Trial of Hauptmann Awaits Three Witnesses Arrival
The court proceeds with the Hauptmann case while three key witnesses are awaited. Identity of those involved remains guarded as proceedings move forward.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1935
Page
2
Hauptmann Case At A Glance
A blonde pajama model identifies Bruno Hauptmann as the man she saw spying on Jaf ale. Prosecutor guards reveal the identities of three European mystery witnesses. Albert S. Osborn, a handwriting expert, calls the ransom note writeup match with Hauptmann strong. Eldridge Stein another expert affirms Hauptmann authored the notes. Two defense handwriting experts quit, attorney Reilly says they wanted pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruno Hauptmann
Jafale
Iden
Europe
Albert S. Osborn
Hauptmann
Eldridge
W Stein
Reilly
Albert 8. Osborn
Witnesses shielded as Hauptmann trial resumes in Lindbergh case
In Flemington New Jersey on January 14 a blonde pajama model Hikie garde Olga Alexander testified accusing Bruno Hauptmann of writing the 14 ransom notes. Prosecutors shield three surprise witnesses from Europe arriving to testify in secret aboard ships and a cutter with Detective Arthur Johnson. German reports suggest a witness may be Hanna Fisch, sister of the late Isador Fisch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flemington
Bruno Hauptmann
John ¥. Condon
Europe
Olga Alexander
Hauptmann
Dr. Condon
Lindbergh
Jassie
Bronx
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Anne
New Jersey
New York
Uner
Tle de France
Arthur Johnson
Hanna Fisch
Isador Fisch
David T. Wileniz
Leatherman Bonded After Raid On Myersville Still
Lloyd Leatherman was held on 800 bond at a preliminary hearing before U S Commissioner D Angle Wolfinger in Hagerstown on charges of operating an unlicensed still. Rev Robert J Ridgely did not attend but federal agents testified he aided breaking up the equipment. About 50 gallons of hard cider were confiscated from the plant near Wolfsville, second raid in ten days near another site. Moonshiners allegedly operated for over two years with barn fires and one murder blamed on drunken brawls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J. Ridgely
Myersville
Lemmon
Parker Wolfe
Wolfinger
Earhart cancels Washington leg of trans-Pacific flight
Amelia Earhart, arriving from Honolulu to Oakland, cancels plans to fly to Washington citing bad weather and fatigue concerns. Separately, Maurice D Crum,Libertytown farmer, fractured left shoulder in a Friday fall and was treated at Frederick City hospital before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Amelia Earhart
Honolulu
Oakland
Washington
Union Air Terminal
Salt Lake City
Faly
Maurice D. Crum
Libertytown
Frank
Hedges
Mr. Crum
Frederick City Hospital
Will of C T K Gladhill Probated in Court Middletown
The will of Calvin T. K. Gladhill, Middletown resident, probated in Orphans Court, leaves the estate to wife Mrs Lota Gladhill and children. Executor Glenn Gladhill, a son, is empowered to manage and continue the furniture and undertaking business with wife’s assistance until sons Mark and Flor d reach 21, then may sell assets. Inventories and terms adjust to profits, with executor paying taxes and business expenses, and wife receive a life estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin T. K. Gladhill
Middletown
Orphans Court
Lota Gladhill
Gladhil
Teast
Mark
Flord
Gladhill
Gindhili
Eight Children Share Estate Under 1934 Will
In a will dated October 15, 1934, probate shows the residue of the estate after expenses for the furniture and undertaking establishment to be divided equally among eight children Glenn Lucy Ray Mark Floyd Gladhll Amy Kepler Olive Routzelin and Hazel Shank. The will was witnessed by A. A. Reed and Thomas H. Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn
Lucy
Ray
Mark
Floyd Gladhll
Amy Kepler
Olive Routzelin
Hazel Shank
A. A. Reed
Thomas H. Davis
Doolittle Starts Coast to Coast Flight with Passenger
Jimny Doolittle and his wife embarked on a coast to coast attempt from Los Angeles to Newark in a two passenger transport airplane. The flight began from Los Angeles Municipal Airport with hopes of an early breakfast upon landing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Calif
Jimny Doolittle
Doolittle
Newark
Foes of Hitler Plan Resistance in Saar Plebiscite
Associated Press reports Saar Basin vote tallies showing strong pro Germany sentiment as German leaders claim plans to reincorporate the Saar Valley into the Reich within a month. Communist papers call for demonstrations and resistance to the League controlled plebiscite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Saarbruecken
Saar Basin
Germany
Hitler
Saar
Warburg
Arbeiterzeitung
League of Nations
Hirsbach- Reisweller
France
Berlin
Saar Valley
SEEK GOLD DECISIONS
