Guilty on One Charge Faces Two Others Now
Brunswick man Winpigler, already convicted of non support, was found guilty by Justice Bowers on the charge. He must pay Sid per week and post a $200 bond. A warrant was issued for disorderly conduct and an assault charge was sworn by his mother in law. The assault case awaits grand jury action with no bonds set yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winpigler
Sherif Witwick
Brunswick
Wees
Rankles
Sinthias
Justice Bowers
Mathias
Winpigier
Windigier
Sherif Development
Woodsboro Residents Seek Incorporation and Road Aid
A Woodsboro delegation asked County Commissioners to support maintaining a 300 yard road segment on the town’s northwest edge as it plans to extend the incorporation line. They urged action to secure road service and accelerate the incorporation effort. Governor veto blocked earlier bill over poll tax.
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Woodsboro
Woodsvoro
Woodsboro-Creacerstorn
Cuishiii
Five Fined for Working in Baltimore on Sunday
Five men were fined by Baltimore authorities for working on a Sunday. The police reported the men, including Aaron Osterasky, faced penalties and forfeited collateral in a case tied to city regulations. The report notes ongoing enforcement with one man appearing and another forfeiting his collateral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Rate
Aaron Osterasky
Foster child case ends with stay in country home
A habeas corpus hearing before Associate Judge concluded that ten year old Adams should remain in a rural foster home rather than join his mother in Baltimore. Testimony from Michael E Fue executive secretary of the local Children’s Aid Society and Mrs Maddox supported remaining with guardians, citing welfare and employment prospects. The War Therns and Baltimore attorney argued for reunification, but the judge favored the country foster setting for the boy’s future welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster Paren
Sikeo
Maddox
Chael E. Fue
Aid Society
Warthens
Afrs
Baltimore
Wewman
Children’s Aid Society
Gutun H. Worthington
Adams
Warthers
Four Negroes Burned in Tenement Blaze
A tenement fire in Hammond left four Black residents burned with smoke and fear as investigators pursued the blaze’s origin. A surprise party at 125 West Tahicd Street drew attendees including Mr and Mrs Hahn and family. Trial postponements and defense witnesses were reported, with references to incident dates in February and a trip to Le Bourge, France.
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2 Hahn
West Tahicd St
Alonzo Hahn
Mir
and Airs
Cameron Hii
Lena Mas
Louise Engle
Lucy
Thousands Fear Floods and Death After Vienna Blast and Wolves
In Budapest and Vienna, chaos follows a violent blast wrecking graves and sparking panic as wolves edge toward frozen shores. Danube floods trigger mass evacuations with families moving to higher ground and farm equipment sent inland amid rising waters and cold snap warnings.
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Budapest
Hungary
Vienna
Danube
Europe
Ecrs
Washington clash over prohibition aid and Senate club drama
A Capitol conference on a 24 million dollar prohibition appropriation nearly broke up in a fist fight as Republicans accused Democrats of politicking to hurt Hoover and curry favor with anti Smith voters. Heated exchanges and threats of resignation marked the session while Mrs. Calvin Coolidge expressed private sorrow over the rift within the Ladies of the Senate Club as the matter of hosting the president loomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol
Hoover
South
Cartergressman
Louis
Cgan
House
Senate
Senate Club
Calvin Coolidee
Edward E. Gann
Charles Curtis
Gann
G. H. Moses
Vesper Service Recounts Faith and Duty
Fragmentary notes describe a vesper service at St. Paul with Rev. speaking on life duty and strength drawn from faith. The meditation reflects on spiritual resilience and readiness to meet any task, citing scripture and communal worship as essential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AM. C. A
St. Paul
Matthew
Hoover Thanks Miami People For Good Time
Local message from Hoover expressing gratitude to residents of Miami for the warm reception and enjoyable event. The note mentions a remaining balance of nineteen dollars and references ongoing proceedings or payments.
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Hoover
Miami
Jury Drawn for Montgomery Circuit Court Term
Jury selection completed for the Montgomery County Circuit Court term. Names listed include Robert B, Peter, Sue Willie W., Julia B. Warhte, Thomas B. Lambert, Henry Hartman, Maurice Breacy, and Evelyn Easton among others. The event featured announcements of jurors and refreshments of music and tasty snacks.
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Judes
Robert B. Peter
Montgomery Cour Contents
Oilers
Sue Willie W. Py
Bins
Julia B. Warhte
Thomas B. Lambert
Paul Dyson
Tsnae
fiam Le _ Henry Hartman
Hamy G. Pass
Maurice Breacy
Gew
Wiliam
Double Parking Debate Sparks City Efforts on Bridge Traffic
Frederic officials moved to curb bridge congestion by distributing parking and traffic cards to visiting motorists. The yellow tags, about six by five inches, warn of local regulations and share points of historic interest about Frederick G. Reed and key sites on South Market Street near the Francis Scott Key Bridge.
