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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1929
Page
1
Severe winter storm brings record cold to Frederick region
A January cold wave sweeps Maryland and nearby areas with wind driven snow. Temperatures drop to seven degrees in Frederick and near zero in several counties. Reports note a frozen Potomac and snow drifts, with damage limited to a plate glass window at a South Market Street shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
maKimam Wik Ice
Loufaa
South Market Street
Frederick
Hagerstown
Jen
Potomac River
Opposition mounts to Baughman appointment as Maryland motor vehicles chief
Maryland dealers and auto groups plan to block E Austin Baughman from a second term as Commissioner of Motor Vehicles. The anti Baughman coalition promotes Thomas G Young, Baltimore businessman and longtime auto trade ally, as a replacement. Meetings across the state push Gov. Ritchie to drop Baughman before the legislative deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Austin Baughman
Govermor Autehie
Barghran
Maryland
Ritchie
Mtte
Wade
Nis
Perm
Politicea
TeGaeed Sunete canSrman
Mr. Baughman
Baughman
Frank Kelly
Baltimore
John T. Tormolian
Thomas G. Young
City Service Commission
Jackson
Young
Automobile Club of Maryland
Eastern Shore Automobile Dealers’ Association
Salisbury
Shore
Rockville
Wa Teat
Emmitsburg Community Show Set For Thursday
The Emmitsburg Community Show will be held all day and night at Emmitsburg High School with large displays of grain potatoes and farm produce. Judging of men’s exhibits by Prof F W Okdenburg and canned goods jellies by Miss Belan Peano. The event open to the public from morning to night with special programs by the Emmitsburg Woman’s Club and a community program planned for the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmitsburg
Emmitsburg High School
F. W. Okdenburg
Extension Service
University of Maryland
Mix Belen Peano
Frederick County
Miss Pearson
Prof. Olentary
Immitsburg
W. H.troxell
Middletown
Thurmont
Italy and Papacy Reach Agreement on Territorial Exemption
Rome January 14 AP reports an accord ending the Roman question. The Papacy gains a small territorial exemption and federalization valued at 7,600,000,000 Italian lire. Indemnity is promised for losses from the Holy See's temporal power fall, totaling about 52,631,500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Holy See
Marshal Foch Seriously Ill in Paris
Paris January 14 AP reports Marshal Ferdinand Foch Generalissimo of the Allied armies in World War I was taken seriously ill today with a severe cold that developed into bronchitis and affected his breathing after Armistice Day celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Foch
Paris
Ferdinand Foch
Dr A Smith Dies in Wolfsville at 63
Dr A J Smith resident of Wolfsville died Saturday night after several days illness. Born in Wolfsville he practiced medicine there most of his life after study at Maryland Medical School. Survived by widow Bertha and daughters H Madelynne Ellen, son Merrilt D Smith. Funeral Tuesday at 2 from his home with Rev C A Neal officiating. Interment Wolfsville Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Smith
Wolfsvile
Crippe
Smit
University of Maryland Medical School
Smyth
Jefferson
Braddock
Wellsville
Bertha Deaning Smith
H. Madelynne Smith
Ellen J. Smith
Merrilt D. Smith
Washington
C. A. Neal
Myersville
Emmitsburg Visit Ties Death to Home Brew Inquiry
An inquest into the death of Preston Wilson, a Gettysburg railroad employee, heard testimony about a trip to a farm near Emmitsburg for home brew beer. District Attorney Butt may seek a padlock on The Blue Goose lunch room opposite the Western Maryland railroad station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Maryland Railroad
Gettysburg
John P. Bult
Preston Wilson
Wilson
Exomusburg
Wilsom
Jer. E. A. Miller
Adams County
Butt
D. P. McPherson
J. P. Dalbey
Emmitsburg
Seek Man Who Killed Woman Wounded Another in Virginia
A sheriff's posse with hounds hunted George Cave, 40, after he shot and killed Mrs. Charles McDonald and wounded Mrs. Vines in Rockingham county's Greenwood section. The motive remained unclear. The wounded woman's husband slept inside the McDonald home as the incident occurred. Cave has a prior prison record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batnisonburg
Broodhounds
George Cave
Charles McDonald
Vines
Greenwood
Rockingham County
Radio Address From Princeton By Rev Father Becker
Rev Father Quitman Becker Catholic chaplain at Princeton University delivered an address over the radio from the campus. The piece notes Becker is connected to the late Captain Beckley and has many ties in his home city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Quitman Becker
Catholic Chapleian
Princeton University
Father Beckley
Captain Beckley
Wives and Washington Graces at a White House Event
A Washington gossip piece notes how newspaper wives prepare for social duties and dress codes. It recalls Mrs Borah humor at a dinner, Coolidge’s late grand staircase entrance, and journalists facing attire rules for Latin American balls.
