Prisoners Arraigned In Circuit Court Report
A crowded courtroom in the county jail heard arraignments as 42 inmates were confined at the prison. Several defendants pleaded not guilty and requested jury trials, while others changed pleas or admitted to various thefts and larceny charges. Indictments covered watch and weapon thefts, seed, sacks, meat, and other items with several defendants from Frederick and surrounding counties.
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Prishouse
Terut
C. Rederick
Blue Ridge
Ines
Charles Millard
George Zumidyo
Viean O8
Calirg A Af Moter
H. M. Spahr Lime Company
Durant
Ted
Baltimore Pike
Barthelots
York
Washington
Howard Baker
Elmer Baker
Emmitsburg
William Bentz
Frank Smith
Francis Shorb
Arthur Werzel
Liberty
Austin Floss
Margie Schultz
Benjamin Rosen
Ftock
Russll Dykes
Ross Pisadea
John Timpson
Cornelius Ambush
Vernon Yingling
Frederick
William Scott
Thomas and Company
Jesse Derr
Ruth Marseilles
Miffat’ Bowie
Connecticut Takes Lead In Quint Tourney
Connecticut surged to the top in the quint tournament with Sebat starring for the Death. The article notes their early advantage and key plays shaping the lead.
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Connecticut
Indictments Return 34 Larceny Charges in Major Docket
A large grand jury returned 34 larceny indictments among 53 total, with other counts including bastardy, rape, false pretenses, perjury, and more. Prisoners were arraigned and officers moved to custody, with trial dates set and extradition of an accused thief arranged. Local property purchases indicate new homes being built in Middletown.
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Frederici County
Glenndher
Geruine Capiuses
Soba
Charles A. Six
C. S. Bracks
George Esteriy
Bord
Hester MI. Esteriy
Cleveland Grove
Amy A
Hoppr" Grose
Fry
John G. Wotley
Maurice Wooster
Cadiz
Henry Fry
Point of Rocks
Ohio
Local court grid of petty larcenies and pleas
In a December session, Joseph Smith pled guilty to larceny of chickens valued at 44 from Ciimson Boitzapple on January 1 and pleaded not guilty to another charge from December 28. he elected trial. Joseph Norris pled guilty to stealing merchandise valued at 4.45 from Clarence A Hefer in January and to a theft of 10 from Honaré and Emma Hotel in February. Ernest Harry Canton and three others were remanded without bail as one case.
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Joseph Smith
Ciimson Boitzapple
Las End
Smith
Triad
Joseph Norris
Ts Br
Ernest Harry Canton
J H Gambrill Sr to Observe 99th Birthday Sunday
James H Gambrill Sr. prepares for his 99th birthday Sunday amid reflections on prosperity and Rome. He compares modern civilization to ancient times and comments on peace, trade, and the idea of a League of Nations, while noting his stance on free trade and naval rights.
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JH Gambrill, SR
James H. Gambrill
Rome
Gambrill
Greece
Mc. Garbii
Wilson
League of Nations
Mrr
Garpball
United S
Jeng
Tis
Geneese Reported Much Improved
A brief item notes that Geneese has shown marked improvement in health. The report offers no further details on timing, symptoms, or official statements.
Freezing Adds 10 Traffic Hazards In City Streets
Snow removal by H and P L Railway crews eased roadside banks but slushy streets lingered. Pedestrian and vehicle flow slowed as motorists hesitated in thawing conditions. Temperatures rose to 47 degrees then plunged to 19, delaying progress and keeping roads narrow. Clear weekend forecast follows bitter night.
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H & PL
Real Estate Sold At Courthouse Public Sale
Real estate on Wilson Avenue and East Church Street sold at public sale this morning under a mortgage from Margaret M Bell and the late Townsend W Belt. George Burdette and Jolliffe bought the Wilson Avenue property for 3400. The 224 East Church property, a two story brick dwelling with drive, was purchased for 700 by Mr Js We. E. Darnet was auctioneer and A. A. Wood solicitor. Jacob Roticbeck was trustee. A parcel at 229 227 North Market and 11 and 13 East Third Street failed to sell. George A Pearre Jr is trustee. The 11 acre Mit Picagant farm sold to Calvin Sn peourt. W Darner listed as attorney. Nationalists Revolt report notes Chang Tsung Chang backed by former Shan ty. Additional details unclear.
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Wilson Avenue
East Church Street
Margaret M. Bell
Townsend W. Belt
George Burdette
Jolliffe
Burdette
East Church
We. E. Darnet
A. A. Wood
Jacob Roticbeck
Elizabeh Bursing Miller
Court House
North Market Street
East Third Street
George A. Pearre, Jr
Mit
Picagant District
Emory B. Lease
Luther
Calvin Snpeourt
Erry Fs Alon
Tong Lea 'MeEsiz
New London
Senate Downs Heelin in Flag Fight
The Senate defeats Heelin in a flag fight by a 70 to 7 vote. The outcome tightens control on the issue and signals party alignment in the chamber.
