Eleven Prisoners Arraigned for Criminal Court
Eleven prisoners confined in the jail were arraigned before Judge John S. Newman with first hearings set for Thursday next. Three pled guilty and eight claimed innocence in larceny and robbery cases including O. G. Marker alias Markle, George Sullivan, Ernest Gardner, Frank Purifold, Ellis Carty, James Dailey, Richard Rodgers, Page Webber, Fred Fisher, and Samuel Giles. Some elected trial by jury, others before Carroll Thomas. additional prisoners await arraignment on murder and assault charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John S. Newman
O. G. Marker
O. G. Markle
C. Thomas Kemp
Sam W. Maples
George Sullivan
Dapper Dan
E. Guy Albaugh
Ernest Gardner
Presley Orrison
Brunswick
Frank Purifold
Frank Puritory
Marshall
Grant Allen
Daniel Laby
Samuel Harper
George Wilson
Court Business and Marriage Licenses in State Listings
Courthouse notices list multiple marriage license applicants including G Roy Sangers and Emmy Virginia Null of Emmita burg Ellsworth. Adams and Irene Nancy Reb uch of Shamokin. Stoya J Hammond and Edna C Williams, both divorced. Otis W Kishbaugh and Helen N Edwards of Nescopeck and Berwick. Howard Milton Barker and Alice Brown of Mt Pleasant. Chas M Utterback and Violet Margaret Manuel of Middleburg. John W Mehring and Sarah E Lesher of Harrisburg. Chester Nelson Wentworth and Elizabeth Gratton Oliver of Staunton. David C Smeger and Margaret N Kuntz of Bowmansdale, all with various ages and statuses. Property deeds recorded including Shank to Donisife et al for $1,300 and other transfers. equity actions for absolute divorce and sale of real estate. Weather: rain or snow likely Tuesday–Wednesday, with colder trend afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Roy Sangers
Emmy Virginia Null
Emmitaburg
Ellsworth
Adams
Millmont
Irene Nancy Rebuch
Shamokin
Stoya J. Hammond
Baltimore
Edna C. Willams
Brooklyn
Otis W. Kishbaugh
Nescopeck
Helen N. Edwards
Berwick
Y¢ Howard Milton Barker
Alice Brown
Mt. Pleasant
Chas
Margaret N. Kuntz
Bowmansdale
Raymond R. Shank
Evelin N_ Donsife
Roy J. Mumfort
Stanley Mumford
Complaint Filed Against Railroad
Washington reports the Interstate Commerce Commission filed a Clayton antitrust complaint against the Kansas City Southern Railway for acquiring Missouri-Kansas-Texas stock and seeking control of St Louis Southwestern. This marks the commission's first action of this kind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kansas City ‘Southern Railway
Anr
Missouri-Kansas‘Texas Railroad
St .Louis Southwestern Railway
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
Ginide Sugar Factory Mention Stirs Cubs Discussion
A quirky exchange notes a sugar factory connection to the Cubs with playful questions about sources. The dialogue hints at local industry links and community curiosity without detailing specifics.
Hoover Choice Would Upset Precedent
A historical examination argues that Herbert Hoover could alter presidential norms if elected, noting his cabinet leadership and lack of prior political office. It traces predecessors who rose from varied roles to the White House, highlighting the unpredictable paths to the presidency and the potential shift Hoover might symbolize.
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Nnt
Hoover
Coolidge
Harding
Wilson
New Jersey
Taft
White House
Roosevelt
McKinley
Baers Harrison
Ohio
Cleveland
New York
Arthur
Garfield
Hayes
Tilden
Grant
Andrew Johnson
Tennessee
Lincoln
Bananan
Russia
England
Pierce
Fillmore
Taylor
Polk
Harrison
Washington
Fire destroys block in Sharon Pennsylvania
Sharon Pa Feb 25 AP reports a massive fire swept an entire business block in Sharon, destroying four buildings including the Shenanee hotel. The blaze caused unofficial losses near a half million dollars and forced three secret guests from the hotel. The cause of the fire was listed as determined.
