DROP APPEALS 10 TAKES MONTHS IN HOUSE CORRECTION
Husband and wife prosecute each other in court as appeals are dropped after ten months in house correction.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1929
Page
1
Arrests Follow City Raid and Court Actions
A raid on a home by city police led to multiple arrests and sentences. The Hahn siblings face eight months each, with additional jail time and fines for liquor sales and running a disorderly house. Elmer Dixon also began serving his three month term after dropping an appeal. The Ritenour family case involved non support and assault charges with court actions ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Shane
Guy Stultz
Hahn
House of Correction
Stultz
Hahns
Gisorde House
Halons
Dixon
Elmer Dixon
Justice Motter
Jessups
Charles W. Smith
Domintic
Rusnour
Eihel Breenour
T Pearames
People’s Court
Rusenour
Justice Bowers
Rodetitk
Redmind
Rivenour
Ritenour
Peared
Foch Condition Stationary After Calm Night
Paris February 6 The condition of Marshal Foch was stationary this morning after a calm night with some improvement in the pulmonary lungs. Doctors said the physicians were more optimistic than yesterday though a definite prognosis would require several days. The marshal continued to take nourishment and there were signs the kidneys were resuming normal function.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Marshal Foch
Death Overshadows Political Revolt in Spain
Madrid reports the death of Queen Mother Aaina Christina overshadowing political tensions. Police measures aimed to prevent arms in public during a period of unrest. The Queen Mother attended a film at the royal palace hours before her illness worsened. Her death occurred after 3.30 a m. today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Aaina Christina
Ted
Spain
Roral
LeJeune to Retire as Marine Commandant
An article notes that General John A. LeJeune will retire as Marine Commandant in February after serving in the Pacific theater. The piece recalls his career and includes brief tributes to his leadership and the Marine Corps.
County Education Board Hears Transportation and Finances
The Board of Education met at the courthouse with Superintendent G. Lford Palmer to discuss finances and transportation. Patrons from Appolds urged bus service to Emmitsburg, but the board kept the current train-based system. An inspection of the Thurmont addition by York architect John B. Hamme found contractor I. 5 Schaefer of Middletown fulfilled specifications. A monthly financial statement was added to bills. The county set dates for annual field days for white and colored schools and noted real estate deals around High Knob.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
G. Lford Palmer
Appolds
Emmitsburg
Thurtmont
John B. Hamme
York
Schaefer
Middletown
Hay
State Athletic League
Colliers Destroyed in Jessup Coal Yard Fire
Fire destroyed the Suray colliery and offices of the Coal Company at Jessup. The loss was estimated at 250000 dollars. Minnie Hawk dies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Feo
Suray
Coal Company
Jessup
Children’s Aid Society Holds Monthly Meeting
The meeting at the Children’s Aid offices on Court street covered a busy month. Mrs. M E. Puc reported twelve new cases, thirteen reopened, and two inquiries. 138 house visits and 174 office interviews. Five marriages were treated medically and one ward noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children's Aid $Ociety
Children’s Aid
Court Street
M E. Puc
John Hasgers
Preemonia
Elks Club
Juvendle Court
Pue
People’s Court
Frederick County
State Children’s Aid Society
Baltimore
Lipps Club
Frederick
Mt. Plasant Women’s Club
Charles McC. Biathias
R.S. J. Dutrow
Virgil W. Deub
J. W. L. Carty
ML OR. Etchison
J. PB
W. Herry Hailet
Abram Hemp
Hubert Kemp
Clintton McSherry
Jim. Renn
Wiliam Wachiel
Myersville
Dirs. Pue
Senate feud over religion and prohibition fuels debate
A Maryland senator and an Alabama colleague clash over church flags on warships and an article from Baltimore in the Congressional Record. The dispute interrupts the chamber as Bruce blocks extraneous matter and Heflin invokes a senator’s privilege amid tensions and leadership changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce
Maryland
Heflin
Alabama
Senate
Inerica
Baltimareting
Marsiend Legisla
Frederick County Officials Targeted By Bills In Annapolis
A Maryland House committee heard four child labor bills from Allegany delegate Irvin C. Hamilton seeking to curb underage labor and regulate farm work. Separate measures propose electing Frederick county treasurer with gubernatorial races and penalizing under 16s operating certain machines. No immediate action was taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Iain C. Mameace
