Four Arrests In Chicken Theft Ring Across York County
Sheriff’s investigation leads to the arrest of Arthur Wetzel Frank Shorb of Emmitsburg and the York city arrests of Elmer Baker and Howard Baker on chicken theft charges. Wetzel and Shorb allegedly supplied stolen chickens later sold by the Bakers. Authorities plan to transport the Bakers to Frederick for trial. A separate raid near Litertztown saw two henhouses broken into and tracks leading toward Libertytown.
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Arthur Wetzel
Frank Shorb
Emmitsburg
W. C. Roderick
York
Elmer Baker
Howard Baker
Pennsylvania
Frederick
Roderick
Steiner
Sherif
Wetzel
Shorb
Sherb
Sheriiff
Miney
Walter Pittinger
Litertztown
Pittinger
Libertytown
Hoover Stresses Belgian Courage In World War Tribute
President-elect Hoover delivered a World War tribute via long distance telephone from Washington to Brussels. He spoke at a public square ceremony honoring Belgium’s sacrifice and courage, aligning his remarks with King Albert and Premier Emile Prengh associated with liberation efforts.
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Washington
Hoover
Brussels
Chaiman
Commission For the
Tellet
Belgium
United States
Albert
Jaspar
Emile Prengus
3Dr
Foch Makes Further Gain in Life Battle
Parts Jan 19 AP Marshal Foch and Poth show continued progress in their fight against attacks on his heart and kidneys. Doctors have not yet reached the first objective to remove danger and reach recovery but report steady improvement and morale high. Aimed at tomorrow to allow reading newspapers again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferdiand Poth
Im Hs
Foch
Tomor
Hygeia Sells Brunswick Plant to New Owner
The Brunswick plant of the Hygeia Ice and Coal Company is sold to Harry Phieger of Brunswick and W. Gane of Roanoke. The sale, announced today, places the plant under new ownership with Jolliffe the realtor confirming the transaction. Directors approved the move and the plant will be located in the western Brunswick area with a capacity of 2 tons daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswickoe
Mypria Ice and Coal Company
Harry BE. Preger
Brusawick
W. Gane
Roaroke
WN. Jolliffe
Hygeia Company
Brunswick
Mygeta
Flederashu Doe Fay
Cowie
Phieger
Argentina as U.S. trade partner and economic power
Washington reports Argentina is the United States’ largest South American customer with rising imports and growing auto and industrial purchases. The article notes Argentine wealth, independence from coercive diplomacy, anti American sentiment among radicals, heavy British investment, and reliance on New York finance for development. It also highlights high car imports, agricultural exports, and a developing domestic textile sector under President Irigoyen.
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Eqdney Dutcher
NEA
Washington
Argentine Republic
South America
United States
Argentina
Britain
Uen
Germany
Buenos Aires
Chile
Uruguay
New York
England
Texte Indus
Hipolito Irigosen
Nho
Service, Inc
Tobery Charged After Drunk Driving Collision
Luther R Tobery of 111 East Sixth Street was arrested by Officer George W Nogle after a 2 PM collision between his car and a parked vehicle owned by John Biehl. Tobery faced charges of drunk driving driving without a license and reckless operation and was held at police headquarters on $500 bond for a People’s Court hearing Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iequor
Luther R. Tobery
Sexth Street
Oficer
George W. Nogle
Tobery
John Biehl
East Patrick Street
Kaufman Garage Company
Nagle
Badly Wounded Man Tries to Help in Portland Street Hold Up
Benjamin Williams was shot in the abdomen and chest when he shouted for help during a hold up at his Portland Street home. Two assailants demanded money, fled in a stolen car, and struck Mrs. Williams as she tried to aid him. Police pursued in a hijacked taxi but the suspects escaped.
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Baltimore
Benjamin Williams
Portland Street
Salvation Army circles quiet after Haines death
London January 19 AP High Salvation Army circles remained quiet after last night’s sensational Sunbury developments with the death of Commissioner William Eames and a court injunction halting Bramwell Booth’s successor election. Authorities say the high council may seek a brief adjournment of Monday’s hearing to allow rapid adjudication of the case.
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London
Salvation Army
Sunbury
Wiliam Eames
Chancery
Bramwell Booth
High Council
Tyrrell Sentenced to 10 to 20 Years in Prison
Fay ette Tyrrell, 53, Sunday school superintendent and attorney, convicted of killing Philip P. Clark at the First Christian Church in Munhall last May 13, was sentenced to 10 to 20 years in Weston Penitentiary after a motion for a new trial was denied. He claimed self defense, alleging Clark threatened him over a divorce case.
