Mule Uses Hind Legs In $30,000 Damage Suit
Johnsville court hears a $30 000 civil case over injuries to Elljah B. Smith colored of Union Bridge caused by a mule on the farm of David M. Derilbiss and Jesse R. Boone. Trial before a jury with Chief Judge Banemond presiding. Witnesses describe Smith’s back and spine injuries from kicks and lingering incapacity.
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Elljah B. Smith
Uc’ N Bridge
David M. Derilbiss
Jesse R. Boone
Judy Banemond
Topas
Executions Reported for Chang Tso-Lin Aides in Manchuria
Yang Yu-Ting and Chang Yin-Huai, once high officials under Chang Tso-Lin, were reportedly executed in Mukden after being detained at General Chang Hsyeh-Liang’s headquarters. The Mukden arsenal was seized as troops moved in, amid tensions over the Nationalist flag and Manchuria’s wartime governance.
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Mukden
Manchuria
Yang Yu-Ting
Chang Yin-Huai
Chang Tso-Lin
Chang Hsyeh-Liang
Chang Hsueh-Liang
Los Angeles Ties To Patoka Mooring Mast
Port St Joe Fla Jan 11 AP The navy dirigible Los Angeles hung at the mooring mast of the tender Patoka in St Josephs Bay near there at 7 05 am central standard time today It abandoned a Florida cruise earlier due to bad weather Wireless messages from Los Angeles and Key West Navy station said the airship would remain moored until conditions improved then attempt to cruise to Miami and other Florida cities before returning to its base at Lakehurst New Jersey
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Port St Joe
Fla
Navy
Los Angeles
Patoka
St. Joseph’s Bay
Une
Florida
Key ‘West Navel
Dollar Line Steamer Hits Reef and Runs Aground
The Dollar Line steamer President Adams bound for San Francisco via the Panama Canal struck a reef and went aground near Gat License In Hagerstexa. Riegerstexn to Euripides C Kampan aes, 40, and Lilien Rice, 19, both of Redketick.
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Dollar Line
Fanana
Jan. Il
Adams
San Francisco
Paname
Gat
Hagerstexa
Riegerstexn
Euripides C. Kampanaes
Lilien Rice
Redketick
Coolidges Prepare To Move
Washington dispatch reports the Coolidges plan a February White House move traditional for outgoing presidents. Packers pack personal belongings while the First Family weighs gifts, pets, and pets past presidents sent to the White House, with many animals and trinkets likely to remain in Washington.
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Y Nea
Washington
White House
Marine Band
Curry receives life term in York witchcraft murder
In York Pennsylvania John Curry 14 is convicted of first degree murder with life imprisonment for the beating death of Nelson D Rehmeyer tied to a witchcraft case. Jury deliberations followed as Hess trial began, Blymyer already convicted.
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Curry
York, PA
York
Jean. II
John Curry
Nelson D. Retineyer
Wubert Hess
Uke Curry
Nelson D. Rehmeyer
John Blymyer
Rehmeyer
Blymyer
Auto Law Violations and Will Probate In Montgomery County
Local notices report multiple driving offenses including operating without license and speeding suspensions for Albert Grimes Perry Lawson Earl Grooms and Clarente West. The will of Asa M Stabler banker farmer and insurer was probated at Rockville Orphans Court detailing legacies to Merrit Osbourne Stabler and others and an executor without bond.
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Buckeystown
Frederick
Gibill
George Stuck
Robert Thompson
Paul Whiten
Frederick—Clarend West
James B. Sirman
Albert R. Grimes
New Windsor
Perry E. Lawson
Earl Grooms
Sykesville
Clarente West
Waterton
Harrison Jefferson
Lime Kiln
Stabler
Asa M. Stabler
Sandy Spring
Rockville
Caroline L. Merrit
Harrisonburg
Frances W. Osbourne
Newton and
Mortimer O. Stabler
Spencerville
Montgomery County
Willard Stabler
Herbert O. Stabler
Washington
Asee
Newton Stabler
Mary H. Stabler
Sunnyside
Weather records show unusual mild season with rare snow
The latest season without general snowfall prompts mixed views as residents debate health effects. Mercury swung between 52 and 28 degrees with rain sleet and snow in places. Northward areas like Thurmont and Gettysburg saw about two inches before melting, while higher mountains retained some snow.
