Umbrella Man Brown gets four months in Maryland jail
Andrew Brown known as Brownie the Umbrella Man was sentenced by Justice August T Brust to four months in the Maryland House of Correction after being convicted of drunk and disorderly conduct and resisting arrest. He fought deputies, struck a bystander, disrupted a Sunday service, and failed to promise sobriety. His attorney Reno R Harp promised him a winter home in the “cut” while urging reform.
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Maryland House of Correction
Fin
August T. Brust
Andrew Brown
Brownie
Brown
Oficer Noyte
Allen Bartgis
Bin
Bir
Fai
Patrick Flynn
House of Correction
Getsting
Uke
Reno
Harp
Recital Pleases Large Audience at Brodbeck Hall
J Krank Freer presented a Monday organ recital at Brodbeck Hall, Frederick, using the new Moller pipe organ. The audience praised Freer and the instrument, noting a refined program including Cantilena, Spring Song, and works by Dvorak and Wigner, plus Freer’s own compositions.
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J. Krank Freer
Brodbeck Hall
Howl College
Theodore Wool
Chambersburg
Moller Company
Hagerstown
Prysinger
Aribuc Foote
MacFarlane
Hy Riven
Wrld Symphony
AL Dvorak
Death
Yristane
Isolde
Wigner
Frysinger
Frederick
Brod Weck Hall
Ritchie to Name Herring State Mental Hygiene Commissioner
Governor Ritchie expected to appoint Dr Alt Herring former Lunacy Commission secretary as State Mental Hygiene Commissioner after board’s finding he resign from federal post. Nobel Prize awarded to Dr Fridtjof Nansen for international relief work and promoting brotherhood of nations.
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Ritchie
Alt. Herring
Lunacy Commission
Board of Mental Hygiene
Dr. Herring
United States Bureau of Public Health
Public Health Service
Fridtjof Nansen
Nansen
Christiania University
Firemen Carry Water in Buckets Amid Rat Menace
Volunteers fight blaze as rats destroy water supply and fire hoses forcing bucket brigades. Advertisement touts Rovel Guar anteed Rat Paste and 3% tanny savings sold by Wik Hamson the Dreng'st Advertise ment.
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Wik Hamson
Follow-Up Committee of Farmers Meet on Tuberculosis Eradication
The follow-up committee meets at the county agent office Wednesday to discuss eradicating bovine tuberculosis. Dr T A Ladson of Ballnore and a U S Bureau of Animal Industry representative will address. Aim includes changing rules to permit testing of accredited herds under Dr Lawrence Avery.
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T. A. Ladson
Ballnore
U. S. Bureau of Animal Industry
Lawrence Avery
Bureau
Charlies
Father Craig Shows Light Improvement After Illness
Rev Father Craig pastor of Sacred Heart Catholic church Mount Washington has slight progress in his paralysis recovery following a grip attack last Friday from overwork. He previously served as rector of St John’s Catholic church in this city as local mentions in The News are widely read.
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Father Craig
Franch KB. Craig
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Mount Washington
Lumlay
St. John's Catholic Church
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