Penalty changes aimed at liquor sales in local law
A proposed bill in the state legislature would standardize liquor penalties across city and county. It seeks up to 12 months in the House of Correction or a fine of 100 to 500 dollars for violations, replacing existing disparate penalties. The measure, to be introduced soon, would unify penalties for all localities. A separate section reports a missing 12 year old boy, Albert Neff, last seen after being taken from Bartholows School by a man and woman, with custody previously through the Washington County Orphans' Home.
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Albert Neff
Chas
Harshman
Sityang
Pew
House of Correction
Bartholows
Charles Harshman
New Market
Washington County
Tingerstown
Jie
Baltimore-Frederick State Road
Rhodore Layman
Neff
France Acts 10 to Prevent Panic
The Associated Press reports Paris January 15 1931 drastic cabinet measures to halt the financial crisis following the rapid fall of the franc The steps include a 20 percent tax increase squeezing the recoverable portion of the budget curbing deficit financing restricting public service spending postponing costly bills and clamping down on tax evasion The government aims to restore confidence and stem the panic among investors in France’s saved funds.
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Associated Press
Paris
Rane
Aftars
Ypnincar
Nce
Ito
Germany
Pont
France
King George Addresses Parliament Amid Trade Tensions
London Jan 15 The King's speech from the throne opened Parliament outlining rejection of protectionist policy and readiness to extend imperial preference. The government aims to ease liquor import issues with the United States and reports an agreement with dominions to strengthen ties with America.
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Associated Preas
London
George
Pon “of Lords
United States
America
Delegation Urges Repairs on Creagerstown Road
A group of 10 to 60 people pressed County Commissioners this morning to fund a hard road from the Hunting Creek bridge to Creagertown along Creagerstown road. The cement section ends at Hunting Creek. the one and a half mile stretch to Creagerstown is in poor condition affecting school travel. The project was suspended in 1921 due to wartime prices.
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Creagerstown
Hunting Creek
Rain Expected as Weather Forecast Aligns Local Outlook
National and local forecasters agree on rain for Wednesday. Temperatures dipped to 18 nights ago but warmer air is forecast with cloud cover and rain, while snow remains possible creating expectations for winter activity on county ponds. Frost described as powerful by the forecast writer.
Milk Gan Case Before Justice in Johnsville District
Justice Harry F. Leatherman of Johnsville faces a $50 bail in a milk can theft case. Koontz and Stevens claim ownership of cans Leatherman used after misplacing his own. Evidence includes nameplates and initials on cans. Grand jury investigation warranted, magistrate rules. Also, Grace McGreen granted absolute divorce with custody and alimony, and Stoner and Storm obtain separate divorce. New county office space completed with Dr. R. Kefauger set as health officer.
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Harry F. Leatherman
Johnsville
Willie Koontz
Jonnsville
Koortz
Leatherman
Koontz
Justice Brust
Carley
X.Y. Harbaugh
Harbaugh
Koonetz
Stevens
Bis
Mtnerbaugh
H. TR. Conner
Grand Jury
William MM. Storm
Frank Norwoo
Ji Noel Haller
Charles W. Smith
Grace McGreen
Wollsville
Renn S. Harp
Acquilla N. Green
Wolfaville
Iva S. Green
Atlee FE. Cireen
Johnnie F. Green
Commodore Treen
Fannie Green
C. Maurice Green
Agatha E Green
Huey © Green
Samuel A Lewis
Howard A. Long
Stoner
Storm
Amanda Oa Lone
Reno Sharp
Tracks Ridge
Aldermen to Hold Regular Monthly Meeting
The Mayor and Board of Aldermen will meet on Wednesday at the usual time to discuss matters of importance pending before the council.
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Board of Aldermer
At & Oelock
Hart Baffles Police In Wife’s Disappearance Case
Police investigate the escape of Jack Hart from Maryland Penitentiary and his possible connection to whiskey runners. The search also centers on the mysterious disappearance of Hart’s wife Kitty Kavanaugh and reports of Tilson being fed by Mrs Milton Rec of Belair Sunday night.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Jack Hart
Willam Fink Tilson
Maryland
Hart
Canada
Canadian
Kitty Kavanaugh
Tilson
Milton Re c
Belair
Plan for Future Sewer Building in Frederick
Frederick advances sewer and street work with phased connections on Market Street at Patrick Second Third Fourth and Fifth streets and near All Summit Street. The program aims to avoid future trenching on Market Street when the sewer system expands, while minor winter repairs address recurring pavement wear along heavily used routes.
