23 Criminal Cases Set for Trial in Court
A list shows 23 criminal cases to be heard this week in the circuit court beginning Thursday. Each entry names the accused, charges such as larceny, murder, assault, and related offenses, with the attorneys for each, plus a section for criminal appeals slated for Wednesday.
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Joan Juricks
Harp
John Juricks
Clarence Jackson
Austin Wiles
Bruce Houck
Hebert Summers
Wilson
Bowers
John W. Crone
Leroy Martin
Bennett
Richard Dorsey
Charles W. Shearn
Harp Fellon
Edith Munroe
Roosevelt - Giles
Earl Black
Lewis
Ariington Ayers
Wood
Andrew Kroir
Sebold
Powers
Leopold
Edward
Harry Weizel
D. Cornelius Wright
W. Rice
Charley Hess
Stoner
Stom
Robert Palm
Bennett-Etchison
Frank Slifer
Walter Brown
Jerceny
State
Cariford
Johnson
Etchison
Butler
Cooper
Carbaugh
Staite
Stokes
Washington's Birthday Observed Here Thursday
Washington's Birthday observed with banks closed and post office holiday hours. Frederick banks and post office operate on reduced schedules. schools hold exercises but many businesses remain open. No federal holiday in effect for businesses otherwise.
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WASHINGTON
equality
Giant Russian Running Amuck Terrorizes New York
Maurice Meillis, described as a slant Russian, suddenly ran amuck on his way to an office on West 44 Street and thrust his head through two plate glass windows. Blood streamed as police and other departments captured him after a disturbance near the Hippodrome. He proclaimed himself ruler of the world.
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Associated Press
New York
Maurice Meillis
West 44 Street
Sixth Avenue
Bank president missing as Warren bank closes after embezzlement claim
Warren Massachusetts First National Bank of Warren closes amid examiner visit and director scrutiny. A $212,000 shortage is reported with Frank L. Taylor, named president a few weeks earlier, now missing and faced with an embezzlement warrant.
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Br Tre
Frese _ Warren
Mass
Warren
Frank L. Taylor
Counterfeiters Roundup Reported in New York Action
An AP filed note describes a large roundup of counterfeiters in New York City. Police and federal agents reported arrests across several districts, with dozens of suspects including twenty men and two women. Authorities claim substantial seized equipment and funds tied to the operation.
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New York
Associated Press
Unis
Kaufman Brothers Seek News on Missing Joseph Kaufman
George L. Kaufman, president of Kaufman Motor Co, asks Fort Worth officials to help locate Joseph M. Kaufman, his youngest brother who left the area four years ago and has not been heard from. A radio message from Fort Worth prompted hopes he may be alive, though details remain unclear and the family seeks information.
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George L. Kaufman
Kaufman Motor Company
Fort Worth
Texas
Joseph M. Kaufman
FE. BR Cockrell
Kaufman
Kaniman
Grace Reformed Sunday School elects new officers
At a largely attended meeting of Grace Reformed Sunday School officers and teachers a revised constitution passed. Elected were Superintendent ex-officio Rev. S C Hoover and general superintendent Robert L Smith, with department superintendents for Adult Grover L Michael Young People's Ira Staley Intermediate William T Staley Junior Mrs Henry Abbett Primary Mrs Richard Hargett Beginner G Nevin Robert Cradle Roll William T Staley Home Miss Ida Riggs Secretary Albert Ridenour Treasurer Robert B Weis Keeper of Periodicals Oscar P Cobbntz and an Advisory Board including Mrs Ida M Blacker Miss Mary Blatter Mrs Archie Fisher Mrs Albert King Messrs Henry Abbott J Travers Thomas James C Bienl Roland Long Allen R Lampe. They will be installed March 5.
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Grace Reformed Sunday School
eld
S.C. Hoover
Robert L. Smith
Grover L. Michael
Ira Staley
Wiliam T. Staley
Henry Abbett
Richard Hargett
Prices Move Up Again Amid Market Confusion
New York stock market opened with prices moving mainly upward yet confused as professional speculative interests shifted their bets. Traders noted uneven advances and questioned sustainment of gains as the morning session progressed.
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Associated Press
New York
iKey Post Plans for Show Kathleen in April
iKey Post outlines plans for the amateur theater production Kathleen to be staged at the City Opera House in Frederick. More than 140 cast members and a John B. Rogers Producing Company crew will lead rehearsals under D Ralph Zimmer Post Commander with three committees named: Business, Program, and Talent.
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ey Post
Kathleen
bsg
John B. Rogers
Fostoria
Ohio
American Lesson
United States
Canada
Frederick
City Opera House
Francis Scott Ker Post
Kaileen
Clayton Hotchkiss
Harvard University
Luther A. Yannow
Oliver Morosco
D. Ralph Zimmer
Business Com Pe
Austin James
William M Storm
Sherman P.ers
Lester Smith
Hert Eichon
Lawrence C. Willard
Lawrence C. Willard. ©. ‘Kemp Cashour, Robert E . Re Saniers, Raymond Feaga
John J Sar
Hobart
Sugueks J. F
Minor Simmson
Charles W. Tally. Jr
Roger R. Rice
George C. MuPican
David Colgebrenn Trord
Paul B. H. Saufang
Jesse Miriam R _ Hunter Bowers
Elmer F. Bernerd
Charles F. Knock. Jr
Gus KK
Movier
Anders Silent On Next Move In Kidnapping Case
State's Attorney Aaron Anders refused to reveal planned actions in the ongoing Kidnapping Case of Sister Cecelia a Notre Dame Convent music teacher, as chemists report alcohol sugar and extracts found in a bottle but no poisons. Laymen's committee halted in Frederick at noon with no renewed search in Baltimore confirmed.
