Complaints in Frederick City Reach 356 Hearings Soon
Frederick city taxpayers have filed 356 protest complaints against assessor valuations. Hearing day set for Wednesday February 29 with about 65 complainants per session. 3,295 property owners exist in a 14,260 population area. Names of those who appeared Thursday listed, including Lloyd A. Palmer and George D. Norris among many others.
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Frederick City
Audh
Tax Supervisor
Lloyd A. Palmer
Frederick Profesional Building, Inc
Mra
Henry Nusbaum
George D. Norris
Granville Michcel
Paul A. Plankard
Grayson E. Palmer
Georg J. B
Lewis
Geo
Edw
Prices move amid railroad buy and farm loan surge
In New York on February 24, stocks showed mixed currents with heavy bidding for railroad shares on reports of a consolidation in the east. Prices opened higher on a crop of brokers loans exceeding 30 million dollars but quickly retreated as selling pressure rose on weak favorites. Call money reached 414 percent.
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New York
Automobiles Damaged In City Collision and Court Hearing
An automobile collision near the Square Corner caused multiple damages. Calvin Kefauver’s car pulled from a curb prompting Pletus to swerve and strike Rosemours track and other vehicles. Officer Elrot Herman investigated. charges considered for reckless driving. A second crash at Church and Markey streets damaged a motorcycle and cars with minor injuries and no arrests.
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Weokemmie Balis Aiarrel Cn Dsrick
Boon Totes
Lawrence FE. Phebus
South Mar- Rel Street
Waa Travellig Cas
Parick Street
Calvin Ro Kefauver
Jefferson Street
Nefauver
Pletus
Rosemours
We Masesees
Rhoerick
Hi. K. C. Fox
Elrot Herman
State Police
Allen
Bennett
Tress
Church Aud Markey
Lodge Observes Washington Birthday by Lynch Lodge
About 175 Masons attended the Washington's birthday observance at Lynch Lodge and Columbia Lodge settings. The event featured an address on George Washington the Mason by Henry F. Holsapier and musical numbers, followed by a buffet supper served on the building's fourth floor.
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George Washington
Lynch Lodge
A. F
A. Masons
H. Noel Haller
Ifthia City
Hiram Lodge
Francis B. Sappington
James H. Harris
H. Lavier Michael
Austin E. Rhoads
Henry T. Wade
Joseph Stephens
Marion 5
Miller
Horcce B. Rhoads
Leen A Winehrener
William F. Darner
George Wiliam Stultz
P. T. Kuba
Woman Sues York Safe Chief for 560000
New York woman Ingebord Wistedt 16 sues S Ferry Laucks president of York Safe and Lock Co York Pa for 560000 damages alleging assault in Laucks apartment December 3. Laucks denies claim calling it a fabrication and says he will fight. Wistedt says Laucks took interest in her and gave gifts and that a December 9 visit included alcohol and dizziness.
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Ingebord Wistedt
New York
S. Ferry Laucks
York Safe and Lock Company
York
Laucks
Mr. Lancks
Frederice
Hand Injured at Garber Baking Company
Willard Sherfey of 344 North Maine street suffered a severe injury to his right hand Thursday evening when his hand was caught in a rolling machine at Garber Baking Company. He was taken to Fred City Hospital where doctors found his index finger broken and the hand badly lacerated. Amputation was not yet determined. He is 44 years of age.
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Willard Sherfey
North
Maine Street
Garber Baking Company Whia
Fred, Ed City
Sherfey
Dudderar Will Filed Probate of D A Dudderar Estate
The will of D A Dudderar is probated with bequests of 500 to Linganore M E church for pastor salary, to Strawbridge Home for Boys if preaching ends, to widow Myra L Dudderar a Hudson car and household effects, and shares to children William Russell Clifton Benjamin Charles Helen and Justis. Executors named without bond. Codicil notes loans to children count as estate obligations. Dated 1928 and 1927 with witnesses.
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D. Aiton Dudderar
Linganore M. E. Church
Unionville
Strawbridge
Eldensburg
Myra L. Dadderar
Hudson
Wiliam ‘. Thunderar
Russel A. Dudderar
Clifton P. Dudderar
Benjamin E. Dudderar
Charles W. Dudderar
Hlen A. Baker
Wil'am W. Dudderar
Justis A. Duddix
William W . Dudderar
Sarah Eecker
Truman E. Nustaum
Lev Weinberg
M. Margaret Marsh
Birger Gang Leader With Date Set For Hanging
Springfield Feb 24 The Illinois Supreme Court upheld Charles Birger conviction for murder and set Friday April 13 for his hanging. Birger led a southern Illinois gang and was judged for the murder of Adams, president of the West City tillette board, with co defendants Arnold Hyland Newman and Hyland receiving prison terms. A 12 year old, Harry Arnomason, was found guilty of actual murder and given a life sentence.
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Springfield
Charles Birger
Southern Tlinois
Hiinoia Supreme Court
Birger
See Adams
J Tillate Board of
West City
Art
Hyland
Newman
Harry Arnomason
Stone投nsailers hurt as window stone hits B and C line car
A stone thrown by a Black youth shattered a window on a B and C railroad passenger car near Lime Kilns about 2 oclock. John Harrie of Point of Rocks and an unknown woman were cut by glass. a boy fled into a nearby house as railroad detectives investigated. Similar earlier incidents raise police vigilance along the line.
