Abductors of Sister Cecilia Tied to Depe Ring Claim
State's Attorney Anders says abductors of Sister Cecilia were in a Depe ring, based on the captors' actions, pills found in a package, and the coat in the auto. He notes the nun's account is credible, cites sufficient facts, and expects prosecution for conspiracy as the case nears trial next week.
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Italian freighter Moncenisio sinks near Atlantic routing
The Italian steamship Moncenisio bound for Marseilles was sinking about 129 miles east of Cane Menty, Va, after wireless distress signals were received in New York. The steamer Carplaka picked up the Moncenisio’s distress call and altered course to assist.
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Frederick Camp Most Popular After Severe Windstorm
A Maryland windstorm caused damage across the county with Frederick camp hosting 679 parties the season making it the most popular site among seven state camps at Hancock Belts Grove Conococheaga Negro Mountain Frederick Cooksville and Elkridge. The storm knocked down trees and blew roofs from outbuildings, but no major urban damage was reported while telephone lines suffered outages and repair crews worked through the day.
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Discovery of Nuns Disappearance Described
An East Second Street girl, Latte Miss Bety H Wireshew, described entering the convent music room after Sister Cecilia’s disappearance. She saw a rotting rosary, peroxide stains, and rags on the table, and noted a nearly closed door to the hall and a back French window likely used by abductors to reach a waiting automobile.
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Drop In Temperature Forecast In East Guilt States
The Weather Bureau forecasts a temperature drop tonight in the East Guilt States and Atlantic States south of Maryland. Cold weather will continue through Saturday in the Eastern and Southeastern States, according to Arted Press from Washington.
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Severe damage in Michigan from winds and cold wave
Severe weather wrecks rail service and daily life in Michigan as telegraph and railroad lines fail amid freezing temperatures. Urban trade slows, industries halt, schools close, and residents endure a harsh cold spell that tests infrastructure and services.
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Arrain Prisoners On Saturday Morning In Court
Court to arraign prisoners Saturday morning at 14 o clock as nine civil cases remain docketed for hearing before criminal trials begin next week. Three civil cases set for Saturday three for Monday three for Tuesday with more to follow and thirteen cases awaiting dates.
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Busy Week for City Boy Scouts in Frederick
Frederick reports rising Boy Scout activity after Anniversary Week ending Thursday. A new troop is formed under St. John's Council Knights of Columbus with a governing committee, equipment on order, and a weekly meeting next Wednesday. A film Be Prepared will be shown at the Opera House today and Friday, highlighting scout virtues and a life saving climax. Matinees are free for scouts. evening admission charged. President Harding authorized presenting silk flags to twelve national regions to mark the anniversary and growth in membership.
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Two Alarms Of Fire Keep Firemen Busy
A Tuesday afternoon fire drill caused excitement as two alarms brought three fire companies to scenes on West South street and nearby homes. The first alarm at 4.19 p m prompted a quick response, firemen extinguished a chimney fire with minor damage. A second alarm followed after crews had returned to their stations, revealing a small blaze and only slight property impact. No injuries reported.
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Demand Grows for Fish as Lent Arrives
Demand for fish rises with Lent as shoppers seek seafood options. Eggs priced around 39 cents, still lower than year ago, reflecting steady household buying power during the season.
Three Big Fires Cause Damage Of 2 400 000 Dollars
The report notes three major fires causing substantial damage totaling 2.4 million dollars. It discusses wind-affected firefighting, costs, and impacts on local crews, with details on fire origins and the strain on resources during cold weather. The text also covers tax plans and local economy factors tied to sugar, fish, and grocery demand during Lent.
Germany Pays Bills Due Today to Belgium
The Associated Press reports from Brussels that Germany will settle due bills with Belgium today. Negotiations concluded with agreements and parliaments marked progress. officials say payments are being made to honor obligations.
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Steamer Disaster Reported as Many Die Offshore
A telegraphed dispatch from The Associated Press notes a tragic steamer wreck near Vancouver Island. Messages indicate a high casualty toll and urgent relief actions underway by authorities and maritime welfare programs. Names linked to the incident include Albert B. Routzahn and L. Eimer Keefer, with public welfare committees awaiting further details.
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Shrine Officials Plan Deluge of Visitors for Imperial Council in D C
Preparations surge for 350000 Shrine visitors in the Nation's Capital next June. Garden of Allah decorations to line Pennsylvania Avenue between Fifteenth and Seventeenth streets for the Court of Honor inaugurations. Alexandria cooperates to clear rail yards for free sleeping cars. Freder ick Shrine members hope Frederick will join Washington itinerary.
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Maryland School Board of Visitors Meets Here
The semiannual meeting of the Board of Visitors of the Maryland Store School for the Deaf convened at 1050 o'clock at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Routine business was handled in the morning session and a luncheon followed at 12 30 with an afternoon session planned. officers and members listed include Dr Bernard C Steiner president and John K Shaw vice president along with other named directors and the superintendent.
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La Montagne Brothers Begin Terms in Prison
The La Montagne brothers, Rene, William, and Morgan, wealthy distillers, pleaded guilty last week to a federal indictment for conspiracy to violate the Volstead Act. They left for Newark to serve jail terms imposed by Federal Judge Winslow. Montagne will serve two months, the others four months each, with fines of 32990. The prison board granted special privileges to the La Montagnes during their terms.
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Ruhr Strike Deepens as Unrest Hits Miners in Bottrop
The Associated Press reports rising strike action in the Ruhr region. About 6,000 to 7,000 miners in the Bottrop district joined a coal seizure protest against Franco-Belgian measures, widening unemployment and tension across the area.
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