts and others.
President and Mrs. Coolidge arrive in Brunswick at o clock this morning and depart immediately for Rapelo Island. A civicina committee welcomes the President as he steps from the train.
Two volunteer firefighters died and eight were injured when a speeding engine plunged down an embankment while rushing to a blaze at the Carnegie Refining Co. plot near Bekdelberg. Fog hindered visibility in the city.
Laura Praser, 91, remembered as Mark Twain’s boyhood sweetheart and the Becca That Cher of Tom Sawyer, died at her son Judge L Z Praser’s home. She was among local residents who joined Twain on his barefoot rambles around Hannibal during youth.
A fragment notes a train trip from Kansas City to Chicago lasting about 2 hours 37 minutes with a stated speed of 210 miles per hour. The text includes incomplete names or terms such as Wonce and Shay ine.
In Washington a wedding joined Miss Margaret Payne daughter of Mrs Emma Payne Braddock Heights to Dr Willis Lester Stevenson son of Mr and Mrs Zacharia Stevenson Clayton NC. Rev officiated. After a trip north they plan to settle in Danville VA where the groom works in a pharmacy. The bride is well known here.
New York AP reports police seized liquor valued at $100000 after a truck sale investigation. Patrolman Robert Heiman observed the truck and offered $108 then $4900 to “take a walk and forget it.” Separate items mention a fire on a farm near Emsealville and a Christmas dance for Frederick Chapter, Order of DeMolay, with local notices of events.
An opening program led by Dr. Albert H. Cook is planned for Brunswick High School with dates to be finalized. The event, in the county, expects wide attendance from city and county officials, and Dr. Cook may also attend another local event after completing duties in North Carolina.
Three structures on Jefferson Boulevard at Brad Gock Meighu were demolished by a blaze of undetermined origin shortly after 7 a.m. Loss is about 35 000 with total investment around 460 000. Miss Mattie V Wartekd, Ballie Barnes and her three daughters occupied the main building. Barnes escaped with burns to clothing and hair. an employee rescued the remaining group on the roof. Firefighters from Bradgedk Heights battled the flames with two streams for about three hours as the basement fire undermined the frame structure.
A panel of nine judges from two nations would determine responsibility for the Paraguayan Beltran case under a conciliation protocol proposed by the Pan American Exhibition conference. The commission would focus on events leading to and after the December 6 clash at Port Varaguardia between Bolivian and Paraguayan forces.
Freshington officials today said preliminary holiday period reports likely show at least one million flu cases in the United States. The figure reflects early data from health agencies and emergency departments, signaling a heavy flu season across the nation.
Mrs Virginia Grove of Bulties is seen on Upper College Terrace. Miss Cic Cartiel of New York visits with her parents Mr and Mrs LeRoy McCartiell of Rockwell Terrace. Mr and Mrs LeRoy Otiver of Washington have been visiting Mr and Mrs Mars. Harry Lebbern of Comet sizeat attended Saturday function. Mrs Oliver is the sister of Becca Wicoson on East Thint Street. Dr and Mrs Dwight E K Les of Washington Center Mass are visiting. They are spending the week with the letter’s parents Mr and Mrs wereet today for a trip to Berksterg and other perks of Pat activity.
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