Sunday Ball Players Must Pay Their Fine
Law permits of no higher court trial. Appeal in the case of Edward Sawyer for performing bed diy labor on the Lord's day arising from last summer's baseball game was dismissed. The court held no appeal exists from a Justice of the Peace under the statute and ordered Sawyer to pay costs. The ruling affirms limited jurisdiction of justices and confirms the appeal dismissal and penalties. Also, $46.50 plus accrued interest from Liberty Lands sale will be added to the sinking fund. no further disposal plans announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Sawyer
Ans
Cou
Hammond Urner
John
Newman
Frank S
Maser
Frederick
Blue Ridge
Circuit Court
William M. Storm
Tné
Justice of the Peace
Sawyer
Justices of the Peace
Stra
Liberty Lands
Ofice
Dean of T. John's College Dies Suddenly
The dean of T. John's College died suddenly at age 72 after a brief illness. He is survived by his wife and a daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. John's College
Holiday Social Highlights At Junior Court Dance
A large gathering attended the Junior Court dance held Thursday night in the ballroom of the Scott Key hotel. Notables included Mrs. H. Dorsey son and Mrs. H. Albert Dean among others. Refreshments were served at 1.20 and Hagan's orchestra provided music. The event featured a buffet supper planned by Mr. and Mrs. W. Harry Haller and a grand dinner backdrop of red roses and poinsettias.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancig Scott Key Hotel
H. Dorseyson
George R. Dennis, Jr
H. Albert Dean
G. E. Palmer
Hagan
Mile
Howard County
Estes
Washington
Ann Ware
Betty Loy
Hagers
Barbara Brooke Dennis
Frances Faiser
Hilda Hemp
Margaret Seger
Jane Roddy
Elizabeth Tyson
Irgimia
Williamson
Frances Stziey
Montes
Blaller
Gladys Wailck
Mary McComas
Mary Alice Moberly
Elizabet Sager
Katherine Wieffer
Janis Miter
Robert Clapp
Harry C. Hull
Eugene Creed
Elwood Powell
Carroll James
Walker
Reno
Harp. Jr
Edgar Palmer
Charles Byerly
Harold Clem
James Etchisonbert Dean
John Q. McConasfore
JL Namson
Bernas
George Smith
Paul W. Willard
J. Wailer Zeizler
Qward Grove
Casper E. Cline
G. Harris Stauffer
Colonel Willis
Tom Sappington
Sidney Trandle
Adrian McCardell
Philip Wertheimer
C. E. Hersey
W. Harry Haller
East Second Street
Monica Haller
Missi Halters
Mieses de Matis Davis
Nancy Ware
Dal Dmore
Harrie
Taylor
Emily Lee Travers
Charles J. Lipscomb
Easton
Gearge
Riley
M. PF. Riley, Jr
Hagerstown
J Misses Atttune Bowden
Boston
Elaine Baker
Baltimore
Elizabeth
Mowen
Helen Abell Conley
Martha Conler
Elizabeth Hedges
Messrs
Randaton
Rhoderick
William Whittock
Harrisburg
John Henry Lewin
Leonard Power
Gai Jord
Jack Jarvis Grove
John x
David C. Winbrenner
Harry Haller
Margaret Besant
East Church Street
James Jr. Harris
Frank D. Worthington
Ernest Helfenstein, Jr
Mary Neighbors
Lassle N. Coblent
Middie
Stest
Alice Bennett
Brook
Fen
N.Y
Bennett
ES. Funk
Frances
Dor Wrand
Penegerarn
Body of Girl Found in Washington Suspect Held
A misty report from Wrassingson Pa describes the discovery of a girl’s body in Washington. A young man named Fred Drew, once employed by Washington and Jat athletic training, is detained as a suspect after police arrest him following the discovery and his statement, I didn’t do it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
News-Post 1928 Year Book Features Local Details
The 1928 News-Post Year Book offers 100 pages of Frederick city and county data. It lists banks, officials, professionals, and organizations with meeting places and terms. includes health, tax, and population figures. details a new game and fish laws and the election calendar. and reviews 1927 local events as an historical reference. Subscribers get copies free at the News-Post office. others pay mailing costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Che Guy
Frederick Uhy
Dares Park
South Court Street
Barbara Fritchie
South Marke Street
Hood College
Frederick
Frederick City
United
Two Men Die After Train Strikes at Buck Lodge
A westbound passenger train struck two men at Buck Lodge Montsoory. W McGatty of Baltimore and C H MeGatty were employed on a new widen trace project and were unable to escape as the Baltimore to Washington line approached. First aid was given but both died soon after at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buck Lodge
Montsoory Joamaty
C. H. MeGatty
Baltimore
Crmsey
W. McGatty
Back Lodge
Washington
Cincinnati
Safari
Owls Elect Officers and Members
An order of Owl's group elects officers with Erick Nest winning a secret ballot. Other named members include Tenn K. Reati, Wardes from Florida, WH Hiltners, Winfeld Phelps and additional roles. The report notes the local election within the fraternal organization and lists several participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owls
Faverick Nest
I Fanz Wardes
Tenn K. Reati
WH. Hiltners Srustes
Winfeld Phelps
A C M Cardell 82nd Birthday Highlighted
