Court appoints Russell E. Lighter as grand jury foreman
The February term opened at 10 o clock with Judge John S B Newman presiding. Russell E Lighter of Middletown named foreman of the Frederick County grand jury, which includes Clarence C Holtz Benjamin F Ricketts Howard L Metzger and others. The grand jury was charged to examine the jail and enforce liquor laws while the petit jurors were listed and sworn for trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John‘ SB. Newman
Newman
Ruswll E. Lighter
Middletown
Register of Wills
Mr. Lighter
Clarence C. Holtz
Benjamin F. Ricketts
Howard L. Metzger
Barry A Doneburg
Jerome E. Gaver
Wiliam
Dorcus
John W. Ball
Clarence M. Phreeger
Murray D. Nicodemus
Roy W. Zimmerman
Charles F. Crawford
Markell H Nelson
David A Levis
Joseph E. Brown
Silas D. Bittle
Robert L. Callmer
Willa H Hogarth
Samuel Stambaugh
Keefer L. Grossniskle
Thaddeus If, Felton
Cecil E
Ward Kerrigan
Samuel W Hoffman
Clayton D. Houck
Jesse Cla. W. Ernest Boyer
Frank Horndorff
Clarence W. Stodllemyer
Harp
Maryland
Frederick County
Circuit Court
Favorable Senate Report on Monocacy Battlefield Bill
The Monocacy Battlefield project seeking federal aid was reported favorably by the Senate Military Affairs Committee and forwarded toward consideration. A telegram to Secretary of State David A. Winebreaser notes progress and hopes to bring the measure up soon. the House had already passed the bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alte
Senate
Senate MiMory Amairy
Senatee
David A. Winedreaser
David A. Winedreaser, Jed. the Telegram Renews: “Mamecacy Batnefeld FN
House
Investigation Into Mine Accident At Detwold Mine
Loraconing Maryland February 1 AP An investigation began into the death of Julius Crichton trapped by a coal fall at Detwold mine owned by Marynard Coal Company. Frank Powers led the inquiry Dr E Don Taylor health officer said death due to suffocation with evidence of broken back injuries. Timberman David McFarlane and three coworkers tried to free Crichton as a second fall trapped them.
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Loraconing
APJ
Juius Crichton
Detwold
Marynard Coal Company
Frank Powers
Crichton
E. Don Taylor
David McFarlane
Benjamin Byde
Aston Lock
Henry Robertson
New York Police Arrest 250 Garment Workers
Police arrested 250 striking garment workers in the district as mass picketing occurred. Charles S. Zimmerman, vice-chairman of the strike committee, led expectations of 2,000 more arrests and a large number of pickets. The effort aims for a 44 hour week and higher wages, supported by a new union opposed to the AFL. The workers claim 123,000 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles S. Zimmerman
General Strike
Beedle Trade Workers Unicn
Te American Federation of Labor
Court Charges Jurors on Enforcement of Law
The judge directs jurors to uphold law and duty with impartial justice. He highlights key statutes about abortion advertising, drug possession, and public safety, calling witnesses to appear before the grand jury and stressing prompt, fair application of statutes in Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Mary
Dee
Sapiaten
Two Delegations Seek Road Construction in County
Two delegations urged the county to build four miles and one mile of new roads, including a four mile Urbana district route and a one mile end-route from Liberty. Speakers included C. Winebrenner and Edward J. Smith. Urbana petitioners listed A. I Brown and John M. Thomas among many signers. The WoodSboro Woman's Club met with reports on interior decor and an upcoming anniversary event.
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London
C. Winebrenner
Brak Wieengation
Liberty End
Mr. Winebrenner
Edward J. Smith
Ely
Eugene Hammond
J. D. Norris
Maurice F. Starr
Irving S. Albaugh
H. M. Lease
John W. Jamison
J. &. James
John H. An
Pierre R. Frank Sappington
Harold D. Hammond
HS. Thomas
R. W Wright
Holezople
T. A Simpeon
A. W. Eizler
James J. Sappington
F. Lorraine Sappington
OW. Sneadener
W. Eizler
F. S. Hammond
Emory L. Staith
Sidney A. Sappington
W. F. Hamamaker
J. ¥. Aldaugh
H. Af.Sparrow
T. B Smith
Harry Bittle
Roy Gardugr
J. Gould Miers
George W. Droneturg
John %. Smith
George W. Morgan
Walter Rupp
Charles P. Riordan
Grover Hamilton
Milton Nash
Eugene Hammond,Jr
W. Glimore Sappington
Urbana
Arosna Group
A. I Brown
John M. Thomas
Fron Bridge
Bennett's Creek
Louise Brosus
Matt Davis
Frank A. Pearre
Samuel G. Brandenburg
Lola Brantz
J. W. Geisler
Mes Wm. Spincer
Ketle E. W. Spencer
Charles G. Thomas
Charles P. McElfresh
H. Frank Main
Annie V. Main
Walter L. Hipsins
Mary C. Hipkins
Atlee F. Brandenburg
Emma D. Brandenburg
Martha E. Dixon
J. E
William A. Dixon
Woodsboro
Cramer Powell
G. VF. Dorcus
Jenmemson
Witc
J. .P. Feiser
King and Queen of Hearts Entertained in City on Thursday
Local event highlights a royal duo visiting the city for a Thursday entertainment. The page notes playful phrases and a staged picture show featuring the Queen. Readers are invited to attend and see the couple’s performances at concert or community venue.