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Pittsburgh
Fayvette J. Tyrrel
Philip P. Clark
First Christian Church
Munhall
Weston
Tyrrell
Clark
U S Steel Leads Stock Market Advance
New York trading opened with strength led by U S Steel at a new all time high. Week end profit taking reduced gains and call money rose to six per cent. Trading was moderately active with total sales about 7 3 million shares. Miller Train Control Corporation reorganized reversing shares and par value while securing treasury stock. Lee Ropp near Middletown fell Sunday evening and broke a bone in his leg.
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New York
U. S Steel
Monty
Star
Miler Train Control
Miller Train Control Corporation
Staunton
Treasury
Spurious Oath Claim Leads to $500 Fine
Mrs. Edward C Aimmbaugh of Macon Ga faces criminal libel conviction for circulating a spurious oath attributed to the Knights of Columbus. She was sentenced to a $500 fine and six months in jail.
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Savannah
Young and Morgan Named to Reparations Committee
Paris reports Owen D. Young and J P Morgan have been approved by the Reparations Commission to serve on the expert committee for reparations revision. Rifle contest set for Monday features Company A and Headquarters Company Frederick Company G Cumberland Company H Westminster Company B Hagerstown and the Band Section Frederick. Company A Captain Guy Andere leads the banner winner for state drills and has maintained the banner for several months.
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Young and Morgan
Paris
Owen D. Young
J.P. Morgan
Reparations Commission
Expét
Frederick
Cumberwané
Westminster
Hagerstomm
Hagerstown
Guy Andere
Contracting firms announce McLean Co acquisition
Say Contracting compas. Meritt-Chapman & Scott Corporation of New York, marine contractors and ship florers, announces the acquisition of the McLean Contracting Co. of Baltimore. The Baltimore company will operate as a unit under the direction of Oscar B Cobliiz and Frank B Beason, formerly president and vice president, respectively, of the McLean Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Say Contracting
Meritt-Chapman & Scott Corporation
New York
Marine Contractors
Ship Floers
McLean Contracting Co
Ofltimore
Baltimore
Oxar B Cobliiz
Frank B Beasen
McLean Co
City Street Department Spent 66 723 in six months
The Street Department reports 66 723 spent from June 2 to December 13 on street repairs and improvements. Major work included Carroll street Magnolia avenue Bentz Alley West Patrick street and Baker Park projects with costs for materials and labor totaling over 19 000 in labor and 51 951 03 in materials across three departments.
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Stis SG
Carroll Street
Magnolia Avenue
Bentz Alivet
West Patrick Street
Baker Park
Carroll Creek
Magnolia
Electric Light Plant
Bible Society Anniversary Meeting Planned in Frederick County
The 108th anniversary of the Young Men's Bible Society of Frederick County will be held Sunday night at 7 30 at Calvary Methodist church. Rev. G Ellis Williams will lead the service with an address by Rev. Oscar Thomas Olson D D of Mount Vernon church Baltimore and the annual report presented.
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Young Men's Bible Society
Frederick County
Calvary Methodist Church
G. Ellis Willams
Oscar Thomas Ojon
Mount Vernon Methodist Episcopal Church
Baltimore
C. E. Wehler
D. D
Guilman
Two More Roads Cases Set for Trial Next Week
Baltimore January 19 AP Two more criminal cases tied to the State Roads funds shortage were assigned for trial next week. George Harding and Charles L Ewers, former State Roads Commission employees, face charges including larceny and false pretenses with amounts of 160 75 and 525 71 cited, and Charles W Miles already scheduled for Monday in front of Chief Judge Samuel K Dennis.
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Baltimore
George Harding
Charles L. Ewers
Samuel K. Dennis
Supreme Bench
Charles W. Miles
Dennis
Harding
Ewers
Commisson
Tae
Government to prosecute prayers held at homes in Mexico
Mexico City January 19 AP Acting Secretary Canales said public religious ceremonies in homes would be prosecuted under the law forbidding such practices. He clarified that previous reports of relaxed restrictions and tolerated home prayers were incorrect and the policy remains unchanged.
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Mexico City
Prions
Interor Canales
Canales
Dozen Deaths In Trail Winters Worst Storm
A dozen deaths were reported as Winters Worst storm swept across the mid West with rain and snow. Damage occurred in Missouri Mississippi Illinois Indiana Kentucky and Ohio as homes and barns collapsed and wires caused electrocutions. Also the resignation of Miss Sara Z L Myron Hood College secretary was accepted with no successor named.
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Chicago
mid-West
Missouri
Mississippi
Timois
Indiana
Kotucky
Ohio
Kentucky
Farmer
G. Elease
Georgetown
Ohio River
Roman
Sara ZL. Myron
Johnstown
Hood Colleen
AAS BD
Miss Myron
Winfield
Wehring
OU City
Tate
Miss. Myton
Clarion
Hood College
Neilla McCardell Hoffmeier
Hagerstown
D. John Markey
Marcelene Mefauver
This City
Misa Anes Jones
Larimer
Fire Engulfs Dawes House Dormitory at Lawrenceville School
A spectacular blaze tore through Dawes House, the largest dormitory at Lawrenceville School, early this morning. Forty three students plus staff were affected as boys on the second floor woke to flames and escaped by windows or improvised rescue lines. Losses were put at 75 thousand dollars.
