Annan, Horner cases set for Saturday court
A backlog of indictments schedules Andrew A Horner and Edgar L Annan of Emmitsburg for trial Saturday on false pretenses and embezzlement under a joint indictment. Attorneys Lewis Harp and Nice represent them as pensioned by the county court calendar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew A. Horner
Edgar L. Annan
Emmitsburg
Horner
Annan
A. Lewis
Lim
William Brightwell
Brightwell
Martinsburg
W. Va
Harry
Virginia Kunipple
Ellis Carty
William Speaks
Andrew A IJ Torner
Lewis
Harn
Nice
Edgar Ju
Harp
Warn
Semi Annual Rally for Evan Schcal Lutheran Sunday School
The Evan schcal Lutheran Sunday school holds its semi annual rally Sunday at 1 oclock with superintendent Horace Zacharias in charge. A musical program led by Markwood Hirp and an address by Rev Theophilus J. Gachr are planned. An annual banquet by the Men’s Club, led by Jesse H. Michael, follows at 7 at the Bayside Inn. Members expect many attendees and a class visit to the Methodist Sunday School with Leader’s Class addressed by Mr Michael.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evan Schcal Lutheran Sunday School
Horace ©. Zacharias
Markwood D. Hirp
Theophilus J. Gachr
Presbyterian Church
Jesse H. Michael
Bayside Inn
West
Michael
Methodist Sunday School
Final international contehes selection in Rechampion
The English porn team for the international contehes with America will be selected at a finale to be held in Rechampion on May 31 and May 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Rechampion
Adamstown seeks new rural schoolhouse petitioned
A Adamstown Women's Club petition, with 20 signatures, asks County Superintendent G Lloyd Palmer to erect a consolidated rural school building. The group cites high costs, rural needs, and proposed vocational agriculture in county high schools to serve farm children, plus transport aid for distant students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adamstown
G. Lloyd Palmer
E. W. Brindie
Women's Club
J. D. Blackwell
Maryland
Blackwell
Frederick City
Frederick
Alice Bell
Pussyfoot Johnson to Speak Tonight at Calvary M Church
Temperance leader Pussyfoot Johnson, recently back from campaigns in South Africa and Egypt, will address Calvary M church Wednesday night. He travels under the banner of the leagues against alcoholism and will discuss The Cross and the Crescent and law enforcement. no admission fee. GG. M. Hammond of Nashville will accompany him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pussyfoot
Johnson
South Africa
Egypt
Calvary M
London
England
Leagues Against
Westerville
Ohio
America
William Eugene Johnson
Coventry
N. Y
Connecticut
M. Hammond
Nashville
Tenn
Conference Plans Complete for Boys Conference in Frederick
Frederick prepares for the annual Older Boys' Conference with about 250 delegates from Delaware District of Columbia Maryland and more. Local hosts list 50 Baltimore entrants 12 speakers and 15 to 100 homes needed to shelter visitors before Friday sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laters Ince
Uscdr
B. Grove
Iuys
Frederik XY. M.A
Delaware
District of Columbia
Maryland
Frederick
Baltimore
Washington
Hagerstown
Wilmington
Del
Ju Tron Annapolis
Salisbury
Trinity Chapel
Charles H. Groesbeck
Lloyd Cutler
BL. Ramsburg
Jocal X.me Cooaq
Melvin Bugte
Hoy
Hart Etchison
Charles Hagan
Poison sausage botulism outbreak hits Italian farm colony
Three dead and eleven ill after eating suspect sausage, with three in critical condition, in Sterling Colorado area. Victims are members of an Italian farm colony. Also noted Bus Line hearing set for March 5 on Caleb A. Delauter bus permit from Frederick to Washington DC with a route via Buckeystown Dickerson Poolesville Dawsonville and Rockville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Sterling
Col
Caleb A. DeLauter
Frederick
District of Columbia
Hue
Public Service Commission
Buckeystown
Dickerson
Poolesville
Dawsonville
Rockville
Dictriet Vine
Black snake found in snow signals early spring
A black snake about a foot and a half long was captured alive by Dr. R Weddle of the Potomac Edison Company near Mt Airy while inspecting a high tension line. He tracked its path from a chestnut stump to a road in Frederick, noting the unusual warm weather omen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Weddle
Potomac Edison Company
Weddle
Mt. Airy
Frederick
Chester Author and Playwright George Chester Dies
George Randolph Chester, famed author and playwright of Get Rich Quick Wallingford, died in New York at age 55 after heart attack symptoms following a long day of writing with his wife Jillian Chester. He was born in Cincinnati and noted for collaboration with his spouse on several works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
George Randolph Chester
Get Rich Quick Wallingford
Cincinnati
