Drunk Driving Case Involving Sheriff, Baltimore Visitor
A Washington county sheriff faces trial after driving drunk and crashing near Ridgeville. He was arrested following a collision that damaged a railing board. The suspect, once remanded, awaits further hearing as police investigate.
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Badoceig Police
Balberra Ridgeville
BR E
Aonwn
Tity
Baal Mmitu
Hagerstown
Borh Met
Sprartiper
Lis Ossant
Samifed
Sturmer
Murter
Liper
Ife
Washington
Baltimore
Verdict for plaintiff in promissory note case
A verdict for the plaintiff for 824.14 was returned by Judge Jonn 5S. Newman in the Brunswick case Himon Wernz vs Agnes C Grams Brunswick. The note dated January 22, 1915 signed by Mrs Grams provided payment for purchases. The defense claimed another note and a car fire settled the debt, while the plaintiff asserted the other note did not cancel Grams note. The court allowed the note as evidence despite a stamp objection. H Kuefer DeLauter appeared for the plaintiff.
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Jonn
Newman
Himon
Wernz
Brunswick
Agnes C. Grams
Pete
Reed in Texas Advocates Democratic Principles in Dallas
Democratic senator James A. Reed of Missouri toured Texas cities urging a return to party principles. He spoke to the Dallas Bar Association and to local leaders, declining to discuss candidacies while criticizing federal growth.
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Dallas
Tex
Democratic Party
James A. Reed
Missouri
Texas
Reed
President
Partir
Gov. Smith
New York
Local Taneytown Notes Share Ills and Events
Taneytown February notes report residents ill or improving including Bankard Wilt Baumgardner Shoemaker and Feeser. Social and church activities include a Valentine social at Westminster Theological Seminary. An annual chicken and oyster supper for the Volunteer Fire Company is set for Feb 22 at the Opera House. The Koons family mourning Miss Sareh Koons interred in Grace Reform church cemetery.
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Taneytown
M Bankard
G. Walter Wilt
Frank Crouse
Frank Baumgardner
Washington
Nathaniel Feeser
Alton Bostion
Frank Alexander
Wilbur
Kerysville
R. H. Alexander
York Street
Csorge A. Brows
Ross
Westminister Theological Seminary
Brown
Opera House
Glaude Conover
Harney
Nis
Taneytown-Gettyaburg Road
Taney Town
A A. G. Riffe
Rhahd
Emmert
Hanover
Wilson Riffle
Charles Sullivan
High Street
John E. Byers
Roy Haines
JSON
Norman
Uniontown
A. G
John £. Byers
York
Harrisburg
Thomas T. Brown
Taneytown Presbyterian Church
R. S. McKingey
Baltimore
Local notes record family visits and injuries in town
Guy Kier of Westminster helps his ill mother and three Nusbaus. Mrs Wiliam Waddell visits daughter Minnie Leppo in Baltimore. Walter Engie suffers a fall in his cellar injuring his ear and face requiring stitches. Miss Carrie Helner visits the Fritz home at Spring Grove and returns home.
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Guy Kier
Westminster
Nusbaus
Wiliam Waddell
Minnie Leppo
Baltimore
Walter Engie
Carrie Helner
Suspicion Is Cause Of Lots Of Trouble
A confounding look at suspicion and its political fallout in Washington. The piece links many figures from Hoover to La Follette, Daugherty and Sinclair, arguing suspicion shapes policy, elections, and public life with speculation about investigations and reforms.
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Washington
Congress
Dofieny Sill
Norris
Mr. Togall
Senate
Sinclair
Repubians
Hoover
Cor Bowst Lake
Europe
Friends of Suspicion
Edgewood News Notes From Sam’s Creek Visit Family Life
Sam’s Creek reports visitors and family updates. Mr and Mrs Clyde Warner and 43 Entontown visitors called at the home of Mr and Mrs Carlo Alexander and Mrs Battimore were noted. Mrs Matte Alexander spent time with Mr and Mrs Steting Ecker New Wind. Birth congratulations reach Mr and Mrs. Edgewood Sewing Circle met at Mrs Herbert Ecker’s home. Mrs Mor Bailie Marston returned home after visiting Mr and Mrs.
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Edgewood
Carville Alexander
Smith
Wingeid
Battimore
Viner
Clyde Warner
Entontown
Matte Alexanter
Steting Ecker
New Wind
Ecker
Ming
Edgewhood
Community Notes From Keysville Seville Area Feels Busy
Local residents share travel plans and visits with friends in Emmitsburg Baltimore Westminster and Union Bridge. Mr Charles Hubbard purchases the Deberry property while health improves for O R Koontz and Elizabeth Myers. A musical card social at the Claderida home and a dinner honoring the Wachters round out a lively period.