Washington reports that libraries worldwide were searched for a 1929 World Court decision on gold clause bonds requiring payment in money equal to gold value at issue. The Hague Court of Justice ruled Royal Dutch Oil bonds could skip gold payments due to Roosevelt suspending gold payments. case sparked potential appeal by Amsterdam stock brokers union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Charles Evans Hughes
United States Supreme Court
the Hague
Hague Court of Justice
Royal Dutch Oil Company
New York
Amsterdam
Stock Brokers’ Union of Amsterdam
Wis
High Court of the Hague
Three East Fourth Street Homes Sold to Rau Couple
A deed recorded over the weekend shows three East Fourth street properties sold from Mr. and Mrs. Flaulf to Dr. Rudolph M. Rau, all in this city. The addresses are 215 217 and 221 East Fourth street, each with a dwelling. Total consideration was about 6500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Fourth Street
Gilmore R. Flaulf
Rudolph M. Rau
Fred
Chamber of Commerce elects new directors for three year terms
Four directors were elected for three year terms and one for a one year term. Ballots sent to members were counted by secretary H Noel Haller. The annual meeting will be held Friday evening January 25 to elect officers for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
H. Noel Haller
Hammond Clary
Lloyd C. Culler
Charles F. Seeger
Robert L. Smith
John A. Shires
Paul I. Payne
Richard F. Simmons
James H. Cramer
Jesse W. Kolb
James H. Gambrill
Holmes D. Baker
Irving 8. Biser
Payne
Simmons
Cramer
Settled Out of Court in Debt Suits
Two debt actions removed from Washington county were settled out of court Monday afternoon. Eleanor S. Reynolds trading as James E Reynolds and Company sued Merchants Milling Company and Eastern Grain Growers' Corporation for 3501.75 in the first suit and 2532.50 in the second. Attorneys for the plaintiff were P Hartman Alexander Armstrong and W M Storm. defendants were A M Hoffman and Stonebroker and Keylor. Seventeen witnesses were entered for the defense in the first suit, one for the plaintiff. no witnesses were summoned in the second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
Eleanor S. Reynolds
James E. Reynolds
P. Hartman
Alexander Armstrong
Hagerstown
William M. Storm
A. M. Hoffman
Hartman
Armstrong
W. M. Storm
Stonebroker and
Loan Directors Named At Farm Loan Association Meeting
At the annual stockholders meeting of the Washington and Frederick National Farm Loan Association, directors elected for the ensuing year include George F. Dennis Jr Urbana George H. Thomas Silas Thomas Jefferson Joseph Sponseller Walkersville and Ira S. Remsberg Jefferson. Dennis Sponseller were re elected, Remsberg fills the Davis vacancy. Directors re elected Thomas president Sponseller vice president and Haller secretary treasurer. Haller’s report shows total membership 133 loans 646100. Loans closed in 1934 total 163900 with 35 new members and stock issued 25000. Applications received in 1924 totalled 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington and Frederick
Remsberg
H. Stanley Davis
Thomas
Sponseller
Haller
County Firemen's Assn Meeting Set at Brunswick
Frederick County Firemen's Association plans its annual gathering in Brunswick at 7 pm with guests from city and county fire companies. President Wirts presides. Bushe of the State Firemen's Association and Capt. Lester Smith are among speakers. Supper precedes the meeting served by the Brunswick Ladies Auxiliary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Firemen's Association
Brunswick
Frederick City
Bushe
State Firemen’s Association
Rushe
Montgomery County
F Lester Smith
Brunswick Company
Association
Emmitsburg
Orphans Court Dismisses Bussard Farm Sale Petition
The Orphans Court dismissed the petition of John L. Routazahn as executor after Mr. and Mrs. Willie McC. Wiles Middletown paid the purchase price for the Bussard estate farm bid at 11,750 dollars. The couple had paid 300 dollars down and initially refused further settlement terms, but have now complied and the petition is dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
John L. Routzahn
John W. Bussard
Routazahn
Willie McC. Wiles
Middletown
Reutzahn
Wiles
Bussar
Two Airmen Die in Indiana Guard Collision
Two Indiana National Guard airmen were killed when two planes collided southeast of Murfreesboro Tennessee during an air race run. Lieut Henderson Wheeler and Lieut Richard Miller died. Lieut W B Morgan identified them and landed the crippled ship safely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saiarak
W. B. Morgan
Henderson Wheeler
Richard Miller
Igolland Solls
Also Mentioned on This Page
Leatherman
Bond
Wolfsville
Mrs. Earhart
Bruno
Nsotea
T. K. Gladhill
Ies
Middletown Man
Blyth
Moise
Beech Museum
Capidlin Cacer
Speed Flyer
Jn Saar
Aids Hauptmann
J. H. Treadway
East St. Louis
Ill
Washington-Frederick Farm Loan Association
N. J
William Allen
Trenton
County Firemen's Assn
C. E. Cline & Son
South Market St
Frederick, Md
Rhode Island
Nevada
Bigelo
C. C. Carty
East
Patrick St
Hendrickson
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