Three Die as Fire Ravages Central Hotel in Shelby
A fire gutted Shelby North Carolina Central Hotel early today killing three people and leaving about 30 guests unaccounted for. J R Henderson a drug salesman H H Carmichael and Henry Kerr a clerk died. A Ben Stagg and Emma Frick were injured. The blaze began in the linen room and spread rapidly as Kerr alerted guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelby
S.C
Central
J. R. Henderson
Charlotte
H. H. Carmichael
Henry Kerr
A. Ben Stagg
Emma Frick
Road to be rebuilt on program for 1929
Carroll county commissioners say the road from the Maryland Pennsylvania line to Taneytown and Keymar will be listed for construction in 1929. The Taneytown Automobile Club and local leaders urged improved road conditions linking to a national trail from Chicago to the Gulf. A large Taneytown crowd, 25 percent of the town, heard speakers advocate the project and the county would back placing the road on the next State Roads Commission program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland-Pennsylvania
Taneytown
Keymar
C. W. Melvisie
2 Missioners
Carroll County
Automobile Club of
Middlebury
Samuel R. Werbrisnt
Charles E H. Schrinér
Taneytown Automobile Club
Arthur E Bair
Chamber of Commerce of
Littlestown
Coperessman
A. R. Brodbeck
Thor W. Bruce
Hanover
Paul Smith
Blue Ridge Transformation Company
H. YW. Lucius
Automo ™S Club of
Maryland
State Roads Commission
Anniversary Surprise Party Held at Murdoch Residence
A 30th wedding anniversary surprise party was hosted at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Brace Murdoch in Rockwell City on a Wednesday night. Attending were Mrs. and Mrs. Watena Weast, among others, with refreshments served after the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Brace Murdoch
Rockwel Ce
Wat Ena
Suits Filed After Auto Accident
Two suits seeking fifty thousand dollars were filed today in Washington by plaintiffs who allege a collision near an intersection caused medical expenses and suffering. Attorneys Bruce Castell and Thomas Klog filed through local counsel. plaintiffs claim personal injuries and incurred medical costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sn Ganley
New Marthe
iGal
Faye
Washington
Ber
Wille
Bruce L. Castell
Thomas Klog
Crazed hospital inmate escapes toward Point of Rocks
Word spread that a crazed inmate escaped from Crownsville State Hospital. Sheriff W C Roderick and Deputy Verner Redmond rushed toward Point of Rocks to pursue the man believed headed toward Leesburg Virginia, with unconfirmed reports of barns burned and a girl injured. Name of the escaped inmate unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Hospital For the
Crownsville
Sherif W. c. Roderick
Verner Redmond
Poin
Rocks
Iman
Leesburg
Roderick
Redmond
Reeks
Megro
Leesbore
Maryland
Point of Rocks
Crownsville Hospital
Hood College selects three one act plays for March 2
Three senior students Lucy Warner Virginia Hunter and Susanna Wood have their one act plays chosen as the A A plays for Hood College. The works When the Stars Begin to Fall Poor Papa and Dream Poppies will be presented under Athletic Association auspices. Judges Dr Esther Shaw Dr Dorothy I Morris and Miss Grace Brane chose the originals for originality staging fit and balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood College
Lucy Warner
Virginia Hunter
Susanna Wood
Athletic Association of the College
John Brown
Papa
Esther Shaw
Dorothy I. Morris
Grace Brane
Universal Day of Prayer Observed in City
The Universal Day of Prayer will be observed in this city under the auspices of the Interdenominational Missionary Union this Friday afternoon at 2 o clock in the Presbyterian Church. Chas E Jeet of the Union will preside. Musical participants include Mrs C C Sparks and Mrs Sherman P Bowers with Mrs A AL-Radei as accompanist. Other churches and speakers listed include Evangelical Reformed Methodist and Baptist representatives, with various attendees named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interdenominational Missionary
Nies
Frederick
Chelmer Walck
C .C. Sparks
Sherman P. Bowers
A. AL -Radei
Darrow
FL Brb
Calida Kneehtan
Har F
Evangelical Utheran
United Brethren
M. Jongson
Ali Saineopal
Netin Watrs
Willan Shinies
C. W. Gregory
Hoover For Prohibition Amendment and Stewart Habeas Corpus
