26 Feb 1927
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1927
Page
1
In a Swarthmore court session ten prisoners faced arraignment for February cases. Several admitted charges including larceny and false pretenses. juveniles appeared with cases continued. The judge deferred matters as needed and noted ongoing proceedings and support from families.
A fragmented notice lists committee appointments for an event in Aspenied with unclear purposes. Names appear garbled, leaving the main action and participants only partially readable.
Chicago, Feb 23 AP report shows broader demand for wheat and corn futures. government rules loom ahead to ease delivery transactions. Wheat prices rise versus last week while corn and oats show mixed moves amid hopes for stronger demand and farm reserves. Prices for butter and other commodities also display irregular shifts as markets respond to policy and weather signals.
A Mt St Marys College drama, described by a local promoter, will be staged locally this week. The production features a Mount Saint Marys College cast and aims to showcase a historic theatrical piece.
The juvenile judge rules Buster Kolb under court jurisdiction and imposes a $100 fine or jail time. An appeal is filed. Police court proceedings await the outcome as authorities warn youths driving under liquor influence.
Frederick County dentists met Friday at Francis Scott Key hotel to form a study club. Dr. Stepi Hopkins of Bel Air presided with Dr. McCarrier of Ballymore and other board members present. Attendees planned future actions and discussed Maryland dental law topics as part of the new club formation.
Members of Palestine Encampment No. 84, I O F are requested to attend a meeting on the ninth day for conferring degrees. The work to be performed will be explained at Hampden Encampment. Attendance is expected from Bal. and nearby districts.
A fragment from a New York news brief notes an upward trend during March with limited readable details. Names, dates, or organizations are unclear in the surviving text. The item suggests evolving conditions but provides no concrete figures or full context.
A Friday evening ceremony in Brodie Shed featured the Hood Glee Club dedicating a newly enlarged lodge room as part of the second floor remodeling. Walter Lindticum of Baltimore conducted a varied program acclaimed for its technique and shading, including The Volga Beat Song and The Swan. An encore included Allah’s Holiday. The event also included a banquet and speeches by Grand Master Seipp and other officials, with the room decorated in blue and gold.
The Hood College promenade took place in Coblentz Hall with student committees from Tass organizing the event. Miss Marie Simpson served as general chairman with senior class officers and chairmen guiding committees.
Arrests were made after a faulty jail door allowed four prisoners to slip away in Westminster on a Friday afternoon. Toony Keller and three fellow inmates fled while two hours later they were pursued and overpowered after officers discovered their hiding place near a cannery by the Western Marsh tracks. The escape prompted a manhunt and the warden faced inquiries into the breached security.
Maryland Senate debates a 250000 bond for Frederick County school improvements and maintenance. A one cent gas tax for grade crossing elimination advances as a potential half cent final measure. Mayor and councilmen salaries, and a charter for cemetery management, also discussed amid session notes and local delegations.
A fragmented notice outlines a debate style in which participants present plays amid tension and bias. Names and specifics are unclear due to garbled OCR, but the piece highlights contentious rhetoric and contested viewpoints within a cultural forum.
Readable fragments describe a stock market scene with renewed industrial strength and lower money rates. Steel shares rose to record highs on news of production cuts and wage-related gains, while oil and automotive stocks showed mixed moves. A U.S. Supreme Court decision and a pivotal railroad ruling triggered short-term volatility, with investors watching General Motors and Chrysler style reports as earnings season unfolds.
The obituary reports the death of the late President Wilson's brother in Clarksville Tennessee. It notes burial arrangements, mentions the widow Mrs Medlroy traveling from Nash to Baltimore with the body, and recalls the brother's role as Sherwood President Wilson's spared political activity. He previously lived in the former home of Tom Wileen before moving to Haltimor 12 years ago. The text also references Mr Wilson as an insurer and author of several insurance texts.
Ninety people from Adams County and other sections attended the second rally in the Adamstown school auditorium under the Frederick County Christian Endeavor banner. William S. Wachtel of Myeravitta presided. Rev. Mr. Kleffman of the Petttige and G. R. Smith spoke, stressing prayer and citizenship. Edna Smith and Gerald Gola spoke on faithfulness and Christian loyalty as Miss Ruth Krieg and others organized decorations and dining arrangements.
A deed of separation suit has been filed in court. Details are unclear due to damaged text but the filing indicates ongoing legal action involving former spouses. The document references time frames and involved parties, but names and specifics are obscured.
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