Court’s Charge To Grand Jury Promises Jail for Bootleggers
Judge Worthington delivered the February term charge to Frederick City grand jurors, urging jail sentences for liquor violators and underscoring Maryland law over federal Volstead enforcement. He noted 1916 law ratified by Frederick County and praised progress in enforcement while detailing jurors and foreman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn H. Worthington
Frederick city
Worthington
Hammond Urner
Annapolis
Court of Appeals
Edward C. Peter
Frederick
grand jury
Charles P. Ranneberger
Maryland
Frederick county
Albert Gilson
Jasper Alhanch
Ar- Mae McCanner
Lenia Invi Charles Sw 'hb
Maniee Joopade
OO Voorshine
Leslie WW Green
Mar. Tooad T. donee
Allen TD. Unower
Aruv YD Wishemar
Kelsward
Mf Harit
Gengs
Peters
Mackeood
Joba
Bidie
Joseph M. Koons
Ta Roosga
Joseph A. Kanfmaa
Water sample from Boonsboro mains yields unknown two inch fish
Public Service Commission received a bottle of water from Boonsboro containing aqua pura and a greenish fish specimen with several fins. The water showed green tint and sediment. State Health Department will analyze the sample after Experts viewed the bottle. The complaint cites poor water quality in Boonsboro by Mrs. Mary J. Bontberger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boonsboro
Public Service Commission
is Service
State Department of Health
Mary J. Bontberger
Many Attend U B Services On Sunday
United Brethren church held inspiring services with evangelist Rev. Russell Kauffman from Dayton Ohio. He spoke on The Unspeakable Gift in Sunday school and Christ Crowded Out in the evening while also singing. A Sunday school contest with Walkersville Myersville and Thurmont begins next Sunday and runs eight weeks ending Easter Sunday. Regular prayer meeting Wednesday precedes a teachers officers meeting to plan. Literary Society meets Thursday at Mrs Mary Carmack’s home. Woman's Missionary Association hosts Friday Thank Offering Service with a special program. Kauffman is staying with cousin Thomas Kline on Jefferson Street during his visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren church
Russell Kauffman
Dayton
Ohio
United Brethren Sunday schools
Walkersville
Myersville
Thurmont
Literary Society
Mary, Carmack
Woman's Missionary Association
Kauffman
Thomas Kline
Jefferson street
Bankrupt firm trustee seeks stock list. Lockhart asked to file
C John Beeu wkes trustee of Smith Lockhart & Co. seeks court order signed by Judge John C. Rose requiring Allan B Lockhart to file by February 13 a list of stocks and bonds held by his children. Two checks for 6.75 payable to Frank Norton Lockhart were received. Officers installed at Tanertown Lodge No. 26 K of P include McKinney, Onder, Shriner, Miller and Crouse. Petit jury members named include Smith, Hargett, Rorlke, Willis, Feaga, Kemper, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. John Beeuwkes
Smith, Lockhart & Co
Baltimore
John C. Rose
United States
Allan B. Lockhart
Frank Norton Lockhart
Allan B Lockhart
Tanertown Lodge
K. of P
RS. McKinney
C. C
W. M. Onder
V. C
Thos. Shriner
Lester Haurd
If, Miller
QO. Fase
B.S. Miller
F. E. Crouse
B. W.Crapster
W. J. Baker
TL. BR. Rafer
Dr. Wesson
W. F. Bricker
H.R Miller
Grand Lodge
C. O Fuss
Clarette C. Bowsers
Thomas E. Kiing
Benjamin F. Sigafoose
Thomas Ff. Watkins
Thomas V. Arnold
petit jury
Norace J. Smith
Claude Hargett
John R. Rorlke
Lewis O. Willis
Josiah R Feaga
George M. Kemper
Nantel FE. Stracherger
John F. Houck
Warrs Miller
William J. Grove
Warren Ehett
George W Montgomery
Claregee WY Rudy
Charles E Garhet
J. Clarence Waters
James F. Hat
Yoeh, Marshall & Winebrones
Basil HV. Glissen
Aivey J. Easterdav
Daneel F. Rodde
Nona Eo Conway
Claggett Ramshare
Wahler Th Sterkmen
a Biyea
J Herman
William FE. Bowlus
Annual Frederick Auto Show Spaces Almost Full
The eighth annual Frederick Automobile Show will run February 25 and March 1 2 3 at the First Regiment Armory. Local dealers hold most spaces, with only four remaining on the north and south sides, and Baltimore interest seeking the last spots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
First Regiment
Central Garage
Cadillac
Ideal Garage Co
Buick
Kaufman Motor Co
Chevrolet
Mt. Airy agency
Lexington
H. and H. Motor and Tire Company
Stats
Apperson
Baltimore
armory
Purely Personal Notes From Local Social Roundup
The column lists Georgetown University students visiting relatives in Geneva and Baltimore over the weekend. It notes Mrs M B Hagan opening her late husband’s Taneytown store and attending N B Hagan’s funeral with a long list of distant attendees. Also mentions Lincoln Day dinner planning by Carroll County Republicans and the Bal des Arts event at Lehmann Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert McCann