Jillian Chester
Chester
Alleged auto thief McClintock linked to two wives
Police say C H McClintock of Angerstown was involved in auto thefts including cars of Dr W S Lansdale and George Creager. Reported to have a Newcastle wife and two children, with another wife in Slagers town. Chambersburg jail awaiting further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. HU. Mcclintock
Angerstown
Dr. WS. Lansdale
George Creager
Woodsboro
Frederick
Chumbersburg
Newcastle
McClintock
Slagerstown
C. H. McClintock
Chambersburg
McClntock
Tragerstown
Chambersburg Wiriday
Meadville
Maryland Per Capita Debt Among States Reported
Maryland ranks fourteenth in state net indebtedness per capita at 1490 with counties at 1682 and incorporated places at 6759. The state’s per capita debt totals compare with New York Oregon Tennessee Washington and New Jersey as top higher-incurred entities. Kentucky shows the lowest per capita debt at 20608, while Oregon leads among high per capita figures in the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marslangyaune
Pace
Kentucky
Oregon
Maryland
New York
Sint
Tennessee
Washington
Sofan
New Jersey
Carter Found Guilty In Motorcycle Theft Case
William Carter, 22, of Knoxville, was found guilty by a jury of larceny of a motorcycle. Judge Worthington presided with the case heard this morning after a Monday afternoon start. A mercy recommendation accompanied the verdict as Carter testified to his innocence and witnesses for the defense were absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Carter
Knoxville
Worthington
Carter
Crist Jacobs
Bat Tardy
Jacobs
Fannie Crummitt
Pearl
Andrew Danner
Roy Shelton
Brunswick
George Smith
Frank
Warren Harley
James Carey
Woman Prison Matron Shot and Strangled in Indiana Prison
Miss Louisa Richards, 70, matron at the Indiana Women's Prison in Indianapolis, was found murdered in her room. Police said she was beaten with a blunt instrument and strangled. A search is on for prisoner Gladys Ellis, alias Catherine Negers, who escaped during the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Indianapolis
Ind
Louisa Richards
Gladys Ellis
Catherine Negers
Morning trading unusually quiet on Wall Street
The morning trade in the stock market was unusually quiet as bear traders faced substantial support when trying to depress standard issues. Short selling persisted in certain specialties and rails trading remained sluggish. Call money opened at 43 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
McAdoo Contests Ohio Delegates in Democratic Primary
William G. McAdoo will contest for delegates to the Democratic national convention in Ohio. Telegraphic authorization was received by Secretary of State Brown allowing Wrouh D. Wilkin of Cleveland to enter McAdoo's name in the Ohio primaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Preas
Columbus
William
McAdoo
Ohio
Wrouh D. Wilkin
Cleveland
Brown
McAdoe
Rev Dr Pearce Dead After Illness in Syracuse
Reverend doctor Liston Louston Pearce eighty five years old prominent American Methodist editor and clergyman died Monday at his Syracuse New York home of several months illness born Springfield Ohio he served in Virginia Maryland Michigan Calvary M E church in Albany and edited Baltimore Methodist Union and Daily Christian Advocate Union before guiding Central New York Conference activities recently. Edward S Weaver preliminary hearing postponed to March nineteen he is held on bond amid investigation not yet in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liston Louston Pearce
Syracuse
N. Y
Tie
Springfield
Ohio
Virginia
Maryland
Michigan
Calvary M. E
Baltimore Methodist Union
Daily Christian Advocate Union
New York
Edward S. Weaver
U.S
Noel Waller
Weaver
Tarper
Merry
Tiberty
Georges Carpentier Aims To Drive In Frence Grand Prix
Famous pugilist Georges Carpentier announces plans to drive a racing car in the France Grand Prix, the premier upland race, set to take place next August. The move marks a bold shift from boxing to motor sports as he seeks a new sporting challenge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georges Carpentier
Oil Committee Sees Telegrams From Washington
The Senate oil committee met in executive session in Palm Beach to review telegrams sent to Albert B. Fall and Edward B. McLean. Western Union and Postal Telegraph officials presented the messages, many lengthy, and some to be filed in records tomorrow as committee work continued. Senator Adams said no telegrams from individual committee members were found. Senator Walsh revisited the Republican National Committee bureau dispute after adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Albert B. Fall
Edward B. McLean
Washington Post
Palm Beach
Pla
Senate Oil
Western Union
Postal Tele Righ Company
Lenrool
Adams
Colorado
McLean
Wilsh
Monana
Senate
Repubican National