A C M Cardell a churchman and business man marked his 82nd birthday as a life of service. He led the Frederick County Bank for twenty three years, served as Sunday school superintendent emeritus for Evangelical Reformed, and presided over the Board of Trustees at Cumberland City Hospital. He engaged in confectionery wholesale, owned farms west of Frederick, and married Alfaretta R Stone Braker in 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCardell
Frederick
D. Garner
Takerstown
Phreance
Frederick Pharnacs
North Market Street
Meredell
Penney
Sormer
Cardell
Frederick Country National Bank
Evangelical Reformed Sunday School
Ceternick City Hospital
Estorta
Wontons College of Frederick
Supreme Court Not So Gloomy
Washington dispatch notes the Supreme Court justices appear reserved yet are playful in private. The piece quips about their lobby, hidden fireplaces, a bookcase of 272 volumes, and who enters the bench, while speculating on Senator Reed’s middle name and other presidential hopefuls and their middle names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney Dutcher
NEA
Washingon
Supreme Court
Seasion
Taft
Holmes
van Devanter
James A. Reed
Reed
Congressional
Alfred Emanuel Smith
Albert Cabell Ritchfe
Herbert Clark Hoover
Frank Orren Lowden
Charles Gates Dawes
Frank Bartlette Willis
Jury presents despite protest by Gordon
Washington dispatch reports federal grand jury returned two presentments after investigating juror surveillance in the Fall-Sinclair oil conspiracy case. Named in the presentments were Larry F. Sinclair Henry Denton Clark, W J B Sherman, Charles Shee and Frank J. O Ren Ana i, with Burns detectives cited in the inquiry and McCorin District Supreme Court handling the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gorton
Federal
Grand Jory
Sinclair Oil
Burns
Larry F. Sinclair
Henry 43Ton Dar
Sheldon Clark
W. J. B. W. Sherman Barns
Charles 3S Shee
Frank J. O-Ren Anai
Ithe McCor
District of Supreme Court
Més
Rhea and Market Street Crash Involving Parked Oak Sedan
A damaged scene on Market Street near East Patrick after a two vehicle collision involving a moving Ford coupe and a parked Oak sedan. Officers note the McFerland car bar, with both other cars sustaining damage. The incident occurred around 245 o'clock Barn Burns in the Frien crek district of Frederick county. A separate rural fragment mentions a large barn near Wad wed, plus a quip about a rabbit foot and a pocket find.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austria
ST Rhea
Ss. Market Street
East Patrick
McFerland
Hog Sen
Wazaman Farm
Frien Cresk
Frederick Coun
Ahoit & Mowse
Aty Insurance
Furst Celebrates New Year With Smoked Herring Custom
Baltimore dispatch reports the long standing New Year tradition of sealing a smoked herring. Mr. Furst begins the day at his office as Governor Alber presents greetings and the event draws hundreds. The quirky custom marks the start of the year with a unique local ritual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Furst
Baltimore
Alber
May Stop State Aid For V. M. 1 At Lexington
Richmond Virginia contemplating a statewide plan for aiding violent or distressed individuals as a state operation associated with January 11 and early November actions. The General Assembly considers educational levels and timelines in a discussion from December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Richmond
Virgiie
Pecomm
Leon
Double Track to Boost BL and O Operations in Maryland
Construction of a new double track on the Baltimore and Ohio Metropolitan Branch will trim curves and cut about two and a half miles from travel distance, with major work by Empire Construction and Wang Construction. A third track may follow between Point of Rocks and underland, while telegraph offices at Barnesville and Dickerson close ahead of completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotdotrhte
Romd
Dickerson
Metropoltan
Metropolitan
Empire Construction Company
Wilmington
Del
Wang Construction Company
Cumberland
Pittsburgh
Poin of Reeks
C. and
Brunswick
Hickman’sa
Point of Rocks
F. and O
Barnesville
Germantown
Rainésville
Million Dollar Fire Destroys Docks in Hoboken
Hoboken N J Dec 30 The Clirdle liner Seneca two 700 ft piers and eight barges burned in a blaze fed by gasoline at Drs Dock Company causing over 1 606 000 in damage Fireboats fought the flames while nearby vessels including the Hendrik Wudron were moved to safety Rescued crew members and salvage crews aided by a raft are reported. The accident also involved Lackawanna Railroad pier and a ferry boat incident but details are incomplete due to the damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoboken
N. J
Seneca
Hudson River Bay Line
Hendrik Wudron
Lackawanna Railroad
Drs Dock Company
Lackawanna Pier
J. Fies
Wat
Lindbergh Lends In Honour At 9 49 A M
