Five Rohrback Farms Sold At Public Auction
Public sale at the Frederick county court house realized $42 967 72 from five Rohrback properties in Buckeystown district near Lime Kiln. Purchases included William E Moran for Gayfield at 22447 87 and Clarence Pattow at 14297 with other buyers taking lots across land areas from 50 to 179 acres. Robert Rothback served as attorney and William Darner acted as auctioneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret TE
Charles Rohrback
Court House
Buckeystown
William E. Moran
Frederick County
Moran
Gayfield
Clarence Pattow
Dutrow
William J. Grove
Mr. Grove
Mr. Wave
Sugar Boal Mountain
Charles Wertheimer
Jacob Rothback
Wm. Darner
Minister Arrested When Found With His Organist
Rev Frederick Harold Johnson pastor of the Pilgrim Congregation church in Mansfield Ohio is under arrest in Jamestown New York on an offense charge awaiting federal action. He confessed he left Mansfield two weeks ago with organist Pear Dubanpeck in an automobile and arrived in Jamestown recently. He said church funds paid his expenses to a Buffalo conference and they planned to return to Mansfield. The minister is married with one child and the couple have been living in a rooming house since arriving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Jamestown
N. Y
Frederick Harold Johnson
Mansfield
Ohio
Mr. Johnson
Pear J. Dubanpeck
Buffalo
Strike by Women Brings 6 Riot Calls in Chicago
In Chicago on February 27 a strike by International Ladies Garment Workers led to six riot calls and violence reported by police. A manufacturer was attacked, non union workers were slugged, shops damaged, and two men distributing rally hand bills were arrested. A lost box of tools from a State Roads Commission truck was found and returned by W F B Beall of Yellow Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
International Ladies Garment Workers
State Roads Commission
News Post
W. F B. Beall
Yellow Springs
Brunswick Man Acquitted On Assault Charge
William He. Lerch of Brunswick was acquitted by a jury of assault after a workplace dispute at the BL & C railroad yards. The case before Judge Worthington opened the court session. Lerch was defended by H. Dorsey Bitchison. The day also included a preliminary hearing for Barry Leatherman of Johns ville on a milk can theft charge. Leatherman faces grand jury action. Other trials listed include Edward L. Montgomery, Perry Grove, and William Moore of Knoxville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William HE. Lerch
Brunswick
Lwas
Worthington
Lereh
BL & C
J. F. Bissett
Lerch
Bissett
H. Dorsey Bitchison
John H. Etzler
Richard Couglin
David I. Hoke
Ssane M. Fogle
Robert L. Ogle
Cecil D. Hightman
John P. Werking
Abraham Hemp
Richard N. Cromwell
Daniel W. Zontz
Martin L
Leatherman
A. A. Willard
Edward L. Montgomery
Perry Grove
William Moore
Knoxville
Sluggish Morning Brings Losses Across Markets
By the Associated Press trading in New York grew extremely sluggish in the morning session. Virginia Carolina chemical issues showed further weakness as preferred fell four points and common declined 11 4. Oils remained heavy and call money opened at 4 1 4 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
New Uniforms Shown by General Butler Parade
A fresh photo depicts Patrolman Eliott of Philadelphia wearing one of the new safety uniforms devised under General Smedhey Butler. The attire is described as nifty and modern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliott
Philadelphia
Smedhey Butler
Eight Tons Dynamite Blast Rocks City
A blast of eight to ten tons of dynamite at the M J Grove Lime Company quarries near Frederick was felt as a miniature earthquake at 12 30 pm. The explosion, reportedly the largest by the firm, drew invited film crews and photographers. The shock was reported across the city including the Francis Scott Key Hotel as homes rocked in the southern area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
M. J. Grove Lime Company
Francis Scott Key
Memorial Services Honor President Harding in Joint Session
Secretary Hughes delivered a eulogy at a joint Senate and House memorial for Warren G Harding. He praised Harding as American in inheritance and training, self reliant, and endowed with a keen mind and strong body. Hughes urged unity beyond politics, noting his generous and kindly spirit and regard for human fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Warren Gane
Harding
Hughes
Senate
House
Unghe
Potomac Edison completes seven percent stock sale
The Potomac Edison Company ends the sale of AO seven percent preferred stock started Monday morning. The issue was oversubscribed within two days and was described as a success. L L Wiegand of Slagerstown said subscribers were eager, with satisfactory market demand and cooperative support from the company’s employer aiding the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac Edison Company
L. L. Wiegand
Slagerstown
Nce
Local Personal Notes From Frederick Area
Purely personal items list Mrs Richard D Johnson of Frederick visiting and returning Mrs E G Shepherd of West Pord street returning from Shippenburg Pa Mr Lewis KE Bureck of West South street celebrated 78th birthday Mr Derek a painter remains active Mr and Mrs FLW Wrinwell and Mrs Flume of near Frederick registered in Hotel Pennsylvania New York
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard D Johnson
Frederick
Ferdinand Wiliams
E.G. Shepherd
West Pord Street
Shippensburg
Lewis KE. Bureck
West South Street
Derek
and Vre
Flw
Wrinwell
Wrinwell and Mrs
Flume
Near
Pennsylvania
New York
Mrs Houck To Entertain in Bridge Tea
Mrs Ezra Houck Jr of this city will entertain this afternoon in honor of guests Mrs A T Rager and Mrs Ned Clark of New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houck
Ezra Houck, Jr
City
Bridge
A. T. Rager
Ned Clark
New York City
Wire communications tie White House to Palm Beach inquiry
Telegrams read by the Oil Committee show Edward B. McLean in Palm Beach receiving signals about a private wire to access the White House. Messages mention C Bascom Slemp and A Mitchell Palmer, Francis McAdoo, and efforts to contact McLean through Wardman Park and Starling of the White House Secret Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Edward B. McLean
A. B. Fall
Palm Beach
Fla
Oil Committee
John Major
McLean
Washington Post
Florida
White House
Major
C. Bascom Slemp
Walsh
Lenrool
McAdoo
Francis McAdoo
New York
Dairymen Gather for Maryland Virginia Milk Producers Meeting
More than 300 dairymen from Maryland and Virginia will attend Thursday's meeting of the Maryland and Virginia Milk Producers Association at 1 30 p.m. in the Arch Street School auditorium. The session will discuss implementing a surplus provision effective March 1 with Frank S. Walker presiding and John McGill Jr. addressing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Virginia
Leng
Frederick County
Frank S Walker
John McGill, Jr
Washington
General Conference Of Y Meeting To Be Held Here
The General Conference Session of the First Interstate Older Boys Conference will be held in this city from February 28 to March 2. Activities include devotional services, group meetings, afternoon sightseeing, basketball and swimming, and a public evening session on World Brotherhood at United Brethren church. Measles epidemic strains host arrangements, with homes needed for visiting delegates.