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Aaron TE. Anders
Cecelia
Notre Dame Convent
convert music room
Mr. Anders
Baltimore
Frederick
Senate and Congress tackled liquor law and appointments
Albany action urged Congress to modify the Volstead act to legalize wine and beer. Washington reports propose appointing Rep Montek to succeed Secretary Fall. Other items note a 30 cent dividend, Pinchot proposing women run rural offices, a $40 million injunction suit, and enlistment age changes amid transport plans for Marseille subways.
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Associated Press
N.Y
Senate
Albany
N. Y
Assembly
Congress
Leaders Sought as IMS Shifts Groups in Search
Industrial averages reached a high for AD 1920 as IMS operations moved between groups in pursuit of new leaders. Strength of sterling remained steady, boosting market sentiment and aiding California money markets which opened at five per cent.
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ims
Prince de Brasantz Dies in New York at 45
Prince sue de Brasantz eldest son of Des Misuet Braganza pretender to the Portuguese throne died in New York of double pneumonia at age 45. He had recently come to the United States to sell insurance for the Stewart family and married Rhinelander Ste at Park Avenue. His wife Miss Stewart daughter of W Mam Rhinelander Stewart comes from a prominent New York family with ties to the Smith fortune.
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Associated Press
New York
Prince sue de Brasantz
Des Misuet Braganza
Portugal
Asita Stewart
iam Rhineander
Park Avenue
W. Mam Rhinelander Stewart
Janes Henry Sisitkh
Smith
Miss Stewart
Miss strong
James Ienry Smith
Fuel shortage over, belief relief reaches New Midway
Frederick county reports coal problems for 1922 23 solved with a load en route to New Midway. Emmitsburg and Middletown faced severe shortages, burning corn cobs, but supply now arriving. Frederick city sees improved hard coal stock though below prewar norms. state fuel commission praised for handling.
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Frederick county
New Midway
David C. Winebrenner
srd
Emmitsburg
Middletown
Frederick city
State of Maryland Fuel Commission
Coblenz Chosen Head of Md Utilities Assn
Emory L. Cob lenz State Director of Welfare was named first president of the Maryland Utilities Association formed after a utilities managers meeting in Baltimore. Charles O. Univer Eastern Shore Gas and Electric Co is nominated vice president and HT Connolly Annapolis named secretary treasurer. Joseph T W Lynch of Havre de Grace elected to the board of directors.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Emory L. Coblentz
Maryland Utilities Association
Charles O. Cniver
Eastern Shore Gas and Electric company
HT. Connolly
Annapolis
Joseph TW. Lynch
Haverstown
direc
Rotary Club of theiais capital
Governor Candidacy Letters Reported From State Officials
The article notes letters connected to a gubernatorial bid two years away. It mentions an official urging his candidacy to state department heads and others in government. Reported plans include outlining policies on economy and efficiency in state administration.
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State department
NeMullen tealing
T. McMuska
Maryland
Women Meet in Middletown for Canning Demonstrations
A Middletown Women's Club gathering at Mrs. Harry Grogs home features Ina S. Lindman canning demonstrations and Bengtson lectures on county nurse value. Delegates from Frederick County Federation Rural Women's Clubs attend as Mrs. Lindman and Mrs. Marian Bell present at Frederick high school. Committed visits to Frederick High and rural schools aim to gauge educational progress.
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Middletown
Frederick high school
Miss Lindman
Marian Bell
Frederick County Federation of Rural Women's Clubs
W. Hayes Brown
Jefferson
Clay
EL Ramsburg
Florence Garer
Chamber of Commerce
sengol
Seminary blog use debated at county education meeting
Frederick County educators discussed Winchester Hall's future and possible use for junior high classes taught by Hood College seniors under supervision. Hood College leases the building on East Church Street, but plans to house all work on campus may end that arrangement. The March meeting will decide on senior high school plans and potential definitive action.
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Winchester Hal
East Church street
Ge. Lloyd Palmer
William Co. Johnson
A. Leftoy McCardel
W. P. Morsell
Frederick County Board of Education
Joseph H.appie
Hood College
G. ievin Robert
Department of Education
Hood
Church street
Winchester Hall
Frederick County
Coblentz Seeks Salary Exemption From State
Emory Coblentz, State Director of Welfare, plans to request an exemption to the current payroll system. He argues the office handles over $500000 annually and pays more than 125 employees bi monthly, needing prompt checks. A Gordy exemption would keep payments timely and separate disbursement duties from the main State accounts.
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Emory . Coblentz
Staite i Comptroller's
Coblentz
Cohlentz
Wiliam S. Gordy
Mr. Gordy
Iea
Tha berean
Garde
Women’s Club of Backerstown Hosts Friday Party
The Women’s Club of Backerstown will host a community party Friday evening with men invited to attend. Plans include a special program designed to entertain and interest attendees.
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Women's Club
Backerstown
Autos Show Edition Preview and Schedule
The Monday edition announces a special automotive section linked to the regular issue. The annual automobile show opens in the State Armory on Wednesday and closes Saturday night.
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ormory
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