Prisoner disturbance at jail visit to jailed wife
Lloyd Shank caused a disturbance during a jail visit to his wife on Thursday evening. He allegedly shouted profanity, cursed, and refused orders, prompting deputies to remove him from the premises. He remained jailed overnight for charges of drunkenness and disorderly conduct.
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LLOVO SHANK
Shani
Saris
Frederick bastise
Lfoyd
Lford
Isler
Wiliam Kalb
Skank
Llord
Hitle
Homee Hadcleizen
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ihen
Lord
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cosis
Blue Ridge Club Formed by Reformed Church Men
The men of the Reformed church in Lewistown form a club called the Blue Ridge Club. The first meeting at C. E. Hedges home on Jan 6 elected officers Merril Ramsburs president, Tr i Ramsburz secretary, array er treasurer, H. Lamber corresponding se ur, Dai Snuck chef. Talks by Merril Ramsburs and Prof. Palmer. Emphasis on fellowship among community men to support church activities. Next Sneakers meeting planned at Prof. Palmer's home in February. Amusements Committee listed.
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Reformed church wi Lica
Blue Ridge
C. E. Hedges
Lewistown
G L. Palmer
Merhil Ramsburs
Tri Ramsburz
arrayer
seur H. Lamber
Dai
oney Merril Remsburs
Palmer
amments
Walter Stull
Harms Stull
Jonn Rice
Upward Movement Gains Momentum in Markets
Market activity showed momentum as industrials with potential earnings and recapitalization plans attracted demand. Gains were driven by favorable trade reports and easing in the mopar market reflected in sharp improvements across shares and banks.
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yenewen ai ite
Saies
Baltimorean Dies in Albuquerque in 1930s Era
Baltimorean Charles Er. Bilgerimer of Baltimore dies in Albuquerque New Mexico. He came here four years ago and was the son of Madame Erzestine Selmen a noted singer. The report notes his father and lineage with minimal details.
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Charles
Er. Bilgerimer
Baltimore
sonimian
Erzestine Selmen
Gied
Gied_ iimere
Crippled Telephone Operator Dies at Post
Carrie Jonnson, a partially disabled telephone operator, died after remaining at her post during a fire that trapped the exchange. The fire cut off the building’s bail in and escalator access, leaving no further lines to restore service.
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Associated Press
Brookes
Maine
Carrie Jonnson
eid
Surprise Marriage Unites Miss Marken and Mr Abb
In Baltimore on January 3 at the parish house of St. Marys Church Rev J O Walls officiated over the marriage of Miss Donmihy Marken daugther of Mr and Mrs Warner Marken to Mr Willam Abb son of Mr and Mrs Abb of Hagerstown The couple plan to reside at Hill Haven Hagerstown after February 1 The bride studied at Hood Seminary and Had College and has lived in Philadelphia Washington and Baltimore The groom worked as a salesman and is now assistant manager at Crown Glass Company in Hagerstown
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Donmihy Marken
Warner Marken
Patrick
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Mondus
Caroline avenue
Baltimore
J. O. Walls
merse
albert Perkins
Marken
deast
Hood
Heod College
Sikce
Philadelphia
Washington
Abb
Frederick His2
John H. Grove and Sons
Crown Qi] 2nd Wax Company
Haserstewa
Hamilton Way
Ozd Hill
Haverstown
City rounds reveal broad county government activity
Reporter notes the January council round as Commissioners prepare state road recommendations and tax lists move forward. Ill Commissioner Dudderer’s absence at Frederick City Hospital marks ongoing efforts across departments with law enforcement shortfalls and pending reports from the Orphans Court and tax offices.
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Frederick City Hospital
Moenierue
State Roads Commission
Register of lis
Orphan's Court
ity
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empire police
ichare
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Weekend Weather Forecast Aims for Snow or Rain
Forecast predicts weekend precipitation with snow or rain possible. Temperatures around 38 degrees yesterday hinted at cooler conditions. winds and clouds persist, with no strong warm spell expected. Weather officials expect a slight rise in precipitation chances in the next 24 hours.
Funeral of Sister Nola Colahan Observed at St John’s Church
Pupils of St John’s School and many mourners attended the funeral of Sister Nola Colahan of the Notre Dame Order at St John’s Church Frederick. Six priests officiated with a Solemn Requiem, pallbearers were former pupils. Interment in St John’s cemetery. Sister Nola Colahan, born October 8 1883 in Roxbury Mass, entered the Notre Dame Order in 1900 and served in Maiden Rochester and Frederick areas. She is survived by four brothers John Joseph Thomas and James Colahan and two sisters Miss Cecelia Colhan and Mrs Ann Lynch, all of Boston.
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St John’s School
Mary Xola
Notre Dame Order
St. John's CuthoHe church
Francis A. Schwadlenberz
astor
St. John’s church
Francis J. Berrong
Boston
Wich
Frederick
Ambrose Quien
Phillip L. Ferreil
St on the Manor
np L. McNulty
Litertrown
George B. Harrington
St. Mars Hazerstown
Charlies Conies Sr
Rueulph Crouse
Allen Sterald
John Baer
Emor
Baer
Henry Decker
John
Josepn
Thomas
James Colzhan
Cecelia Colzhan
Ann Lynch
Cecelia
Joseph Colame
Valuation of Company Property Before Court
Testimony from estate experts before the Statutory Court hearing the Chesaneake and Potomac Telephone Co. injunction plea to restrain interference with its Maryland operations. Witnesses appraised Baltimore land and buildings as part of the case. Dismissed.
