Two Escapees Mistaken For Hart And Tilson Arrested
Two men described as Hart and Tilson were seized near Lewistown by Sheriff Albaugh and Deputy Crum. The suspects, Jos. B. McCrossen and Roy McHennon, claimed Ohio and New York origins, spent Friday night in Thurmont, and denied any resemblance to the escaped convicts. No charges filed. men released after questioning. Separately, Myersville U B Christian Endeavor Society adopted resolutions opposing open Sabbath, race track gambling, and lax prohibition enforcement, sending copies to Frederick County legislators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Hart
Wiliam F. Tilson
Maryland
Sherif Albaugh
Sherif Crum
Lewistown
Jos. B. McCrossen
Roy McHennon
Ohio
New York
Thurmont
Frederick
Albaugh
Hari
Tilson
Crum
Thurmont Pike
Whey
Sheri ? Albough
Hart
Myersville
M. G. Brandenburg
Henry Kobler
A. Dol. Flook
Charles W.W. Summers
Dorothy Eldridge
Organization
Annulment sought over unknown divorce status of spouse
Elsie A. Kimmell filed with the court clerk a bill to annul her marriage to Elston G. Kimmell. The suit cites that Kimmell was first married in 1914, obtained only a partial divorce, and secretly remarried in October 1918. Elsie learned in October 1920 that her husband had not received an absolute divorce and he has since disappeared.
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Elstoan G. Kimmell
Elsie A. Kimmell
Reno
Harp
Kimmell
Rev
H. Lamar
Ruth Co. Kimmel
Behar
Harford County
Elsie A. Kimmel
Kimmell Hins
Community League Formed at Cedar Grove School
Cedar Grove School organizes a Community League akin to a PTA with officers James Fritz Clas Smith and AL Sancth The teacher Miss There Eitsetberger serves as secretary Monthly meetings include teacher-led explanations debates spelling contests and short stories Patrons enjoy the program and refreshments as the group plans varied activities throughout the year
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Cedar Grove
James M. Fritz
Clas Ww. Smith
AL EL. Sancth
Farm Sold at Sheriff’s Sale Near Woodsboro
The farm of the late Jos. Warren about a mile from Woodsboro was sold at sheriff's sale on Friday. It was purchased by C. W. Dorcus for Grayson FT. State and Irving E. Staley of Frederick. The 190 acre property includes a full set of buildings in good condition. Purchase price was $9,000.
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Jos. Warren
Woodsbore
Sheriff's Sate
C. W. Dorcus
Grayson FT. State
Irving E. Staley
Frederick
Stock Prices Edge Upward As Markets Resume Rally
The market reopened with an upward drift despite heavy liquidation. Pennsylvania Railroad led gains, advancing two points, while overall sales neared 760000 shares and the close remained irregular.
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Associated Press
New York
Pennsylvania Railroad
More Jurors Drawn for February Court Term
Thirteen jurors were selected today to replace those excused for the February term. New volunteers include Frederick Mehrl F. Moberly and Charles C. Martz among others, with replacements listed for counties Catoctin Urbana Woodshoro Augustus Kanade Jackson Johnsville Singanore and more.
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Frederick
Mehrl F. Moberly
Lewis A. Rice
Charles C. Martz
S. Elmer
A. LeRoy McCardell
Josif. Bussard
Charles B. Groff
Ugh R. Dean
Middletown
Thomas C. Shafer
George I
Warlan A
Johnsville
John II
Hope
Rey D. Snyder
Claude A. Wilt
William H. H. Pearre
Stockingless legs spark fashion talk at convention
George Parris Haag told the Pennsylvania Retailers' Association in Philadelphia that stockingless legs have spread to cities including New York and Philadelphia. He cited young dances with painted bare skin and tinted legs as a fad while noting heels returning. Raymond West of Lima Kiln was granted an absolute divorce from Viola West of New Jersey with custody of two children, Reno and 5S, Harp as attorney.