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Sues
Trea & Stat
Tutte Ini Frederice
Mint of Rocks
Abe
Geeolime
Frederick
John Harrie
Jay Senger
J. W Pledge
Frederick Junction
Walter Axline
iTaiimad
Gold demand threat targets Westminster widow letters
Mrs Mary E Stoner widow of James M Stoner funeral director of Carroll county received a hand printed note demanding 3000 in gold with a threatening revolver sketch. The incident occurred after she found a similar letter days earlier in Littlestown and local detectives consider it a prank by an irresponsible person. Two of her sons work for the B and O Railroad detectives and another runs a Littlestown garage.
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Westminster
Mary E Stoner
James M. Stoner
Arroll County
Stoner
Carroll County
Pennsilvania Avenue
Re*tives
Littlestown
Om Returnlar
Mine Explosion in Jenny Lind Arkansas Reported
Fifteen to eighteen men are believed killed in an explosion in Mine No 3 of the Mama Coal Company at Jenny Lind near Fortener Arkansas. The blast occurred around 8 30 a m with about 125 men in the mine and adjoining pits at the time, though over 160 are believed to have escaped.
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Fortener
Ark
Mama Coal Company
Jenny Lind
Former Vice-President of Bank Arrested in Arkansas
Stanter Tee, former vice president and director of the Arkansas National Bank in Hot Springs, was arrested on a Federal warrant. He faces embezzlement charges accusing him of pilfering about $20,000 from the bank, amid allegations of peculations totaling roughly $175,000 from multiple sources.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Stanter Tee
Arkansas National Bank
Verdict for Defense in $7000 Damage Suit
Judge Newman returned a verdict for defendants Victor Wolteang and Herman Toms in a $7099 damage action brought by Mrs. John Bowers of this city. She claimed her husband died after consuming alleged poison liquid procured from the defendants. The defendants denied all alterations.
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Judes Joan S. Newman
John B. Bowers
Victor Wolteang
Herman Toms
Wolfsville
Mre Bowers
Indict Six In State Road Office Shortage Case
Grand jury charges allege six individuals tied to a shortage at the state road office. Accused include James Ho Wards and Francis J. Woods with theft and larceny counts, William J. Falken for embezzlement, Charles L. Robbins for embezzlement, and Thomas A. Batiter as an associated defendant. Proceedings cite specific sums and involved parties in a statewide office misappropriation case.
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Fur Dyer Ags
Janes Ho
Prancm
J. Woods
William J. Falken
Ft. Char
Magpie and Clam in a 1930s party showdown
Washington notes a vivid metaphor for the 1930s U S political landscape with Democrats cast as a magpie and Republicans as a clam. The piece predicts a season of partisan chatter focused on oil scandals and unemployment, while urging restrained response to accusations and avoiding public prosecutions.
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Washington
Harding
Pat Avésé
Republican Party
WEA
Lincoln
Machine Gun Bandits Hit Banks In Midwest Heists
Armed bandits robed the City Bank in Kansas City taking about 20 000 while a St Louis Wellston Trust Bank heist yielded 30 000. In both cases no injuries were reported as robbers fled in cars after brief sieges. A Kansas City bank suffered six minutes of gunfire but no one was hurt.
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Kansas City
Tetr Phandrts
R.C. Kemper
Mivney Liteineiver
H. Kheem
Fint
Eighteenth Street
Grand Avenue
Fred
City Bank
18Th Street
Grand Avenas
Edattion
St Louis
Founton
Wellston Trust Company
Easton Street
Widing
Ptatole
Suas
Grace Episcopal Church Brunswi ck to consecrate in May tentative
Grace Episcopal Church Brunswick plans a tentative consecration set for Monday May 21 to be finalized by Bishop Helfenstein and Bishop Murray. Rev K Burgess lists Lenten services at Grace and St Mark's parcel schedule with weekday prayers. The St Mark's Parochial meeting at Petersville on Eastern Monday April 10 will elect Vestrymen and report parish activities. Bishop Helfenstein to visit St Mark's on Sunday June 4.
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Grace
Life and Memorable Actions of Washington Book in 1841
A description notes a biography printed in Frederick by M Bartels in 1841 titled The Life and Memorable Actions of George Washington. It resides with Mrs. Henry C. Barger, 145 East Third, and was formerly owned by Thomas Barnes. The obituary mentions Washington funeral procession details and Masonic Brothers.
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George Washington
America
Frederick
M Bartels
Henry C. Barger
East Third
Thomas Barnes
Berger
Preseni
Lutherans to Meet and Hood College Debating Event
Frederick county readers hear Rev Dr Jacob W Kapp speak on The Program of the United Lutheran church in America at 7 39 tonight in the Evangelical Lutheran church. Also Hood College debates Bucknell women on primary elections.
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Frederick County
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Jacob W. Kapp
Cincinnouth
The
Brotherhood of the United Lutheran Church In America
Kapp
Maryland
Baltimore
Washington
Martinshire
Westminster
Cumberland
Tr. Kapp
United Lutheran Church In America
Brotherhood of the Lutheran Church
Virgil W. Doub
Lutheran Brotherhood of Marland
Hood College
Bucknell
Jr Heck Hall
Arttons
Hood
Ni Thoma
Tame
Cathy Peter Geet
Maryee Alternnate
Vasees Emil. Graham
Sarah Noielen French
Virginia Hunter
Charles Fie
Pride
Trvid Zammverman
Taskten
Jidgec
Fragmentary OCR Note on Bennett Shooting and Gas Tax Debates
Fragmented text mentions Bennett shooting case with Elmer Scherer and Mrs Bennett, police, and a gun incident. Also references gas tax, springfield session, and state constitutional matters with Hawes and administration. Details are unclear due to poor OCR.
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Hawes
Baltimore
Scherer
Bennet
Elmer
Abeba Bennett
S- Police
Bennett
Mra
Betela
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