Death of Everett Ogle in Frederick hit run
Everett Ogle twenty year old from Ceresville was killed early Friday when struck by a hit and run auto while walking home after a dance. His body found near North Market Pike by the Odd Fellows Home and taken to Thomas P. Rice funeral home. Officials report no trace of the driver. witnesses are unavailable. no intoxication observed. Ogle had planned to report for work in Frederick Friday morning and is survived by parents and several siblings. Funeral services Sunday at Silver Hill Church with interment at nearby cemetery.
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Everet Ogre
Ceresville
North Market Street Pike
Odd Fellows Home
Thomas P. Rice
Ogie
Hamilton Ogie
Albert
Dewey
Mary Ogie
Pittsburgh
Rodney Jackson
Pleasant
Pauline
Edna
Christine
Silver Hil Church
Ogle
Frederick
New York Rediscount Rate Hike Triggers Market Reactions
The unexpected rise of the New York Federal Reserve rediscount rate from 3% to 4% sparks stock price declines as traders doubt a broad market downturn but fear possible restraints on speculative credit. Foreign exchange rates fall, especially sterling, as funds move from London to U.S. accounts. Opinions split on whether this signals a major market reversal or a temporary adjustment.
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New York
New York Federal Reserve Bank
London
Wall Street
Aegert
Held For Court. C Chester Waster Charged In Embezzlement
C Chester Waster former appliance manager at Potomac Edison Warnerboro Pa was held Friday in 309 bail for February term court on an embezzlement charge. He allegedly sold a washing machine to Mr and Mrs Seal Hij and used the money for himself. Witnesses testified he instructed the couple to make the check payable to him. He pleaded guilty or not guilty stating he was hard up. Ders Predertice and George D Derr Middetons are touring Florida and Cuba.
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C. Chester
Waster
Potomac Edison
Warnerboro
Wastler
Fan Court
Gwitty
Uke Seoney
Girl of Beauty Operation Recovering After Incident
The report states Sadie Hollind, injured after a beauty operation, is recovering. Medical personnel describe the case as involving gangrene and severe complications from the procedure.
Chamberlin and Williams Crash After Takeoff at Byrd Field
Clarence D. Chamberlin and Roger Q. Williams failed a third attempt at a nonstop flight world record when their Martin Bellanca plane dropped 40 feet after liftoff at Byrd Field in Richmond. The aircraft, carrying 460 gallons of gasoline, ended in a ditch with the crew uninjured though the plane heavily damaged. Backer A. R. Martine pledged another Bellanca, to be named the Richmond, to attempt the endurance record again.
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Richmond
Clarence D. Chamberlin
Roger Q. Williams
Byrd Field
Ayers
Chamberlin
A. R. Martine
Bellanca
Two Arrested After Mayor's Home Bombed
Campbell Ohio February 4 AP two suspects Samuel Guardule 27 and Anthony Parish 25 were jailed after a bomb damaged Mayor T Roy Gordon home an hour and a half after the blast Parish implicated Guardule in carrying a package to the door no injuries were reported though the mayor and family were at home residents saw a rubbish fire on the porch a warning call preceded the explosion and a taunting call followed the blast Gordon who won last fall amid fraud charges has since led a crackdown on gamblers and bootleggers.
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Campbell
Ohio
T. Roy Gordon
Samuel Guardale
Anthony Parish
Parish
Guardule
Weill
Gordon
Corn Market Advances Amid Stronger Demand and Weather Outlook
Chicago reports broader demand for corn and rising movement toward terminals. Prices advance fractional amounts over a week, with oats gaining as corn strengthens. Wheat shows mixed signals amid drought concerns in the West and Southwest. Provisions reflect January warehouse stock growth. England notes its oldest man, William Walker of Nottingham, celebrating his 106th birthday.
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Chicago
Congo
Stewart granted bail on contempt charge in oil case
Robert W. Stewart chairman of Standard Oil Indiana obtained release on $1,000 bond from DC court as Senate Oil Committee seeks evidence on Continental Trading profits. W. S. Fitzpatrick testified Continental profits and Liberty bonds involved with James E O'Neill and Prairie Oil and Gas in the Teapot Dome scandal context.
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Washington
Senate
Robert W. Stewart
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Chamber of Justice
Bailey
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Senate Sergeant At Arms
Stewart
Senate Oil Committee
W. 5
Fitzpatrick
Prairie Oil and Gas Company
Continental Trading Company
Canada
Standard
Continental
Harry F. Sinclair
James E O'Neill
Europe
O'Neill
Teapot Dome
Sinclair
O'Neil
the Prairie
Prairie
Robert F. Fleming
Riggs National Bank
East
Fourteen Additional Jurors Drawn for February Court Term
Fourteen jurors were drawn to replace as many excused for the February term. Judges Urner and Newman announced replacements in towns including Middletown New Market Woodsboro and Brunswick. The February term convenes Monday the 13th and will be both a grand and petit jury session.
