Ganster Blamed by Defense for Whiskey Trouble
Baltimore February seven. Witnesses for the defense in the conspiracy to rob the Outerbadge Horsey Distillery case testified to shift blame onto H Walter Ganster. Senator Curran said he sought to recover money Grove paid for warehouse certificates and objected to a fifty dollar price for a case certificate, noting certificates sold for nineteen dollars. Also named were Wilbur Routzahn John Routzahn and Albert White defending. Nellie Yourtee, widow of Dr George W Yourtee, testified her husband died of natural causes.
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Ganster
Curran
Wilbur Routzahn
John Routzahn
Albert White
Grove
Nellie BE. Yourtee
George W. Yourtee
Burkittaville
County Farmers to Rally at Net Here on Saturday
County farmers from Frederick County gather Saturday at 1 p.m. in a large meeting led by County Farm Agent Peter W. Chichester. Representative Gray Silver of the American Farm Bureau Federation expected to speak. Dr. F B Bomberger also listed. Topics include sugar corn prices, cooperative plans, and improving farm conditions with new warehouse and spring trade.
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Farm Bureau
Peter W. Chichester
Frederick County
F. B. Bomberger
College Park
Bomberger
Gray Silver
American Farm Bureau Federation
Congress
Silver
Co-operative Association
DC Seek Month Extension on Auto Reciprocity
The District of Columbia Commissioners will request a one month extension of the auto reciprocity arrangement with Maryland if Congress does not pass the gasoline tax bill by month end. Commissioner Rudolph signaled the move while Governor Ritchie declined to say if he would renew the agreement. The reciprocity, which allows cross recognition of auto license tags, would expire March 1 unless the tax measures are enacted. officials see little chance the bill can be rushed through given current progress.
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District of Columbia
Maryland
Rudolph
Ritchie
Congress
City Bond Issue Before Lions Club
The Toons Club luncheon heard resolutions on a 3950, 000 city bond issue and proposed city limits extension. City Attorney Ted Ward outlined use of the funds and the new boundaries while visitors from Tragertown Cumberland attended.
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Toons Club
Freneis Scati
Ted
Ward 7
Smith Fulh
W Eo Baker
T. 4
MicCune
Tragerstown
S. Wuson
Cumberland
Exclusion of Japs Alarms Foreign Minister Matsui
Tokyo reports anxiety over growing restrictions on Japanese residents in the United States and new congressional proposals. Matsui defends Japan’s position as conciliatory and well meaning, appealing for equal footing with other independent nations.
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Matsui
Associated Press
Tokio
United States
Congress
Japan
Jail Population Surges With 85 Prisoners In January
Sheriff report shows 85 prisoners entered jail in January. 30 state prisoners and 52 city offenders. Vagrancy and disorderly conduct dominate, with 38 vagrancy and 114 disorderly cases totals. Daily counts listed, plus a civil suit verdict for $105.72 in damages against Christian Nichols. WCTU nationwide membership cited at 590,000.
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W. Albaugh
Culler and Wise
Jefferson
Christian Nichols
West Virginia
Potomac River
Fengaville
Holden S. Felton
Nichols
S. A., Lewis
Cold Weather Forecast and January Weather Summary
Falr and colder is the national forecast tonight. Locally ten to fifteen degrees above zero possible. Frederick saw a 15 degree drop Wednesday with 25 low and an inch of ice. Winds and snow flurries made it bitterly cold. 0.86 inch precipitation Tuesday. January recap shows very cold weather, 61 high, 6 low, 4.10 inches total precipitation, three inches snowfall. Grand Jury Clerk: Glenn O. Garber appointed clerk after court charge.
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Frederick
Mercury
Wales
Mornines
Merory
Titbes R
Woodrow Wilson Goes To His Last Sleep In Place Of Majestic Sunsets
A historical newspaper piece describes Woodrow Wilson to be buried beneath a grand cathedral in construction near Washington. It details the envisioned memorial with an arch, arches, and crypt below the main floor. The article notes the setting views of Washington, the Potomac, Arlington, and Mount Vernon, and recalls Wilson’s 1918 armistice victory service.
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Woodrow Wilson
Washington
Maryland
Potomac
Chesapeake Bay
Mount Vernon
Virginia
Arlington National Cemetery
Fort Meyer
Memorial
Lee Mansion
Ataryland Fold
Wisconsin Avenue
Braddock
Oho
Will Jie Amone
Woodrow Willson
United States
Honnred
Underworld friends save Mitchell pauper burial
Philadelphia voolee search for Julia Bowe, sweetheart of John W. Mitchell, life term er, stabbed to death in Maryland Penitentiary by Anthony Cuginea serving 15 years for Arminger jewelry robbery. Warden Sweesey asked for her burial wishes. no reply. Undertaker sent body to Philadelphia for burial. underworld friends seek to save from Potter's field. Names include John Seisen, Mike Duffy, and Buck. addresses given in Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Voolee
Julia Bowe
John W. Mitchell
Sandy Spring
Maryland
Anthony Cuginea
Arminger
Bowe
Mitchell
Imer
Claude B. Sweesey
Pententiary
Baltimore
BR. H. Cavanaugh
Patterson, Jr
Potter's Field
John Seisen
John Rone
Waitehell
Mike” Duffy
Bih Buck
Rawe
North Eleventh Street
South
Watts Street
Patterdon
Rebels move capital to Fuspan by de la Huerta forces
Brownsville Tex Feb 7 General Adolfo de la Huerta leads revolutionary government forces to move the capital to Fuspan Vert Craig joins at the port with staff aboard the Ranmiln Oil Company beat according to a Tradingrant to the Associated Press AID revolutionary forces Jeff Yorn Cong cites Monday.