The report covers H M Blackmer profits in the Continenal Trading Co affair and Robert W Stewart's habeas corpus petition. It notes Stewart’s temporary custody by the Senate, later discharged by Justice Bailey, and the 35000 bond placed for appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart
Washington
Senate
Robert W. Stewart
Standard Oil
Indiana
Teapot Dome
Justice Bailey
District of Coiate
Bla Supreme Court
Aspress
Continental Trading Company
More Assessment Complaints Filed In County Hearings
Hearings on valuations by city assessors continued with 63 complaints judged before the County Commissioners and Tax Supervisor. Two more hearing days remain Friday and next Wednesday, with final action by the County Commissioners and State Tax Commission. List of those who appeared includes Frank E Kennedy Renee Harp Mrs Fulk D King John M Mariah Atlee Haines Mrs Calvin Keyser Mary Hahn et al John F Kreh Roger G Harley J F Beagey Lewis H Knock W O Kolb Evangelical Reformed Church Wao C Dodd Jesse Anders Wm F Kreh Sr John W Haugh Dallas Kehne Willard Haines Sophia E Kelly Wm E Kinley P L Harget Co Inc RW Harbaugh Hada Keefer et al Harvey Haun Frank L Heffner Charles Kline Maurice A Heim Thomas P Hill Esther King John Hickman Levin House Roy M Hiltier Robert Grace Keys Luther Mary Harrison Frederick J Rottmger Mrs Edward Herr ing John A Hanson Henry Hahn Roy S Heard W Albert Harris Ezra Hoffman Eleanor Houck Edythea Kohlenberg Edward H Kreh Elizabeth M Kreh Mrs Marian Houck Roy M Harris G Allen Kline Forrest D Hough Jesse M Haugh A Hamberger Oscar Kefauver Truman S Jones Banton Knocke Mrs Chester Hauver Clara G Mary A E Kline C Frank Hoffman Henry J D Hagan Frank James Roy Heffner Emma Hanson Charles Kren
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tas
State Tax Commission
Frank E. Kennedy
Renee
Harp
Jesse
Anders
Wm. F. Kreh
John W. Haugh
Dallas W. Kehne
Willard Haines
Sophia E Kelly
Maurice A. Heim
Thomas P. Hill
Esther 4
King
John Hickman
Levin &B. ‘House
Roy M. Hiltier
Robert
Grace Keys
Luther and
Mary Harrison
Frederick J. Rottmger
Edward Heriring
John A Hanson
Henry A. Hahn
Roy S. Heard
W. Albert ‘Harris
Ezra D. Hoffman
Eleanor ‘W. Houck
Edythea A. Kohlenberg
Edward H. Kreh
Henry J. ,D. Hagan
Frank James
Roy W .Heffner
Emma Hanson
Mrs
Char ‘Tes Kren
Purely Personal District Engineer Attends Rotary Dinner
Purely Personal notes: W F Childs Jr and Mrs Childs attended the Westminster Rotary Club Ladies Night at the Westminster Hotel on Tuesday evening. Also announced a birth at Frederick City Hospital near Middletown and a visit by Mrs Chas Schermerhorn of Schenectady to see her mother Mrs Betty Boyes for a few weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Childs, Jr
Emmitsburg Club Meets for February Program
The Rural Women’s Circle of Emmitsburg met at the home of Varerne Overman on Thursday opening with Ben Bolt. The program on Nourishing School Lunches was led by Education Chairman E L Hixbee. included a violin solo by Mr. McDonald and a vocal solo by Miss Marr. A demonstration on making paper crystal trees and lamps is planned for February 23 at Mrs Harry Boyle’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmitsburg
Marr
Harry Boyle
Landers
Esme
Entertain At 500 and Mrs Nosk S Jenkins Prize Winners
During the evening refreshments were served. Invited guests included Mr and Mrs Earl Cage, Mr and Mrs Herman Uhisch, Mr and Mrs James Chambers, Mr and Mrs Wilbur Micademus, Mr and Mrs Ray Beck, Mr and Mrs Jack Potterfield, Mildred Smith, Alien Nicodemus, Miss Lucille Nicodemus, Hanlord Boxer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nosk S Jenkins
Haz Beck
Earl Cage
Herman ‘Uhisch
James Chambers
Wilbur Micademus
Ray Beck
Jack Potterfield
Mildred Smith
Alien Nicodemus
Lucille Iicodemus
Hanlord Boxer
Brother in law of former Kaiser arrested in Berlin
Alexander Subkow, brother in law of the former German emperor, was arrested at the Caganova Cafe after allegedly knocking a beer boy unconscious. He was taken to the police station and released after his name and address were recorded. The incident began when he demanded a private talk with another guest in the alcove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Alexander Subkow
Victoria Schaumberg-Lippa
Subkod
Afeter
Sukkom
Two Earthquakes Felt in Jerusalem and Palestine