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Frederick
Market Street
Patrick
South Market Street
Summit Street
Property Transfers and Marriag
Property deeds record transfers including Hirst M Trexler and Howard M Jacoby to Spencer Mart and wife others to Emory Cramber Nusz city and county deeds totals list various grantees. Marriage licenses include Harry T Deville and Alice A Bartholow both ages, plus several other couples from Frederick and nearby counties.
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Hirst M Trexler
Howard MM Jacoby
Pen Mar Stone Company
Spencer Mart
Consith
Marvy Vo Nusz
Emory Cramber Nusz
Richard Potts
Mareret G Nusz
Cummines
County
Nicodema Tea Cream Company
Strashereer
John Wooane
Tohn i Freele
John EF
Farle
Lawrence Ayard
Rua
Aander Armstrong
Tris
Lees
Helen Brace Tlorner
Lawrence Avery
Walter R. Simmers
Harry T Devle
Asbestos
Carreall
Alice A. Bartholow
Westminster Newton
Miss Anna Norris Dies After Heart Failure at Union Bridge
Miss Anna B Norris 38 of near Liberty collapsed after an entertainment at Unionville town hall Monday night. She died before aid. Survived by sister Mrs Maurigan Poole and brother R L Norris of Mil Airy. Funeral Thursday at two led by Rev Bires 11k. Albaugh and Powell of Woodsboro funeral directors.
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Union Bridge
Anna B. Norris
Near Liberty
Evra Nusbaum
Miss Norris
Maurigan
Poole
Liberty
R. Ls. Nor
Mil Airy
Bires
Tinganore Chapel
Unionville
Albaugh and
Powell
Woodsboro
Reading, St Paul and U P Lead Market Rise
New York stocks opened weak as shorts covered early. Demand then picked up for Reading issues Straulo preferred Union Pacific and popular Industrials, pushing prices higher before noon. Call money started at one half to one percent.
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Reading
ST. Paul
U. P
Associated Press
New York
Straulo
Union Pa
Six Bandits Rob St Louis Trust Company in Quick Heist
In a near minute robbery six armed men held up the St Louis Trust Company in central St Louis today, fired shots to intimidate workers and fled in two cars with 26850 dollars. An armored truck convoy was due to arrive at the federal Reserve Bank shortly after.
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Associated Press
St. Lewis
St. Louis Trust Company
Federal Reserve Bank
Holland Banking Company closed in Missouri
Jefferson City Missouri January 14 The Holland Banking Company of Springfield with total resources of 7 008 510 has been closed by action of the Board of Directors according to word received by the State Finance Department.
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Associated Press
Jefferson City
Holland Banking Company
Springfield
Arction
State Finance Department
Tandas
Lawmaker charges Enright with bootlegger ties in Assembly
New York assemblyman A. Curyillier repeats on the floor that police commissioner Richard Enright is in league with bootleggers and has demoralized the police department in a Albany session report by Associated Press.
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Charges Enright
Associated Presa
Albany
N.Y
Assanblyman Boul. A. Curyillier
New York
Richard Bo Enright
New York City
Moran Bennett Wedding at St John’s Church
William Frans Moran and Margaret Reid Bennett were married at St John’s Catholic Church at nine o’clock by Rev. Fr A Quinn. Attendants included Mrs. William J Brown of Washington and John Z Moran of Baltimore. The couple left for a wedding trip immediately after the ceremony.
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William Frans Moran
John IL Moran
Frederick
Margaret Reid Bennett
O P. Bennett
Second Street
St John's Catholic Church
Uus
Fr A. Quinn
Vrs
William J Brown
Washington
John Z. Moran
Baltimore
Croom
Mro
Vis Moran
Quake Rocks Tokio Yokohama. Many Dead and Damaged
A strong earthquake in Tokio Yokohama and outskirts reportedly left about fifty dead and many injured. Yokohama suffered demolition of around 600 houses while Odawara endured the worst damage. foreigners reported unscathed and Imperial Hotel emptied as guests rushed outside.
