Miracle escape in night crash wrecks Nash car near Mt. Carmel
A Nash touring car overturned after hitting a culvert on the Baltimore pike near Mt. Carmel Sunday night at about 11. Mr and Mrs Charles Kehne and seven year old Eleanor Spitzer narrowly escaped serious injury. The child was thrown clear and the parents were trapped but freed by a passing motorist. Mr Kehne suffered a fractured shoulder and facial cuts. Mrs Kehne bruises. all three remained in Frederick hospital for several days. The car was a total wreck with its top windshield and steering wheel demolished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Kebne
Baltimore Pike
Mt. Carmel
Mrs. Kehne
Eleanor Spitzer
Kehne
Frederick
Mr. Kehne
Aes Mare
Griffith Urges Speaker to Cut Salary or Leave Senators
Clarke Griffith president of the Washington Senators said Iris Speaker must voluntarily reduce his salary within a week or relinquish the centerfield job. If Speaker does not comply he will be released on February 1. Griffith also named West as a possible centerfielder candidate for Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tampa
Fla
Clarke Griffith
Washington American League
Iris Speaker
Senators
Speaker
Griffith
Washington
West
Southern Association
Jac
Curtis
Kansas
Borah
Idaho
Youth Dies in Electric Chair at Rock View Prison
Leom Scovern of Shamokin, 20, was executed at Rock View penitentiary for fatally harming Joseph Baranoski, brother of his former sweetheart Mary. He had stabbed the family on January 3 1926 after warnings against pursuing the girl, and Joseph died the next day while others recovered. The report also notes a Jessie H Newgeen organ recital at Hood College with several pieces performed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellefonte
Leom Scovern
Shamokin
Rock View Penitentiary
Scovern
Joseph Baranoski
Mary
John Baranoski
John
Joseph
Fire destroys garage and two buildings in Lindos blaze
Firefighters from the Airy department responded to a garage fire on Lisson and Tee Astes street, destroying Mins Pearl Mercer’s garage and two nearby buildings. Two seimetges and nine trucks were lost. all others were saved by rapid intervention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mins Pearl Mercer
Lindos
Warty Sel'urdey
Br ML Airy Fre
Four Middletown Homes Robbed in Overnight Burglary
Sheriff William C. Roderick and deputies search for a thief who entered four Middletown residences Friday night or early Saturday morning. About $22.50 $25 $5 and $2.60 were taken from the Ahalt Holter and Coblents homes. Vernon Coblents’ door was entered but nothing missing. a pocketbook with about $17 was found on a nearby lawn. No signs of forced entry or tampering with windows or locks were found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Roderick
Middletown
Edith M. Ahalt
Frank M. Holter
Calvin Coblents
Vernon Coblents
Adres
Adalt
George Kefauver
Governor Smith appeals for missing Smith College student
New York January 23 AP Governor Smith issued a public appeal for Frances St. Sohn Smith a Smith College student who vanished January 13. Police distributed thousand circulars with her photo description and offered a reward of 10000 dollars for her safe return and 1000 dollars for information on her whereabouts. The governor is not related to the student.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Covernor Smith
Frances St. Sohn Smith
Smith College
Rejuvenation Claim by Doctor Doppler Reported
Vienna January 23 AP Dr Karl Doppler assistant to Dr Hans Loeng Jr bloodless surgeon announced a new method to rejuvenate the human species He says the system supplies more blood to the grand cells and revitalizes the entire constitution Applicable to both sexes he claims 200 cases with no failures
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Karl Doppler
Hans Lo»eng Jr
American Medical Association
Doppler
Vyornof Voronof
Woman Dies by Her Own Hand In Baltimore Note To Dog
In Baltimore on January 23 AP reports Mrs. Helen Parker aged 44 killed herself in a gas filled room. A note addressed to her pet dog Peggy explains fear of being sent to an insane asylum and urges the dog to say goodbye. The dog died with her and her brother found the scene while planning to take her to a mental hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Helen Parker
Peggy
Supreme Court rules financing company autos not dealer assets
Washington reports the Supreme Court held that automobiles financed through dealers in Virginia are not assets of the dealer in bankruptcy. The case involved Finance and Guaranty Co. of Delaware versus W A Lee of Richmond trading as National Motor Company. Also notes about ill health of A J Eicketberger and family members and unchanged condition of Walker Jolliffe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Virginia