Two tremors struck Jerusalem and surrounding towns with the first at 3 am and a stronger second at 750 pm. Shocks were felt across Palestine causing wall cracks at the Hebrew University building and damage to the AL bridge over the Jordan. Air traffic was halted. No casualties reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
Jewish Telegraphic Agency
Althourh
Palestine
Jericho
Tel-Aviv
Hebrew University Pulding
Mt Stopus
Jordan
Four Critically Hurt At Grade Crossing
Scranton Pa Feb 23 AP Four people were injured when a train collided at a grade crossing. Among those present were Mr and Mrs T H Baumgardner Mrs Chas Whiderard Mrs John Everharé and several others, including Chas Howard Lent of Baltimore and Gee H Nordy and family from Hagerstown. Four generations were represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
T Four Peres
Dapost
Charlee Raymen
Ted Ber
West Sevenin Shroée
T. H. Baumgardner
Chas T Whiderorard
John Everharé
Arca Sm
G .H. Deleshmatt and Son
Chas
Howard Lent
Baltimore
Gee H. Nordy
Chil Area
Hagersfoll
Sain
Washington Press History and A Marine Death Bribe
A historical overview describes the handling of White House press conferences from President Coolidge onward, noting the shift away from the term White House Spokesman and the move to background briefings. It references a Senate bill awarding $1000 to a boy killed by a U.S. Marine in the Republic, framed as an act of grace despite liability questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jatar
Fiat
Hacaig
Oslickog
Coolidge
White House
Cuntitge
Mr. Coolidge
Senate
Comm Republic
Por
Committee Named for Rockville Fair Preparations
The Montgomery County Agricultural Society appointed committees led by president Clarence L. Gilpin for the seventy-fifth annual Rockville fair. Teams include Buildings and Grounds with Waters Cashel Holland, Advertising led by Thomas Trundle Le Gupin, Cattle with Waters Haight King Brown, and Tractions with Thomas Holland Gilpin Harris, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockville
Montgomery County Agricultural Society
Clarence L. Gilpin
William A. Waters
James T. Cashel
Chas. G Holland
Willar. J. Thomas
Otho C. Trundle
Clarence le Gupin
Z. M
Charles G. Holland
Wiliam A. Wall
Thomas
Perrie E. Waters
Edward P. Abbe
George M. Hunter
Perrie Bow
James T. Cashell
Wiliam A. Waters
Maurice Cissel
William J. Thomas
Damee C. Christopher
James F. King
James T. Cassell
Thomas I
DR. King
Mond
Harvey J Falke
W Ware
John T. Coolahan
Chas
F. Haight
Z M Waters
Otha C. Tronic
Harrer J. Bartis
Pam
Cronise Couple Celebrates 55 Years of Marriage Today
Mr and Mrs A C Cronise of Dal received congratulatory messages from many friends as they marked their 55th wedding anniversary today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Cronise
Dalwreuur
Road Commission Shortage Reaches Forty Thousand
A government inquiry reveals a road commission shortage totaling forty thousand dollars. Investigators report fraudulent salary advances and forged payees, with grand jury action pending and possible broader fraud involving multiple employees and checks not cashed.
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Bhatrgenasg
CMW
Matt
Ahan
John Nv
Putte
Smi
jHlerbert Re
Cahuer
Mackallane
Ritchin
Stormey
Grand Jury
Commission
Mackall
Frederick Dollar Days Opens With Busy Shops and Bargains
Crowds filled Frederick as the third Dollar Days sale began amid good weather. About sixty stores displayed official emblems in their windows and offered a range of bargains. Shoppers visited multiple outlets, some nearly depleting stock on flash specials, while merchants reported strong early business and expected continued demand through Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Alleged Poison Liquid Blamed for Man's Death
In a city court trial, a suit alleges two defendants sold a liquid to George Bowers for internal use. After consuming several drinks he fell gravely ill and died on May 2. Mrs. Bowers sues with counsel Samuel A. Lewis, while Joans S. Newman presides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camanes
Woltshire
Sissies
Joan S& Newman
Bowers
Ant
Warship Bill Cut Sparks Committee Action
Fragmented text outlines approval steps and funding stakes for a warship bill. Mentions committee review, oath, and possible rider provisions. References unclear dates and disjointed phrases but highlights a major funding cut and legislative proceedings.