State Council O U A M to Convene in Frederick
Preliminary arrangements for the seventy sixth annual session of the State Council of Maryland Order United American Men are under way in Frederick with about seventy five representatives and alternates elected. The meeting is expected in the Fre danta Council chamber on Court Street. Local council delegates and alternates are listed along with ex councilors anticipated to attend. A severe storm is forecast along the Atlantic seaboard with heavy snow from the Ohio Valley to the coast as a disturbance intensifies offshore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Council of
Maryland
United American Men
Iran Wees
Maj
Elmer I. Munshower
Charley A. Landis
Fredonia Council
John W. Falk
George T. Baumgardner
James M. Dabel
Francs Scott Key
Fredant Council
Pythian Castle
Court Street
Fredanta Council
George T . Shuffler
Wm. D. Grave
S. Joseph Riymerman
J. Tobrey
Associated Press
Washington
Atlantic Seaboard
Weather Bureau
Ohio Valley
Atlantic
Alabama
Cabinet Meets Without Daugherty Resignation Mention
President Coolidge conferred with Paul Howland and discussed Attorney General Daugherty in a private session before the Cabinet meeting. White House and Justice officials declined comment. Senate leaders blocked immediate consideration of Wheeler’s resolution investigating Daugherty’s administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Coolidge
Jony
Paul Nowland
Cleveland
Daugherty
White House
Department of Justice
Witte House
Montana
Lodge
Massachusetts
Moses
New Hampshire
Heavy Snow and Wind Predicted for City and County Tonight
A national weather forecast warns of heavy snow or rain with high winds hitting the county tonight and tomorrow. Western Maryland may see heavy snow with possible coastal gale conditions if precipitation is heavy. Total snowfall expected around an inch to an inch and a half. temperature highs near 37 and lows around 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Washington
Ensterm
Maryland
Public Service Commission rules for Union Bridge electric case
The Public Service Commission filed an opinion Monday requiring Union Bridge Electric Manufacturing to supply electric current to Charles I Shriner of Taneytown. Shriner alleged discrimination after refusing to enter a street lighting payment agreement led to refusal of service and unfair rates. The small monetary dispute drew three lawyers into a bitter contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Service Commission
Union Bridge Electric Manufacturing Company
Charles i
Shriner
Taneytown
ASST FORESTER DIES DURING FARMER TREE PLANTING DEMO
Samuel Corbin assistant state forester collapsed and died of heart disease Monday while lecturing farmers at Snow Hill Worcester county on proper pine tree planting. Born 1893 in Philadelphia he earned a 1917 forestry degree from Pennsylvania State College and joined the Forest Service after graduation. He was unmarried and resided with his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Corbin
Snow Il
Corbin
Tr T Warner
Girdletree
Worcester County
Philadelphia
Mer. Corbin
Pennsylvania State College
United States Forest Service
Coolidge Frowns on Large Appropriation Bills
President Coolidge condemns the numerous dispensing in Congress calling for large appropriations as harmful to national prosperity. The Feb 26 report notes the administration’s stance and concern over fiscal excess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
Associated Press
Washington
Congress
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Knipple
Edward l Montgomery
Jarry Weatherman
Perry Grove
William E. Lerch
William Moore
Frances Hall
Jarceny
Atchison
Clinton van Sprakle
Benjamin Shafer
Clinton Waton
Hall
Lewi
John Perkins
Nathan Bell
Lewi William Bnghtwell
William Brown
Bennett
Urner
Clarry
Virginia Knipple
Henry Hanes
M. Wood
TF Adames
Evangelical Lutheran
S. S
Arerives
Harvard
Charles W. Elot
University
Pussyfoot” Johnson
Temperance
Calvary M. E. Church
Interstate Boys’ Conference
John Henry Best
George Washington Brown
William B. Carter
J. Walker Carty
Alvin C. Doering
James M. Etchison
Terbert Free
John A. Hansen
Walter Kline
Irving Plunkett
J. Richard Ramsburg
Clark Thompson Wisotzki
Alan ©. York
William M. Brish
Ralph Zimmerman
FT. Warrington
W. Schmidt
Harry Nfull
Edgar Palmer
C. Arthur Moberly
Raymond 4
Starr
Donald J. Smith
Charles N. Main
Lincoln D Engelbrecht
George #. Salter
J. Harold Boone
Beverly Biser
Raymond York
James Henury Fisher
Clifford Gilbert
G. Bernard Stull
David M. Kemp Laurens N. Gowers
Carroll St. James
Edward J. Grove
Chester Tucker
James Cornpropsi
A. TB. Collmus
Jas
Carey
DR. Pearce
Calvary Church
Holy Land
Mrn
Philip Snowden
Rew Gritish
Palestine
OIL Committee
Fall
State Council, O. U. A. M
Upper
Attorney General
Forester
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