Auto Crash Injures Horses and Driver Near Bartholows
A Durant sedan from New York collided with a drove of seven Baltimorebound horses near Bartholows. One horse died, one was injured, and a Burkholder of Frederick was hurt. Sheriff investigators probe the crash as county officials seek to resolve road funds with the State Roads Commission.
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Baltimore
New York
Tate
Mocket
Griven
Burkholder
Bartholows
Durant Sedan
Burktbolier
George Seonne
Actidené
Filicott City
William G. Rocerick
Hoover Seeks Caustic Talks With Coolidge On Farm Aid
President elect Hoover met with President Coolidge for a second general discussion on issues facing the current and next administrations. Hoover had earlier conferred with Senator Brockhart of Iowa, who urged an early spring special session to tackle farm relief and related topics. Brockhart criticized the McKary plan as insufficient, noting it allocates only a limited fund and falls short of broader needs.
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Washington, Jan
Hoover
Coolidge
Congress
Howe
Brockhart
Iowa
Com Belt
McKary Farm
JAPAN TROOPS QUELL NAMCRU UPRISING NEAR Gifu
AP dispatch reports three infantry companies rushed to Nameran near Gifu as peasants protested a government riparian project. About 2000 villagers marched on the local government office, 300 police failed to quell them, and fighting broke out with casualties on both sides.
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Toto
Nameran
Gifu
Given
Schelty
Patcigs
Mackall to resign as chief roads engineer
State political circles report John N. Mackall will leave the State Roads Commission within days. Governor Ritchie nears finalizing a new commission while awaiting Mackall’s departure. Dermal and Brown resigned in sequence. both were accepted but to hold over until replacements are named. Auditors have been paid $32,500 with total audit costs still undetermined.
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Ine
State Roads Commission
John N. Mackall
Et J Mower
Ritchie
Adr. Mackall
Mackall
Bate Roads Commission
Bir
Mackail
Haskas
State ‘Roads Commission
John Mackall
Founder’s Day Observed At Hood College January 17
Hood College marks its annual Founder’s Day on January 17 with a 2:00 p.m. address in Brodbeck Hall by Gordon J. Laney of the University of Chicago on “Humanities and Contemporary Education.” The event is open to the public. The Destruction Committee meets at 2:30 p.m. and the Board of Directors may convene later the evening or January 18 to hear reports on the proposed crew dormitory and a plan to strengthen the institution’s organization.
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Moud Colege
Coblentz Hall
Gordon J. Laney
Use University of Chivago
Brodbeck
Hood College
Hood College Board of Directors
Utica Lutheran pastor resigns for Wrightsville call
Rev. J. M. Seenefer of Utica Lutheran Walkersville resigns at a congregational meeting. Effective February 14 he leaves to serve Trinity Evangelical Lutheran church in Wrightsville Pennsylvania. Spangler graduation and county service noted. family to move February 14 from East Berlin.
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J. M. Seenefer
Utica
St. Paul's
Uttes
Walkersville
Wriebterne
Byangher
Spangler
East Berlin
Mis. Spangler
News-Post Year Book in Demand in Frederick
The News Post Year Book 1929 is popular with subscribers who request copies at The News-Post office or by mail. About 1,090 additional copies were printed to meet rising demand as Joseph H Apple of Hood College travels to a Tennessee meeting of American colleges from January 10 to 12 along with the Council of Church Bureau of Education activities.
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News-Post
Fredenck
Joseph O. Baker
L. Cobientz
Frederick County
Appice Ai Meceling
Joseph H Apple
Hood College
Chattanooga
Tenn
Council of Church Buerde of Extucation i
New Midway Plans Considered by Frederick County Board
The Frederick County Board of Education met at the courthouse to discuss consolidating rural schools as roads improve and to inspect revised New Midway school plans. They reviewed finances showing a 10 406.11 low deposit and authorized bills totaling 7 784.17 for city and region expenses. A Walkersville school painting bill of 449.50 was also considered.