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Senate
Reversals on Nicaragua Question Stalled by Votes
The Senate voted 48 to 32 to reverse an earlier decision on withdrawing all Marines from Nicaragua after debate over a Dill amendment. Funds over 12 million were approved to begin a new cruiser construction program alongside the withdrawal issue. Rail consolidation legislation was reported favorably to the Senate to enable limited, efficient intercity systems.
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Senate
Atselt
Deposed Herrin Mayor Sent to Prison
East St Louis reports a ousted mayor jailed after sentencing for corruption. Two other ousted officials received fines and prison terms. In local news, Hood College Marionettes performed Alice Sit-By-The-Fire in Brodbeck Hall on February 22, a three act Barrie drama about family estrangement and social reputation. A formal dinner followed in Cobjentz Hall.
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East St. Louis
Feveral
Hood College
Brodbeck Hall
Alice
Sir Jes Barrie
Robert Grey
England
India
Cosmo
Amy
Amy Gres
Ginevra Dunbar
Ife
Cobjentz Hall
Weather Outlook Says Colder By Midweek
Fragmentary report notes next week bringing colder air with hints of measurable precipitation. Forecast mentions possible 56mm in a single period and talks of Executive actions at Hat, suggesting a regional weather advisory.
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Hatcolder Tutsaay
Weauesday
Burning Bidy QF Woman Fourd Along Roadside
Fragmentary OCR note reports a fire or burning incident involving a woman near Anis te Heesery along a roadside on WR. The garbled text obscures clear details such as location, time, or agency.
Anniversary Remains Center Of Family Of Eleven In Frederick County
Mrs. Cronise celebrates 56 years of marriage to Mr. Cronise. They live in Frederick County with eleven children, seven still living, and many friends sending best wishes. The article also notes a February anniversary and details on the couple’s happiness and domestic life. Also included are brief items about the Frederick Art Club reading course and a Rebel O. O. F. meeting with a radio minstrel program and refreshments.
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Mr. Grontse
Lewistown
Menike
Biglerville
Syst Press Quarthree
Frederick
Wadi
America
Ehib
Imemaker
Samaritan
Rebekah Tanae
Rie Rebel
George
Franrence E. Wifard
Old inaugurals recount time wasted on ceremonies
The reminiscence recalls Roosevelt in 1905 and Taft in 1909 inaugurations, noting weather, crowds, and notable figures. It mentions Wood, Pershing, and Peyten taking posts, plus Weather Bureau chief Moore’s weather flareback. The piece contrasts inaugurations under Roosevelt, Taft and Harding with political mood shifts.
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J. J. Pershing
Tokio
Peyten Oc. Murch
Taft
Washington
Dean
Che Minzard
District of Columbia
Wills Moore
Moore
Weather Bureau
Witness In Massacre Is Now Missing
A witness in a massacre case has vanished while connected with ongoing court proceedings. Authorities seek information to locate the missing person and continue the investigation.
Kidnapped Doctor Found After Night Attack
Detroit AP report says Dr Loyal Tucker, key witness in the interse dispute, was found unconscious in the city. He says four men assaulted him, forced him into an open car, and slugged him on the head on his way home. His clothes had no labels, suggesting a plan to end his life.
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Battaloates
Canada
Cape Breton Sarbor
Congressional Committee
United States
Unen
Roosevelt
Umit
Page
Asc
Alton B
Dr. Vacker
Biveau Lass
Dantees
Lyarskaak
Dis
Georre Moran Gam
Sty Et Erin
Saave
Tacker
Detroit
Li+ gad Gratiet
Wih
Edward H. Fox
Tiker
Surtereuge
Chicage
Dr. Tucker
Charter Clause Delays Rockville Bank Building Project
The Farmers Banking and Trust Company of Rockville cancels the Tyhman Moyer contract for a 1100000 building after a clause limits expenditures to 15000. Directors seek stockholder approval to amend the charter before resuming construction, likely delaying the Rockville Court House site plans and the State Senator Eugen Jones opposition to land purchase.
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Farmers Banking and ‘Trust Company of
Rockville
Tyhman Moyer Company
Allentown
H. G. Buck
Courtas
Eugen Jones
Stimson Sails From Manila for United States
Fragmented AP copy notes General Henry Stimson leaving Manila to return to the United States amid terse commentary on a voyage. The dispatch references Hoover and Foch in a brief military context, with detached remarks about a morning meal and a luncheon.
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Stimson
Manila
United States
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