De Molay Pilgrimage To Washington From Frederick Chapter
About 44 Frederick Chapter DeMolays and advisor Oliver C. Warehime joined the first annual DeMolay pilgrimage to Mt. Vernon and Arlington. The trip, sponsored by the Robert LeBrave Chapter in Washington, featured ceremonies at Arlington National Cemetery and Mt Vernon, a Washington dance for 600 couples, and a large turnout of about 1,000 DeMolays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Chapter
Order of de Molay
Oliver C. Warehime
Mt. Vernon
Robert LeBrave
Washington
Frederick
DeMothys
Arlington
George Washington
Clarendon
H. L. McConnell
Richmond
Mt Vernon
Washi
John C. Palier
D.D
Ernest Burch
Paul L. Moats
Clarence 0. Mohler
Leo Peyton
Brunswick
Ward Named Chief Ump For Blue Ridge Loop
Blue Ridge League announces Peck Ward of Baltimore as chief umpire for the 1928 season. Ward has umpired two years in the league and represented Blue Ridge in the Five-State series last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward
Chief Ump
Blue Ridge Loop
Ha Crstown
J. W. Jamison
Blue Ridge Teague
Peck Ward
Baltimore
Blue Ridge
Hearing Tonight on Warrant Case and Forfeited Collateral
A warrant issued this morning tied to 95 Smith and Justice Bennet will be the focus at tonight's hearing. Wednesday night Winpigier forfeited $5 collateral in connection with the same affair under the cy ordinance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eirg
Smith
Wing Justice Bennet
Winpigier
Inverta Cy
Man admits killing woman over marriage dispute
Police report a man admits to poisoning and burning a woman after she refused marriage. He describes striking her, then pouring gasoline, and fleeing. A letter found with bonds claims the writer planned the act and took cash from the victim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tien
New York
Mae Weeler
Aloriztiera
Hai Moff
Miss Brown
Abe
Students Recital and Local News Highlights at Hood College
Hood College students perform in a varied program at In Bre dbeck Hall featuring piano works by Frank and Saint-Saëns, vocal pieces, and a duet. The event follows with community notices including Obenderfer property sale at 122 West Street and election results in Gaithersburg Community League. A local murder of a colored man is reported as found dead in his home, with Sheriff Roderick and Dr Bourne called. Market notes mention steel and price movements in a separate bulletin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood College
Bredbeck Hall
Aliegra
Emily McCabe
Franck
Alice Prongs
di Lotus Blame
Schw Duble
Die Ruth
Sebobert
Gladys Ramsberg
Stickles
Grace Longhtorte
Misa
Katharine Grambs
Mine
Quilter
Soa Muleteer
di Noxero
al Kuhos
Widmiag
Dorothy Auten
Jaas
Hill
Pusey
Narjoris Rusieka Tatlong
Reeth Saint-Saens
Gensvieve ‘Ery
Ruth Brillhart
Obenderfer
West Street
Fre W. Obenderfer
Blir
Court Home
More R. Flautt
Evargaretta Oberderfer
Guy L. Fout
D. Princeton
Sjnetice
Sherman P. Be
Sherif Roderick
Dr. U Bourne
Thomas P. Rice
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N. C
Don
A. Mckwan Ganley
Virginia
Hoover
Prohibition
Blackmer
ONL
Senateur
Lester
Salema
H. M. Blackmer
Karl C. Schuyler
Denver
Schuper
Midwest Refining Company
Montiel
Teapot Dome Naval Oil Reserve
Kaiser
Rockville Fair
Charman Mackall
Coe Boone
DE Molay
Ror Edmonston
Brunswick Heights
Petersville
Howard Marvin Jones
Frank J. Stover
George R. Dennis, Jr
Edgar H. McBride
William E. Dar
Stsisn Auto
HI Park
Marmene Varg
Wom
Anonymous
New Jersey
Community League
Edgar Rogers
Washin Grove
Gaithersburg
Gaithen ‘High School
Edgar Jobeson Gatthersbuts
Bates Ete
Jack 8. Ely
Imar Belt
Gaithen
York
Toow
U.S
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