Indictment of Bootlegger Urged by Court Grand Jury Charge
Associate Judge Worthington delivered a sweeping charge to the February grand jury, urging vigorous enforcement of Maryland liquor laws. He explained the grand jury’s role as the state’s grand inquest, with power to examine witnesses and indict violators, including those trafficking in intoxicating liquors. He noted federal Prohibition limits and pressed state enforcement, citing Montgomery County as a model and urging similar action locally. The message also warned against violations of abortion and public office laws, with proceedings continuing on page 37.
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Glenn H. Worthington
Selock
Judge Worthington
Grand Jury
Worthington
Maryland
Frederic
Tarvenius
United States
Thin Hundred
Montgermery
Montgomery Ceanty
Montgomery
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Hotel Directors Declare Dividend of Seven Percent
Directors of the Francis Scott Key Hotel announce a 7 percent dividend on preferred stock for the period ending January 1, 1923. Shareholders of record at business close February 1 will receive checks by February 15, totaling about 23150 dollars to 110 holders. Debenture bonds offered at 125000 dollars fund the project, with conversion to 50 percent of preferred stock within three years.
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Frederick
Francis Scott
Une
Nto
Real Estate Sales Announced by Mortgage Co.
The Real Estate Mortgage and Investment Co. reports several property transfers. Dr. James M. Goodman sells to Clarence WV Main for April 1 possession of a new sit-room stucco home on Trail Avenue and hardwood floors. Nelson residence in Rosemont Addition sells to James N. Roberts for April 1 possession. A six-room brick dwelling at 622 Parke Pisce transfers from Roberts to the Mobberly pair for April 1 occupancy. A 434 East Church Street six-room brick dwelling sale from Mary M. Jacobs to Charles E. Mobberly with April 1 possession. Dr Horace F. Kline buys No. 1 Wilson Avenue building by its TV residence, with 450 by 200 feet.
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Real Estate Mortgage and Investment Co
Trail Avenue
James M. Goodman
Clarence WV. Main
Markell H. Nelson
Rosemont
James N. Roberts
Parke Pisce
Chas. B. Mobberly
Market List Shows Broad Upward Stock Movement in New York
The entire market advanced with rails leading the rise as oil sugar and other groups showed gains. High grade rails and non-dividend issues climbed while call money opened around 4 percent in early trading.
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New York
Wween
Delow
Woodrow Wilson Pictures and Life Story Featured
The News presents photographs of former President Woodrow Wilson on pages 7 and 9 with a life story on page 4. Additional related coverage appears on pages 5 and 7.
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Woodrow Wilson
Hoppy Grove Trial In Baltimore Claims Put Up Job
The trial of Harry A. Grove and co defendants in Baltimore opens before a U S district court with jury. Defense contends Grove was enticed by Ganster to accept a bribe and claim of a contrived plot to seize liquor from the Outerbridge Horsey distillery. Prosecution outlines alleged bribery and attempted liquor removal byRou zahns and White.
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Hoppy” Grove
Baltimore
Harry A. (Toppy) Grove
Wilbur M. Routenhn
John Troutzahn
Arthur
Outerbridge
Roulzahns
White
Teno
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Amos WW
Woodib Tricock
Afttorne
Grove
Badnitz
Ike Wis
Lenchalso der
Grover
Woodcock
Norway Wins Winter Sports in Olympic
The Associated Press reports Norway dominates winter events at the Olympics with strong performances across multiple disciplines. Channaix hosts the coverage as athletes secure podium finishes and national pride grows.
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Norway
Death Of Woodrow Wilson Mourned In Frederick
Frederick mourns wartime President Woodrow Wilson as news reports confirm his death. The city flies flags at half mast and citizens flood The News office with calls while the Associated Press and News-Post relay updates on his illness and death.
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Woodrow Wilson
Frederick
Irederick
United States
Thurding
Tunsey
Washington
Mr. Wilson
Associated Press
News- Pog
Worst Storm of Winter Hit Midwest and Plains
A severe winter storm swept from Minnesota to Texas with heavy sleet and strong winds. The system caused widespread travel disruption and record low temperatures as it moved across multiple states.
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Associated Pens
Chicagos
Muartis Aigies
Powis
Fey
Dred Vepar
Moneconsin
North Dakota
Teawea Nebraski
Kansas
Missouri
Pexas
Death of a Great Leader: Wilson Confirmed by Reports
The Associated Press and radio stations reported contrasting updates on Mr. Wilson's status with early death notices then corrected to confirm his passing. Line Asem nated alerts spread as a long wartime era ends, and the nation honors a president who served with distinction.
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Associated Press
Mr. Wilsen
Wilken
Wilson
Cead
Frederick
Wilson Visits Frederick and Is Stopped by Traffic Officer
The article recalls Woodrow Wilson visiting Frederick during his courtship of Mrs. Hadith Balling Galt. His car was halted by a traffic officer at a square corner, drawing crowds and debate over whether the president should have been stopped or granted passage. Secret Service guards and a second car followed, with witnesses recounting the autumn scene and the president’s demeanor as the incident unfolded.
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Woodrow Wilson
Frederick Perhay
United States
Hadith Balling Galt
Frederick
Oquate Corner
Maryland
Frederick County
Sterling Gail
Emmitsburg
Mr. Galt
Wilson
Washington
Harper's Ferry
Ang
Mr Galt@hone
Amiin
Tr Wilson
Cat
Mare
Mr. Wilson
Mattick Street
Market Street
Paki
VM Mo
M Gal
Xeeu
Secret Service Wen
Gardian
Funeral plans for former President Wilson announced
Washington February 4 tentative funeral plans call for a private service at 3 p.m. at the S street residence followed by a 2:30 p.m. service at Bethlehem chapel Mt. St. Albans. Rev. James H. Taylor and Bishop Freeman will officiate. Mrs Wilson and Margaret Wilson rode today as messages of sympathy poured in from abroad. The Virginia Assembly debated burial in Arlington or Virginia locations.
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Associated Press
Washington
Wilson
Grayson
S$ Street
Bethlehem Escape
Mt. St. Albans
Capitol
James H. Taylor
Central Presbyterian Church
RK Sylvester Bench
Princeton
N. 4
Bishop Freeman
Woodrow Wilson
White House
Lincoln
Mr. Wilson
S Street
Margaret Wilson
Panoes
Recas- Hilla
Senate
Pose
Dingestingte
Woorow Wilson
Priest Killed at Union Station In Washington
Rev CB Boone a former assistant pastor at Saint Mary’s Seminary Baltimore was killed at Union Station this morning. He reportedly fell in front of a moving train while en route to Kilthnere from Plaids and was a member of the Salpician order.
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Associated Press
Washington
Fed
CB Boone
Feta
Union Station
Cain
Boone
Kilthnere
Plaids
Fackis
St. Mara ‘S
Baltimore
St Mi
Salpician Order
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Leach
Ganster
Budnitz
The
Channaix
France
Peeenty Dive
California
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Paliceiyan
Witsor
Hasnad Tashe
Presbyterian Church
King Albert Af Mercier
Om Wilson
Virginia
Richmond
Lion Renresting
Tallywood
Virginia General Assembly
Boone Falls
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