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Sharon
Fifteen Burned In Blast At Racine Screw Factory
Racine Wisconsin February 22 AP fifteen employes of the Racine Screw Company burned four seriously after an explosion of a dip tank of inflammable material today sixty workers forced to jump from the one story plant to escape. Historic Textiles Shown at Hood College exhibition continues until February 28 displaying medieval and Renaissance fabrics from Coptic to Italian silks and embroideries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Racine
Wis
Racine Screw Company
Hood College
Department of Home Eccnomics
Elvets
Frei
Lois Teenth
Fragmentary OCR Capture Reflects Conversational Fragments
Readable portions show a dialogue about age and affection with phrases like Your daughter looks very 17 and via an affection of the heart. The text then shifts to a doubt or misreading such as Ansurism and a garbled line referencing 124 Se. The source is incomplete and lacks clear narrative or attribution.
Hearings Extended for County Property Assessments
A large volume of complaints about property assessments was filed with the County Commissioners and Tax Supervisor on Friday, with one more day to submit objections before hearings next Wednesday. A lengthy list of residents and related individuals appeared at the session, including Jacob Rohrback, Mary Ramsburg, Lewis Rice, Roger Rice, George Shoemaker, Addie Rieh, and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Rohrback
Mary C. Ramsburg
Lewis A. Rice
Roger R. Rice
George W. Shoemaker
Ralph Rouizahn
Charles F. Seeger
Mart &E. Schaffer
Alice D. Rippeon
Maggie Sahm
Harvey E. Smith
Jane and Thomas Schley
Jesse X. Smith
Charles H. Rowe
Lloyd D. Roelkey
Wiliam M. Steckman
Charles W. Smith
Irvin G. Stride
George W. Salter
Mrs. Nettle Salter
Blanche F. Stail
M. Elizabeth Sponseller
William H. Riehl
Peter Besger
Marion J. Staley
Emma E. Suman
Keefer S$. Stu
Lettie Shaf
Caleb F. Rice
Leroy F. Sowell
Marietta Sponseller
Walter S. Stall
Ridgerr D. Simpson
Dr. R. W. Smith
Lilie M. Reich
Hany A. Rhoderick
Charles Z. Riddiemoser
John H. Summers
William W. Roberts
Simon C. Rice
Charles Six
Edward Simmons
Annie W. Rhoderick
Worthington C. Staley
Samuel E
Harold E. Stonebraker
Scott L
Isaac Shipley
Elisha C. Swomley
Francis X. Stacy
Milton L. Shook
F. B. Sappington
William H. Sherard
Montua
Montua] Insurance Company, Charles M. Shaffer
George Edward Smith
James E. Soit
Columbus A. Sunday
Charles L. Renn
Harry F. Shipley
Ellen M. Ridgely
Christian Rafline
Rona M. Schueler
Harry W. Strabe
Fannie E. Storm
George $. Summers
C. Irving Storm
Vernon M. Rhoades
Mary W. Smith
B. F. Ricketts
Jacob H. Schmidt
Fronval Sets New World Aerial Loop Record
Alfred Fronval famed acrobat completes 1,111 loops in a monoplane surpassing the prior 1,093 mark. Event witnessed in Paris with aviation notes, as observers note the feat and surrounding details amid a busy scene near Elm Street and the courthouse.
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Paris
Alfred
Fronval
Charles
Speed) Holman
Minneapolis
Young Blackmer Loyally Defends Missing Father
Denver testified before the Senate committee that he owes loyalty to his father and will not reveal private speculation. He declined to discuss why his father refused to return to the United States to testify, saying he loves his father and is his father's son. The committee pressed for an opinion on the elder Blackmer's conduct and absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hay Aly
Matou Ko
Denver
Senate
Ofl
Blackmer
Blacker
Nin
Astin
United States
Blackmers
United Sates
Bank cashier Lews F Levy faces embezzlement warrant
Haltimore Feb 33 AP auditors auditing Savings Bank books led to a warrant for Lews F Levy treasurer and branch manager on embezzlement charges. The bank closed and turned to the State Banking Commissioner. Shortage figures ranged from 1300 to 4300 dollars with more suspected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haltimore
Savings Bank
Lews F. Levy
Levy
Armstrong Thomas
Magie ‘Trate Caddet
Thomas
State Bank
George W. Page
Sit Sa
Hood College Students Recital Features Trio and Solo Works
Hood College music students perform a Brodbeck Hall recital showcasing Barbara Fout Grace Lough and Gladys Remsberg in long piano numbers and a varied program of songs piano solos including works by Beethoven Franck Schubert Gounod Saint Saens and others with several performers such as Emily McCabe Alice Pusey Alberta Rehmar and Ruth Bruthart contributing pianist and singer roles.
