Accused of Larceny in Buckeystown Hearing
Raymond Snowden, held for grand jury action, faced a preliminary hearing in Buckeystown on charges of larceny and burglary tied to an alleged Robbery at Aunt Mariles Brimage’s home. Snowden did not testify as prosecutors outlined alleged theft of silverware and blankets and arson hints.
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Mreen
Raymond Snowden
Cokbed
Shout 40
Alton ¥. Bennett
Propie
Snowden
Mariles Brimage
Buckeystown
Omas
Burkeystown
Bye
Shomden
Bond
H. D. Bechison
Brimage
Gus Parker
Snow Tech
Shetty Wm
Ci Roderick
Joseph Daughtry
Baltimore
State Insurance Commission
Wes
Snosden
Buckyntown
William Miss
West Patch Street
Delia Miss
Swarmingens Forming Huge Rail Corporation
O Pant and J Van Sweeringen were reported in full street today to be organizing a 1100,000,000 corporation to hold railroad stock operated by them. Alpini Ferkh Lech Austria reports two verminn alpinists smothered and many injured as an avalanche of snow overwhelmed the Worarkerg Mountain today. The avalanche sheet is estimated 308 feet long and 150 feet wide. Mr. David Bayan of Market Street left Sunday for Devenport, Hogan expects to return Sunday.
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New Fork
Jam
O. Pant
J. van Sweeringen
Alpini Ferkh
Lech
Austria
Jam 24
Anow Eich
David Bayan
Mth Marketrect
Devenport
A, & Hogan
New York
Federal Reserve
Reckord Heads Company to Boss Balto
Orioles Reckord leads company to oversee Balto. OriolesMatrixxe Jas MAP Sekeice of Milton A Reckwed named as special of Margieut for the corporation. Balto Ijuarsuons League Club will have Orkee manage under new caneshp. Purchase of the club from Mrs Jack Dunn not yet completed. new stadium park and sports center planned to host football, boxing, and track events.
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Matrixxe
Sekeice
Milton A Reckwed
Adputani
Margieut
Om Corporation
Ty Porchay
Balto Ijuarsuons
Mat
Pru Msurl
Orkee
Caneshp
Care Ferre
Procter
Jack Dunn
Wellow
Bestors
Oriies Tis
Spers
Feasoes
Morrow to Stay as Ambassador in Mexico City
Dwight W. Morrow will return to Mexico City soon and remain ambassador for an indefinite period. The decision follows a two hour conference with President-elect Hoover and reflects Morrow’s and Hoover’s appreciation of his work in Mexico City since his appointment by Coolidge.
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Miami Beach
Pia
Dwight W. Morrow
Mexico City
Hoover
Getor
Coolidge
Mr. Hoover
Afr. Morrow
Possibie
Frank B. Kellogg
Hotel Operator Sues Ridgeville Lessor in Circuit Court
Charles B. Cox, hotel man, sues Kehne over an April agreement to manage the Ridgewire Hotel for 5250 monthly plus 25 percent of profits beginning last May. Kehne leased Cox the hotel for 200 monthly for four months ending in September. Cox now runs the Hotel Potomac in Hagerstown. Attorneys for both sides are named. Jury drawn for February term. 48 jurors to be selected from 26 districts.
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Charles B. Cox
Chy
Weetiens Keg Owen
John G. Newman
Ridgewire
Cox
Kehne
Behne
Potomac
Hagerstown
Glenn H. Worthington
Benjamin B Rosenstock
Samuel A. Lewis
National Loyalty Sunday set by Presbyterians
Philadelphia on January 24 AP reports the Presbyterian General Council designates March 3, the day before Hoover's inauguration, as National Loyalty Sunday to be observed by all churches. A Moderatorial message signed by Rev. Dr. Hugh Selso Walker and Rev. Dr. Lewis Sepmmon Mudge announces the observance as part of Christian citizenship. The plan focuses on youth work during the year.
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Philadelphia
Presbyterian General Council
Herbert Hoover
Presbyterian
Hugh Selso Walker
Lewis Sepmmon Mudge
Presbyterian General Assembly
General Assembly
Mayor outlines city improvement program and zoning plan
Special meeting planned next week to discuss the mayor's city improvement program. Baltimore firm Whitman Reynardt and Smith will survey the water system. A zoning ordinance is to be enacted with a zoning commission to be appointed. The commission may include J C Grinnalds of Baltimore, a noted zoning authority. Formal appointment awaits the next meeting and the annual Hose Company banquet. Local business and civic groups are expected to weigh in on the program.