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Urner
Newman
Frederick
John W. Grove
Charles J. Doll
Ernest Helfenstein, Jr
Raymond
Town
Middletown
George L. Doub
Henry T. Remsberg
Liberty
Wiliam N. Etxler
Isaac L. Hastian
New Market
Alpert A. Esworthy
Pratby J. Kimmell
Woodsboro
Calvin C. Rice
Jesse L Renner
Petersville
D. Charles Flock
James F. Allen
Thurmont
M. Luther Creager
Cyris R. Wetdle
Jackson
Philip E. Gaver
Charles F. Ausherman
Mahlon L. Rice
John C. Leatherman
Joansville
Lindbergh Hops Off On Santo Domingo Trip
San Juan Puerto Rico February 4 1AP Col Charles A Lindbergh boards a flight to Santo Domingo at 1037 am The article notes the distance to Santa Deming as 254 talles and mentions resumed features of a series on America by H Dorsar Ere.
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Lindbergh
Santo Domingan
San Juan
Porto Rico
Charles A. Lintberch
Santo Domingo
Santa Deming
America
H. Dorsar
Shortage of 8200 in State Road Commission Funds
Baltimore February 4 AP A shortage of 8200 in State Road Commission funds was revealed in the annual audit. Trusted employees forged vouchers to obtain unauthorized salary advances. Thomas A Buysler and Charles L Robinsau confessed. John N Mackall said the men forged his initials. Butler took 6200 for juicy expenses and home improvements. Robinson 2000 for medical bills amid illness.
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Baltimore
State Road’ Commission
Dend
Thomas A. Buysler
Commission
Charles L. Robinsau
John N. Mackall
Butler
Robinson
Organizing New Christian Endeavor at Presbyterian Church
A Friday gathering at the Presbyterian church planned the formation of a new Christian Endeavor Society. State C E leaders from Baltimore read ers and local members discussed upcoming youth programs with speakers including Willard E. Rice Lena Ruttencutter Harry E. Silverwood Carl Mitchell Byron G. Coblentz and others. A 6 p.m. dinner hosted by church ladies served about 36 guests. a nominating committee chaired by Russell A. McCain will report Sunday evening.
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New Christian Endeavor Society
Presbyterian Church
State Christian Endeavor Association
Baltimore
Willard E. Rice
Maryland and Delaware Christian Endeavor Association
Lena Ruttencutter
State Group
Harry E. Silverwood
State C. E. Financial Committee
Carl Mitchell
State Evangelistic Department
Byron G. Coblentz
Frederick County
C. E. Gpion
Ethel Fogle
Charles E. Wehrer
Russell A. McCain
Many Penalties Imposed for Auto Law Violations
A report from the Automoblin Commissioner's office outlines numerous arrests and penalties for auto law violations across several towns. Middletown sees fines for operating without license and rights, and unlicensed operation. Brunswick and Sav age report licenses suspended or denied for excessive speeds and missing credentials. Several individuals face jail terms or fines, with names and towns listed for each case.
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Automoblin
Middletown
Harry Bussard
Dr. Faton
Romitsburg
John S. Williams
Frederick
Alexeander Birgle
House of
One Dies as Convicts Try to Break Prison
In Trenton New Jersey a deputy keeper Joseph K Tinney aged 42 is dead and convicts Harry Baxter and Frank Wankowski are injured and in solitary confinement after an early morning attempt to shoot their way to liberty. A crude bomb was found in the prison yard near the wall and an automobile sped from Federal street as guards fired.
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Trenton
N. J
Joseph K. Tinney
Harry Baxter
Frank Wankowski
Liberty
Federal Street
Market Values Show Downward Trend
News report from New York on February 4 outlines a general decline in stock values amid renewed uncertainty. Traders interpret the rise in the San Francisco rediscount rate as a signal of tighter speculative resources and a gradual tightening of interior Federal district markets. Short covering leads to late hour recoveries in some spots.
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New York
Siack
San Francisco
Interior Federal District
Hae Carly
Duiwet
Speech by Coolidge to Open National Press Club Broadcast
Washington February 4 A national broadcast will present President Coolidge giving an address at the dedication of the National Press Club. The program will be carried by the National Company network starting at 9 o clock with a Marine Band concert completing the program. The president expressed interest in the project and spoke about duties to the nation.
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Washington
Fen
Ratis Nets
Ionkeht
Dedica New National Press
Owhich
Agilver
Nati Company
Coolit
Rome
Frederick Scouts Observe Birthday Week Across County
Frederick County Boy Scout events mark the movement's eighteenth birthday with a week of activities. Scout Executive George C. Whitney outlines a program including Honant Scout Day, School Day, a national broadcast, and mobilization drills. The plan covers home good turns, demonstrations, and a large outdoor event at Camp Baker with hikes and a treasure hunt.
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Boy Scout Organization
Fraderick
Scout Movement
Scout
George C. Whitney
United States
Frederick
James EF
West
National Broadcasting Company
Red Chain
Freterick County
Ted
National Broadcasting Co
WEAF
New York
Boy Scouts of America
Walter W. Bead
Mr and Mrs Harawell Plan New York Trip
Mr and Mrs Harawell of near Frederick are set for a trip to New York on Thursday. The notice mentions Mrs T Stuart Halen in connection with the journey and confirms their plans to travel from Frederick.
