Disbarment in Hoppy Grove Case Draws Dissent
Baltimore attorney H. Wal i Ganster was disbarred by the Maryland Supreme Bench for conspiring to defraud client Harry A. Grove known as Hopps in removal of liquor from the Outerbridge Horsey distillery near Burkittsville. The court noted possible lower federal standards among prohibition agents, while Judge Eugene O Dunne dissented criticizing prohibition director Edmund Budnitz for approving the plan.
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Grove
Atlanta
Ganster
Hhe
Supreme Bench
Eugene Odunne
Edmund Budnitz
Maryland
Groves
Reputante
Gansters
Commercial Radio Link Between New York and London Opens
In offices of the A T & T Company, Gifford demonstrates a new commercial radio telephone service linking New York and London with Sir Evelyn Murray in London. The test includes five currency transactions totaling about 1 million dollars and highlights ongoing technical challenges during early long distance calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
London
A. T. & T. Company
Crowdway
Gifford
Evelyn Murray
Evelyn
Executioner Carries Out Six Executions in One Day
New York AP reports Robert Elliott, an executioner for several states, carried out six death sentences in one day. He presided over three men at Massachusetts State Prison in Boston and two at Sing Sing in Ossining, New York, earning 900 dollars for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Robert Elliott
Massachusetts
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Marning Eliott
Edward J. Hoelnlein
John J. Devereaux
Joe J. McLauchlin
Ossining
N. XM
Sing Sing
Char Geldson
Fazar Umer
George Wuba
Nerree
L. F. Chusetts
Accident Victims Improved Says Officials
Report from authorities states that Josep Wallace and Laniz Lasiz, both from Market and New Year area, have improved after the accident. Wallace was 3 é and Laniz unclear while details remain limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josep Walace Lasiz
Wallace
Laniz
New Frederick Eagles Lodge Home Opened with Initiation Event
The new Eagles No. 1067 lodge in Market Space Frederick opens with initiation of about 90 members from Frederick, Hagerstown, and Brunswick, led by John Parry of Kansas City. The building completed December 23 and includes reading rooms, club rooms, a lodge hall, and two state rooms. Improvements cost 4500 dollars.
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Frederick Aeried Ot Eagles
John §. Parry
Kansas City
Hagerstown
Brunswick
Frederick
Gilmore Flautt
W. F. Larder
Vesti Ale
kKitchen
Tory
Focal Lodge
Aos
James
ceeuTeasc _ eae
Two Men Held in Baltimore Assaults on Two Women
William Shores of Baltimore and Gilbert Murphy of Annapolis Road Westport were held at Southwestern Police Station charged with assaulting and robbing Miss Jessie Cauldwell 19 and Miss Ethel Mix 22 after leaving a roadhouse. The victims, crying, reported Clarke Le Roy a soldier from Governor's Island New York invited them to ride home but was beaten and ejected. An automobile rented from a Baltimore agency was found abandoned near the scene.
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Baltimore
William Shores
Gilbert Murphy
Annapolis Road
Westport
Southwestern
Jessie Cauldwell
Ethel Mix
Iris
Annapoli
LeRoy R. Clarke
Governor’s Island
N. Y
Murphy
Shores
Clarke
Itimore
Advance Speculators Again Control Market
Spectators for the advance regained control of the price movement in today’s stock market after an early period of irregularity. The sale of the 60,400,000 York city corporate bonds established the highest general level in 15 years by bond prices and the lowest renewal rate on call loans, reflecting easier credit conditions and influencing short covering. The renewal rate on call loans was reported at 3 4.12 percent.
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New York
York City
Om Cail
Poet Laureate Frank L. Stanton Dies at 70
AP reports Frank L. Stanton, 70, poet laureate of Georgia and longtime Atlanta Constitution staff member, died at home. Known works include Mighty Like a Rose and Just A Wee for You.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Frank L. Stanton
Georgia
Atlanta Constitution
Stanton
National Guard Court Witness Officers Begin Sentencing
In Frederic Maryland a conference of National Guard court witnesses opens with officers arriving in uniform. Discussions cover regimental athletic programs, armory training, recruiting, and officer duties. A related case results in Nickel's arrest and a $25 fine for a court matter. An auto damage trial begins with a 12-member jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Guard
Conferencemere
Francis Scott Key Hovel
WHS
Johnson
Frederic
Maryland
State Armory
Col Marker
Opera House
Wl Ness
Ee Thore
Carter
Ian Wah
Suse Lon
Inten
Beiek
Suleer
Nickel
Jadze Worthington
Warrankh
Sheri
Roderick
Kehne
Bennett and Brown
Cobicute and Weinberg
Oscar W. Keyser
Otis Arnold
Tral
Worthington
Frederick Jefferson
William J. Buxton
Taco D. Adams
Walter R. Wentzel
John J. Shindledecker
Charles W. Rowe
Maurice T. Warner
Geo. . E. Hood
Charles C. Maught
Harvey E Cramer
Keisers
Stoner and
Storm
Arnold
H. K. de Lauter
Shaving Mug Social Register Passes With Time
In Kansas City scene changes erase the private shaving mug tradition once marking social status as barbers report shifts toward modern practices. Buck Ramsey, longtime Frederick and Blue Ridge League figure, wed Miss Mary Gipp in Harrisburg, PA, after health recovery from paralytic illness and retirement from baseball management.
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Frederick
George
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Mary Gipp
Race Street
Harrisburg
Buck
Old Fox
Hayii
Taun
John’s Hocking Hospital
Baltimore
Hopeles
Warrisburg
Ramsey
Pneumonia Causes Death of Mrs Tucker
An elderly woman identified as Mrs. Tucker died of pneumonia after a long illness. The record notes a seven year residence at a location near West Patrick Street and Church Street. The fragmentary item references a German death and an 1881 date.