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Equity
Thurmont
Exmnitsburg
Saybillmavilie
Installation of Lunch Lodges No. 162 Officers
The regular communication of Lunch Lodges No. 162 AF and AM was held Thursday night at 7:30 in the Masonice Temple. Officers installed included Marion Stull Aniler as worshipful master and Paul D. Simpson as senior warden, with Eli G. Baugh and Allen G. Quynn among others. Ceremonies were conducted by A LeRoy McCardel with Reete B. Rhoads assisting as master of ceremonies.
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Lyoch Ler
Masonice Temple
Marion Stull Aniler
Paul D. Simpson
James H. Falk
Eli G. Baugh
Allen G. Quynn
G. Willan Stultz
Nevin T. R. Waskey
Wiliam Darner
Albert L. Brice
Stexlard
Lewis Baver
Chas. B E. Wenler
A. LeRoy McCardel
Reete B. Rhoads
Attendance Record Highlights City and County Schools
Edwin W. Broome, county superintendent, notes Avery One Toon School had the top attendance in Montgomery County in December with 99.3 percent. Barnby Spring led graded schools, Takoma Silver Spring topped junior highs at 92.8 percent, and Sandy Spring led high schools with 94.6 percent as overall attendance ranged from 62.4 to 99.3 among the district schools.
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Avery
Montgomery County
Edwin W. Broome
Colestile
Barniy Spring
Ine Takoma
Silver Spring
Sandy Spring
Rickard Widow Receives 90000 and Realty Holdings
The will of Tex Rickard leaves his widow Maxine 50000 and Florida real property plus all personal effects. He provides his mother Lou Adams an income of 6000 annually and at her death the principal to his daughter Maxine Texas Rickard. The estate includes property in Boston and Miami and brokerage accounts in New York and Florida.
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New York
Tex Rickard
New York Trust Company
Farcutors
Jack Dempsey
Richard
Edith May Schultz
Rickard
Boston
Miami
Boesch
Cla
Suring Ub Sgualie Allelical
Florida
Maxine Rickard
Lou J. Adams
Maxine Texas Rickard
Rickards
Hhis
Maxine
Gunfight Leaves Man Dead with Two Officers Wounded
In Toledo Ohio an unidentified man was killed and two policemen were wounded in a gunfight that erupted after Mike Bettison complained of being forcefully ejected from his home by two men. One suspect fled and was killed, while Officer Charles Dolly was shot near the heart and another officer injured in the hand.
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Toledo
Ghia
Mike Bettison
F Penison
Mike
Charles Dolly
General Booth to Give Answer Monday
Southward England January 11 AP An official statement from General Bramwell Booth's nurse says he will announce his answer on Monday after hearing a deputation from the grand council urging retirement. He took the decision calmly and prayed with the delegation and their families.
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Southward
England
Bramwell Booth
Grand Council
High Council
Thi
Parole Recommended for John Garrett Amid Embezzlement Case
John Garrett former Montgomery County State's Attorney serving eleven years for embezzlement and forgery was recommended for parole by State Parole Commissioner Edward Parrish. He was convicted May 17, 1925 by Circuit Court judges Hammond Urner Robert Price and Glenn Worthington with support from business letters and petitions from Washington and local communities.
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John Garrett
Montgomery County
Edward 44
Parrish
Garrett
Hammnd Urner
Kenneth Lyd- Cane
Rockville
Washington
Montgomery
Frederick Couses
Chevy Chase
Bethesda
Gien Eeho
Friendship Reights
Cabin John
Rossa F. Downing
Vermont Avenue
Fone
Hammond Urner
Robert Price
Glenn HH. Worthington
Urner
Peter
Albert Bou
Cess
Wrete
Tubercular Sanatorium for Negro Children Urged
Baltimore January 21 AP The Interracial Commission urges establishing a tubercular sanatorium for Black children and equal salary pay for teachers in Negro schools. Other recommendations seek increased state aid for Morgan College and a budget for a training school for the mentally disabled.