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Associated Press
Brownsville
Tex
Adolfo de la Huertalas
Tn Fuspam
Craig
Ranmiln Oil Company
Revolutionary Forces
Jeff Yorn Cong
Runkles of Mt Airy Dies Sudden at 54
Robert L Runkles prominent Mt Airy citizen died suddenly at his home about 9 this morning. He was 54, born in Liberty County. A hardware dealer for 20 years, he served as postmaster under Wilson and was VP of Commercial State Bank. Survived by widow, one son Robert Lee Jr and two daughters in Baltimore and at home. Funeral 2 pm Saturday at Prospect, burial at Prospect Cemetery. Humphrey, Rockville, funeral director.
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Robert L. Runkies
Mt. Airy
Mr. Runkles
Liberty
Commercial State Bank of
Mt. Afry
Robert Lee Runkles, Jr
Jonie
Wiliam Jr. Besurivk
Baltimore
Frank MacDonald
Prospect Concrete
Airy. Humphrey
Rockville
Taft Recovering From Indigestion Attack
Washington bed. 7 Chief Justice Taft suffered an indigestion attack yesterday and is ordered to rest for a few days. He showed improvement this morning and will remain in bed for precaution, though passed a restful night.
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Associated Press
Washington
Justice Taft
Profit taking develops in oil group on market
New York Feb 7 considerable profit taking developed in oils and specialties making the stock market look irregular at noon. Gains continued in several list sections with American Ice Tidewater Ox and Otis Elevato pushed to fresh yearly highs. Call money opened at 1 1/2 per cent.
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New York
American Ice
Tidewater Ox
Otis
New Revenue Bill Set for House Report
The Associated Press reports a new revenue plan proposing a complete revision of federal taxes and a 25 percent reduction in 1923 income taxes. It was favorably voted by the Ways and Means committee to be reported to the House. City ministers met at Evangelical Reformed Church in Frederick for their regular monthly gathering.
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Associated Press
Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
City
Frederick City
Evangelical Reformed Church
T. J. Gaehr
Radio Installed At Frederick Fire House On Worth Market
A large radio outfit has been purchased and installed in the Junior Steam Fire Engine Company's house on Worth Market Street. All three of Frederick's fire companies now have radio sets and they are proving very popular with the members.
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Junior Steam Fire Engine Company
Worth Market Street
Frederick
Méambhers
Fall Oil Inquiry Abandoned Tests Waived Immunity
Senate oil committee dropped further attempts to question Albert B Fall after advice from government counsel. Doheny informs the panel that payments to McAdoo’s firm total $150000, not $260000, with no funds to McAdoo regarding leases under investigation. Walsh resolution orders Interior to recover Black Hills money held by Standard Oil California, confirming committee authority to pursue the inquiry.
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Associated Press
Washington
Albert B. Fall
Gute
Senate of Investigation
Oil Committee
Silas H. Strawn
Atley Pomerene
Mr. Fall
McAdoo
E. L. Doheny
California
Senate Oil Committee
Willam G. MccAdoo
Tenroot
Standard Oil
Senate
Walsh
Interior Department
Blk Hills Mney
Standard GH Co
Albert KL. Fall
Ilertor
Ml Rere
Philadelphia’s bootleg king nabbed in bold raid
Philadelphia police raided a downtown warehouse tied to Jacob Carton alias the bootleg king. Officers seized a running bottling plant, thousands of labels, 500 beer barrels, 80 cases of whiskey brandy 65 cases of gin 25 barrels of assorted liquor and a large wine stock worth over 30000 dollars, alleging the place served as a bootleg distributing center despite Carton’s claim of legality.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Butler
Jacob Carton
Atlantic City
Carton
Buller
Nollee
Duplicate Treasury bonds destroyed charge prompts inquiry
Washington February 7 a House resolution by Representative la Guardia seeks details on duplicate bonds in the Treasury Department including issued cancelled and defened numbers and calls for closer supervision of cancelled securities disposal The measure aims to identify who cancelled and who destroyed bonds and under whose order Breer’s claims prompted the push Ashley Myers arrested for suspected drunk driving after allegedly cutting a cover at the Square and facing a hearing before Justice Johnson scheduled for this afternoon
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Associated
Washington
Treasury Department
Representative la Guardia
New York
la Guardia
Secretary of the Treasury
House
Charles B. Breer
Brewer
Ashley Myers
Nagle
Myers
Grahame Johnson
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Margaret Wilson
Wm. G. McAdoo
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Wilmer Bolling
Grand Jury
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