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Frederick County
Egionty
Ordsied
Acadexos
Washington St
Livesty
Urban
Preferick High
Emmiteburg
Middletown
Myersville
Brook Hill
Willowdale
Lewistown
Kemptown
Forest Grove
Knoxville
Church St
N. Market
Tom's Creek
Bethel
Unionville
Brunswickigh
Walkersville
Glade Valley Association
Psychologist Tests Blymyer Motive in Rehmeyer Slaying
York reports the defense ally Blymyer believed he carried a crime victim’s image in his hand and was driven by delusions and persecution. Dr. Jesus Comros, an alienist, testified Blymyer knew right from wrong only in a limited way and spoke of breaking a witchcraft spell with hair from Rehmeyer. The trial includes testimony on Blymyer’s sanity and the motive tied to witchcraft beliefs.
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York
John H. Blymyer
Aitch
Nelson D. Rehmeyer
Jwsus Comros
York County
Herbert B. Cohen
Blymser
Blimjyer
Comrace
Ames W. Herrmann
Brymyer
Comros
Richard Ridgway
Harrisburg State Hospital
Tramer
Emanuel Brymyer
John
Wilbert Hess
Alice Hess
Blymyer
Rebmeyer
Abe
Wilbert
Thousands Await Tex Rickard Lying in State at Madison Square Garden
More than 500 people gathered before dawn as doors opened at Madison Square Garden to view Tex Rickard lying in state. Mrs. Rickard and Jack Dempsey arrived, the crowd swelled to about 23 000 with police directing a long single file down 49th Street to 50th Street, and the line continued to grow.
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New York
Une
Madison Square Garden
Tex Rickard
Pear
49Th Street
Eighth Avenue
Fae
50Th Street
Charge Dismissed in Christmas Night Assault Case
Richard Tors, a elderly farmer, faced a charge of assault em i battery filed by James McIntyre and a youth of Neath Poguille. The case, heard by Justice Guy K. 3, concluded the incident occurred on Toms property where the boy had been told to stay away. The judge ruled the act did not constitute an assault given the setting, noting different implications if it occurred on a public highway.
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James McIntste
Neat Poguille
Richard Tors
Justic_ Guy K
Toms
Bers
Toszs
Histhames
Bor
Justice
First airline linking five nations inaugurated
Miami hosts the launch of Pan American World Airways with planes bound for Havana Puerto Rico and the Bahamas carrying dignitaries including Postmaster General New Amelia Earhart and aviation officials. The inaugural departure from Havana occurred at 8 07 p m as ceremonies opened with national airs.
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Miami
Pis
America
Pan- American Airwess
Havana
Portio Rico
Bahamas
Harry S New
Wilam BP
MelCracken
Amelia , Earhart
trans-Atlantic
Porto Rocan
Donunwan
Eric National
Mel
Ansell
Porto Race Plate
Amt
Suggestions For Protection Against Flu
A distantly written health advisory promotes flu prevention through quarantine and hygiene. It outlines measures for exposed persons and cases, school exclusions, and public gathering limits, with recommendations on disinfection of discharged nasal and throat materials and personal conduct to prevent spread.
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EO Fader
Nas Pun
Brenda
Oor Croupous
Lobar
Perseus
Committees of Senate Named for 1928 Session
Senator A LeRoy McCardell of this city joins Education Elections Finance Library Military Public Buildings Railroads and Canals Sanitary Conditions of State and Supervison of Empl oyes. Senator Englar will serve on Agriculture and Labor Amendments to the Constitution Civil Service Election Reform Contingent Expenses Education Elections Printing Public Buildings and Temperance. Senator Eugene Jones will sit on Civil Service and Election Reform Taxation Pensions Inspections Library Railroads and Canals Sanitary Conditions of State. Senator Daniel D Reedy was appointed to Agriculture and Labor Corporations Executive Nominations Federal Relations Public Buildings in Annapolis Railroads and Canals Per tachment of Expenses of State Gov ernment. The Senate leadership remains largely unchanged from 1927. House committee appointments not yet announced. The session formally opened January 2 with limited work and a four day week planned in early weeks. Authority on legislation affecting Frederick County to be sought later. Directors elected at Hygeia Ice and Coal Company: D T Dutrow R B Delaplaine H C Zacharias Schaefer T Hargett Charles J Renn Charles McKee and John S Hershey. Directors will organize for a meeting Thursday.