Supreme Court
The
Finance and Guaranty Company of Delaware
Thc Justees
W. A. Lee
Richmond
National Motor Company
County farmer loses meat from late butchering
A farm near Feagarville reports meat gone from seven hogs butchered earlier, with thieves also stealing chickens in Liberty town Knoxville and Weverton. The Derr family notes repeated depredations as Sheriff Roderick investigates. A Ford coupe was stolen weeks ago, with no recovery to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer & Dert
Feagarville
Derr
Libertytown
Pierce Hammond
Maurice Crum
Ces
Feageville
Farm Aid Plan Seeks Home Grown Sugar Tea Alternatives
Senator Howell proposes substitutes like artichoke sugar and cassia mate to curb U.S. tea and sugar imports. He backs trials and farmer ballots to grow these plants domestically, arguing they could reduce overproduction and cut import dependence while offering cost benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agoney Dutcher
Waehragioo
Robert Beecher Howell
Nebraska
Howell
Swanson Warns Against Intimidation Over Southern Suffrage
Senator Swanson of Virginia denounces threats of political reprisals against Southern representatives over Fifteenth Amendment issues. He warns Eastern Republicans against intimidation tactics linked to the South and Ware cases, stressing equal rights for all states and resisting punitive measures tied to Reconstruction-era disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Swanson
Virginia
Congress
United States
United States Regge
South
Cosgrave Arrives in Washington for Four Day Visit
William T. Cosgrave, president of the Executive Council of the Irish Free State, arrived in Washington from Chicago for a four day stay. The official party met at Union Station by State Department, British embassy, and Irish Free State legation representatives. The program includes an audience with President Coolidge, dinner with Canadian Minister Massey, and a luncheon with Assistant Attorney-General William A. Donovan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William T. Congrave
Executive Council
The
Irish Free State
Chicago
Union Station
State Department
Irish Free State Legation
Coolidge
Massey
William A. Donovan
Congrave
Death toll may be limited to one victim in Annapolis crash
Annapolis January 23 AP — Probable death toll from the collision between an automobile and a W B and A electric railroad train is seen as one victim after Gordon Claude recovers from a fractured skull. Mrs. Alipix Hardesty died. Horace Hardesty has a fractured hip. Bessie Sinclair released. Claude and others hospitalized. The article also notes a Ballenger Woman's Club meeting on January 16 with 18 members and 1790 visitors and various program details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
W. B
Gordon Claude
Aan
Alipix Hardesty
St. John’s College
Claude
Charles Bagley
Baltimore
Horace Hardesty
Bessie Sinclair
Ballenger Woman's Club
Leror Horine
Thomas P. Culler
Morcott
Harry Moward
Edgar Hargett
William Zimmerman
Adam Smith
Miss Derr
William Elirey
Quier King
Michael Farradar
Asa Renn
Horace Mann
Mee
Practon Zimmerman
John Stuart Mill
Wilber Celler
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Derr
Charles Robert Darwin
Mra Smith
Herbert Spencer
Howard
Lous Pasteur
Caller
Joseph Ernest Renan
Claude Hargett
J. Hoppin
Darry Derr
County road delegations press for oils and improvements
On Saturday, three road delegations and several smaller groups urged the County Commissioners to oil and repave three miles from the state road to Fountain road, improve a three mile two to one stone road from Creagerstown to Rocky Ridge, and pave one mile of state road toward Woltaville. The largest group, about 17 property owners, supported the one mile state road project in Hauvers’ district.
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Fountain Road
Creagerstown
Rocky Ridge
Dunkard Church
Woltaville
Tauvers
Hauvers
N. Grosasnickle
Co. N. Stottlemyer
Prenton E. Frey
C.L. Leatherman
Iring F. Morgan
Hugh Wartenfeltz
Stanley D. Gross-nickle
Leslie I. Morgan
F. Smith
Joh Bear
Edna R. Stottlemyer
David C. Winebrenner
John §. Long
R. D. Zimmerman
Ther
Russell Boller
Luther Fox
Jesse Fox
J. N. Mele
Rlog
Negro girl dies in car crash near Hagerstown
