Two Ford cars recovered after 21 stolen in chase
Chambersburg police arrested William McClintock after a cross state probe traced 21 stolen Ford cars, many sold through a local dealer. Dr. Lansdale and George Creager had cars returned. others remain unidentified or unrecovered.
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Chambersburg
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
I. G. Waltz
Dr. W Lansdale
Mr. Waltz
Pennsylvania
H. 5. Byers
Dr. Lansdale
Guy Mateny
Millard Angleberger
Mr. Mateny
Mr. Angleberger
McClintock
Champersburg
Dr Lansdale
Ford
Hagerstown
Harrisburg
Duncannon
Mercersburg
Martinsburg
Winchester
Westminster
Frederick
Tragerstown
MrClintock
de Granseaie
Mercerebure
Bernard M. Davis
Davis
Receivers Sought for Steinmetz Car Corp In Maryland
petition filed in circuit court seeks appointment of receivers for Steinmetz Electric Motor Car Corporation with plant in Arlington Maryland. Judge Dawkins set deadline Feb 11 to show cause. Thomas Holmes claims $23 906 in salary and expenses. company reports 46 000 in overdue bills and 36 500 monthly overhead. 4 000 stockholders reportedly holding 300 000 in accrued preferred dividends.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Steinmetz Electric Motor Car
Arhington
Dawkins
Wm. H. Holmes
Maryland
Odd Fellows Bazaar Solicitation Plan Set For February
A meeting of Odd Fellows Bazaar committees at the State Armory outlined plans to start soliciting residents on Tuesday morning in the week of February 18. Donations of any amount will be accepted. Six district solicitation groups were named with local chairs and members, and another committee meeting will follow King David Lodge No. 10’s regular session.
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State Armory
Susie Rameburg
Bairman
Fairy Storm
Ella Tammany
Wardie Seeger
Eliza Farnesworth
Est
Elizabeth Seeger
Fannie Ferguson
Grace Blumenauer
Leola Roberts
Central West
Mollie Harrington
Amy Hoffman
Molle Haugh
Norma Landis
Emma Raab
Mildrea J. Lewis
Trisda £. Woodward
Esther Steiner
Jane Houck
Elsie Stone
King Davi Lodge
Selling Of Davidson Stops Upward Movement
Persistent selling of Davidson chemical which extended its loss to two points and Pan American issues temporarily checked an upward movement in the stock market around the end of the first hour. The general list sagged after initial buying. minor oils showed strength while calt money opened at 4 1 2 per cent. The special meeting of the Mayor and Board of Aldermen to discuss three proposed bills was postponed until next week.
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Associated Press
New York
Davidson Chemical
Buard
Boys Reprimanded After Stone-Throwing Incident
Ten or twelve boys appeared before Justice J. Grahame Johnson for a hearing on a charge of throwing stones near North Market Street School Tuesday night. They were dismissed with a severe reprimand and promised to behave in the future.
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J. Grahame Johnson
North Market Street
Police Praise Court Work In Theft and Recovery Case
The police department commended the investigative team for the thorough handling of the thefts and the successful recovery of the stolen machines. Officials noted the teamwork and dedication across units helped solve the case and restore property.
Lions Plan Spring Convention for District 22
Lions of the 22nd District expect about 300 delegates for a one day session in Frederick with a banquet at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. The May or April dates hinge on John S. Noel’s attendance at the Lions International meeting in Omaha, with rail routes discussed for a possible Washington departure.
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Lions of the
22Nd District
Francis Scott Key Haur
Johns. Noel
Lions International
Baltimore
Washington
Hagerstown
Cumberland
Frederick
Wilmington
Delaware
Francis Scott Key
H. Noel Haller
Halter
Baltimore and Ohio and Northwestern
Lions
Omaha
Nebraska
Roy P. May
James T. So
Frank C. Hughes
Govnor
T Hughes
Eugene Hadeon
Dent
If J. Mitchel
Wil Jr
N. W. Bond
Roy P.M Bernard Gough
R. KE. Lohman
George H Lewis
Charles W. Carr Willington
J. G. Craig
M T Jorde
Warren Cor- Hagerstown
W. Wertz
John Mi Iler Frederick
C. A Oper, Jr
A. Tlart Etchison
Ernest C Webb
H. Lavies Michael Richard P. Simmons
Cumberlaid
Report of Killing Proves 10 False
State's Attorney William Storm and Justice J Grahame Johnson led officers to Nolan's Ferry near Licksville after a report of a dead man. They found Howard Westerman about 55, recovering from a fainting attack, with blood reported near his ears nose and mouth. Officers left, Westerman later improved.