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Trinity Chapel
JL. Wall
Bays
Obdingerstown
Wall
Venri L. G. Wielfer
Jeader
EB. T. Bononi
Assosiate
Haltimore
Robert J. Hisenhauer
Frederick
A. G. Bookwalter
DeGroot
Interstate Commerce Commission
Y. M.C.A
Harry T Kaker
New York
A. Ff Beck
Baltimore
Thompson
Virginia
Inechaipa
Homer J. Conneleor
Evangelical Reformed Church
Wasside Inn
B. O. Thomas
Albert M. Coblentz
Benjamin Rosenour
Leslie N. Coblentz
G. Nevin Robert
W. FR. “Elgler
BH. J. Cobluta
Thomas 0. Hayward
Elias Th. Ramsburg
ED. McCain
William ©. Humm
WW. D
United Brethren Church
World Brotherhood
Te 1 Miller
Washington
Wiliam Th
Glen
Willam Knowles Cooper
Wash Justo
TMC
YMA
Mr. Cooper
Y.m.csa
Australia
Herry J. Baker
Ternational Commission
Y.M.C.A
Scotts
Wayside Inn
Bowman Nominated in Dense Local Democratic Clash
Opponents of Mayor Chartres foe Bowman of Hagerstown fail to rally at Democratic Primary. Delegates friendly to Bowman will control the convention to be held Saturday night. The page also lists party candidates for City Council Ward 2 and Ward 4, and various property transfers and marriage licenses in Maryland counties and towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chartres FE
Bowman
Hagerstown
Clamle Jacobs
Clyde EE. Brewer
Jenben Misey
Attorney General Daugherty May Step Down Soon
Washington reports Attorney General Daugherty may retire from the cabinet once the Senate probes official acts. An imminent statement is anticipated as advisers debate whether a future resignation would appease critics. Coolidge aides weigh the political implications of any pledge to resign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Daugherty
Senate
Coolidge
Accident Victims Recovering After Bus Truck Collision
Report says all injured in Monday evening crash between a city bus driven by William C Hann and a Welsh Transportation truck are improving. Hann suffered chest bruises and sprains. Mrs Urner also recovering. Bus damage about $1000. State Police investigation ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Hann
Welsh Transportaton Company
Hann
Himmond Urner
Bowman
J. F. Welsh
Welsh Transportation Company
John Lightner
Welsh
Storm at Hotel Ends Klan Meeting in Waukesha
About 3,000 people stormed the Commercial Hotel in downtown Waukesha Wisconsin last night to disrupt a Ku Klux Klan meeting. Lights were put out windows smashed doors broken and the Klansmen fled to the second floor where they were rescued by police and volunteers from Milwaukee. Captain Larry Welsh spoke to attackers from the shoulders of men before authorities intervened. Two New York visitors Mrs August J Raggi and Mrs Ned Clark are guests at Colonial Apartments East Second Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Waukesha
Wis
Milwaukee
Larry Welsh
Wausheka
The
American Legion
August J. Raggi
Ned Clark
New York City
Ezra Houck, Jr
Colonial Apartments
East Second Street
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Rohrback Farms
William F. Moran
Clarence Dutrow
Wm. J. Grove
William E. Lerch
Harry Leatherman
Johnsville
Potomac Edison Co
Employe
Whitehouse Talk
Mitchell Palmer
Meean
J. W. Seveley
Palmer
Fred Starck
War Finance Corporation
Fall and Daugherty
Atty.Gan
Albert B. Fall
Harris
Wwing
General Conference of “Y
Howard N. Bell
Samuel A. Lewis
Samuel A. le
Luther B Carr
Methodist Episcopal Church of
Horace Tt Smith
Claude H. Smartz
Addie C. Gaugh
Florence E. Creccet
Thurmont
Daniel Baker, Jr
T. Grove Lime Company
Horace L. Kackley
Ethel Wynkoop
Berryvilla
Charles W. Snarr
Graceham
Lola Luella Stitely
Tharmont
Mrs. Urner
Hani Weller
Dua
Legion Head
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