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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 09, 1927

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Milk Truck Owners Freed in Maryland Case

Magistrate rules in favor of Andrew Roderick of this city and Ralph Thomas of Adamstown in a dispute over milk hauling. The men argued they transport only their own farmers’ milk, not a public freight service, challenging whether they are common carriers under Maryland law. The ruling hinges on whether their private contract for milk delivery makes them public carriers or private shippers.

Guy K. Motter Andrew M. Roderick Ralph G. Thomas Adamstown Maryland Accew M. Roderick Bagles Public Service Commission of Maryland Roderick Thomas Union United States Supreme Court Leart Ating Weston Marshant Maryland State ‘Dairyman’s Association Baltimore City Western Maryland Dairy Company Weeterr. Maryland Dairy Baltimore Mary-land Washington William Mr. Sterm

They Wanted to See the World Too But Not Long

Two young New York runaways, identified as Butler and Cison, were stopped by officers after being spotted at a station. They were escorted to Police Headquarters as telegrams were sent to their homes. Alanth, the 6.1 foot elder, was expected to be met by his parents in Frederick to take charge.

Bartgis Buuneverdy New York Frederick Butler Cison

Property swap moves garage site on West Patrick Street

David Shirey sells the Blue Ridge Motor Company property on West Patrick Street to the city for parking ground. Hiteshew and Staley of Central Garage will relocate Hapmobile and Cadillac operations to the acquired site. Possession granted April 1. The three story building includes modern apartments. attorney W Clinton McSherry handled the proceedings.

Ie Pudinesc Coaclés David Shirey West Patrick Street Hiue Ridge Motor Company Chrysler Blue Ridge Motor Company Bir Shirey Hiteshew Charles N. Staley Central Garage Company Hapmobile Cadillac Automobiles Patrick and Court Streets Hileshew Mr. Staley Hargett

Verdict Finds Grove Not Provoked in Charles Town Shooting

A coroner's jury in Charles Town West Virginia returned a verdict that James Grove shot John Spinks without provocation. Spinks died in hospital about twenty hours later. Spinks's son testified Spinks had no knife and that Grove claimed self defense after Spinks approached with a knife.

James Grove Charles Town W. Va John Spinks Grove Ife Spinks Spink Spinka Johu T. Porterfield Young Spinks

Plans for 19 bills passed inspect aerial in Senate

A Maryland Senate session reports 19 measures passed with several local interest bills. The article notes a planned state advertising commission and a bill to create a commission to promote uniformity of legislation, with other local items and a focus on wage adjustments for assessors.

Senate City Assembly Armapolis Natty Q. Levin Baltimore City Cecil C. Squier Cecil County United States Wi Earle Withgott Talbott County Maryland Advertising Commission Mitchell Odd Highney Daniel Joseph House Senate Finance Committee Yay

Byrd Plans Trans Atlantic Flight to Paris for Orteig Prize

Commander Richard Byrd aims to win the 25090 prize for the first nonstop New York to Paris flight, with Floyd Bennett as pilot and Bernt Balchen likely aboard. A Josephine Ford type monoplane, larger than the Josephine Ford, with three Wright engines is being built for the attempt. Bennett has a six month naval leave. start date expected late March or early June.

New York Richard Evelyn Byrd North Pole Raymond Orteig Paris New York Times Floyd Bennett Bird Spitzberzin Spring Pole the Times Bernt Raleben Josephine Ford Brrd Byrd Marx Jane Mit

Crop Conditions Report Highlights Wheat and Grain Prospects

Washington Feb 9 AP reports crop and weather conditions through yesterday. Marsland and Favoble areas show favorable wheat and other grain prospects with steady progress in farm work across Virginia and the southeastern region.

Washington Marsland Virginia Trark Southea Progress

Cobb Signs Athletics Contract for One Year

The report states Cobb agreed to a one year contract with Athletics. Details are unclear due to damaged text but the agreement outlines a single season with conditional options. Cobb will join the team for the upcoming season under specified terms.

Cobb Athletics

Body of Mrs. Gross Drowns in Potomac River Rescue Diem

A woman identified as Mrs. Edgar Gross drowned in the Potomac near Mountain Lock seven miles south of Shepherdstown on December 3. Her body was found Tuesday morning a mile below the dam by two men, Lucker Dunigan and Forest Smallwood, while they watched traps. The boat carrying Raymond Hoffman, Mrs. Gross, and John Lowden capsized during a river crossing. Hoffman and Mrs. Gross died while Lowden swam to safety. Mrs. Gross lived at Ingalla Switch, West Virginia. an investigation is expected.

