Eight Prisoners Arraigned at Court With Plea Split
A county court opened with eight prisoners arraigned. Three pleaded guilty, four not guilty, and one held. Accused include John Juricks, Barry Baumgardner, Clarence Jackson, Justin Wies, and others facing theft, forgery, desertion, and related charges. About 65 cases slated this term with several holdovers and deferrals.
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cat
Umer
Worthington
guillty
John Juricks
Ira E. Biser
Wiliam Hammond
Barry Baumgardner
Clarence Jackson
Eila Jackson
Justin Wies
Frank Gastier
Shearn
Alonzo Dutton
Mionree
Frank Safer
C. Garfield Crone
Earl Wilson
Charles Rondenhoefer
Richard Dorser
Edward Vincent
T2ifoard Smith
Marion Bank
George £. Grimes
Frank Wise
William Hartman
John Everhart
Persy Everhert
Charles Livers
George Jordan
Central Chemical Company
J. Blaine Hofman
George Brenner
bastavay
Frand Otto
Willam
Bart Black
bess
Bowers
Leopold
Edward Wetzel
Breese Hoeck
Glora G. Spitler
Robert Palm
elias Wright
Heber Summers
W. Riese
Roy S. Hurd
bes- Qaray
Charles Hess
Luby
Jersey
Jona W. Crone
Leroy Martin
Bruce Sivethman
Fearamansian Brown
Sublime Order Of Khat Branch Plans in Frederick
The Sublime Order Of Khat and the Junior Order United American Mechanics show strong member growth and plan to establish a Frederick branch during the State Junior Order convention. Past State Councilor Herman L Moznerick visited the city to arrange delegate accommodations for the April County Convention and a warm Juniors welcome is expected.
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United American Mechanics
ordet
Frederick
American Mechanics’ convention
Herman L. Moznerick
German minister defies the French in Ruhr visit
Duesseldorf reports Herr Stingl, German Posts and Telegraphs minister, crossed into occupied Ruhr to visit telegraph offices in Duesseldorf and Duisburg. His presence triggered a general telegraph and telephone strike, hampering Ruhr and Transnational communications.
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Associated Preas
Duesseldorf
Herr Sting
Ruhr
Fhireland
Berlin
Sugar Market Alarm Not Warranted Says Hood College Expert
Prof H C York of Hood College argues the sugar situation should not alarm the public. He explains that ample supply exists and price increases benefit refiners and traders, not growers, urging consumers to delay purchases to curb upward pressure. He cites varying local prices and the need for steady demand.
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H.C. York
Hood College
dezy
New York
York
Frader
eversiedy
burnemuzky
Secon
pubHS
rookers
Frederick
avalat- de Gris
Blood pressure varies by region says medical writer
A writer in a prominent medical journal notes that Chinese and other Oriente peoples generally display lower blood pressure than populations in western nations, highlighting regional health differences.
Maryland Virginia Milk Producers Association Plans Board Action
The Maryland Virginia Milk Producers Association held its first meeting of recently nominated directors in Washington at the association plant on Q Street East. Delegates urged passage of the Veight Bill to curb reconstruction of condensed milk and avoid vitamin depletion. Frederick County representatives attended, with nineteen of twenty directors nominated and twelve at the meeting. A general membership meeting was set for February 23 at VillI Street NW to elect officers, approve the pooling contract, and organize the board fronting listed plans, with several weeks needed to finalize details.
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Maryland- Virginia
Mirolacers Association
Washington
Q street
Senate
Tri-State Milk Producers Association
Philadelphia
Maryland
Dairymen's Association
Baltimore
Dairymane League of
New York
couunky
Frederick
Frederick county
B. Wachter
Welkershire
E. C. Spe
wrs
VilLi street
N. W
saad
Montgomery county almshouse visiting committee report
The Montgomery county almshouse visiting committee has submitted its first report to the Commissioners. The committee notes conditions are not ideal but will proceed cautiously. Members include Mrs. Lawrence Allnatt, chairman, Mrs. Josiah W Jones, secretary, Mrs. James Iseni, and representatives from the Montgomery County Federation of Women's Clubs, the Social Service League, the Montgomery County WT T, Rockville Union Bible class, and the Montgomery County Chamber of the Red Cross.