King and Queen Improve as Prince George Falls Ill
Buckingham Palace reports King George making gradual progress after days of stationary notes Queen Mary recovering from a cold while remaining in her room Prince George the king's youngest son is listed with a slight cold and staying in his room at Buckingham Palace
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince George
London
Buckiinoham Palace
George
Mary
Buckinham Palace
Three Deaths By Electric Chair In Three Murders
In Bellefonte Pennsylvania on January 14 three men were executed in Rockview prison for crimes that left five dead. Mellor Demarowski and Cucitti were pronounced dead after conflicting testimonies and violent acts including a police ambush and a wife murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
Wenrich
Efefe
Meiler
Max T. Har- Thon
Aseistatrc
Bymander
Martha Tetter
Orville J. Barclay
Mellor
Demarowski
Catherine
Six New Traffic Markers Placed Across City
City installs six new traffic markers at College Avenue Patrick Street Roecknet Terrace Chapel Alley Second and Church Levels Berta Third Streets and related intersections. Markers distinguishable by red white paint and glass reflector aid motorists who now tend to stop at each crossing. Officials note broader traffic regulation observance has improved after recent enforcement and expect more markers if safety gains persist. Downtown delays noted due to cold affecting electric signaling at the Square control box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederica
Coliege Avenue
Patrick Street
College Avenue
Roecknet Terrace
Berta
Third
Almrest
Delegation Seeks State Road Extension in Catoctin Area
A large Catoctin district delegation met County Commissioners to push for a mile of state road north from Grosslicke's church and another from Namaville highway toward Tramsville. The groups cited prior survey support and road commission recommendations. A Harmony Grove club meeting heard poetry and music, while the Emmitsburg Modern Woodmen elected officers and meets announced future appearances in York and Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catoctin
Court House
Grossalckte
Holter
Doard
Irving R. Stottlemyer
Preston Prey
U. Grossnickie
Wade H. Wolfe
Charles M.kllne
Albert Forrest
Charles Harshman
C. U. Stottlemyer
U. W Grosmickie
Sherman Kline
John Lewis
Ivan Harshman
Norman Draper
Ira Pryor
James H. DeLauter
Charles Delauter
William Gouker
C. £. Gromsnickle
Levin Lewis
Paul Grossnickie
Lee Delauter
New Market District
Haugh
Tramsville
The
Roads Commission
Namaville Highway
George H. Riggs Wm
T. Delaplaine
G. 0. Ball
W. H. Hogarth
Clyde Smith
John W. Jones
Douglas Williams
C. F. Shultz
C. G .Killer
Irving Beard
Mr. Ridgely
Maryland Tuberculosis Christmas Seals Fund Update
About $2,050 has been received from the Christmas Seals sale of Maryland Tuberculosis Association stamps in Frederick County. The Health Office says a $3,000 goal remains and urges remittances or unreturned seals to be sent. Dr Kefauver and nurses Marthe Wynn and Gould Leckie conduct school inspections while Leckie leaves for a two week Baltimore vacation. old cases persist and pneumonia concerns rise with cold weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Tuberculosis Association
Frederick County
Health Department
Cc. Kefauver
Marthe Wynn
Gould Leckie
Market Street
Washington Street
Governor Attends Meet of New Roads Commission
Baltimore January 14 AP The state Roads Commission held an executive session in its office with Governor Albert Ritchie present. New chairman G Caton Uhl and commissioners John K Shaw Howard Bruce John N Mackall discussed the commission's formation and future procedures as the old engineer post resigns to join the new body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
State Roads Commission
Strat
Albert
John K. Shaw
Howard Bruce
John N. Mackall
Committees for Fair Form in Frederick County Agriculture Society
The Frederick County Agricultural Society announces no changes in the committees for this year's officers. Executive committee remains P. M. Hiteshew, David Cramer, Dr. H. Conley. Attraction Lee Ranneberger, F. M. Hiteshew, David Cramer. Printing and Advertising J. W. Humm, Dr. R. V. Smith, Eugene A. Grove. Race Dr. R. W. Smith, Lee Ranneberger, Dr. C. H. Conley. Machinery Leonard C. Barrick, Lee Ranneberger. Farm and Garden David Cramer, Frank M. Stevens, Abram Hemp. Household J. M. Humm, L. Patrick, Eugene A. Grove. Cattle Abram Hemp, Frank M. Stevens, P. M. Hiteshew. Sheep and Swine Frank M. Stevens, Abram Hemp, David Crater. Horse Dr. C. H. Conley, Dr. R. Smith, Lee Ranneberger. Poultry Eugene A. Grove, Leonard C. Barrick, Guy K. Noster. Aute Overutures. The Chevrolet sedan of Ridgely Plack, of Petersville, damaged in an accident on Steiner’s Hill near Jefferson Saturday night. Mrs. Brook not reported injured. Married man seeks divorce from Nancy Deloris Grove, alleging desertion and adultery. case filed by Charles W. Grove. Minnie Mantz, longtime local resident, employed at the Tain and Martin store in Washington, aided by fire early Saturday. store wrecked but no employees harmed. Mantz is connected locally and has visited the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Agricultural Society
