Police Court Fines Raise Bootlegger Case To Grand Jury
Gilbert Price and John Bell, both of this city, were fined 20 dollars and costs each for disturbing the peace. Price invited Bell to drink from a bottle and Bell became drunk after refusing, with Price admitting the invitation. A third party claimed a bootlegger warned them not to appear. Statements will be presented to the February grand jury. John Combs was found not guilty of disorderly conduct. A youth named Rose Sell Angieberger, 18 years old, was held for drunkenness and sent home.
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Gilbert Price
John Bell
Justice Brust
Price
Bell
Bowen
Charles Hudson
John Combs
Firvorce
Rose Sell Angieberger
News-Post Year Book and Almanac for 1924 Ready
The first copies of the News-Post year book and almanac for 1924 are available from the press with distribution starting immediately. Books are not mailed unless 2 cents postage is paid per copy. Subscribers must visit the News-Post office to obtain their copies. The 1924 edition contains many reference facts and figures plus extensive local matter across 72 pages plus the index.
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News- Post
News-Post
Unknown Soldier tomb shaft installed at Arlington
A full sized model of a shaft five feet high, intended for the Unknown Soldier tomb at Arlington National Cemetery, was placed and inspected by Secretary Weeks and National Commission of Fine Arts members. The pillar bears inscriptions honoring the hero.
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Arlington National Cemetery
Weeks
National Commision of Fin Arts
General Holiday Declared Across Frederick City for New Year
Citywide holiday on Monday and Tuesday affects all businesses banks and post office hours with one mail delivery on Tuesday. Churches plan watchnight services and New Year observances while residents prepare for 1924 with resolutions and celebrations.
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Postoffice Department
Maryland Nimrods On Increase In Fall Licenses
The autumn hunting report by State Game Warden E Lee Lecompte shows 51 001 Marylanders bought small game licenses for September to November this year up from 45 178 last year. Non residents also rose from 197 fewer to 1 325 licenses. State wide licenses sold rose by 1 165, receipts up 31 002 over last year.
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Maryland
E. Lee Lecompte
Local Carrier Sets Christmas Parcel Post Record
Post Office officials praised staff for handling the peak Christmas mail volume with no backlog. Delivery worker Frank Goodman reportedly processed 800 parcel post packages in two days, averaging 400 daily, while Kemp Cashour also posted strong results. Postmaster Irving Biser credited clerks and carriers for rapid disposition of mail and lack of friction during the holiday rush.
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Irving Biser
Frank Goodman
Goodman
Riser
Mr Riser
New Jersey Youth Wins U S Junior Tennis Title
Nemneth Appel of East Orange New Jersey won the national junior indoor singles tennis championship defeating John Von Ryu in a tight final at the Seventh Regiment Armory. The match ended 1-7 5-7 6-3 13-11. Malcolm Hil of Loomis School Connecticut won the girls’ title defeating Deta Utman of TIT School Pennsylvania in the final.
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Associated Press
New York
Nemneth Appel
East Orange
N. J
High Schoaol
Chammerstip
Tis
Deta Utman
TIT School
Pennsslania
Markham Reports 1923 Freight Records Broken
C O W Markham president of the Illinois Central Railroad says 1923 freight traffic rose 27 percent from 1922 and topped the previous record year by five percent. The statement was issued today.
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Proas
Chicago
United States
C. OW. Markham
Provident
Tlinnis Central Railroad
U S Cruiser Ordered to Coast of Honduras
The armored cruiser Rew Kiester, flagship of the United States special service squadron, has been sent to the Port of Amapala in Honduras. It will stay in the area until disturbances in Honduras and southern Mexico have quieted.
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Associated Prose
Washington
Rew Kiester
United States Special Service Squadron
Central
South American
Amapala
Honduras
Honias
Mexico
Missionary Released After Kidnapping in China
American missionary H. W. Schmalzreid of the Reformed Church in the United States was released December 20 after being kidnapped by bandits in Hunan province. He was seized near Shenchow-liu while traveling from Changleh to Tungjen. four accompanying women were allowed to continue home.