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Hood College Gate
Brodbeck Hall
Frederick
Barbara Fout
Grace Lough
Gladys Remsberg
Emily McCabe
Franck
Alice Pa
Schumann
Schabert
Sones
Ginck
Gentte Lute
Gounod
Caspin
Miss EK
Alberta Rerhumara
M Nianofortes
la Alice Pusey
Marjorie Razicka
Beethove
Saint-Saens
Gensviere Emery
Ruth Briithart
Mrs Busch Widow of Brewer Dies in Pasadena
Pasadena Feb 25 AP Mrs Lily Bosch widow of Adolphus Bosch founder of Bosch Brewery died here today at age 82. The wealthy philanthropist was the second widow of the brewer and had longstanding interests in charitable works.
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Pasadena
Cal
Lily Bosch
Adolphus Bosch
Cost Of Educating Each High School Pupil In County Last Year
The Frederick County Board of Education reports per pupil costs last year of 86.25 for high school and 40.22 for white elementary students outside Frederick, with Frederick county among counties spending under 45 per capita. Elementary cost 18.20 and high school 84.65 per pupil in 1925 26. Calvert county highest cost. Salaries largest expense. class size linked to costs. standardization efforts discussed. officials to attend Boston meeting. Brunswick High School reconstruction after fire pending wall tests.
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Frederick County
Capil Vueiay
Waio
Albert
Cook
Bet Rope Senos
Maryland
Calvert County
Palmer
William K. Klingaman
Cieal
Frederick High
Misa Helen J. Woodley
Charles H. Remneberg
Boston
National Educational Association
Sare
Lovejoy
Hood College
Brunswick Walte
Brunswick High School
William F. Chew
Baltimore
Experimental aircraft motor shown at Selfridge Field
Detroit february 93 ap major thomas g lanphier fight commander at selfridge field said experiments are being made at the field with an airplane motor operated tectro magnetically without fuel but no definite test result yet. Lindbergh witnessed the test but was an interested spectator. Stout of stout air service described the motor as drawing energy from electrical current and called the demonstration impressive while seeking a larger model test.
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Detroit
Thomas G. Lanphier
Selfridge Field
Associated Press
Lenphier
Charles ‘A. Lindbergh
Biut
Lindberrh
William B. Stout
Stout Air Service, Inc
Isnipet
Pittsburgh
Stout
Udeanny
Teacher to Testify Against Former Friend in Illinois Case
Ottawa reports Iola Bradford, a country schoolteacher, will testify Monday as the state's star witness against her former sweetheart Hiram Reed Fatma laverer, in a Pleasant Valley school case. The narrative notes Bradford's distant ties and mentions Riddell and Japan in unclear context.
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Ottawa
Iola
Bradford
Hiram Reed
Fatma Laverer
Pleasant Valley
Diamond smuggling leader dies by own hand
New York reports that Paul Bartnowsky, 38, alleged head of a diamond smuggling syndicate linked to Antwerp operations, killed himself with an illuminating gas inhalation in Brooklyn. Bartnowsky had been arrested last week at House Point. John M. Blake, AUSA, noted the ring moved hundreds of thousands of dollars in gems into the United States over several years without duties.