Ranzer
Lawrence J. McEligoot
Geneva
N. Y
James H. Grove
Georgetown University
James N. Grove
West Second street
John A. Markell, Jr
Edwin C. Markell
Baltimore
Roger Dansberger
Alice Keefer
Martin
Willoughby
Hagerstown
Suppley
Afr
Frank B. Keefer
East South street
M. B. Hagan
Taneytown
N. B. Hagan
Henry Hagan
Charles Hagan
Frederick
Frank Bentz
B. J. Fuller
Elk Garden
W. Way
Charles Martin
Philadelphia
Robert Elliot
Stevenson, Md
Charles Elliot
Wrichtsville
John Hornberger
Littlestown
Robert Wildermuth
William Zack
Shrewsbury
Bern
Martha
Em tsbury
Harvey Zimmerman
Qitz Kepler
John Wilson
Howard Younr
Frank Metcalfe
Union Bridge
Frank J. Sayler
Jacob J. Conrad
Hanover
Meredith Steadieft
Balti
Charcoal Ciub
Lehmann Hall
Wiener Winebrenner
Pittsburgh
berg
Carrel county
Firrmen's Hall
Westminster
Westminster High School
Montgomery Arrested In California On Stock Fraud Charges
Austin H. Montgomery a former New York stock broker was arrested in Los Angeles on New York charges of stock fraud exceeding 3 million dollars. He admitted his identity and said he would extradite to New York to face indictment. He had fled to Europe with about 650000 dollars and was later reported in Mexico City. Princess Yolanda to wed Count Calvi de Bergelo in Rome. The couple announced their engagement, Bergelo a cavalry captain wounded in World War I. Washington debates blocking the Lenwood Anderson farm credit program lacking shipping administration assurances. four weeks remain in the sixty seventh Congress and action may not occur before March 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Associated Press
MONTGOMERY
Los Angeles
Cal
Austin H. Montgomery
New York
Austin H. Montgomery, Jr
Community Finance Company
Federal Grand Jury
Europe
Mexico City
Rome
Yolanda
Victor Emanuel
Eleanor
Count Calvi de Bergelo
Count de Bergelo
Washington
Lenwood-Anderson
congress
Harding
Mendeil
Wyoming
House
Senate
Mullen Announces Candidacy for Governor
Former Maryland state comptroller Hugh A. McMullen declares his bid for the Democratic nomination for governor. In a letter to party chair Herman D. Billmeyer, he confirms entry for the September primaries, setting up a likely contest against Governor Ritchie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh A. McMullen
Maryland
MccMullen
Herman D. Billmeyer
McMullen
City Auditorium
McMuallen
Road Work Plans Tie Bids to West Virginia Roads
West Virginia State Road Commission opened bids for grading and draining 102.56 miles and paving 11.8 miles with four bridges. Twenty three projects across 21 counties were considered, with several low bids noted including Jefferson County Charles Town seven miles at 151,860 by Moore and Leslie of Staunton and Morgan County Berkeley Springs five miles at 110,667 by Monongahela Construction Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia State Road Commission
Charles Town
W. Va
Jefferson County
Kearneseville road
Moore and Leslie
Staunton
Morgan County
Berkely Springs
Great Cacapon road
Fire devastates Wichita Ghetto building. 30 injured
The Associated Press reports a deadly early morning fire in Wichita, Kansas, injuring at least 30 people with four believed dead. The blaze destroyed the Ghetto building, a noted local landmark, amid a city emergency response and ongoing investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WICHITA
Associated Preaw
Kan
New Berlin Orders Stiffen German Resistance in Near East
Berlin dispatch reports orders to railroads in the Rhineland and Ruhr harden the German stance against French demands. Government agents push resistance through interviews, money, promises, and warnings, with no fresh extension of the strike despite hopes for settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Near East
Associated Press
Duesseldorf
Rhineland
Ruhr
Germany
Train Derailment in Nebraska, No Injuries Reported
Associated Press reports from Omaha on February 5 say a Burlington train of Frain No. 42 traveling from Billings Montana to St Louis derailed at Mallen Nebraska due to a broken rail. Three rear cars left the track but none were hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Nebraska
Chicago
Burlington and Quincy
Toad office
Bilings
Montana
St. Louis
Mallen
Two fast trains collide injuring clerk near Johnstown
S W Brown a railway postal clerk from Lancaster Pa was hurt when the Manhattan Limited collided with the Buckeye Limited at South Fork near Johnstown Pa today. One train halted for engine trouble and the other crashed into the rear car. A Pullman car derailed but no passengers hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Johnstown
S. W. Brown
Lancaster
Manhattan Limited
Buckeye Limited