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Lord
Culler
Board of Alder‘Feen
Abe
Whitman, Reynardt and Smith Consulting Engineers
Baltimore
Baltimore Engineers
J.C. Grinnalds
Batimore
Zonjog Commission
Hose Company
Inquiring Reporter Chooses Five Reader Questions
An Inquiring Reporter asks five Frederick residents to propose questions then selects five for the day. Sample queries include Is the weather man ever right and Do you prefer dive eyes or brown. The piece ends with Is the life of the Inquiring Reporter easy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Predevick
Salvation Army
Peter
Perseo
Casye
Buenos Aires Emulates U S Efficiency While Keeping European Core
Buenos Aires blends American efficiency with strong European culture as journalists note a growing American presence in business and architecture while residents maintain Madrid Rome Paris and London influences. English use lags behind Spanish among locals and multilingual advertising causes product labeling quirks amid a rising Argentine market.
Frederick Leaders Call for Industrial Growth and Local Jobs
Frederick’s need for larger industrial development to boost employment was urged by Kiwanis President William T. Delaphine at a Lions Club talk in the Francis Scott Key Hotel. He warned that Frederick has lagged industrially, cited high school graduations losses to nearby areas, and urged a non-competitive plant employing 400 of 560 locals to spur business and growth. The Lions endorsed 2155 Lloyd C. Culler for city improvements and will push the plan at the Mayor and Aldermen meeting, with guests C A Hobart Winchester Way Eximons Lannez and % Bleich.
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Frederice
Wiliam T. Delaphine
Kiwanis Club
Lions Club
Francis Scott Key
Frederick
Frederick High School
Nao
Chester
Sepport
Lions Gate
Lloyd C. Culler
Elty
Byron A. Winebrenner & Chalman
C. A
Hobart
Winchester
Way Eximons
Lannez
Bleich
Washington
First Baptist church faces large building debt gift
The First Baptist Church quarterly meeting with 150 members present heard a family offer 320,000 toward paying down the church building debt if others in the congregation cover the rest. G. A. McGregor was named director to organize committees and solicit pledges, with completion target by April 1. A stock market note followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
W. C. Royal
W. C. Humm
Seasho & Kodat
J. David Trout
George Fogle
Lester Fogle
Trenoer Easterday
Helen Shoemaker
Verona Smith
Rachel Ripley
Clues Grow in Point of Rocks Body Identification Case
Local authorities extend hold on a body found in Point of Rocks as investigators pursue leads in a mystery tied to unidentified remains. Detectives request public tips while examining forensic results and neighborhood sightings for connections to a possible suspect.
Remains of well dressed man found near Buckeystown
October 7 body of unidentified man in Buckeystown area, believed murdered, found near a farm on the Hickman property. The deceased wore blue serge trousers and a white shirt, carried a 17 jewel Elgin watch. State's Attorney Storm and Sheriff C. Roderick, with Dr. J Clyde Boutson and hospital staff, await positive identification before burial, with no clear clues yet.
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Harry C. Hickman
Point of Rocks
M. R. Etchison and Son
Storm
Sheri
Dui Mint
Hatel
John Green
Gheritr Willem Steiner
John
Meller
Buckeystown
R. Caldwell Huma
Atlasostown
Mecabiakent
Durlal
Montevus
Late Senator's Daughter Faces Drunken Driving Charge
Mia Mary Elizabeth Culberson 26 daughter of the late Texas senator Charles A Culberson faced charges for driving while intoxicated and leaving the scene after a chase of six blocks. Police say she collided with five parked cars on Pennsylvania Avenue, injuring none, and two vehicles were left on the sidewalk. She pleaded not guilty to both counts and requested a jury trial, posting $500 bond on each charge.
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Washington
Jan
Mia Mary Elizabeth Culberson
Charles A. Culberson
Texas
House of Detention
Chessey E. Jurney
Senator Copeland
New York
Tollner
Misa Culberson
Pennsylvania Avenue
Ami
Miss Culberson
Woman is Clubbed to Death in Chicago
Laura Buckham a 26 year old clerk was clubbed to death on West 123rd Street as she returned from work. A witness Mrs Grace Hanley described a man in a dark overcoat dragging the body. Buckham suffered two blows to the head and no weapon marks were noted. The killer fled after the crime.
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Chicago
Laura Buckham
West 123Rd Street
Grace Hanley
Men's Club Officers Elected At Presbyterian Meeting
A largely attended Wednesday evening meeting of the Presbyterian church Men’s Club elected officers including President George Ed Moers Vice President Russell B H McCain Secretary W J Mathers and Treasurer Robert B Croth The class also planned a Valentine Supper for February 14 at the church likely to boost activities and fellowship.
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Presbyteran
George Ed. Moers
Russell BH. McCain
W .7. Mathers
Robert B. Croth
Valen
Road probe wrangles Republican opposition in Maryland House
An AP report from Jan 24 describes a stalled Maryland road fund probe as Democrats clash over the scope of a grand inquest. The Senate quickly passed Beck’s resolution for investigation, while House members spar over suspending rules to start the inquiry. GOP leader Winer objects. Curtis and Joseph push to accelerate the process.