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Montgomery county almshouse
country almshouse
Clewrence Allnatt
chailrman
Jo ‘Siah W_ Jones
James Iseni
Montgomery County Federation of Women's Rules
the
Social Service League
Montgomery i County
Rockvile
Union Bible class
Montgomvery County
Chamer
Red Cross
Physician Held for Murder of Fritzi Mann
Dr Louis Lb Jacobs, a Camp Kearney physician, was arrested on an indictment by the San Diego grand jury for the murder of dancer Fritzi Mann whose body was found on the Torrey Pines beach four weeks earlier.
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Associated Press
San Diego
California
Louis Lb. Jacobs
Camp Kearney
Fritzi Mann
Torrey Pines
Officials plan another Baltimore trip in Sister Cecelia abduction case
State officials renewed efforts to locate Sister Cecelia, the Notre Dame music teacher abducted on Monday. A Baltimore search with police and detectives yielded no results, with hints the suspects may be in the wrong neighborhood. The chemical report on the alleged drug bottle was not yet received, while Sister Cecelia's condition improved slightly after her release to nearby convent staff.
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Cecelia
Notre Dame
Aaron R. Anders
Shen James A. Jones
W. Clinton McSherry
Harry Lebherz
Wiliam Lebherz
Willam J. Bushwalter
Baltimore
Camden station
Ce ielia
Bathmore
Anders
Balthmore
Frederick
Cecetia
Staley
Mrs. Staley
Eloise
apparia
Market Irregular Profit Taking Sways Wall Street
Profit taking by speculative interests coincided with renewed pool activity to give the day an irregular trend in New York stocks. Copper, tools, motors, tobaccos and low priced oils led gains and new yearly highs. volume neared 760000 shares as the market closed unevenly. The French Academy dictionary project, started in 1878, progresses to the letter J and may finish in 1993.
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Associated Press
New York
Cold Wave Reaches Most Of Florida Tonight
Washington forecasts extend the cold snap through the East and Middle West with frost expected as far south as extreme southern Florida. Snow likely in the Upper Ohio Valley and Lower Lake Region and along the Atlantic seaboard to Virginia. Cold and snow expected next week with unsettled, warmer conditions later in the week in the South.
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Florida
Associated Press
Washington
East
Middle West
United States
Weather Bureau
Lower Lake
Ohio alley
Middle Atlantic
North Atlantic
Ohio Valley
Lower Lake Region
Atlantic seaboard
Virginia
Mississippi
North
Iatter
Meat Canning Demonstrations Set for Middletown Meeting
A Middletown gathering is planned for Wednesday at 2 PM at Mrs. Harry Gross home with Miss Ina S. Lindman, a national reputation canning expert, leading meat canning demonstrations. The event follows a Tuesday session in Frederick open to Federation of Women’s Clubs members and high school domestic science pupils.
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Ina S. Lindman
Miss Lindman
Federation of Women's
Frederick county
Frederick
Middletown
Harry Gross
Recital at Hood College features Elizabeth Gutman soprano
A Hood College concert in Brodbeck Hall highlighted soprano Elizabeth Gutman with pianist Ethryn Dryden. The program included Handel, Puccini, Messager, Hahn, Chopin, Rimsky Korsakov, Paschalof, Ukrainian and Jewish folk songs, American and Kentucky pieces, and pieces arranged by Gretchaninov, Roskin, Lieurance, Brockway, and Mana Zucca.
