Arrests Loom At Preliminary Hearing Tonight In Frederick
A group of colored men James Charles and Gardner face assault charges after a fight with a Purdeman at a pin yesterday. A preliminary hearing before Justice Aaron R. Andera is set for 7 30 tonight at Police Headquarters. Purdeman, wounded, may not recover quickly. five stitches were needed and a doctor was called. Police, deputies, and officers assisted at the scene. Other items note William Johnson arrested by Chief George Hoff for theft from a man he boarded with, presiding over a $150 bond. Maurice Bennett’s 1915 results praised, fined $15. John Palmer and William Chase jailed for disorderly conduct. Bitry Eoterly jailed 15 days for drunkenness. Wheat at Frederick markets $1.35. Corn $3.50 a bushel.
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Negrobe
James
Charles
Gardner
Purdeman
Fiveante Haif
Aaron R. Andera
Reed
Menauer
Smith and Jones
Fraley and
Quinn
Eerap
Afap Baniec
Bhale Shoss
Heid
William Johnson
Arhy Ghief
George Hoff
Charles Hoffman
Dobn- Warhorn
Schell
Reha
Maurice Bennett
Maurice
Bruchey
Ohn Palmer
Brachey
Hoffman
Willam Chase
Beachey
Adams
Rog "Wilson
Thomas Cramer
Walkersville
Kazy Wilson
Elizabeth Palmer
Woodsboro
Wanted Young Man to Clerk in Store
A Saturday want ad in The News called for a young man to clerk in a store with good wages to start. It ran for three issues and by Monday morning the advertiser reported fifteen replies. The ad appeared under the News Office listing and used the address X Y.
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BOON
Duties of Road Supervisors Guide for Maryland county
A 1912 1914 Maryland county ordinance outlines road supervisor duties pay scales and reporting. It details per hour compensation for various road work tasks, mileage allowances, annual reporting requirements, and strict rules on when and how road work may be performed. It also mandates drainage maintenance, bridge safety measures, and the levy rate of 12 dollars per mile.
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Nave
General Assembly of
Maryland
Banda
T Uhan
Worling
Orphans Court Accounts and Property Deeds Noted
First and final account of Sarah A. Grove administratrix of Catharine C. Grove deceased filed and distribution made. Report of sale of personal property in the estate of C Elizabeth Ogle deceased filed. Inventories of debts and current money of the estate of C Elizabeth Ogle. Med letters of administration on the estate of Wm E Watkins granted to Estelle Watkins. Estate of Lewia C Ogle granted to Ellen Ogle. Names: Jesse Leg Garrett 27, Sarah Ann Harman 20 Brunswick. Charles D Walter 33 Creagerstown. Della R Speak 24 Creagertown. Property deeded: Charles H Kehna and wife to Bernard W Wilson and wife real estate in city. $10.
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Sarah A. Grove
Catharine C. Grove
C. Elizabeth Ogle
Wm. E. Watkins
Estelle Watkins
Lewia C. Ogle
Ellen Ogle
Jesse Leg Garrett
Sarah Ann Harman
Brunswick
Charles D. Walter
Creagerstown
Della R. Speak
Charles H. Kehna
Bernard W. Wilson
Sunday Preaches to Men Nearly 60,000 Hear Him
Philadelphia, Jan. 18. Billy Sunday drew huge crowds as he conducted sermons and athletic demonstrations labeled Chickens Cove Home to Roost. Across three sessions nearly 70,000 heard him, with 157 converts in the morning, 651 in the afternoon, and 500 in the evening amid a frenzied response and long lines turned away.
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Philadelphia
Billy
Tabernacle
Peck lectures Berlin and Germany at Hood College event
Dr Arthur Peck of New York presented an extension lecture at Hood College on Berlin the Rhine and glimpses of Germany. Color stereoscopic views highlighted art treasures buildings and statues while detailing military history and Kaiser era fighting machines including the Busy Berthas and Jack Johnson. The fencing customs of German students and their prison were explained and a note on student offenses delaying police was given. Next Saturday he will discuss Rural and Historic Old England.
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Germany
Jack Johnson
Peck
Old Time Butchering Party At Walkersville
An old-time butchering gathering at R. W. Stauffer near Walkersville honored birthdays of Miss Celia Zimmerman and Mrs. Clayton Zimmerman. About 30 guests attended with hogs killed for a 250 pound yield each and a hearty collation of turkey ham corn beans biscuits and ice cream. A later birthday party for William C. Zimmerman at Cherry Mount east of Frederick featured games music and a grand supper with many Zimmerman family members and friends.
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R. W. Stauffer
Walkersville
Celia Zimmerman
Clayton Zimmerman
Maryland
Frank Stauffer
Charlies Wilhide
Gaugh
Media Winebrewer
Joseph Wilhide
Charles Wagner
Phraim Zimmerman
Roger Boone
Millard Wilhside
Withide
William C. Zimmerman
Chas. W
Charles Zimmerman
Cherry Mount
Frederick
Charles W. Zimmerman
Bradley I. Dorsey
Germantown
Lillian
Erma
Ruth Zimmerman
Ruth Shorb
Boyds
Annie McKinney
Walkeraville
Nellie Roderick
Grace Witter
Elsie Stull
Helen Delaughter
Miss Barnes
Miss Nusbaum
William
Edward
Harry
Claude Zimmerman
Claude
Preston Hahn
Ray
Amon Burgee, Jr
George Myers
John Shaw
Edgar Roderick
Jurors Drawn for February Court Term
Chief Judge Urner and Associate Judge Worthington named jurors for the February term grand and petit jury. Lists include Buckeystown Emory C Remsberg Calvin H Stil Frederick Oliver P Bennett Keefer Tome Charles F Seeger Allen G Quynn S C Rice Spencer Zimmer man Albert S Smith Glenn R Martin Eugene Sponpeiler and many others from towns such as Middletown Creagerstown Urbana New Market Libert y and Brunswick among several communities and last names like Remsberg Wiles Zimmerman Dudderar Catlett and Keefer selected for service.