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Lawrenceville
N. J
Oor
New Officers Installed in Catholic Daughters Courts
The Catholic Daughters of America Courts Archbishop Curley and Forest Glen in Washington installed new officers led by Grand Regent Mrs Hannah Schwartz and Miss Agnes Powers as state grand regent presided. A musical program followed with refreshments for 200 attendees.
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Nstae
Ciliters
Curley
Galtheraburg
Court Forest Glen
Forest Glen
Catholic Daughters of America
Washington
Court District of Columbia
Agnes Powers
Hanah Schwartz
Robert L. Hickersom
Mary C. Gart
Ner
Lena Griffth
Lena Claggett
Nisterian
Mary Gloyd
Monitor
Ma‘the Siang
Evelyn Schwartz
Sentinel
Helen Sirkland
Helen McAlaughlin
Margaret Rome
Teresa
Mart Trier
May KL Cissel
Rose Clark
Polly Turner
Charies O. Rasensted
Will of farmer Charles E Allnutt filed in Rockville Orphans Court
The will of Charles E Allnutt of near Seneca, a farmer, died recently, was probated in Rockville Orphans Court. Dated September 34, 1928, executors named are Mrs Emtie M Allnutt and Charles E Allnutt Jr. No bond required. Testator bequeathed $2300 to son Charles E Allnutt Jr for his help and debt payments. Remainder to two children Clarins E Allnut Jr and Adis Juba Allnuty share and share alike.
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Charles E. Atuth
Seneca
Rockvile
Emtie M. Allnutt
Charles E Allnutt, Jr
Charles E Allnutt
Clarins E. Allnut, Jr
Adis Juba Allnuty
Shere
Trousers Stolen From Pool Prompts Nighttime Walk Home
Two Frederick men lost their trousers at a pool after a thief entered the dressing room and vanished with their clothing. They finished dressing with an overcoat and a hitchhiking ride home. Police were alerted to the suspicious man who claimed to be from New York and rough in appearance. Recommended for position Chatiix W Main, a jurist from Maryland, has been endorsed for the Supreme Court vacancy in the District of Columbia.
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Frederick
Knights of Sir Arthur's Round Table
New York
Chatiix W Main
Department of Justice
Supreme Court of
District of Columbia
Main
Frank Main
Diesch
Improvements to State Armory Near Completion
The First Battalion National Guard armory in Frederick undergoes a large modernization adding a head house facing Baker Park and a central drill hall with an orchestra shell. The project extends the western wall by about 32 feet and includes offices, lounge, dining room, kitchen, and a 60 by 20 foot roof garden. About 165 enlisted men will move into the new sections, with the Armory’s Regimental Headquarters and Headquarters Company housed there.
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Fir Regiment
Baker Perk
Weat Second
Bente Streets
First National Guard
Baltimore
Frederick
Elmer F. Munshower
Af NG
D. John
C. Rogers
Monc Wachter
Capingn Philp
Pany
Houck, Jr
Moreton
Baker Park
Natkeml Geetd
Ers Company
Hoover Seeks Restoring Stability in Executive Offices
Washington reports President-elect Hoover met with President Coolidge at the White House for about 39 minutes. The talks focused on the feasibility of enlarging the executive offices and other immediate administration concerns. A separate note announces world medical missionary Sir Wilfred Grettell speaking tonight on science at the civilization’s northern edge.
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Washington
Hoover
White House
President Coolidge
Mr. Coolidge
Mir
Coolidge
Eadie
Wilfred Grettell
Wil Oervade Te Epke
Iriage
F Allen Enamel
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Baker Brothers
Barry M. Crandall
Aberdeen
Ride Nent
J. R. Ridenour
Maddietown
United Brethren Church
Mr. Ridenour
Lorrion
Buckingham Pakce
Kling George
Hygeia 0
Imme
First National Bank of Boston
Sacco-Vanretth
Leather B. Tesery
Colbien
Haines
S. S
Saturdes
Farm Bureau
Mettine
Montgomery County Farm Bureau
Rockville
Wilson C. Pools
Mars W. Poole
Algernon Poole
Sellman
Montgomery County
U. S. Steel
Lee
Willam Ropp
Middletown
Calvary M
Baw
Gritin Gribbel
Philadelphia
Chibtian
John W. Blackbur
Gribbel
Fred
Blackburn
Trail
Hood Alumnae Assn
Myron
Mr. Weh
Jung
Dawes House
State Armory
West Walle
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