Fragmented OCR text shows Lindbergh landing in a place named Honouras at 9 49 A M with garbled surrounding words. No clear events beyond the time of landing emerge from the readable portion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindbergh
Honouras
Police adopt new theory in Marian Parker kidnapping case
Los Angeles police shift to a theory that William Edward Hickman acted alone in the Marian Parker kidnapping and murder, with investigators probing Welby Hunt as a possible confederate. Hunt, tied to several prior robberies and the Thorne shooting, will be questioned as authorities review the kidnapping and ransom money trail. Witnesses to unsolved LA-area crimes are being shown photos of Hickman and his companion in hopes of new identifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bon Angeles
Doe Fa
Hike Kidnvaring
Marian Parker
Los Angeles
Trey Farher
Welby Hunt
Cone
Confederate
Hickman
Ivy Thome
Rose Alt
Cal
Hunt
Marian
Fof Thoms
Navy Withdraws Ships From Search For Plane
The U S Navy ordered withdraw of the three destroyers from waters off Cape Sabine after a fruitless search for Matilda Wilson Grayson and three companions in the Dawn. Authorities believe the plane could not have escaped discovery in the explored area. Mrs Brice Goldsborough, wife of The Dawn's navigator, urged inland search in a related plea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New Foundland
Nova Scotian
Mta
Frances Wilson Grayson
United States Navy
Sree
Cape Sabre
Los Angeles
Brice Goldsborough
Edge Endorses Hoover for G O P Nomination
Washington reports Senator Edge of New Jersey endorsed Hoover for the Republican presidential nomination. The piece notes Edge announced his candidacy for delegate at large from New Jersey to the next Republican convention and references various historical name changes and quirks among politicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edge
Hoover
Washington
Senator Edge
New Jersey
Court finds Remus insane and committed to Lima State Hospital
A Hamilton County court ruling ordered Remus committed to Lima State Hospital for insanity after a two day mental evaluation tied to the murder of his estranged wife. Attorney Charles H. Eison announced plans to appeal as Remus reacted with a laugh, deeming the decision a farce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Eision
Renmin
Thogeng
New York Night Club Raided by Federal Prohibition Agents
Prohibition agents raided the Cha z Helen Morgan club in West 64th Street New York at 1 90 this morning seizing about 24 bottles of liquor and questioning 250 guests. Miss Morgan and eight male employees were taken into custody along with club fixtures valued at about 50000 loaded onto six truckloads. Prohibition Administrator Macree E Campbell led the raid saying the agency had been gathering evidence for a week. The hostess Miss Morgan is a Broadway actress and the club was filled with men and women in formal dress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chaz Helen Morgan
Federal Prohibtites
Mise Morgan
Macree E. Campbell
West 64Th Street
Miss Morgan
Divers May Penetrate Hull Of Submarine Today
Provincetown Mass Dec 2 AP Divers hoped to penetrate the hull of the sunken submarine today for the first time since it went down with 46 officers and men nearly two weeks ago Weather conditions would determine success with southwest storm warnings hoisted. Operations were halted yesterday but crews near completion of the tunnel under the hull through which raising chains are to be passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provincetown
Mess
Mrs Snyder Turns Poet Awaiting Death in New York
New York AP report outlines Mrs Snyder awaiting execution while a judge and officials discuss the case. The article references court action and names associated clergy and supporters as the process proceeds toward electrocution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Iere
Snyder
Bard
Flight delay due to severe weather halts Lindbergh’s trip
Severe weather forced the St. Louis to Detroit Lindbergh flight to be postponed today and rescheduled for tomorrow. Baggage handler Joyce from Mesa reports a disrupted journey amid the travel delay.
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Urner and Newman
Harold Stanley
Guaranty Company of New York
J. P. Morgan & Co
Dwight W Merrow
Mexigtyu
Diddy
News-Post
A.C. M Cardell
Gordon
Frederick Councaoe
Laneie
Jis Roderic Hinside
William ‘D. Grote
Eugene H. Athauch
C.F. Willam
Couns Falernate
Kemp
Ada
Mom
Florence Las Dra
Filmonton
Pete Gses
Yeelty
Katy
Aserrelah
Archelaus
Ahasneras Or
Adonthizek
Calvin Coollige
Ye. Wong
Thomas Woodrow Wison
Hig
James Thomas J. Thomas
Thomas J
Abram Platt-Andrews
Massacassetts
A. Platt
James Zachari
Smith
Syndman Brookbart
Risizhe
Remus
Fare’sal
Lima State Hospital
Atterney
Cision
Chez
Helen Morgan
Smndustee
R. C. Thos. Summers
Harp
Chates
Kline
Roderick
Coust of En Tean
Stos
Teetroit
Tara Joircey
Mea
Aul
Omerrow
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