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Baltimore
Riteh.s
Lems
John Ge Sjntiee
Morgan Collexs
Ecrzzet
Senate Appropriations Votes Add 25 Million for Prohibition Enforcement
In Washington the Senate Appropriations Committee approved a 25 million dollar increase for prohibition enforcement to be immediately available to the Prohibition Bureau. Senator Harris of Georgia, a dry, called current enforcement farcical and urged larger funding, though the panel's action awaits Senate and House approval. The committee asked for a detailed spending plan for the extra funds.
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Washington
Senate Appropriations Committee
Prohibition Bureau
Harris
Georgia
Senate
House
Remodeling Hershberger Bakery Moves to North Market
The Hershberger bakery, now owned by Lewis H. Exnock, begins extensive renovations at 233 North Market Street in the former Kulne's Auto Supplies location. Plans include a new front, wider storefront, renovated bake shop, new ovens, separate dough rooms, a rear boiler room, and more windows for a brighter, efficient operation. Improvements started December 26 and continue with the latest machinery.
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Hershberger Bakery
Lewis H. Exnock
North Market Sireet
Kulne
Auto Supplies
Knock
Root and Hoover Hold Breakfast Conference at S Street Home
President-elect Hoover met for about an hour with Secretary of State-designate Rockefeller of New York at the S Street home. Officials said no formal stalemate discussions occurred though the talks were described as a routine conference in Washington.
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Elihu Root
Hoover
S Street
Washington
Dan
Eith
New York
Bank Bandit Caught Hour After Escape With 7000
A bank bandit who held up the First National Bank at Alendale near Mt Camel is captured within an hour after escaping with 7000 dollars. The suspect, a flu salesman from Avennes, Ind, confessed to the robbery and was taken into custody by authorities.
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Mt. Casmel LE
First National Bank
Alendale
I Mics
Mt Camnel
Noday
iNirgl
Avennes
Ind
Te Aida
Per le
State Roads Chief Engineer Post Open Amid Resignation
Baltimore January 11 AP The state roads commission names a new board and contemplates appointing a chief engineer after the resignation of John J. Markall. Harry D Willer Jr is highlighted as a leading candidate to continue road building work under Governor Ritchie. The commission also plans to organize a new office of treasurer to manage disbursements tied to the shortages investigated by the September grand jury.
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Baltimore
Harry D. Willer Jr
Ritchie
John J. Markall
Clinton Whi
Allegany County
Howard Brace
Baltimore City
John & Shaw
Baltimore County
Iuurer
Csonies
Tim
Sion
Bandits rob six occupants of taxicab for 76375
Chicago reports two bandits robbed six people in a taxi early today, taking jewels and cash totaling 76375 then forced victims from the cab and fled. Noted victims included Dr. Frank E. Pierce and Mrs. Piette, and Mr. Luther Hammond and family.
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Chicago
Bendite
Prank EB. Pierce
Piette
Luther 5
Hammond
Guld Coast
Mit
BH. Murphy
Detroit
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Noah E. Cramer
Alaska
Masonic Quartet
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James H Harris
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Oscar Rhodes
Austin E. Rhames
August T. Brust
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Herbert Theover
United States
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Herbert Hoover
Francis Keefer
L Elmer Keefer
Clarke Pisce
King’s Daughters Hospital
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Keefer
Mrcs. Xeefes
Hethberger
Mackall
Williar
New Roads Board
Ter Smith
Mie Fons
Masonic Tempe
Samuel G. Devall
A. A. Radcliff
Benny B. Ramstargh
Ira L. Miller
Hokie
Cisade
Bahn
Marion Stull Miller
James R. Malone
Brancwick
W. C. Birely
Jacob Raisback
J. W. Ll. Carty
A LeRoy Mil- Cardel
G. Hunter Bowers
Allen Wisedemus
New Market
Mr. Maiome
Lorenzo Bowers
Point of Rocks
and & P. Firmin
Banket
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Wee Bell
Virgil Baker
Grewia
Mra
Ele Bote
Mary Haslup
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