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Flow. Harawel
Frederick
Harawell
New York
Thursear
T. Stuart Halen
New Officers Elected for Young Mena Bible Society Frederick
The Young Mena Bible Society of Frederick County held a Friday meeting in Frederick with Dr A Atlee Radcliff presiding as chair. Officers were elected for the coming year led by President R Ames Hendrickson and vice presidents Wm B Filler and Robert L Smith along with secretary Henry Le Ramsburgh and treasurer William G Zimmerman.
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Young Mena Bible Society
Frederick County
A. Atlee Radcliff
R. Ames Hendrickson
Wm. B. Filler
Robert L. Smith
Henry le. Ramsburgh
William G. Zimmerman
Jacob L. Engelbrecht
Buckeystown
A. W. Nicodemus, Jr
Middletown
Emory L. Coblentz
Creagerstown
Robert L. Ogle
Emmitsburg
J. Bersty Stokes
Catoctin
Charles N. Frushour
Urbana
Charles T. Dadderar
Libery
Wilbur F. Hammaker
New Market
Jesse M. Burvall
Heavers
Caltin M. Stem
Woodaboro
George F. Smith
Petersviile
Howard M. Jones
Mr. Pleasant
Herman Buckex
Jefferson
Abram Hemp
Mechanicstown
Morria A. Birely
Johnsville
Jesse R. Wisin
Woodville
Jesse .'. King
Singatore
Dr. Legg
Lewistown
G. Lloyd Palmer
Tuscarora
Chester G. Clem
Burkittsville
St. I
Edwin D. Shriner
The
Evangelical Reformed Church
John
US Open to Abolish Submarines Says Kellogg
Washington February 4 U S Secretary Kellogg told the House Foreign Affairs Committees the American government would be willing to sign a treaty with all powers to abolish the use of submarines entirely. The report comes as tensions rise over naval arms and new agreements are sought. Meanwhile reports from Nicaragua mention ongoing fighting and a Marine patrol in the region. Firemen plan a church service at the Independent Hose Company.
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Washington
ATS
Kellogg Tolay
Early Winners in Girls Carnival at State Armory
Reported outcomes from the state armory carnival for girls under 14 and 22, with Dodge Ball and Relay events. Officials include Dr William Mardick and Marie Parker guiding the day as about 500 entrants attended.
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State Armory
Feederich Comeor
Adweather
Maryland Pleygrommd Athletic League
Kdeceition
Wiliam
Mardick
Moey Dera
Wb Teng Leek Aikadenine
Hardick
Miga Marie Parker
Girin' Seid
Win ‘Yitman
Church Street
Eee
Azoon Gace
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Marka
Viarts Ders Predertice
George D Derr
Middetons
Florida
Cuba
Ceieage
Fem
Sadie Hollind
Mess
Helland Mudereenaa
Fife
Chamberlin IK
England
Wiliam Walker
Nottingham
Masonic Fraternity
Pennsylvania
Wiltur
Main Street
Fall River
Cnd
Road Commission
C. E
Court of Appeals
Clarion
Zimmerman
Walkersville
Mamie _E. Hull
DeLnarzaed Y
Hall
Mall
Helden S. Felton
Jacob Mohrbach
Appellee
Leo Weinberg
Fed. 4
Mexico City
Dienfonne Crates
Joseph LeBrix
New Orleans
Vai Jbuena Alrfieid
Frederick Macistrates
Albert H. Ingram
Harper's Ferry
Route 1
F. H. Urner
Arthur Grey
Mr. Airy
Aston Dorsey Hughes
Ernest L. Loyd
West Patrick Street
James Pase
Andrew Stevens
Knorrille
Coolidge
Church Dar
Eterr
Gine
Scout Organization
Ani Hae
Eh Marmois
Vittarioig
Amy Cated
U. S
Foxker
Servieé
Marine Teeope
Nireraeia
George H. Tawner
Ky Niane
Hos
Lacheran
U S C
Sun Flay Bent Ag
Hose Company
Brunswick
Euet - Bretwick
Woltevile
Adamstown
Knoxville
Emmiteburg
Adammtown
Mente
Loe“tegt
Mikel Crece Bhiplex
Miaree
Ramsburg
Mildred Barrier
Jotte Kilax
Helen Reiberts
Mortio
Marta Hiddinger
Dodge Mall
Bent Branewick
Datestada
Washingon Street
Newt Market Street
Weathewick
East Brunswick
Wengton Street
wVoitav
East Beamswick
Mewbera
Virginia Cremer
Middred Green
Mary E. Stauffer
Litem
Barrick
Erances Wiihide
Charkatip Ramsburg
Matin Pearl
Mndree Smith
A. Kline
Diskaned
Evelyn Magaha
Mia Teen R ‘Ies
Johanstowe
Loeile
Katherine Ketrgrés
UM. Pleasan
M. Kefauver
K. Tinney
Chore Street
T. Wein
Washington Street
M. Middletown
FL M. S
Delashmatt
Ranson Lewis
Imai Staley
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