Consideration of Building Plans for New Schools
Conference at Frederick County Board of Education discussed building plans for a western city elementary school and additions to New Midway and Wolfsville schools. John B. Hamme outlined proposals. plans for interiors unchanged though some changes considered. Fall erection expected. New Andwar four room building may need revision. Wolfsville additon includes four rooms and heating plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
Frederick County
Wolfsville
Rome
Tite
Girl flyer sets three world aviation records in LA
Miss Bob Trout of Los Angeles, 22, captured three aviation records including endurance, night flying, and distance in a solo flight. She took off yesterday to fly 20 hours and extended the endurance mark well past the prior women's record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Bobby Trout
Trout
Slayings and Suspected Suicide in Whitestone Home
Mrs. Evan Bishop aged 68 was found slain in her Whitestone Queens home. Her 42 year old daughter Sadie was found dead in another room, apparently by gas. Police say a nearby letter indicates the daughter kissed her mother before ending her own life with a rope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newt York Tapy
Evan Bishop
Whitestone
Queens
Sadie
Notables Greet Edison on His 82nd Birthday
Thomas A. Edison received greetings on his 82nd birthday as President-elect Hoover and Mrs. Hoover sent best wishes. Ford and Harvey S. Firestone, longtime visitors, joined others in sending congratulations at Fort Myer. A significant turnout of well-wishers marked the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edison
Trial Fovtponed more Feb 1
Trial postponed with a note that proceedings resume next week in Gal similar to AP dispatches.
Orchid stories draw notices to Moss Barrick’s poses
Readers of the NEA serial Orchid note filmstyle pictures featuring Moss Kathe Barrick of Woodsboro in the role of Sadie. Barrick, a Frederick High School graduate, studied at Alvine University in New York, posed for magazine illustrators and for Pictorial Review covers. She appeared in a January 13 Saturday Evening Post illustration for a major film ad after acting in amateur theater and holding a role in American Legion spring productions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ness
the Pest
Filus
NEA
Hone
Moss Kathe Leon
Rée C. Barick
Woodsboro
Miss Barrick
Shumaker to Begin 60 Day Term Tomorrow
Dr. Edward S. Shumaker, Indiana Anti Saloon League head, will report to state penal tomorrow to begin a 60 day sentence for indirect contempt of the Indiana Supreme Court. The sentence follows a 2 year old conviction tied to statements in an annual league report and a prior pardon upended by a recommittal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revere
Batzell
Shumaker
Indiana Supreme Court
Anti- Saioan League Asiui
Consolidated Would Enter Carroll County
The Consolidated Public Utilities Company of Westminster asks the court to restrain Consolidated Gas Electric Light and Power from extending its line into Carroll County Maryland. Baltimore report says Baltimore company surveyed Hampstead to Isuine and pressed its claim to the territory while awaiting justification of the extension. Carroll county officials state no action yet to serve the Baltimore company pending court response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Fubric Commission
Consolidated Gas Electric Light and Power Company
Carroll County
Consolidated Public Utilities Company of Westminster
Baltimera
Hampstead
Isuine
Aber
Shea Hac Sot
Young Named Chairman of Reparations Board
A report notes Young named chairman of the reparations board with details unclear. reference to board members and potential ministerial roles appears in the fragmentary text collected from the island paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young
Lent Observances Planned by Local Churches
Local churches schedule Ash Wednesday services and Lenten programs starting February 13 with varied services at AH Saints Evangelical Lutheran Grace Reformed and St. Justin's Catholic Church. Easter falls on March 31 with different congregations marking Holy Week through Good Friday and Way of the Cross services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speck
Lens Wottey Welles
Lee Wari
Dale Lad
Dir Mumber
Drose
AH Saints
Grace Reformed
Evangelial Reformed Church
St. Justin’s Catholic Church
United Brethren Church