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Perm
Such & Win Liave Oke
Francis Beott Key
Tulsi
Wii
Frederick
Pla
Crimean War Veteran Dies By His Own Hand
Asbury Park New Jersey February 19 A 99 year old veteran Dr Edwin Pre Turner Osbeldeston died by suicide with a pistol wound to the neck and side He denied any wrongdoing claiming a half brother resemblance and a long disputed arrest for horse stealing years earlier Edward Turner TM appeared in records Black a War veteran and former deputy faced a controversial case after publicized papers.
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Asbury Park
WN. J
Edwin Pre Turner Osbeldeston
Ian
Edward Turner
Bing H. Foster Black
Anamoon
K. O
Fis
Inquiry into Death of Doheny Jr Prompted by Wealth and Power
An inquiry into the death of Doheny Jr. surfaces amid questions of wealth and influence. Officials scrutinize connections to prominent figures and potential motives, seeking clarity on circumstances surrounding the incident.
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Doheny, JR
Ask Stone's Ashes for National Cathedral Burial
An unclear note requests burial for Stone at the national cathedral, mentioning ashes and a burial at a location described as the national cathedral or associated site, with fragmented wording suggesting a memorial or grave arrangement.
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Ask Stone
National Cathedral
A R To Observe Washingtons Birthday
Arrangements are under way for the Sons of the American Revolution chapter event in the town hotel. A banquet and meeting will feature The Declaration of Independence from the film series Chronicles of America. Rev Dr Charles B Wehler will read a synopsis and a musical program will close the evening.
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Lewis A. Rice
Charles B. Wehler
Joes¢ B. Anders
Leonard Storm
Francis Sappington
Louis L. Wilson
Willam C. Birely
County ministers meet momms at C A sp Bavns
Muddled passage notes ministers and officials with scattered names and places. An incomplete item mentions trips to China Japan and California. The fragment references Ravsi Shir gan Corr st Corr and sailing from San ar with expected departure around tio months.
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Momms At. C. A
Sp Bavns
T . His
Hee and
Mis
O. Tacier
Ravsi Shirgan Corr
St Corr
China
Japan
California
San
Tio
Robbers Take Only Cancelled Checks in Streak
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Hood Teams Lose Twice in Debate at County Club
Mrs Sipple 10 address county club meet here March 21. Hood teams suffered two losses in the debate event.
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HOOD
Mrs. Sipple
County Club
Plans For All Day Meet By Committee Manuf Session
Debates on free speech and its limits during wartime open with speakers arguing for and against suppression, stressing democratic forms, incitement risks, and the need for responsible governance. A list of women speakers and local club plans follow, with federation meetings slated for March and ongoing committee work across county groups.
A P Halts Minute for Funeral of M E Stowe
A brief local notice records A P halting its proceedings to observe a funeral for M E Stowe. The item notes the secretary or agency paused activities briefly to honor the deceased. Read as a community notice reflecting a moment of respect.
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A. P
M. E. Stowe
Valentine Supper Draws Crowd at Buckeystown Methodist
A large and successful Valentine supper was hosted Thursday by the Bible Class of Buckeystown Methodist Protestant Church. Music by an orchestra including Dorothy Free and Wilfred Blair accompanied by local players. The meal was prepared by church ladies. Rev. C. B. Dryden led the class, with numerous attendees listed, including Rev. Dryden, Lewis Larber, George Smith, Paul Hoffmister, John Keller, and many others. The note ends with plans for a church event and reeving committee.
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Methodist Protestant Church
Buckeystown
Dorothy Free
Wilfred Blair
Thaddeus Biser
William Rastler
Roy Mitchell
C. B. Dryden
Mr. Dryden
Lewis T. Larber
C. E. Nichols
George W. Smith
I. P. Stallings
Paul Hoffmister
Donaid Adams
James Snuffer
Albert Ball
T. C. Boutson
Eugene Wachier
C. Cromwell
A. Specht
Willard Keller
F. D. Ae Aina Gray
Russell Grams
Allen Putman
C. E. Maine
Annah ‘Crom ‘Well
Helen Hemp
Cora Meier
Minnie Heller
F. D. Mohler
Mamie Fry
Guy Bell
Leo Strauman
Harry Keller
Jennie Mullen
Helen Leather
Inene Trout
Agnes Shankle
Mae Shankle
E. Drycen
David Adams
O. L. Keller
H. W. Grimes
John Keller
B. Myers
Epecht
Grover Mossburrph Snyder
John Morningstar
Harris
Luther Shankie
Marion S Vid Adams
George Piper
Lewis Leather
James Leather
Robert Jones
Edward Jones
Harry Shani
Steiner Shankle
Wendell Shankie
Roser Snower
Mr. Funk
Sedgwick Mezaha
John Page
Henry Marsha
Henry Ranpeberger
Raby
Joan O'Hara
Luther Wie
E. i. Keiser
John Com
Harvey Keiser
William Baderick
Dchard Rowtson
C. EB Main
M Titus
Guy Albeugh
Wiliam Boteier
John Whitmore
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Slppte
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