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Urner
Worthington
Buckeystown
Emory C. Remsberg
Calvin H. Stil
Frederick
Oliver P. Bennett
Keefer $. Tome
Charles F. Seeger
Allen G Quynn
S. C. Rice
Spencer Zimmerman
Albert S. Smith
Glenn R. Martin
Eugene Sponpeiler
Middletown
George C. Remsberg
Wilbur Bowlus
Creagerstown
Russell C. Long
Enmitshvyg
Edgar C. Stansbury
Harry A. Dern
Catoctin
Paul J. Kline
Urbana
Frank R. Addison
Josph A. House
Liberty
Harry A. Lowman
New Market
Grafton Clay
Ernon W. Nicodemus
Hauvera
Reuben A. Fox
Emiy Kelnaugh
Woodsboro
William H. Dorcus
F. Smith
Poteraville
William Wiriz
Mr. Pleasant
Markell H. Nelson
Jefferson
Emory R. Remsberg
David M. Souder
Mechanicstown
Charles MM. Gall
C. M. Mackley
Jackson
Ward Leatherman
E . Detiord
Johnsville
Wiliam F. Keefer
Jacob N. Diehl
Woodville
Spence
Lewis Assails Telephone Rates Before Committee
Representative David J. Lewis of Maryland argued for government ownership of telephones, citing high long distance costs. He claimed a 6 mill per mile rate yields three minutes of talk, while railroad freight rates are lower. Other members challenged and confirmed the figures, noting low usage due to prices in a mid continent city of 600,000 with 43,000 phones.
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David J. Lewis
Maryland
Fleuse Postoffice Committee
Steenerson
Minnesota
Létvis
Kelly
Connecticut
Bell Company
Washington
Lewis
Public Utility Commission
Bell System
Bell
Maryland Homes Count Rises to 274 824 in Census
Census Bureau reports 274 824 Maryland homes, up from 242 331 ten years earlier and 202 179 in 1890. Farm homes fall from 24 percent in 1890 to 17 percent now. 77 814 homes are free of encumbrance, 37 202 encumbered, 149 201 rented. Nationwide totals reach 20 155 555 homes with 6 123 610 farm and 14 131 945 urban.
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Maryland
Census Bureau
Clergy Talk To Mine Clase By Lutheran Leader
Rev Dr A G Rupp of Evangelical Lutheran church will address the Men's Clans taught by M D Harp at the Sunday school service next Sunday. Ingomar Albaugh, clan member, will head all men leaving from Church and Market streets to march to the class together.
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G. Rupp
Evangelical Lutheran Church
M. D. Harp
Ingomar Albaugh
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Advertisement Claim
A vintage ad touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a vegetable liver and bowel aid that substitutes calomel without danger. It promises clear skin, bright eyes, buoyancy, and eased constipation, noting millions buy boxes at 10 and 25 cents through druggists.
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Edwards
Dr. Edwards
Commissioners Settle With Road Supervisors in Mechanicstown District
The board appoints Mechanicstown District supervisors with listed miles of road, appropriations, and post office addresses. Names include C Frank Kelbaugh, L P McKinsick, Charles W Wolfe, Frank Shafer, Harry W Firer, Frank Boddy, C W Collistower, Jobo Baitzell, A M Isanogte, A L Hauver, Frank T Knott, Allen C Byler, Lewis Troxell, John H Kelly, all with Thurmont or Graceham addresses. Tomorrow the Commissioners proceed to Jefferson District.
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Mechanicstown
Frank Kelbaugh
Thurmont
L. P. McKinsick
Charles W. Wolfe
Frank Shafer
Harry
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College Hall
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Ezra Hoffman
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Philadelphia Ledger
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Central Trust Company of Maryland
Robert A. Kemp
R. E. Lighter
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Janisdét Drug Store
Homer and Carneaux
M. S Zimmerman
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Braddock Heights
Fearhake
George M. Gittinger
Cond Street
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Eidlerson
C. E. Cline
Jansatt
Third Street
Renmdeled
John N. Clary
Jansdtt
Dill Avenues
Dill Avenue
Snd
East Fifth Street
Reno & Harp
Edimion
C. M. deGarmendia
Tuscarora
Eighth Street
Parca Pymosth
Bektia
Rosemont Paul Farm
Erick. Md
Ar Decizatt
H. Weiner
Barket
Hroteriex
Dee
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Orffice
Court House
Jefferson District
Sencar
Ni Euiay
Shea
Emmitsburg
Mt. Pleasant
Tay
Walkerarbeland Ballenger
Burkitteville
Lewistown
John W. Holter
Harman L. Gaver
Orleans’ Court
Frederick County
William Cc.null
Frances C. Administratrin
Equity
Ariana T. Belt
Cestul Que Trust, &T
Circuit Court
Henry Trail
Charles E. Trail
A. D
Glenn H. Worthington
Harry W. Bowers
Frank ’C. Norwood
Court of Equity
Bertha Brali
Centul Que Trust
Freddrick County
Hammondurner
Frank
C. Norwood
Jané
NISI
Thomas
Barker
Ne’ i
Saideas
Freder- Src Boarnae
John & Newman
H. Kiefer de Lauter
The
Musterole Company
Leveland
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