Raugi Wwe Paculexe Ui
National
Jand State Labor Federations
Allegany ‘County
Frederick County
Palmer
Annapolis
House of Delegates Committee On Labor
Irvin C. Hamilton
Allegany County
Maryland
District of Columbia Federation of Labor
Browning
Baltimore Federation of Labor
Minority stockholders plan to fight Stewart
A group calling itself the Justice Society Inc plans to oppose the re election of Stewart as chairman of the Standard Oil of Indiana. Led by R G Wale and Dieter Cai the minority stockholders aim to remove the current board by court action. They say they will not align with John D Rockefeller Jr in the March 7 directors meeting and fear other Standard groups may use the fight to gain control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Standard of
Company of Indiana
Ie Justice Society, Inc
Dieter Cai
Robert Wo Bsiewert
Standard O
Indiana
R. G. Wale
Telifed
Society
John TD. Rockefeller, Jr
Cal. Stewart
Williams
Standard
Standard of New Jersey
Lunacy Proceedings In City Court
Sheriff Roderick presided today in lunacy proceedings for the listed individuals. The hearing was held in the court Toaom with several names including Hildebrand Zimmerman Troxel Cramer Beal and Ebert present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roderick
Charles L. W. Hildebrand
Ron the
Ritchie D. Zimmerman
Charles P. Troxel
D. F. Cramer
John Bealter
HL. Ebert
Barigls Storm
Geertse W. Shoemaker
Clarezice C. Holtz
Toaom
Lafollette Campaign Bid Filed For Lieutenant Governor
A campaign filing has been submitted aiming Lafollette for lieutenant governor with former political ally Robert M. Lakotlette noted. The Progressive candidate from Wisconsin seeks to move into state office amid party support and local campaign activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Tabave
Phariseal
Robert M. Lakotlette
Tome Cay
Ard Tery
Geuw
Senator Tarazzolo aims for a single speech in Senate term
Washington report notes Antonio Tarazzolo, NM governor and long-shot Senate candidate, won a seat to fill Jones's vacancy and then Cutting's, but his brief term may end after March 4. The piece highlights his bronchial asthma, a planned industrial school bill, and a controversial cigarette cue in his Capitol days. It also mentions comic illustrations in the Congressional Record and looming inauguration chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney Dutcher
Jones
Cutting
Chihuahua
New Mexico
Senate
Ram
Tarrazolo
Washington
Larrazolo
Mexico
France Calls Nurses From England For Flu Epidemic
Paris reports a severe influenza outbreak prompting French authorities to request nurses from England. The epidemic has affected about one fifth of the Parisian population, with rising hospital strain and urgency in medical staffing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
England
Paris
Eveland
Toder
Snowy forecast and brief road report in early February
Snowfall measured from one to three inches slowed travel with chains in use. Temperatures rise toward rain tonight with cloudy conditions, possible precipitation lasting into Thursday morning. Farmers see light snow as beneficial for wheat, with potential heavy snow later in winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nxt
Lindbergh Starts Final Lap of Inaugural Airmail Flight
Col. Charles A. Lindbergh begins the last leg of his inaugural airmail flight from Miami to Panama, taking off from the Managua airfield at 6:40 am local time amid reports of a finding route over varied terrain. He aims to reach Cristobal and complete the United States airmail route and Canal Zone segment. He landed at Punta Arenas earlier and resumed toward Panama as officials consider possible route changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Managua
Nicaragua
Charles A. Lindbergh
Minami
Panama
Stariing
Cristobal
Punta Arenas
San Jose
Costa Rica
Miami
Fla
American Airways, Inc
Col. Lindbergh Maz
Wal 5
Property Sale Reported for Patrick Street Trusts
Trustees E Austin James and Helgen 8 ton sell Nos 132 254 and 255 Patrick Street to Em Epper as executors. Sale price 4 299 with total sales 31 200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Austin James
Helgen
Thore
Patrick St
Em Epper
King George condition update unclear and unconfirmed
Reports from London indicate no change in the king's condition as of morning notes. Officials have not fixed a definite date for the king's return to Balmoral Palace, with details remaining unsettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
London
Feo, & Oly
Bui
Toniovati
Divorce Sought in Local Court Case
A divorce petition has been filed in a local court as the plaintiff seeks a legal separation from the spouse. Documentation requests may outline property and support considerations pending judgment.