South Fork
Tires Recovered in Washington Linked to Local Tire Theft Case
Robbers took eight large tires and cash from Shipley Tire Works ten days ago. Two tires and two inner tubes were recovered in Washington by Emory B. Shipley and Deputy Sheriff Charles W. Smith. A Cadillac with Washington plates linked to the theft circulated, later found with two new tires removed and old ones fitted. Suspects include a son of a local business owner and another man with police records. case to be handed to the grand jury. The investigation involved Sheriff Jas A. Jonas and Washington police cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shipley Tire
Washington
Emory B. Shipley
Charles W. Smith
Sherif Jas. A. Jonas
Smith
Shipler place
West Patrick street
Court
Shipley
Baltimore
Sheriff Jones
Hagerstown
Mr. Shipley
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Butter and Eggs Prices Fall Amid Strong Sales
The past weeks show butter prices dropping by about seven cents per pound from 55 to 48 cents as demand for substitutes grows in Frederick. Egg prices also fall to around 37 cents per dozen with potential further declines while winter production supports volumes. Fresh vegetables remain in strong demand with leafy greens and tomatoes selling briskly at local grocers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
alsace
Ismet Pasha Denying Turkey Seeks War Says Army Stands
Ismet Pasha, head of the Turkish delegation at Lausanne, told reporters Turkey had no wish to resume hostilities with Greece or Britain after the Near East conference collapse. He said Turkish and English armies remained opposed in Asia Minor, and Turks would inform the powers if negotiations ended. London cabinet urgent meeting followed Lord Curzon’s return.
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Associated Press
Lausanne
Keb
Ismet _ Pasha
intervau
Turekey
Greece
Great Britain
Asia Minor
Tamet
Turkey
Lemon
Lord Curson
London
Committee would cut number immigrants to U S
The House immigration committee approved a new bill reducing annual admissions to under half the current limit. The act would cap admissions at 2 percent of foreign born residents in the United States per the 1890 census, down from 3 percent under the 1910 census.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ski USA
Washington
United States
House immigration committee
Stringent Day Law for Penna to Be Introduced
Harrisburg February 6. A stringent prohibition enforcement bill will be introduced in the legislature tonight at Governor Pinchot’s request. It would ban not only manufacture sale transport delivery or possession of intoxicating liquor but also the advertisement sale manufacture or possession of any still or contrivance tablet or formula used for unlawful liquor production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pinchot
Rail Shares Steady Market Amid Buying Surge
New York February 5 concerted buying of railroad stocks steadied the market list this morning and gradually pushed prices higher. Low priced lines such as Marquette and several others reached their high for the year while Baltimore and Ohio, Chicago and Alton, Missouri Pacific and Frisco preferred, Katy, and Wabash preferred showed gains. Industrials also improved with recovery in oil and campaign shares, with call money at 1 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Marquette
Texas
Pacific
Missouri
Frisco
Katy
Wabash
Bomb Thrown at Bulgarian Premier Misses Its Mark
A bomb was hurled at Premier Stamboulisky as he sat in a theater box with three ministers in Sofia. The explosion caused no injuries. Authorities know the bomber’s identity but the culprit evaded capture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated
Prean Sofia
Bulgaria
Premier Stamboulisky
National Theatre
Pinned Drivers Escape After Vehicle Overturn Near Gettvalmrz
Pinned Ugder Auto Meady Latterson of Emimssburg and William Shir of Hampstead were trapped when their car rolled off the road near Gettvalmrz on Asne fag,ger Waybricht and MoT Moritz. The overturn damaged the machine and forced a 10% Gettysburg barrage for repairs as both men crawled free. tires remained intact.
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Ugder Auto
Meady Latterson
Emimssburg
William Shir
Hampstead
Gettvalmrz
ger Waybricht
MoT Moritz
Gressoure
Gettysburg
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alge ae
U. B
LOCKHART
State Armory
MULLEN
Will
Ritchie
West Virginia Commission
Thithie
Griggs
Mon‘gomecy
getaty
Reckriliea
Sarre Valley
Paris
jthe
Sarre
fot
France
Shipley Place
alayety
Richmond Times Dispatch
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Ismet Pasha
England
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