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Preas
Peking
H. W. Schmalzreid
Reformed Church
United States
Adviers
Changsha
Hunan
Schmalzfeld
Shenchow-l’u
Changleh Hunan
Tungjen
Kwelchow
Condemned land award set at 1000 dollars
A jury awarded Mrs. A J Tabler one thousand dollars in a condemnation case over a two acre right of way between Urbana and Hyatts town. The State Roads Commission seeks a road link between the city and Washington. About 60 witnesses were heard in the trial conducted on a Friday morning.
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A J. Tabler
Thirty One Moros Killed in Clash in Philippines
A Manila dispatch reports thirty one Moros killed in a clash with government troops at Ma Tandy in Mindanao’s Jone province. The ambush occurred on December 16 with no casualties among the constabulary force.
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Philippines
Associated Press
Manila
Prhippime
Ma Tandy
Gane Province
Minddensa
Mieteler Aqemimannder
Pilg Sronths
Ambon
Disorders at Girls Industrial School Continue Amid Turmoil
Report from Delaware says disturbances at the Girls Industrial School persisted after a dinner hour uprising. Sheriff and deputies faced confrontations as inmates showed defiance, wrecked property, and attempted to storm the assembly hall, with transfers discussed for eight to ten ring leaders.
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Acucord Press
Delaware
Sehem
Pred Harter
Instituti
Cold Wave Expected Monday Night Weather Outlook
The national forecast hints at much colder weather starting Monday and Monday night as a cold wave follows likely rain on Sunday. Today remains unsettled with rising temperatures and a mix of damp, healthy air. Ice risk increases if wind chill drops, with potential for snow and skating for pets and people alike.
Federal Forces Hem in Rebels in Mexico
Federal troops converge on three fronts around Guadalajara with revolutionary strongholds under pressure. Reports from the War Department say rival towns including Zéncodlea Yaracuta and Chudad Gus- Inamt were briefly captured or subdued as operations proceed near Talisen.
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Mexico
Associated Press
Titel
E Uf Erlorad
Guadalajara
Talisen
Much colder weather and snow coming week
Much colder weather is forecast for the week with snow in the north and central areas. Rain and cold snap expected to intensify from Sunday night through Monday night with continued unsettled conditions into the latter part of the week.
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Drras
Washington
McLine
Underscored Market Tone Impacts Early Offerings
Viv Theeenainted Press notes a strong undertone in stock prices amid scattered activity across sections of the 1st Offerings. The report mentions tepid sales and selective bids, with limited figures and cautious trading visible in several issues.
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Osipong
Nas
Seven More Indictments Against Governor McCray
The Marion county grand jury, which had already indicted Governor Warren T. McCray on eight counts of forgery embezzlement and larceny, returned seven additional indictments charging specific instances of these crimes. The new charges add detail but do not accuse new crimes by the governor.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Ind
Marion County Grand Jury
Warren T. McCray
Tedey
People's Fire Insurance Co Annual Meeting Highlights Growth
The People's Fire Insurance Co held its annual meeting at 1 p.m. with directors and officers reelected. The firm reports 800 licensed agents and solicitors, net premium gains of 1 113.06, total net premiums between 794 000 and 225 000, and 31 807.37 in eleven months net income from investments and underwriting. Insurance in force rose from 24 534 908 to 26 947 008, with dividends paid to stockholders totaling 4036 61329 over 15 years 11 months.
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People's Fire Insurancy Company
William IF. Aten
McGill Belt
Chasul Riser
Sd. Burn
Kimory L. Coblentz
Calvin R. Coblentz
E.G. Wiliam W. Doub
Thomas J. Haller
A. Hemp
John W. Holter
R. Rush Lewis
Naumtolter
Mary Himbury
Virgil W. Doub
W. W. Doub
One Drowned As Auto Plunges Into Harbor
A car plunged into the harbor at Clinton Street early today, killing a man identified as Terege L. Witmer and possibly others. Rescue efforts continued as divers searched the river for additional victims and the car was recovered two tons downstream.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Font
Clinton Street
Tierege L. Witmer
Carage Cinology
Parsons
Thange
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