Extradition Case Involves Ohio Forgery Charge
Hewy Fry, a visiting resident of Tour of Rocks, was arrested Sunday by local deputies at the Cadiz sheriff's request on forgery charges. An extradition pursuit unfolded to return Fry to Ohio, with Cadiz officials traveling to Frederick to complete the process. Fry is held on forgery allegations. no local charges are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hewy Fry
Abe Wa
Tour of Rocks
Cadiz
O. Sherift
Jesus
Ohio
Frederick
Fry
Roderick
Redmondad Steiner
Redmord
Shear
Dep Redmond
Jv Steiner
Fre
Ohio Sherhy
Depty Shell Sievits
Cas
Ham
Freme
Stimson resigns as Philippines governor general at Hoover's request
Governor General Henry L. Stimson said he will leave the Philippines to take up a new duty at the request of the President-elect. He did not specify the job, leaving announcements to Mr. Hoover, with a plan to sail in about two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witon
Congress
White House
al Smith
Hoover
Stimson
Philippines
Call OF Hoover
United States
Mr. Hoover
The
Wood
Lone robber holds up New York Central coach
A lone robber boarded a day coach of a New York Central train near Herkimer New York, fired shots at fleeing passengers, and escaped when the train slowed. He reportedly took at least $40 in cash and two Ford watches, later found on Thomas Fialowski of Buffalo, who admitted involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lone Robber
NEW York Central
Herkimer, N
Dominik Dee
Teliel
Thomas Fialowski
Buffalo
Cass
Treopers
Three Men Die As Boulder Crashes At Tunnel Roof Collapse
A boulder fell near a railroad tunnel causing the roof to collapse, killing three men and injuring others during a construction project. The incident occurred last night near a rail line with crews trying to recover two bodies. authorities and a civil engineer from West Virginia were on the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Par Corbasy
Efager
Wester Ealway
WG. Meas . Va
Civ
Vatican confirms settlement amid Rome talks
Vatican officials confirm a settlement in a long running Roman dispute as diplomats from E. Aker and other figures report progress. The briefing highlights a smooth path toward closure with local authorities, though specifics remain confidential.
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William
Hannah Hahn
Russell Ritenour
Foch
John A. LeJeune
Pacifc
Pest
Cerbretes
Meberce G. Frath Bitheas
Fislés
Matthew Fields
Hier
County Education Board
Gay High Knob
Egar Stevens
Geaier
High Knob
George Wr
Masser
Larsés
Conrad Shr i Macce Breteeniez
Stevens
Minnie Hawk
Givyres
Haule
Saad
Children's Aid Society
Neeley
G. Schroeder
Amber Company
Ewes Rincow
Mondan
St. Mary's
Treas
Stewart
Congressman Boylan
Harold M. Tatburt
Scripps-Howard
Hfe
Tilson
Connecticut
J Jan
Senator Norris
Nebraska
National Popular Government League
Tke
Los Angeles
Royal Thomas
Singhes
Suy
Lindbergh
Sell House Property
West Patrick Street Realis
Virginia Station
Aunuit
Buckerst Shédletown
Moden
Weddins
Henry L. Stimson
Vatican
Aia
Rcal Circles
Mare
Drarn
E. Aker
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