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Orick County
Annapola
George P. B. Englar
New Windsor
Ate
Carroll County
Wil
Senate
Annapolis
Teperance
Eugene Jones
Kensington
Montgomery County
Civil Service
Daniel D. Reedy
Keedysvile
Annapoli
House of Delet
Kier
Airgeia
Hygeia Ice and Coal Company
DO. T. Dutrow
R. B Delaplaine
H.C. Zacharias
Schaefer T. Hargett
Charles J. Renn
Charles McC
Mathiss
John 8. Hershey
Doerd
Explosion on farm near Keedysville kills two
A blast at a storm spring house on a Keedysville area farm killed Lloyd K Colifower and badly burned Fred T White and his son Thomas. White drove to a hospital about 12 miles away where he died. investigators found a blown roof, copper fragments, and mash in the cellar.
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Nagerstuns
Tee
Keedysville
Lloyd K Colifower
Magerstonns
Fred T White
Hagerstown
Washingtons
White
Thomas
H.C. Knode
Fie
John H. Bitner
Artlog Cargoer
Harper Callemtine
Charles Cushwa
John Goult
Ube
Knode
Bureau of Mines work explained to Rotary Club
M J Ankeny assistant mining engineer from the Pittsburgh division outlined the U S Bureau of Mines scope and its safety role. He noted eleven mine relief cars serve as training units, safety trucks are stationed nationwide, and helium extraction from natural gas was discussed. District Governor Stayman to attend January 27 meeting. Leann Denzbaugh absent due to knee injury.
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Bureau of Mines
M. J. Ankeny
Ankeny
Pittsburgh
Union Bridge
Lehigh Portland Cement Company
Mr. Ankeny
Guy S. LaForge
U. & Birau
Ancapy
R. L. Warfield
Washington
Frederick Club
Charles F. Freeman
Doyle
Durinc & Teller Bali Tase
Tuexdar
Salvation Army High Council Debates General Booth Fitness
In Sunbury on Thames England on January 19 the Salvation Army high council discussed General Bramwell Booths health and fitness to remain in office amid reformist forces led by General Franger Boon. The reformists reportedly held a solid majority with 53 allies against 10 held by non reformists led by Mrs Bramwell Booth and Catherine Booth.
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suoury-oc-Thames
Exeland
High Council of the Salvation
Bramene” Booth
Hugh Council
Sesmon
Sunbury-on-Thames
England
Salvation Army
Frangerie Booth
Bramwell Booth
Catherine Booth
Baltimore delegate seeks rules suspension over state roots scandal
Deligere Dustiel Joseph of Baltimore city opens the legislative session pressing a state roots inquiry. Speaker Lee quashes the bid after a Rules suspension vote fails 7 to 88 while insurgents face limited committee assignments and a reshuffled slate.
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Adnapolis
Deligere Dustiel
Joseph
Baltimore City
Lee
Committee On
Baltimore
Tulet
Reeve Lution
House
Lae
King George Maintains Stable Condition After Night Update
Buckingham Palace reported no official bulletin on King George's status on the morning after a fair night. Doctors indicated no change, while hospital officials noted no new updates as observers awaited further word. Meanwhile, Masonic lodge officers were installed in a ceremony led by District Deputy Grand Master Elmer Brown and others. A separate police investigation involving arrests linked to an earlier raid was postponed to Saturday.
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London
Buckingham
George
Penn
King David Lodge
Metallia
G Elmer Brown
Grarss
Charlie F. Seeger
E. G Haugh
Robert A Beamesterry
P. Deeger
G. Oscar Rhoads
George L. Mobler
Ww. VanFoseen
J. Wilbot Warner
Jaco L. Engelbrecht
Philip Seeger
Arthur RK
Masco
Chles P. Staley
Marion L. Swain
W Boyer
Grand Henry
Cramer
Benjamin B. Bishi
Inswe
John T. Lippouiede
John E Fengua
John T. Lipps
Horace B
Abmegs
Bishi
Manta Charles
Brown
Charles F Feoger
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Brookhart
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Midway
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Federal Reserve
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McCarden
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Lution
Bureau OF Wines
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Rotary Club
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General Booth
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