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Associated Press
Tokio
Yokohama
Odawara
Kawaisu Bay
Imperial Hotel
Mexican Rebels Claim Victory After Long Cerro Azul Battle
The Associated Press report from Verna Cruyz via radio to Port Arthur says Mexican rebels routed the federal garrison at Cerro Azul, occupying the town with about 300 prisoners. Rebels claim additional campaigns against Campeche and ongoing battles for Villanermosa in Tabasco continue with expected rebel gains despite federal resistance. American arms alleged to be aiding Bolshevik-aligned Mexican troops were reported arriving at Piedras Negras and San Antonio.
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Prean
Verna Cruyz
Port Arthur
Ofd
Cerro “Azul
Revolutionita
Jose Moran
Limertiata
Thuerta
Campeche
Vilia Nermosa
Tabtseg
Healthquarters
Federats
U. S.S
San Antonio
Tet
Evewinesses
Marriage Confirmed For Lulu Ricketts and W L Linebaugh
The marriage of Lulu Ricketts of Flint THT to W L Linebaugh of Hagestown was confirmed by Mrs. BOG. The ceremony occurred in September and the couple has resided in Terre Haute since November. A letter gave 447 North Sixth Street as the Terre Haute address.
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Lulu Ricketts
Kepner
W. L. Linebaugh
Hagestown
Bog. Ricketts
Flint
Cole's Cavalry Reunion Recalls Loudoun Heights Attack
John J. Kahler, 77, one of four surviving members, hosts a gathering at 173 Talton Street Baltimore to recount Mosley's Confederates raid on the Maryland troop at Loudoun Heights Virginia. Two of the four survivors live in Frederick and Baltimore. two are in the Woodsboro area. The living locals Martin Kefauver and Dean Wachter are over 80.
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Cole
John J. Kahler
Taltan Street
Baltimore
Maryland
Mosley
Loudoun Weights
Virginia
Mr. Kahler
Frederick
Martin Kefauver
Woodsboro
Dean Wachter
Central Trust Company Elects Directors Today
The Central Trust Company and five subsidiary banks elected directors this morning in the banking rooms at Market and Church streets. Directors named include Frederick Joseph H. Apple George Strely Emory L. Coblentz Lawrence A. Chiswell William T. Delaplaine and others from Frederick to Thurmont with auxiliary board appointments at Emmstaburg Monrovia Myersville Thurmont and Trionville stations.
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Central Trust Company
Cuben Siurary
Church Streets
Maeniffsburg
Lawrence A. Chiswell
William T. Delaplaine
John A. Engle
Thomnas Hayward
Abraham Tiemp
Thomis B. Johnson
John Cs Leatherman
St. Rush Lewis
Charles McC. Mathias
Guy K. Motter
Frank J
Noerwaed
Euton D. Neighbours
Vernon W. Nicademus
David Oland
Benjaamin C. Perry
Lloyd Palmer
Tehard
Ross
K. C. Renn
Charles Wertheimer
Whitehill
Charles J. Waters
Newton M. Rentz
Emmstaburg Station
Basil
Guysen
Harry ‘Trans
Flo
M. Warren Feltz
Edwin Ohler
E.R. Shriver
Rene Obter
Ohn
Cruntiish Francis Thorndorff
Robert Fr. Burhora
C. Magruder
Nicholas HH. Albaugh
S&s
Thomas C. Fox
Albert T. Hauvert
Charles Mc. Mathias
W. Elmer Buhrman
Trion Rile
J. David Railr
FO. Cash
Warren E. Dudderar
Jacobs. Gladhill
Francis G Harbaugh
BE. A. Lawrence
T. Hy Lege
John H. Messier
Ezra Mf. Nusbaum
John E. Repp
Luther T. Sharretts
Oliver J Stonesifer
I. A. Stauffer
Eight Men Take Truck Load Alcohol in Philly
Philadelphia January 15 eight men four armed with sawed off shotguns halted a motor truck near the Delaware River front. They seized the vehicle loaded with barrels of alcohol belonging to a commercial concern and fled into the street. The truck was later found abandoned seven blocks away.
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Philly
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Denpit
Butler
Delaware ii Front
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Republican National Committee
Man Moor Parshes Court House
Alfreds W. Gaver
Court House
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Rkefauger
Believe
Copyrigne
Harris & Betagl
John T. Adams
Iowa
Cleveland
Bandits
ST. Lows Trust CO
Moran—Bennett
Tokio, Yokohama
U. S
Mrs. Linebaugh
Miss Ricketts
Indiana
Jefferson Council
Jr O. Vv
A. M
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Edward S. Rive
Robert H. Baer
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