Bruchey Sentenced to One Year in State Prison
David Bruchey of West South Street received a one year term for assault and battery upon his wife after a Christmas Eve struggle during which he shot himself. The incident culminated Christmas Day. Bruchey was treated at Montevue and later jailed for sentencing by Justice Sherman P. Bowers. He has prior domestic trouble charges brought to the magistrate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Let Bruchey
West South Street
Sherman P. Bowers
People's Court
Brichey
Werukea Cn
Britchey
Bruchey
Montevue
Brachey
Brockey
Annual play by De Molay to be staged in City Opera House
Frederick Chapter Order of De Molay rehearses for the fourth annual play at the City Opera House on Wednesday February 27. The production features local talent, with roles such as Dobbe played by James T. Moberly and Aunt Mary by Edith Wingigler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Order of de Molay
City Opera House
Patrowis
Mary
Johony Chalmers
Ralph Marsh
Grimes
Feneral
GC. Paul
Roderick
Raron Marsh
Monocacy Club Supper to Feature Edwata S Deterine Voice
The Monocacy Club of the Evangelical Reformed church hosts its regular monthly supper at 6 20 this evening in the church parlors. Edward S Deterine and Mrs Shelmen P Bowers will sing. Committee chair Charles W Lough and members R K Flautt Arthur H Doi and Franklin F Marsh oversee arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monocacy Club
The
Evangelica
Reformed Church
Fire damage and veterans aid noted in Brunswick area
A hotel fire caused smoke and damage in Brunswick with warnings of a strong local Legion post. Members named for posts include A W Barger Wm P Nixon Geo P Swank and J Rinker. In New York stock market activity showed loan calls and rate jumps as copper shares rose. A Myersville debate on love of woman versus wealth drew a large crowd. Bequests in Rockville favor Miss Daisy Blanche Hege and Edwin S Hege. Hood College output and a conference at Weston Maryland were reported. Fire damage near Potomac and a hand injury from a wind set were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brenseick
Legion Fost
Ameritas Legion
A. W. Barger
Wm. P. Nixon
Geo P. Swank
J. Rinker
Chas. A. Gross
O. P. Karn
C. Plord Feete
Brunswick
Daisy Biante Hege
Samuel B. Her
Baltimore
Washington
Orphans’ Court
Rockville
Muss
Daisy Blanche Hegt
Edwin
Hege
PTA Meeting Tonight at Wasi WOT Streets
A PTA gathering is scheduled for tonight at 7 30. Parents and teachers discuss school issues with an election to be held. Miss Earlet heads the event as a key organizer amid local concerns and plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent- Teachers’ Association of the
Wasi Wot
Tariff Booster Tete
In a brief item the article notes a tariff boost debate and political maneuvering during a session. It references a regional economy and government actors discussing protective measures and potential business impacts with limited details.
Court News Matrance Licenses and Deeds Briefed
Court notes list licenses and property deeds including transfers to John from various parties, a $10 ex. to Felly A. wife to James MM, and multiple name entries such as James Agnes Bo J Cony and William to John William, all in county records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matrance
Hefiner
W.de Bien Stud
Buh
Orengersta Iestro
James Agnes Bo J. Cony
John
Felly A
James MM
E. Dorcus
John Willam
Verdict for Claimant in Tire Company Case
The Century Tire Company of Chicago won a claim against Edward S. Delaplaine and creditors of Russell C. Tate owner of Ridgeville Garage. About 950 dollars in tires and tubes were involved. the contract was rescinded for fraud, denying creditors any better claim than Tate. Attorneys for claimant and defendants are named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John S. Newman
Century Tire Company
Chicago
Edward S. Dela Plaine
Commercial Service
Redit C
Russell C. Tate
Ridgewille
Y Tire Company
Tate
Austin James
A.M. Wood
Edward $S Delaplaine
Alpert S. Brown
Fragmentary note on mares and merit
A garbled private fragment mentions mares and merit in unclear terms with no coherent names or dates. The readable bits offer no verifiable entities or events to confirm.
Fairs in Hagerstown York to Be Held in Same Week
Local and state officials reported that the Hagerstown and York fairs will run in the same week in October. Frederick’s fair remains in the third week of October, with contracts already in place for attractions and preliminary work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
York
Frederick
Hastowa
Yorks
Trenton
N. C
Philadelphia
John T. Best
RK. V. Smith
Guy K. Motter
Local Fair Association
Bester
Vatican Italian Treaty Signed on Monday
Reported plan calls for a Vatican Italian treaty to be signed on Monday. Details remain sparse as officials from both sides prepare the formal signings and accompanying ceremonies.
TQ Again Take Up Bouth Vase Weuonesuat
The text is garbled and unreadable. No coherent people places or events can be identified for a factual summary in this record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weuonesuat
Fugitive Captured After Pursuit Ends in Bystander Shooting
In a police court hearing Frank Brown pursued Joseph Sadler 30 wanted for highway robbery and related charges. The bystander was killed by a shot fired during the chase and both men were held pending coroner action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Brown
Joseph Sadler
Sadler
Brown
Bishop Cannon Receives Religious Service Award
Bishop James Cannon Jr. of the ME Church South received the Christian Herald's distinguished religious service award at a luncheon in New York. The honor includes a scroll and an annual Mediterranean and Holy Land tour with further preaching duties to be announced for the coming weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
James Cannon Jr
ME. Church
South
Christian Herald
Hotel
St. Regis
America
Connor
Submarine S-4 Safety Tests Praised by Official
Lieutenant T H Dunbar in Key West reports underwater safety tests on the submarine S-4 were highly successful. He says the escape apparatus and other systems could be installed in all navy submarines, potentially preventing disasters like the 19衝내용 S-4 collision with the Paulding and the 40 lives lost years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Key West
Fla
T. H. Dunbar
Paulding
Negro confesses to series of robberies in West Virginia
James Johnson a 28 year old Brunswick negro confessed to a six month string of robberies across Berkeley and Jefferson counties West Virginia. He was arrested in Cumberland and taken to Jefferson County where officers reported the full confession. Johnson had escaped from a prison gang in 1922 after serving six months of a three year term. No charges listed here against him in Martinsburg.
