Managers elected at Frederick County Agricultural Society meeting
Frederick County Agricultural Society held its annual meeting in the court house. Eleven directors were elected with votes ranging from 312 for Austin P. Renn to 126 for George Allnutt. Treasurer reported net earnings of 11,734.54. A committee was named to prepare a new constitution and by laws for life members and general improvements were outlined by Dr. Charles H. Conley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Charles H. ‘owler
Lee Ranteberger
R. W. Smith
Stevens
Abrad femp
P. M. Hitcshew
James H. Cramer
George 5. Allnutt
Austin P. Renn
Leonard c. Jarrick
Renn
Ward j ttansfer
Messrs. dinutt
Cramer
Barrick
rer
Guy Elifetter
Lewis R Derizbaugh
no H. Worthington
bie
Circuit Court
iett
nanization
andere
ge Worthington
Winton McSherry
David C. Winebrenner
Frederick County Agriftural Society
Frederck County
Charles H. Conley
Fred
Maryland State Association
hie
Dr. Conley
Conley
evick
Fredenck
East middle West
Frederick Fair
Third Victim Of Bomb Explosion Succumbs Today
Dorothy Hall dies at four in Seat Pleasant Maryland after a New Year bomb blast at Jahr S Batt home. Two Baltimore detectives assist inquiry as authorities hold a suspect for investigation. Mrs Nancy Hall Brady, her sister, and baby Samuel Hall also died in the blast.
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Seat Pleasant
Dorothy Hall
Jahr S. Batt
yall
Marlboro
testame
Baltimore
sisting
Ruchead
J Frank Parran
Nancy Hall Brady
Dorothy
Samuel Hall
Brady
Las
Man Grieves After Shootout Victim in Maryland
Alonzo Price, a Black war veteran, closely guarded at Mercy Hospital in Baltimore after confessing to killings during a gun battle with Patrolman Talbot Kelly in Lutherville. Price is listed for speedy trial once able. Dorothy Burgess, injured, recovers at home under care. Police credit Harvey and railroad agent Grayson for aiding arrest.
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Baltimore
Jan
Mercy Hospital
Alonzo Price
Heuben Heyman
Dorothy Burgess
Luthermile
Talbot Kelly
Towson
Price
Burgess
Harrisburg
Lutherville
sTra
Kelly
Grayson Harvey
Pennsylvania railroad
Frice
j Br. Conley
D. Pruceton Bucker
Charles Wertheimer
Wertheimer
agricultural , society board of managers
David Cramer
Walkersvile
Eugene A. Grove
Glenn H. Worthington
George S. Allants
Roger B. Wolfe
Ward Stauffer
Walkersville
Mr. Cramer
David C. Winebrenner
James H. Cramer
John L. Shaw
Frederick
Austin P. Renn
Buckeystown
John J. Shay
Edward Toms
Harry C. Cramer
ballowing
the
Agricultrial Society
Lewis R. Dertzbaugh
pristege
mahovai
Markiand Racing Commission
emus
Fire Damages Capitol Dome. Origin Under Inquiry
Washington reports a blaze badly damaging the Capitol dome with investigators unsure of the cause. Architect David S. Lynn questions whether spontaneous combustion or a smoker in artist Charles Moberly’s studio sparked the fire and notes Moberly’s statements about possible prior activity and alcohol use.
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Moberly
Lynn
Senate
Webberly
Washington
Jan
Charles Moberly
capitol
Baird
Moterly
Hal
Half
Virginia Bank Robber Escapes as Loot Remains Missing
William F Lindsay 26 of Lovettsville Va robbed Farmers and Merchants National Bank in Hamilton Loudoun County locking cashier Theodore Reid in a vault and escaping toward Maryland. About $1,897 to $1,897 unaccounted. $2,367 found in three paper bags with the loot later returned to the Hamilton bank. Lindsay fled across the Potomac toward Maryland prompting a 70 mph chase. his wife Mrs Elizabeth Cramer Lindsay released by officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Loudoun county
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
William Francis Lindsay
Lovettsville
Frederick
Yellow Springs
J. J. Cassidy
Verner Redmond
Hamilton bank
Lindsay
Frederick county
county
hame
Thomas L. Cramer
Walkersville
William
Roderick
Potomac river
Maryland
Washington
Catoctin mountain
Hamton institution
Roy Filippo
G. E Warner
Arthur Cox
Faman Brown
Ham‘ilton
Leesburg
Theodore Rew
Reid
Mr. Reid
Red
Purcellite
Hammalton
Purcellville
Rousd Hill
qtr
Brunswick
Joseph Chet
Sergt
Cassidy
Bruns
Knoxville
Sandy Hook
Ceresville
Pennsylvania railroad
Redmond
Seventh and
Market streets
atreet
Round Hill bank
Toudon county
Farmers and Merchants National
Bank of Hamilton
Theodore Reid
Virgina Loense
Murderer Otis Whitmore Given Jail Term in Baltimore
Reported Jan 4 AP describes Otis Whitmore fined 200 dollars and jailed 66 days for driving while intoxicated and 15 days for reckless driving after a head on collision with a woman driver. He faces 165 days if costs unpaid. Details include witnesses Russell Fulmer and Herman Main, and Whitmore's prior record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis Whitmore
Walkersville
Alton Y. Bennett
Equor
Whitmore
Reverdy Cronenburg
Russell Fulmer
Madison street
Herman J. Main
city hall
North Market street
guitte
Cronenburg
Sleet storm causes fatal wreck near Wooster