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Hood College
Brodbeck Hall
Elizabeth Gutman
Ethryn Dryden
Atia
Radimisto
Handel- Bibb
chiamano
Mimi
Messager
Calcroze
Hahn
Chopin- Viardot
Eli Palma
Rimsky- Korsakog
Ditiatko
Paschalof
Gretchaninov
Roskin
Engel
Billi
Schindier
Rose
Lieurance
Nightingale
Kentucky
Brockway
Mammy
Ware
Mana-Zucca
Happiness
Hageman
Women’s Democratic Club to hold political study meetings
The Women's Democratic Club of Montgomery County restructures as a political study group and will host several meetings at its Crevy Chase building. Frank Wilson will discuss county officials and education, Senator Caraway will cover ship subsidies, and Preston Ray with Representative Box will address state politics. Blair Lee will speak on state and federal governance, and Jewish speakers will discuss Maryland’s governor and national representatives. A future April topic is Women and Their Influence in Politics. A Marconi transmitter project in Vancouver aims to provide direct England and Australia service.
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Women's Democratic Club
Montgomery county
Crevy Chase
Frank Wilson
msion
Thomas H. Caraway
Arkansas
Preston B. Ray
House of Delegates
John C. Box
Texas
Blair Lee
Maryland
United States
House of Representatives
No Box No Mail Order Explained Nationwide
Postmasters are instructed to enforce the no box no mail order marching toward March 1. Homeowners must install mail slots or boxes to keep door delivery, though those who prefer office pickup may continue. Dept requests refer any noncompliance to higher authority for decision.
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Post Ofice Department
John H. Bartlett
department
Iettar
nestmasters
haring ot
Bartlett
Washington Raids Seize Liquor As 50 Arrests Predicted
Police and prohibition officers conducted a second city wide liquor sweep in February with 50 warrants. Raids covered all city areas and filled detention spaces. A Kentucky revenue agent nicknamed a wandering minstrel aided investigations in the underworld, securing evidence from a corner grocery and a northwest apartment wharf.
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Washington
J. L. Asher
Kentucky
Asher
Stolen Securities Recovered in Cincinnati Bank Robbery Case
Federal officers and private investigators recovered bonds worth 73008 dollars and eighty thousand dollars in unused Federal Reserve currency from the Hamilton County Bank and the Denver mint holdups. The seizures stem from a multi‑million dollar stolen securities plot linked to bandits, with final bond negotiations traced to Minneapolis and led by E. H. Matthews, bank president.
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Denver mint
Ku Klux Klan Members Not to Get Any Offices
Governor Parker declared no Ku Klux Klan member will be appointed to a public office while he is Louisiana governor. The statement responded to an open letter from state representative L. D. Baynard Jr. about alleged failed Rapides Parish appointments urged by a majority of voters.
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Associated Press
Alexandria
Ku Klux Klan
Louisiana
Parker
L. D. Baynard, Jr
Alr. Baynard
fuiure
Rapides parish
Congressmen Near Blows In House Row
In Washington on February 11 the House debated farm credit legislation amid a heated scene. Representatives Wingo of Arkansas and Jones of Texas clashed over debate time, with several members stepping in to separate them.
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Associated Press
Washington
House
Wingo
Arkansas
Jones
Tets
Bailin Arrested for Criminal Libel in Michigan Case
Chicago reports Albert Baila alias Ballanow confessed labor and practical spy and was arrested on criminal libel charges tied to sworn deposition for Frank P. Walsh in defense of two alleged communists at St Joseph Michigan on February 26. A Grayson H. Mercer real estate agent sold Lot No 17 on the north side of 13th street to Amanda A. Koogle. another sale by Meiser for Paul L. Beand of Lot No 16 Maple Park addition also to Amanda A. Koogle.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Albert Baila
Ballanow
Frank P. Walsh
St Joseph
Mich
Grayson H. Mercer
J. Herman Mock
13th street
Amanda A. Koogle
Ar Meiser
Paul L. Beandlot
Maple Park
BMrs
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