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Negro
Martinsburg
Berkeley
Jeferson
West Virginia
James Johnson
Brunswick
Sineskisi
Woman Armed With Tear Gas Robs Detroit Bank
A young woman enters a Michigan State Bank branch in Detroit shortly before noon, fires two tear gas bombs, holds up a teller, and escapes with 2600 dollars as bystanders flee. The incident is reported by AP with details from witness Thomas Fearing.
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Detroit Bank
Troit
Michigan State Bank of Detroit
Theman
Thomas
De Valera Sentenced to One Month Prison
Eamon De Valera, noted Irish Republican leader, is sentenced to one month in prison for attempting to enter Northern Ireland in breach of a seven year old order. He was arrested Tuesday near Belfast during a raid connected to illegal entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DE Valera
Belfast
Northern Ireland
Eamon de Valera
Bellas
Fragmentary note reports outbreak and security forces
A partial report describes an outbreak and deployment of troops and armed police in an area, with efforts to contain the situation and restore order. Details are sparse, but police actions and troop presence are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sitae
Tefar
New courthouse hopes waning as bank site chosen
Farmers' Banking & Trust Co directors decide to keep the block west of Courthouse Square for their 110,000 building and permit Tightman Moyer Construction Co to proceed. Dr. Eugene Jones notes opposition to acquiring the larger parcel though may back a 40 000 to 50 000 bond for a narrow strip to secure a suitable site.
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Courthouse Square
Rockville
Farmers’ Banking & Trust Co
F& Courthouse
Tightman Moyer
Tightman Moyer Construction Co
Pennsylvania
Lberty
Loank
Uear
Montgomery Avenue
Moyer
Eugene Jones
Montgomery County
State Senate
Farmers Banking & Trust Co
Anniversary of Scouts Night Observance and Court of Honor
The Frencis Seol Key Council Boy Scouts of America marks the 19th Scouting birthday with a six o clock Maryland School for the Deaf event. Broadcasts feature Dr John H. Finley and James E. West. A Court of Honor in the chapel begins at 7 30 p m with L Th Wilson absent illness, Willie W F Childs acting, C W Tough assisting, and awards presented to Scouts from multiple troops across Carrell counties.
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Frencis Seol Key Council
Boy Scouts of Amirr
Six O'Clouk
Maryland School For the Deaf
United States
National Braading Company
Associated
Siereas
Bio Network
Broacgeas
John H. Finley
Edier
New York Times
Charman
Eagentot
National Council
James E. West
Maryland
Ope i Ihe
L. Th. Wilson
Willie W. F. Childs
C. W. Tough
Carrell Counties
Fred
Niles
Man Kills Woman Then Commits Suicide in West Street Home
A man killed a woman and took his own life at a residence on West Street. Police say the double tragedy occurred early evening and investigators are reviewing prior reports and neighbor statements. Local authorities have identified the deceased as the male and female residents, pending formal confirmation.
Hungarian School Faces Flu Outbreak
A large group of students at a Hungarian school are reported ill with influenza. Health officials note many children show flu symptoms and seek medical attention.
Edwin Denby Dies Widely Known Public Figure
Edwin Denby once secretary of the Navy dies at home after a heart attack. A prominent public figure, Denby served in the Navy and Marine Corps, led the Navy Department, and weathered the Teapot Dome scandal. His death shocks friends as tributes recall a career from Indiana to Washington DC and Detroit’s industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin
Ue Navy
Edyer Wiese
Dow
Morhias
Vesoree
Alles
Harding
Edwin Deby
Teapot Doc
Denby
Navy
Albert Bsalptosmer
Edward Do=heny
Harry F. Sinclair
Devil Dog
Marine Corps
Navy Department
Indiana
China
University of Michigan Law School
Jamees & Wolverine
Decka
U. S
Yosemite
Michigan
National
House of Representatives
Detroit
Der
Evansville
Ind
Charles
Martha
Pitch Denby
United States Minster
Denb
Congress
Henderson
Japan
Annapolis Naval Academy
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House of Correc
Bowers
DE Molay
Opera House
Anthony Wayne
Furthian Settlement
Stock Exchange
Myersville
U. B
Robert Stull
H. J. Ridgely
B. F. Buubaugh
Tobias Henry
George Castle
Hood Vonege
Tri-State
TUW. C
Caus
Akong
Pot Ileod
Brunstick Company
Winder
Sirs
J. Ha
Ty Dasep Pan
Court News
F. Barnard Welsh
Fire Department
Paris
France
Ferdinand Foch
Charies Ung
Jefferson
Aoe
General Oui Wick Railroad
Tostan
Cme
Frederice Fresence
Nas Maar
Sine
Interstate Racing
Farmer
Phila
Delphia
Sonia
Bishop Cannon
Obregon
Mexandria
Va Street
2. C
Edwin Denby
Rockville Bank
Jones
Srrance Conference
Permetersy
Oeanue
Theore
Tie County
Sanced
Francis Scott Key Council
Court OF Honor
Are
St Weser West Iff
Bita A
Chile
Dane Leasing
Once
Marine
Hb Fort
Edwinenby
National Capital
ASO
Severn School Park
Coolidge
Tod
Frederick Eit
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