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Nolan's
Erry
Licksville
Walliam M. Storm
J. Grahameohnson
Westerman
Frederick
Trow
Westoerman
Veterans Bureau official to visit city for veterans claims
Representative Gorning and A T Greene of the United States Veterans Bureau will be in town on February 4 to hear World War veterans claims for adjustment. Greene will set headquarters at the Chamber of Commerce offices and be available after 2 PM. Francis Scott Key Post American Legion issued the notice.
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Gorning
A. T. Greene
United States’ Veterans’ Bureau
Fort Welfenry
Veterans’ Bureau
Francis Scott Key Post
American Legion
Greene
Chamber of Commence
Fall Indicated to Appear Before Senate Panel
Washington February 1 indications point to former Attorney General Thomas W Gregory not being used as special counsel in oil land lease cases due to E L Doheny's testimony before the Senate committee The White House issued a statement that employment might embarrass Mr Gregory or be improper Albert B Fall is reported able to appear for examination before the Senate inquiry after a medical panel recommends a new subpoena for his presence at 10 oclock tomorrow Doheny testified McAdoo and Gregory had been employed by oil interests with McAdoo receiving 250000 in total The House adopted the Walsh resolution canceling the Doheny Sinclair naval leases and Woodrow Wilson was mentioned in relation to these matters.
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Washington
White House
Thomas W. Gregory
Mr. Gregory
Albert B. Fall
Secretary of the Interior
Special Medical Commission
Leninot
McAdoo
Bath William G. McAdoo
Thomasy W. Gregory
Aisto
Coolidge
Foo T. Tdoenhenv
California
Defoe
Senate
Ait
Tipheny
WeNdon
McAdan
Cour Company
Doheny
Mmcadon
Mexico
Ant O
Gregory
Adit Ail Wells
Deheny
House
Woodrow Wilson
Island Oil Co
Siperseal
Wilson
Josephus Daniels
Navy
Vance McCormick
Democratic National Committee
Mra. Wilson
Grayson
Dr. Grayson
S Street
Sterling Raffie
Crayson
Diac- Nomis
Wife At Bedside He Tells Grayson He Is Ready
At Washington noon Mr. Wilson showed a slight rally but remained in a faint condition. He spoke briefly with his wife and three daughters at his bedside as Dr. Sterling Ruffin, one of the doctors, noted no material change in his illness.
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Grayson
Washington
Sterling Ruffin
H. A. Fowler
Mr. Wilson
White House
Rockville Fire Dept Becomes Incorporated Unit
The Roxville Volunteer Fire Department is now an incorporated institution. At its annual meeting FL Barnard Welsh reported steps completed and a new constitution approved. Officers appointed for one year include Fire Chief Joseph W Towes and engineer William F Disney. Membership drives enrolled about 760 residents as supporters at $1 each.
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Roxville
Olis M. Linthicum
Clifford J. Robertson
Wiliam D. Clark
F. Rachel Ibert
Joseph W.towes
F. Barnard Welsh
William F. Disney
George Ki, Lewis
Warry Riley
Dr. Linthicum
Abert
Dieney
Howes
Joseph L Clagett
Hook and Ladder
William MM. Burrows
Leutenant
Marbury Gales
Engine Company No 1
J. Monard Ward
Heutenant
Lee Hakrinson
Nephim
Andrew P Freetmirger
Wei Tenan
J. Paul Brunett
Rockville and
Vicnity
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Dr. P
Lansdale
George
Creager
Ford Machines
Steinmetz Car Corp
Davidson
Hershare
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Frederick Club
Man
Gregory Oil
Secretary of Treasury
The
E. L. Doheny
Daniels
Senator Walsh
Daniel
Frederick Real Estate Board
Francis Scott Kew
Warkweood D Harp
Mae and
Noah E. Cramer
Karikathren
Christumia
Tandon
Siady Sears
United States
Cary T. Grayson
Rockville Fire Dept
Hook and Ladder Company
Anchanas Rip- Peon
East Second Street
Chapel Alley
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