Catherine Chak a 15 year old girl of Hagerstown died when a Lincoln sedan driven by Henry Spriggs, the owner’s chauffeur, overturned several times while attempting a turn near Hewitt's Crossroads. Spriggs was charged with unauthorized use of the car and held in Washington county jail pending a preliminary hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor M. Cushwa
Hagerstown
Catherine Chak
Hegerstown
Henry Spriggs
Spriggs
Coshwa
Williamsport Pike
Hewitt's Crossroads
Omcer Cubbaxe
Springs
Washington County
Boonsboro Accident Hearing Set for Evening
A Boonsboro accident on the Frederick Hagerstown road left injuries and questions of licensed driving. Harry Russard facing charges of operating without a license and without lights, with Eaton accused of allowing an unlicensed operator. The Hammond K. Moser vehicle collided with the Eaton car, injuring Luther Jones. State Police Sgt Duckworth reported details as hearings proceed before Justice J Hollins Kefauver in Middletown. The article also notes bank earnings in Montgomery and surrounding counties for a recent period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick-Hagerstown
Boonsboro
Harry Russard
D. H. Eaton
Mt. Briar
Washington County
J Hollins Kefauver
Middletown
Uhis
Eaton
Hammond K. Moser
Luther Jones
C. E Duckworth
State Police
March On Foot by Marines Aims to Crush Sandin Rebel Force
1,000 mares march on foot toward Nicaragua to attack Sandin rebel positions from Leon. Marines move Mountain artillery and supplies by ox cart convoy as they trek eight days through difficult terrain to dislodge rebel forces. East coast recruits reportedly travel to Acoyapa to join the Sandinistas, armed with rifles once owned by the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manacua
Nicaragua
Nerta
Fautherness
Leon
Atagua
Ity
U S Sailor Kills Three Nicaraguans in Managua Clash
A U S sailor killed three Nicaraguans during a confrontation in Managua. Reports describe a forceful fight involving machete injuries to others and a clash at a port area. The incident drew attention as authorities investigated the circumstances surrounding the deadly encounter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Managua
Nicaragua
Crowell
Bridge Luncheons and Parties Held in Frederick
A two week sequence of bridge luncheons and social parties occurred in Frederick with Mrs. Bowers and Mrs. Morris hosting events at Winchester Hall. Guests included Miss Lucilis Nicoaamen, Miss Margaret Lough, Miss Techie Routrano, and many others, with harp music and a tapezere garden decor theme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Bowers
Kemp Tat
Winchester Hall River
Margaret. Orris
John B. Ureer
Prises
Lucilis Nicoaamen
Margaret Lough
C. Mullen
Auns Mary Robreck
Genevieve Emery
Grace Lough
Beit Diten Bidenour
Emily i Gimius Remaberg
Mra Howard
RK. Ames
A.C
Schagte
Mitam Rar
Rs Faward
Shrimer
Ees
Lewis Lephers
Esra Wowk
Mre
Howard Jouns
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Charles H.kebne
Geo
Byfi Buem
Conyam
Jonges
Simrhouse
Widor
Mits Newzeon
Roger Decaepe
Pas Berale
Jongen
Bach
Chorale Frelade
Grieg
Peer Grrt
Ase
Delamarter
Toctimo
Witor
Lisson
Smith
A. J. Eicketberger
Ernest E. Pettgail
Elmer Derr
Liberty
Knoxville
Neer Poweriten
Harry Hoffman
Lebanon
James C. Wetaight
Burkittsville
Dodges Urner
Newman
Hoffman
Wetnight
Nefon
Kunacville
Harper's Perry Road
Attorners Weinberg
James
Rosenstock
Attormers Storm
Willard
Western Maryland College Alumni Association
Southern Hotel
Alfred Shreeve
Dick Harlow
Alfred F. Denis
United States Tariff Commission
George Schaffer
Mt. Airy
Sherton P. Borers
Schaffer
E. Austin James
Episcopal Diocese of
Marrland
Grace
St. Peter's Church
Murray
Coadjater Heifanstein
Grace and
St Peters’ Church
Dave
Ker
Douglass Hoof
Fesumpton
Pool
Conac
Battimore
Rome
Marin
Ni Rarta
Italian Sdnsul
Kasbeech
Gant
Department of Commerce
Department of Agriculture
Acre
G. F. Mitchell
Charles Lenhart
Brunswick
Lenhart
Elie
Feer
Michael E_ Pue
Eastern Star
Order of the Easttern Star
Masonic Temple
Martha Kolb
Worthy
Anna Reviol
Clara Null Boyer
Frederick City Hospital
Turkey
Smith and
WARE
Sen. Swanson
Cal
Cosgrave
U. S. Senate
Ami
Tom Heflin
Butte
Sla
Tha Faetai
Albert C. Miler
Wat J. Kepler
Maurice J. Coblentz
Federation of Rural Women’s Civics
Maurice D. Coblentz
Mexico C.ty
Gasadaia Ara
San Juan de Los Lagos
Jalisco
London
Negro Girl
Nwreekoe Ato
Cushwa
Boonsboro Accident
Montgomery
Enner Ne Bieeress DY Eemi Aal
Nis
Takoma Park
Mont
Nakenal Af
Ank
Gaithersburg
Fork
Sf Berhoses
Hank Oof
Tamascos
Genmantoan Bank
Cliszens
Bank of Tanh
Poolesville
Sandy National
Marchonsandino
U.S
Helm
Ltr
C. Fox
Hendackeen
Elm Street
Eet Meaes Pusher
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