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Anospolls
House of Delegates
Giaagreemant Hetwes
Perord
Senate
F. Scott Beck
House
Lindsay
Joseph A Winer
Charles County
Republican
Rome
Francis P. Curtis
Baltimore City
Daniel C Joseph
Crew Rescued At Sea After Florida Freighter Crises
New York January 24 AP reports the Florida freighter crew faced collapse and exposure before rescue. Eight from the America helped pull 32 men to a boat after a two hour effort amid a violent squall. Injured sailors were treated. ship abandoned. Also brief items on Foch improving and no change in King George’s condition.
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New York
New York American Today
Steamsip America
Florida
Dispatch
Chiet “Oxteer Manning
London
Buckingham Palace
George
Lawyers Meet to Elect and Dine January 28
The Frederick County Bar Association holds its annual meeting Monday afternoon with a business session to elect officers for the year and an evening banquet at Hotel Frederick. William J. Rawls of Baltimore will address the gathering. Judge Urner, Judge Newman, and Judge Peter will speak or be present. Edward J. Smith chairs the planning committee, assisted by Guy K. Motter and Steward Delsplaine.
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Frederick County
Avior Win
William J. Rawls
Bullie More
Couventhy
HL Kietter Delauter
Allice
Hotel Frederick
Glenn H. Worthington
Cheat Court
Rawls
Marbury, Gosnell
Gammand Urner
Jobo
Newman
Robert B. Péter
Circuit Court
Montgomery County
Edward J. Smith
Guy K. Motter
S<ward &, Delsplaine
Farmers to Meet Allee Salle at Montgomery County Par m Bureau
Kentucky speaker will headline the tenth Montgomery County Farm Bureau meeting in Rockville with topics on agricultural problems relief and progressive legislation. Maryland leaders including E Brooke Lee and C F James will discuss needed laws, bureau insurance, and membership as about 600 farmers attend. Directors and officers will be elected and reports presented.
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Alee Salle
Kentucky
Montgomery ‘County
Parm Bureau
Rockvale
E. Brooke Lee
Maryland
Montgomery County
M. M. Stewart
Maryland Parm Bureau Federation
Parm Bureau Pinarice and Holding Corporation
HE. Bamberger
Parm Bureau Automobile Resurance
C. F. James
Ofpammton
Amricon Para Bureau Federation
Ferm Bureau
James W. Davis
Hbs Maryland ‘Parm Bureau Federation
Ake
Embezzling Bank Cashier Sentenced to 10 Years in Prison
Edward B. Reeve, former cashier of the Burlington County National Bank of Medford New Jersey, was sentenced today to ten years in prison and fined $20 000 for embezzling $169 008 from the bank. The 65 year old man wept as the sentence was read. A trusted officer in Medford, Reeve reportedly carried on his scheme for 33 years before it was uncovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bolly
E-ward B. Reeve
Burlington County National Bank of
Medford
N. J
Freus Tian Bank
Reeve
Jes
Obey
Montgomery Schools Seek 475000 in County Funds
Annapolis AP. Montgomery county plans to raise 475000 for school buildings already erected and equipped. Regulative action aims to reimburse the Board of Education and County Commissioners for funds advanced. Also notes identifications of two bodies from a recent interstate air crash and ongoing county matters.
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Annapolis
Jeb
Montgonergery
Pris
Board of Education
County
Tery Mere
Belkevue. O
Jan MM AP
Interartu
William Rinke
Bunnell
Pia
P. SA
Kodit
Swartz Creek
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Tam Sweringens
Huge Rail Corporation
Reckord
Balto
Orioles
Morrow
Sues Ridgeville
Co. B. Cox
Chas. H. Kehne
Presbyterians
A. Hart
Myersville
United Brethren Sunday School
R. F. Ridgely
B. FP. Bubaugh
Geo.e Castle
Tobias Henry
Rotary, Kiwanis and
Lions Clubs
Chamber of Commerce
Buenos Aires
U. S
South Sea
United States
Madrid
Paris
Ley Aid Chem cDeajper
InEnirporta
Lomas
Belgrano
Irsh
Lacy
Ketiney
Clanagh
Amerian
Baptist Church
Sune
Coolidge Freaides al Merting
United States Commission
George Washington
Washington To
3D. Vernon
Shanghai
Hong Chong
Sandakan
Wan
Pennsylvania Ave
Community Metel
Commy Hovel Company
Richard McAllister
Hanover Pa
Stockhowers
Syees
de Letewas Wasth
Berne
ALR
Brodbeck
J. Gordon Fisher
O He Hostetter
D. EL Winebrenner
C. M. Schaeffer
A.C. Loog
E. Pred Carre
H. Varner
Reuel E. Hare
Alp
Rees and
Paul Winebrenner
Rich Hubby
SIDON
Alice Jackson
Cleveland
Arthur W Jackson
Jackson
Wrangle
MD. Road Probe
Foch Beiler
Foch
William L. Rawls
Urner
Montgomery
Beeten
Kantuaky
Mewleven
Monem
Lewis F. Lochner
Gam
D. Stanh
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