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A. XN. Forner
Emmitsdare
Hannah Warren
James Warren
Detour
Baltimore
Crank Alexander
Taneytown
W. E. Ritter
Charles
Olive
John Ritter
Westminster
Carl Ritter
Ruth Ritter
Savilla Devil
Union Bridge
Myers Defends and Committee Recall Judge Soper
The committee votes to recall Judge Soper and summon three Baltimore lawyers and the district attorney over statements linked to a consent decree in the Ward Food Products case. The hearing centers on disclosures to Federal Judge Soper and proposed actions by the Federal Trade Commission.
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Yen
Terete
Rint Chat Candistig Rep
Vonvinsasg
Linhe Sen
Myer
Federal District Jucse
Maidmoore
Couvert Dec
Federal Trade Coumission
Dudge Soper
Federel Trade Commission
Soper
Baltimore
George W. Williams
Charles MclHeart
Jesse Bowen
Woortcock
Beltimore
County Seeks to Cut Assessments After Hearings
County commissioners met to reduce assessments on numerous properties following complaints. Additional hearings are set for Wednesday through Friday and next week for aggrieved residents. One commissioner suggested a 70 percent hike would be fair, while some cases exceed 100 percent, and the official intends to challenge higher reassessments.
Local Family Social Notes From Creagerstown Area
Oscar Ramsburg and Lewia Shook visited in Hagerstown on Friday. Naomi Ramsburg May Clemson joined Mrs. Oscar Ramsburg and James Shook for a Friday visit. Geraldine Shook is indisposed.
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Cresgerstese
Tormec
Oscar Ramsburg
Lewia
Hagerstown
Naomi Ramsburg
May Clemson
James Shook
Geraldine Shook
Sale Register Amid Unreadable Names and Locations
A dense list of names, places, and affiliations appears in a sale register fragment. Readable items include multiple individuals, farms, and towns such as New Market, Frederick, Walker’s, and Park Mills, with scattered addresses and roles. The text resembles an estate auction or property sale roster with numerous unclarified entries.
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Febecart
A. Baseard
Lameville
Matuhart Herrs
Garereville
W. McBride
Hiltes Farm
S—Rewte Winebreeer
Walkerswile
N. Mebler
Gaver
Hremritie
Perry
Eckcerede
Neer Urane
Albert C. Wikex
Frederick
J. Cecil
Reeder
Asdrew Mercan
Waeikerv
Ae Fortes
Sreesa
Therien B. Helt
Harry Beall
Kemptere
B. F. Aileen
Mt. Sorz
Uinating
Park Mills
F. T. Wain
Plezenat
Hees
Zinemerman
Waikerevile
J. DB. Kelbey
J. H. Baamsart Lose
WimLeatte
Vege B. Paer
Workers Nite
WoKermers and Mechanics Bank
Treateer
Demvls
Stafex
Yrlowe Springs
M. B
Trial testimony links forged will to physician in Mrs Appleby case
Los Angeles February 22 testimony by J Frank Fellers handwriting expert suggested a forged will attributed to Mrs Armella Appleby Chicago widow. The document left her estate to Dr Charles McMillan who faced murder charges. The coat stain linked to blood and tied to McMillan was admitted as evidence by deputy sheriffs after his arrest. Mrs Appleby was last seen December 20 and McMillan served as her business manager.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Armella Appleby
Chicago
Charles VieMtlinn
J. Frank Fellers
McMillan
McMillen
R. J. Abernathy
Senate approves amended alien Property bill in conference
The senate passed the alien Property bill with amendments after a lengthy conference. The measure, heavily amended, faces further House action before final enactment.
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Washington
House
Baltimore Luncheon Promotes Presbytery Loyalty Crusade
At the Emerson Hotel Baltimore Dr Charles Webler FE Dwight AlcCain and W O McCutcheon led a luncheon of the Baltimore Presbytery The meeting focused on canvassing for loyalty crossdeams and preparing for a crosschurch march on March 18 The Men’s Club monthly supper is set for this evening at 6 30 in the church dining room.
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Baltimore
Charles Webler
Dwight AlcCain
W. O. McCutcheon
Det
Jury Selected in Murder Trial of Hickman Bust
Los Angeles jury panel chosen for the murder trial of William Hickman and Welby Bust after a heated selection process. Six men and six women were seated for the case involving the shooting death of C. Ivy Thadrogiet as deliberations began.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Perets
Wiliam Baw Hickman
Welby
Cha Wim
Ting
Threder Atte
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