Edgar Gross Potomac River Mountain Lock Shepnerdstown Wag Harperat Ferry Due Youy Lucker Dunigan Forest Smallwood West Wrights Ratthing Springs Foy Aun Harpers Ferry Justice of the Peace J. R. Keller Ballentine Raymond Hoffman Gross John Lowden Lowden Hofman Grover Harden Stross Hoffman

Frederick County Forest Program Announces Series of Demonstrations

Letters mailed to 400 timberland owners by County Agent Henry R Shoemaker outline a week long program in Frederick county February 25 to March 4 led by Extension Forester F B Trenk and District Forest Warden C Cret Klein. Demonstrations cover management and estimating timberland with lectures at multiple high schools and churches. An annual Maryland Forestry Association meeting is planned in Baltimore. Also noted are a local family update and a fatal fall at a Miami apartment hotel on February 9.

Winslow C. I Winslow Goucher College Winchester Hall Frederick Goucker Elizabeth Baldwin Hood College Arthur D. Willard Frederick County Henry R. Shoemaker FB. Trenk University of Maryland C. Cret Klein Middletown High School Sigler's Church Burkittsvile Frederick High School Brook Hi School Thurmont Hirsh School Catoctin Furnace Smithsbersh High School Sensenbaugh School Emmitsdorf Mish School Philip's Delight Maryland Forestry Association Iil Arundel Club Builetins West Encer Street Baltimore Gifford Penn Department of Forests

Evolution Of Social Consciousness Address By Mr Baker

Mr Baker spoke on Rotary's purpose aligning with historic social progress. He urged focus on applying proven ideas to humanity, noted science advances lengthening life, and referenced past epidemics and the fight against disease as Rotary’s moral base.

Mr. Baker

Group Meeting By Teachers Of One And Two Room Schools

Frederick county teachers from western areas plan a February 13 session in the Academy building from 9 30 am to 4 pm under Miss Besale Brown. Klingaman and Falmer visited schools. a 250 000 school pond tax is under discussion for state legislature action.

Frederick County Besale Brown Academy William K. Klingama Klingaman Boonsboro Frederick High School G. Lloyd Falmer Frederick

Hymeneal Notes from Mt Ary and Surrounding Areas

Marriages and marriage licenses listed from Mt Ary region. The Magsha Wilson and Pai Mazasa wedding occurred at the Erne Church with Reverend U G Rupp officiating and a brief reception. Licenses granted include Woodrard and Yeatmar both 25, Snyder and Olive B both 22, Airyard 18, Belonick XII and Cascaizo 28 with Angelia Einatio 24, Grayson L Blank 24 and Marguerite Hildshrand 18, and others in Harrisburg and Greencastle areas.

Magsha—Wilson Pai Mazasa Witson Mt. Ary Marrea Erne Ical Lutheran Paraenage SF U. &. G Rupp Sheffield W. Stackhouse Misera Mt Airy Charles E Gladfelter York Albert C. Meckiery Wilower Katevin M. Taylor Harrisburc Elmer KR .O'Neal Middletown Francis M. Routzaho Myleraville

New Railroad Empire Said Possible Through Alliance

A vast alliance linking the New York Central and rivals would place Wheeling and Lake Erie under joint control, projecting a 35,009 mile system with capitalization around 3.65 billion dollars. The plan, touted by Herald Tribune sources, merges Morgan Baker and others against Loebs and the Pennsylvania interests to dominate eastern gateways.

New York Uweralt-Trisage Tew Herald-Tretune E. B. Harriman James J. Hit Herald-Tribune B. O van Sweringen New York Central Pennsylvania Lotee Delaware and Hudson C. Apd Richmond John Stewart Bye Chesa Boake and Ohio Railway Waa Breanway Interstate Commerce Commission Conmaiestan Cleveland Tto Erie Ohio Bryan Georges. Kemp Pere Marquette L. E Seua Washington Wheeling and Lake Erie New York Exchange Dear Trad Vers Whd Atcaison Topeka Sud Chicago Great Western L. & Loree

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