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Rookey Oltcher
NEA Serice
Wastirgtes
Herbert Hester
Eloekd
Wilde
Amerikan
Cabiner
Hoover
Aviation
Radio Alosmath
Lea
Jfegen
United States
New York
Antwerp
Brooklyn
Bartnowsky
Houses Point
John M. Blake
Paul Bartnowsky
Lindbergh Secret Plane Flight Leaves Selfridge Field
Detroit February 25 AP Col Charles A Lindbergh, a St Louis businessman, departed Selfridge Field in a Ryan monoplane for an unannounced destination. Selfridge flight commander Major Lanphier said the party would be gone about 30 minutes. Members reportedly planned Milwaukee, earlier rumors suggested Mitchel Field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Charles A. Lindbei
St. Louis
Selfridge Field
Thomas G. Lanphier
Coth
Milwaukee
Lindbe
Mitchel Field
Long Island
Case Dismissed in Kefauver Rase Trial
Fragmentary report notes case against Calvin Kefauver dismissed. Faint references to a Carter place and an operator Phebus. unclear details suggest a charted activity and planned private proceedings today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Kefauver
Kefauver
Za Signa
Carte
Phebus Lo' Swerte
Treat
Steike
Ted Owias
Chicago Mail Train Robbery Nets $130000
A masked gang stopped a Grand Trunk Telegraph mail and paycar train near Evergreen Park southwest of Chicago. They blasted a mail car, seized about $130000 destined for payrolls, and fled in a touring car after transferring cash to accomplices. Detectives later traced equipment used to the South Side.
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Chago
Chicago
Evergreen Park
Trrain
Port Huron
Mich
Fvereteey Park
Fregate
Tela Tee
Harvey Banks
Port Hawes
Federal Serve Bank
Mason Bank
In Hawes
Federal Reserve
Cape
First National
Bank of Harvey
First Lenten Service At Evangelical Reformed Church
The first Friday Lenten service was held at the Evangelical Reformed Church with a large congregation. Rev Dr Henri L G Kieffer led the program assisted by the Junior congregation choir of about twenty girls. music included selections by soloist Catherine G Cremer and organist, under Mrs W Diemar, with officers listed for the Junior congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Reformed Church
Henri L. G. Kieffer
Wm. Te
Bock
Te Crane
Saint-Saens
Catherine G Cremer
Jerusalem
Howard Hankey
Howard Hankey. the Dhetrader the Direction of Mrs. W. Diemar
Marardell
Donald Ramsberg
Reber
Hareld
Myers
Willie Teomem
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James F. Stoner
Alvill Conner
Matthew Miler
Forest D. Covell
Lula V. Peamtry
Bessie ¥. Geisinger
Bernard McCaffrey
Citt
Thomas E. Geisinger
Bestsie VY
Geisicser
Lloyd M. Kepler
Cornelia F. Kepter
Clifford Miller
Nellie Miller
Ella D. Weater
J. L. Repattxhs
Margaret, Brown
Park Avenue
Adamstown Club
Adamstown Woman's Club
Clark Gibson
Bernice Spring
George Washington
Genevieve Thomas
Reading
Valley Forge
T. E. Zimmerman
Harry ‘Thomas
America
C. E. Poole
Garey Lakin
Pearson
Tegwar
Tot
George Fogle
East Church Street
West Second
Court Streets
Oficer Allen Bart Gis
G. Allen Kive
Fogle
Monterus Hospital
Charles F. Goodell
Knights of Columbes
James Cardise
Cot Jed
Louse Areso
Tydings
Dadiey M. Page
U. S
Lexington
Newport
Folk, Wa
Malcolm Dickerson
Page
Ginide
Cubs
Dora
Shark
R. C. Higgins
C. A. McQuinn
Great Lakes
Kassy Bay
Mermiu
L. 2. Rosser
Atlanta
Hner
California
Wilson Avenue
C. Merle Dix
Elm Street
Court House
EL L. Sttely
Guy Kine
Mercersburg Academy
Renate Hospital
Young Blackmer
Elder
Music Dept
Eastin
Tex
Cestis
County Jaglse Bh
Bondammit
Garrett County
Ure
Worcester
Wicomico
G. Lloyd Palmer
Parent
Washington Street
Siompingly County
Japan
Ba . Riddell
Lindbergh
Bam
U. Riddiemaser
Chicago Mail
Fed
Evangelial Reformed Church
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