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Br Tre
Baltimor
Chesaneake and Potomac Telephone Co
Maryland
Baltimore
énancare
Chesapeake
Judge Worthington Speech at Means Church Meeting
Mr Worthington will address members of the Erangeli Reformed church at the Means Notion club meeting in the parish hall this evening at 6 25 oclock. The talk covers local matters and church affairs with audience questions to follow.
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Judge Worthington
Sasax
Glenn H. Worth
Erangeli Reformed church
Unusual Eclipse Forecast By Scientist For Jan. Twenty Fourth
Washington reports from AP that Prof. George H. Peters of the Naval Observatory outlines expected eclipse effects. He notes temperature drops, unsettled birds, and moon shadow movement toward observers. Central line crosses Montauk Point with northern Atlantic path, while eastern U S observers may see an early forenoon view. Scientists plan solar corona, spectroscopic tests, and potential radio signal experiments if skies are clear.
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Washington
George H. Peters
Naval Observators
North Atlantic Ocean
Montauk Point
DruisieFsten
suprise
Rea& Lake
Annesota
UWWautis Ocean
United States
Buffalo
Minnesota
Hudson River
Martha's Vineyard
Nantucket
Mass
New York Postmaster Dies Succeeds Wellington Named
New York postmaster dies and a successor is named Wellington. Jan 9 John Z. Kie serves as acting postmaster and 19 succeed Ed as assistant postmaster after an early departure.
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NEW YORK
Wellington
John Z. Kie
Marx Refuses to Form New Cabinet
Berlin reports Chancellor Marx today refused to continue efforts to assemble a new cabinet. The political move signals no immediate cabinet changes as seek more stability amid uncertain reform talks.
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MARX
Berlin
Defic fies Leaders Defic fies Leaders Major Therman Miss
Pastor of a New England Congressional church in Chicago defies church council efforts to remove him from his post. The disputed leadership actions and internal church tensions are described amid controversy and public scrutiny.
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Major Therman Miss
New England
Ballot fixer reveals ring of swing votes in city
George Rosken, self described original belief fixer and election clerk, claims reelection of Nathan G Perlman by his own hand. He says for ten years he ran a lower East Side school for ballot fixers drawing pupils from Reston, Philadelphia, Jersey City and Hoboken, teaching use of a magic ring to surreptitiously mark ballots for political insiders in tight districts.
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New York
George Rosken
Nathan G. Perlman
lower East Side
Reston
Philadelphia
Jersey City
Hoboken
Officers Installed at Frederick City Lodge No 11
A largely attended Frederick City Lodge No 11 meeting elected officers for the new year. Noble Grand, Vice Grand, Recording Secretary, and Librarian positions were filled. Names listed include W. Tenis, Joseph Zimmermann, and Warren, with other members named as part of the installation.
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Frederick City
C.F
iet meng
Tenis Nobie
Revi Vico
Joseph Zimmermss
Stern
Warren
Apel Hk
Memory Test Fails at Vim Tan
A note recalls Kehner fearing forgetting his wife's birthday and writing himself a reminder letter as the Peete festival nears, four years late. The quirky memory lapse highlights timing and personal detail in an odd historical vignette.
Sugar Price Cuts Hit Refiners Across Industry
Price declines across major refineries push granulated sugar to lows unseen since 1920. New York refiners drop to 6 1/4 cents a pound while local wholesale in Frederick hovers 7 1/2 to 9 cents retail. causes cited include overproduction and freight charges.
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New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Frederick
carrie
United States
Germany
American Sugar Refining Company
Tueadar
Wetnes
img
suger
Southwest
Merger Recommendation for Two Baltimore Banks
A recommendation to merge Avantic Exchange Bank and Baltimore Frost Co was approved today by district officials. The plan calls for consolidation of ten institutions under a five member international executive board with seven general vice presidents to be elected. The move aims to reorganize leadership with the international president and secretary forming an executive council.
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Avantic
Baltimore Frost Co
vail De
wathin
iocals
International Association of “lachinyets
Harding Cousin Plotted in Wood Fleet Purchase Deal
Seattle shipbuilder A M MacDonald testified in the Veterans Bureau conspiracy trial that Francis S Pope, a cousin of the late President Harding, joined a 1921 syndicate to buy the wartime wooden fleet. Pope denied bribery claims while others testified of offered sums and political influence.
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Associated Press
Ubteuso
den
A. M. MacDonald
Seattle
ilu
Veterans’ Bureau
Francis S. Pope
President Trarding
MacDonaid
Farley
Shipping Board
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Pope
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Harding
Forbes
Alaska
Francis E. Pepe
Spokane
Wash
Veterans Bureau
Elias H. Mortime
Washinston
HH. W. Thompson
Charles R. Forbes
Bureau
Mortimer
Patterson- MacDonald Shipbuilding Company
Thompson
United States
Washington
ers
Jury Still Out as July Trial Delays Genture Verdict
The July trial in the case of Edwin against Gary Learizns faces delays as jurors reach no verdict by 7.39. Remaining jurors continue deliberations while motions are excused. December term of court is largely eased with no cases set for immediate trial and the panel awaiting further action.
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gary Learizns
Edwin
Feasae
Tria
stase
London Detectives Raid Night Clubs In Evening Dress
Detectives in full evening dress conduct raids on London night clubs. In Leicester Square's Victor's Club officers mingled with two duchesses and other titled persons before revealing their identities and making arrests during the Glance Hour.
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London
Leicester Square
duchess
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