Fletcher Dues for Prominent Place in History
A profile outlines Fletcher’s long service from Rough Riders through diplomatic posts in Peking Lisbon and Bel gium. It notes his ties to Roosevelt and Quay, his steady diplomacy, and later ambassadorships under Harding Coolidge and Hoover, ending with remarks on his robust health and affluent lifestyle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WitBouk
Republic
Pennsylvania
Roosevelt
Washington
Fletcher
Afatt Quay
Quay
Rough Riders
Cuba
Philippines
Regation
Peking
Iegation
Lisbon
Wilson
Chie
Taft
Boles Penrose
Wison
Litta
Santiago
Promotion for Roland E Long named traffic manager
Residents of Hagerstown and Frederick seek promotion of Roland E Long from superintendency of the Hagerstown and Frederick Railway Company to traffic manager of both the Hagerstown and Frederick Railway Company and the Blue Ridge Transportation Company. Long, born September 11, 1897 in New 33, has risen from clerk to division superintendent since joining in 1918, with schooling at Walkersville High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland E. Long
Frederick
Hagerstown
Walkersville High School
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
Hagerstown and Freerick Railway Company
Pau Smith
Unclear text about airmail routes and officials
Fragmentary OCR mentions Uinbinderh returning over a new mail route with names and places such as Barna Belin Brne and Tela. Details are garbled and cannot establish a coherent event or outcome from the readable passages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uindbergh
Local Town Meeting on Wednesday Evening Schedule
A town meeting is planned for Wednesday at 7:30 PM in the Opera House to discuss planning matters. Officials will present a report and seek approval on proposed budgeting and future adjustments for the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eltiens
Eeshoro
Arson trial in Gettysburg ends with acquittal
A 1926 Gettysburg trial in Pennsylvania acquitted Howe Aas Mages after the same blaze destroyed a barn in Co Pa. Brent Ts was also involved and faced charges in the same fire, with the court ruling not guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steresifer
Brent Tsbarn
Co, Pa
Ahose
Howe
Samel
Witn Court
Gettysburg
Vatican Mussolini Gasparri Sign Historic Concordat In Rome
A 4600 crowd watched as Cardinal Gasparri and Premier Mussolini signed the concordat at St. John Lateran amid rain. The ceremony in the papal palace marked church state reconciliation with a reduced indemnity of 1.73 billion lira overall, 75 million paid in cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cissparrt
Mussolini
St. John's Lateran
College of Propaganda
Theo
Cardinal Gasparr
Brussolini
Cardinal Gasparri
Gasparri
Itat Sas
Legislative Assembly
Vatican
Former Sheriff Albaugh In Auto Crash On Jug Bridge Hill
Former Sheriff Ingomar W. Albaugh narrowly escaped serious injuries when his Oldsmobile swung off a curve on Jug Bridge Hill and overturned. The car was brought to Kaufman Garage. The accident occurred about 9 20 p m as Albaugh drove toward Baltimore, reportedly after a flat tire caused loss of control while oncoming traffic forced the vehicle off the road. Albaugh was injured lightly. his dog accompanying him was not harmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherif Ingomar W. Albaugh
Sonight
Kaufman
Mr. Ale
Baltimore
Fiass
Albsush
Van Lear Black Off on Flight to Capetown
Fragmentary report states Van Lear Black departed on a flight to Capetown after acquittal in a cruelty charge. The record mentions Lawson Summers and a local city setting with references to a jury or court actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Lear
Capetown
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Russell E. Lighter
New York Federal Reserve Bank
Shepherd
West Third Street
Frederick City Hospital
Liberty and
Southern County
R. J
Aia Sotto
Mazin J. Stern
Batu
Thei. Walsh
Onted
Cains
Witte
Girl Flyer
Motier
i _ Prat
Katherine Barrick
Indiana Dry League
Consolidated
Aris. Fit
Mary—Oxon D. Youne
Aithouch Arefereven
PS Sait
Ces
Warren Harding
Harding
Florida
Hughes
Sentiago
Coolidge
Havana
Thore
Hoover
Kellogg
Fietcher
Fletchers
R. E. Long H. and
Blue Ridge Traié
A. Lin
Barna
Atg Ing
Mia
Colores i Siap
Tela
Paz-Amentan Seays G
Belin
Perio Barrios
Fiacemnaia
Pital
Brne
Ie Lin Manesua
Albaugh
Land
Sitish
Joomers
Lawson Summers
Animmis
Dastee
P. Boxers
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