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Tucker
Town Savings F
Patrick Street
Church St. Waered
Knight of Supreme Kingdom visit noted in Macon
Dr John Straten of The Cair Paplist Church in New York appeared in Macon with a claim as a Knight of the Supreme Kingdom. The group was linked to Ku Klux Klan organizers and announced plans to bar teachers in Macon as part of their program.
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Macon
John d Straten
Cair Paplist Church of
New York
Itr
Supreme King
Kineton
Arke
Fie Ku Kinx Klan
Tenishi Tzaien
Supreme
Macon T. Aon
Ras Scenies
Turkish steamer sinks at sea with 25 drowned
Report says a Turkish steamer foundered at sea amid a voyage, resulting in 25 deaths. Survivors and authorities began rescue and inquiry efforts as details remain incomplete.
Nicaragua Crisis Tangles Line of Succession
The article discusses the Nicaraguan presidency dispute following Solorzano’s rule. It notes Adolfo Diaz’s 1912 1916 presidency and Chamorro’s resignation, with Sacasa and Solorzano as rival leaders. Congress and the Supreme Court are depicted as central to the contested interim government and constitutional authority.
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Salvador Gastrillo
United States
Diag
Necaritcan
Uy Congress
Dee Cordante
Ston Mwust
Nicacagua
Harmer
Solorzane
Fettter
Congress
Sacasa
Tiberaly
Solorzany
Savasa
Oreaslunde Siicu
Conservades
Heather Solorzano
Senor
Adolfo Diaz
Nicaragua
General Chamorro
Solorzano
Senor Diaz
de Neto
NEA
Ian
al Republic
Popabic
Ik Carlos
Grand Vate
Treridem
Juan 1 Sieasa
Nicarastu
Caruicle
Chamorro
Congress Aml
Vengréns
Dr. Sacasa
Supreme Court
Juan Sacasa
Yaill
Diaz
Bee Ug
Washington Y
Government workers seek salary increases from 400 million fund
Government employees push to use part of the 400 million government surpluses for salary raises arguing acknowledgment of their cooperation with the administration's programs. The National Federation of Federal Employees claims its members contributed to national prosperity and economic improvement.
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Rodney Dutcher
Nea Servier
Washlassos
Jan. T
Congress
Cool
National Federation of
Fede'ral
I I
Conanal Frances
Gandil accuses White Sox players of fixing games
The affidavit claims payments from Sox men to Tigers figures in a scheme to fix games. Gandil says he was promised rewards for “soft” games and that the scheme was discussed with court-ordered commissioner Kenesaw Mountain Landis as he prepared to testify.
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White Sox
Aarne
Ganker
Vstt Amd
Tee Petro
Paade
Vromet
James
Comiskey Fapek
Hefane
Gandil
Bim
Gani
Kenesaw Mountain Landish
Frostburg Fire Destroys 26 Autos and Damages Dwellings
A Frostburg blaze at Harrison Lemmert’s garage early this morning destroyed 26 new automobiles and damaged three frame houses owned by Charles Shields. Hotel operator Myer Gerson saw guests flee in night clothes as water pressure failed, total loss about 16000 with partial insurance.
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Frostburg
St. Cloud Heledo
Harrison Lemmert
Charles Shields
Myer Gerson
Two Flying Cadets Die in Plane Crash and Chinese Hold British Concession
In Kelly Field Texas two flying cadets died when their planes collided at low altitude and crashed. The dispatch notes tension over a Chinese concession and reports evacuation of American women and children from Hankow as British steamer evacuations proceed.
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Antonn
Texay Dlan
Gab Terre
Poth Mmembeta F
Tp Advangeed
Echool
Kelly Field
London
Shanghai
Ting
Uneate
Haankow
Cady
Shanshal
Store Managers Entertained and Social Evening Recap
A fragmented report describes a gathering where store managers and guests shared a social evening at North Market Street near April. Attendees included Anna T zvu rermed and Mrs Ham Wrst John Tet, with remarks by General Maa Wehaha and Mrs Stopes. An attached card game session and a later toast by Abe West are noted in sparse detail.
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Anna T
Ham
Maa Wehaha
Mage
Stopes
North Market Street
Rodeli
Tee Bagel
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H. Wal i Gunever
Ace As
Ent, Harry A
Hopps
Grove, of
the Supreme Bench
Outerbridge Horsey
Burkittsville
Chante F
International Ac
Y. W
Miriam Apple
Y. Wlc. A
Hood College
Ia Os
Pegi
Satrsrs i
Mincreases
Eagles
Polige Court
E. K. Corum
East Slath Street
Charles W. Smith
Sherman P. Bowers
Corum
W. E. Virte
Virt
Corain
Garfield Spencer
Greenfield
Smith
David Stalker
Adamstown
Justice Bowers
Emanuel Lee
Constable Smith
Lee
Harry C. Nickel
Ager
Business Week
Buck Ramsey
Zack
Ward McAllister
Middle West
Sernss Rach
SUN
Tad Iwen
DR. Straton
Knight OF
Supreme Kingdom
Rita
Nese
Diaz VS. Sacasa
Nica
Diate
Carty York
Stuart
DR. T. 5
Vaca
Salvador Castell
Tigers
Sioner Landis
Eleanor
Wilian
Wils Fisher
Oiey
Thay & Wouli Zu
National Association of Manufacturers
Wil
Pdheo Vl
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