Sleet and a speeding train crashed into a high school basketball team bus near Wooster Ohio killing seven youths aged 14 to 18. Eight other students were hospitalized. the deceased were members of the Burbank high school team returning from a win over Big Prairie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster
Ohio
Burbank
Big Prairie
Shreve
Wilbur
Forrest Grubb
Claude Repp
Wayne Lehman
Emil Timic
Eugene Talley
Willard Baker
Edith Repp
Lola Talley
Officers Installed at Palestine Encampment No 20 IOOF
Palestine Encampment No 20 IOOF held a Friday meeting with chief patriarch Wm Edward Gannon presiding. Officers were installed for the term led by Deputy Grand Patriarch BL Earl Remsbere and include Frank E Brengie as chief patriarch and other named officers. An annual meeting of A P members in Baltimore Jan 18 was announced with Delaplaine leading the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Star
Frederick
Order of The Eastern Star
Leonardi Nothagle
Guy C. Roser
Guy Roser
Norman Slagen
Mayetta Hershberger
Bar Lampe
Mary E Rhoads
Clifford Yinger
Adah
Eighr Hemp
Ruth
Elizbeth Herwig
Esther
Roy Schroeder
Martha
Walter Feaga
Electa
Edna Himbury
Harriett Schell
sentinel
William Herwig
E. Grace Hagan
marshall
Hobart Alburgh
Maud W. Dittmar
Worthington P. Wachter
L. Leopard
Llroyd Harshman
Lewis M. Sponseller
Palestine
Edward Gannon
Earl Remsbere
Eh G. Hauga
mer Brown
Chars E Keser
Charles P. Staler
E. Brengie
Aiton Y. Bennett
Wi- Jobr
J Feaga
P Staler
dacob
mide sentine
John T. Lipps
outside sentinel
Henry E Cramer
S. Elmer ‘Brown
Eldred W. V
Breng’s
Grose L
Charles P
A. P
Baltimore
Chesapeake
Associated Press
Lord Baltimore hael
Wuam TF. Delaplaine
Frederick News and Post
Marriend. Daawere
Colt
Expert Verdict Expected Next Week in Hauver Case
Judge Wagaman, in the Washington County Circuit Court, reviews a blueprints plot of the scene near Thurmont where Deputy Clyde L. Hauver was slain. Charles Lewis and Leslie Clarke await verdicts from a recent trial as judges and state attorneys study diagrams and photographs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank G. Wagaman
Washington County Circuit Court
Thurmont
Clyde L. Hauver
Charles Lewis
Leslie Clarke
Hagerstown
J. B. Ferguson Company
D. Lindsley
Sloan
Albert A. Doub
Washington county
Cumberland
Harper Ballentine
Willam M. Storm
Frederics county
Distinctly American Gift For Bride To Be
Washington January 4 A distinctly American gift was sent by President and Mrs Hoover to their Belgian friend Princess Marie Jose soon to wed Prince Humbert of Tal. Ten Alaska seal skins were forwarded with a note offering any desired items. The message said the princess could have anything made from them. In Wall Street trading was active with gains and losses, as buyers moved to a select mix of public and mercantile issues. The two hour session saw about 1,200,000 shares change hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol
Charles Moberls
varius
aeere
Mebil FP
Moberly
Sidney S xatchell
Jona E L . Gamer
Texas
George W . Carver
Mount Ida
Washington i
Fredenck
Washington
Hoover
Pricess
Marie—Jose
Belgium
Prince Humbert of
Tals
Belgrem waar
Wall street
Will of Harry E. Carn Propst Probated Near Frederick
The will dated March 18 1925 leaves the estate of the late Harry E Carn Propst to his widow Margaret S Comrrstops who is named executrix and empowered to sell all or part of the estate. It was witnessed by Benjamin B Rosenstock and Walter England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
vernpropst
Harry E. Carnpropst
Fredenck
hasen
éce
Margeret
Trewil
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
Walter England
Firemen To Meet For Annual Assembly And Banquet
The United Fire Co holds its annual meeting election and banquet with city officials invited. Out of town guests include August Emrich chief of the Bau more Fire Department Edward O Conn or president of the City Fire fighters Association Cap Leaman No 24 Engine Company and George Nusbaum of the Washington Inspection Department. The banquet committee is led by Q Leonard Storm with members Carl Brown W Keiser Ralph Baker A Marrone Charles Lipps and Charles Binnua.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Fire Co
Board of Aldermen
August Emrich
Baumore Fire Department
Edward O'Conner
City Firefighters’ Association
Washington
Cap. Leaman
No 24 Engine Company
George Nusbaum
Washington Inspection Department
banque
Q. Leonard Storm
Carl Brown
W. Keiser
Ralph Baker
A. Marrone
Charles Lipps
Charles Binnua
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NEGROSLAYER
Albemarle County
Mary Sprouse
Ralph Gibson
Ivy
Eli GcHaugh
Sd Dunn
Sherif Redmond
State Police
Steiner
William O. Wertenbaker
hts
girard
Gibson
Ivr
Charlottesville
Montevue
Jeannie BelLashmuis
jesson
DeLashnutt
Frances Ridley Havengate
Hood College
J. B. Gerrick
Wm. FL. Schmidt
George B. Culler
Rey Leatherman
eaders
timor
sons’ club
E Cine
Jones
Maintone
capemecos
Charles Moberiy
BLAZE
Williams Observatory
Wik
Cracow
Poland
Hood
VIRGINIA
easpect
Sergt. Cassidy
Pretie jetek
Lindesay
Paul Benjamin Drexter
Cortland
Orlando
Pla
Bruns. Wick
Wolfe Glassner
taBor
Greenmmount avenue
Philip Glassmer
Glassner
HAUVER
Blue Blazes
United Company