P. MM. Hiteshew
David Cramer
H. Conley
Lee Ranneberger
F. M. Hiteshew
J. W. Humm
R. V. Smith
Eugene A. Grove
R. W. Smith
C. H. Conley
Leonard C. Barrick
Frank M. Stevens
Abram Hemp
J. M. Humm
L. ©. Patrick
P. Mt. .Hiteshew
Stevens
David Crater
C. H. Conney
R. ¥. Smith
Ler
Fagene A. Grove
Guy K. Noster
Aute Overturas
Ridgely Plack
Petersviiie
Steiner's Hill
Jefferson
Flook
Chicago Wins Great Lakes Water Case in Court
Chicago secured a Supreme Court ruling sustaining a War Department permit to withdraw water from Lake Michigan. The decision allows continued withdrawal under the permit while other sewage disposal arrangements are finalized. Included are lines about Lindbergh and airport discussions and local legal notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Great Lakes
Washington
Great Lake
Michigan
Supreme Court
Secretary of War
Fire blocks Lexington Street as Baltimore blaze rages
Fire thrived near Century and jewelry store while spectators crowded Lexington street. Dense smoke forced evacuation from shops and upper studios as crews battled flames and fire officials counted heavy damage to jewelry and photographic studios. The Omni Theater remained safe after the blaze was controlled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Lexington Street
Charles
J. W. Mealy and Sons
Jewrlens
Bacragh Photographic Studios
Saabgr Seta
Huyler Candy Store
Omni
Swedish and Norwegian Royal Wedding Announced
Stockholm January 14 AP The engagement of Prince Martha of Schleswig to Crown Prince Ola of Norway was officially announced. Martha born March 1901 is the daughter of Prince and sister of King Gustaf of Sweden. Crown Prince Ola born July 2 1808 is the son of Princess Martha and a member of the Frims family. Martha is regarded among the most beautiful of European royalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
Martha
Scmhden
Ola
Cess
Mirch
Gustaf
Shade Knight Arrested After Alcohol Possession Charge
Shade Knight, called Knight, of Chapel alley, was arrested by Sheriff Wil Mam C. and Deputies Huuvar and Redmond on a Saturday after a raid found two bottles of liquor. The case concerns laxity manufacturing for a trade that would produce information. Knight had prior convictions for opeee and sui.
Afghan King Abdicates Amid Turmoil in Peshawar
Reports from Peshawar confirm King Nihal of Afghanistan abdicates in a move linked to internal strife. The withdrawal follows pressure from royal factions and elder relatives, with rumors of a power transfer to a Choosing successor creating regional uncertainty.
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Roscoe Hunn
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Hood College
Dr. Bishop
Becaus
Asether
Arpaia
Charles H. Routzahn
Urner
Newman
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W. M Sern
Marry Young
East Second Street
Frederick City
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Wolfsville
Montgomity
Edgar Reed
Montgomery County Automobile Dealers’ Association
Montgomery Country Club
FL Havel Casheil
Rockviile
Domnall A. DeLashmstt
Rockvile
Holy Name Sandy
St. John’s Catacis
W. Cinton McSherry
William J. Bushwaller
Emory Baer
John McK. Wilson
George Gannon
Bushwalter
Muse
Charles Byerly
Organix
SEA Service
Borahberg
Hower
Mrs. Borah
Stoover
Coolidge
White House
Latin America
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Sammy
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Harmony Grove Community Club
Willam
Mir
Anna Thomas
Hugh Dean
Mildred Thomas
Fine Art
Chairan
Black Joe
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Modern Woodmen of
America
Geers
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E. Baker
Charles B. Mortcierk
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Clarence J. Egier
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W. H. Trieber
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Detroit
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NEW Roads Commission
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Wif
Leo Weinberg
Piaintif
Minnie Mantz
Tain and Marton
Miss Mantes
Mies Mantz
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Indianapolis
Ind
Charles A. Lindbergh
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Columbus
Ayer
H Weir’ Cook
Curtiss Flying, Service of
Indiana
Transcontinental Air Transport
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Guy E. Motier
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Hannah Hahn
Uberty
Gildy Gray
Weukesha
Wis
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Gil Boag
New York
Cicuit Cours
Boag
Lexington ST
Century Theater
Dence
Catonsville
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Urape Center
Tyere
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