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New York
George Parris Haag
Pennsylvania Hoe Retaiers’ Association
Philadelphia
Mr. Tang
Raymond West
Lima Kiln
Viola West
New Jersey
Reno
Harp
Petition seeks extension of road from Fingerboard toward Nempton
J Windsor Williams of New Market district filed a petition with the Board of County Commissioners requesting the extension of a state road from the Fingerboard in New Market district toward Nempton. A delegation had recently urged the improvement and the petition lists many signers including J Windsor Williams R Leslie Davis Mrs Estelle Watkins Clarence E Davis and others.
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J. Windsor Will'ams
New Market District
Board of County Commissioners
New
J. Windsor Williams
R. Leslie
Davis
Estelle Watkins
Clarence E. Davis
R. P. Davis
Jesse. I. Baker
Harry Layton
Golden Moxley
Carl Thompson
William 1. Davis
Amos (. Burke
William J. Burke Oscay M. Brandenburg
Edward L. Baker
Laimer W. Day
Warren Davis
Arthur M. Burdette
Ferdinand A. Browning
Walter R. Browning
Lynn Browning
von Browning
Maurice M
Maunt
T. Watkins
Basil Buxton
Fallon Davis
A. S. Day
Rufus A Tas
John F. Davis
James M. Browning
C.F. Lawson
Aubrey Davis
R. Lee Davis
Vernon W. Nicodemus
Grant Poole
Emory Grubbs
Roland England
Charles R. Harper
Geo W. McComas
M. YW Baker
Wo OE
Baker
Vernon Watkins
Harvey A. Burall
Magruder
James IT Grubbs
FL Oc. Thompson
CP Haines
Ralph Laxton
John FE Purdum
How Catsail
Cara TH. Boyer
Wilam T Lewis
Otho T. Fout
Bu IT
Molesworth
Frederick Walrin
Thomas M Baker
Charley T. Daddmur
Fall-Sinclair deal scrutiny and mine blast deaths
Coolidge seeks details on the Fall Sinclair transaction while a fatal mine explosion near Johnston City Illinois raises questions of blame. The blast traps workers, 30 bodies recovered, 2 missing, several injured as authorities investigate causes including damp coal dust. A separate $50,000 suit is filed over a Thanksgiving Day accident involving Henry Appleby, Mrs. Margaret Underwood and others. Weather outlook predicts continued deep cold with a low near five above zero and light snow.
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Associated Preas
Johnston City
Dan
Wight
Tllinois
Crerar Chineh and Company
Henry R&r Appleby
Bradley T. Free
Underwood
James
Charles Froe
North Market Street Pike
Werman’s Mill
Gettysburg
Appleby
Prederick
Liberty Road
JL Graham Johosen
Monty
Tce
Butler suspends 30 Philadelphia police officers in drive
Brig. General Butler directs drastic changes after suspending three sergeants and abolishing the district detective force. Detectives moved to patrol, with suspensions cited as discipline for negligence and lack of cooperation. Butler vows no more fooling and accuses some detectives of political meddling.
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Associated L'rosa
Philadelphia
Vice
Butler
Director of Public Safety
Iis
AVG
Hrector
Indt
Weather forecast for cold spell and snow next week
Washington weather forecast says work begins Monday with fair conditions in the North and Middle Atlantic States until Wednesday or Thursday when unsettled weather brings snow possibly rain. Temperatures rise midweek then turn notably colder by the end of the week.
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The
Associated Press
Washington
Nortbh
Middle Atlantic
Delegations Seek Road Improvements in County
Two delegations appeared before the County Commissioners requesting road upgrades. One group of about 76 urged extending the state road from New London to the old Annapolis road, with support from Senator Frank Norwood and DC Winebreaker. The chairman said action awaits state-road extension to the Frederick Currall county line.
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New London
Annapoy Road
Charles C. Walker
Frank ©. Norwood
DC Winebreaker
T Commissdun
T Commissdun, Bid Chairnoan
John W. Maciel Hag
Copessewers
Frederick Currall
Hne
Annayolis Road
Kemptown
Lewistumu
Novel scheme to seize eight taxis disclosed in Washington
Eleven men four of them claiming to be Marines were detained by Prince George county authorities after a gang claimed to hire Pennant Taxi cabs in Washington to drive to New York. Detectives produced a writ but it failed in the district as cars were seized in Glen Burnie and taken to Baltimore. The drivers deny intent to steal.
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Associated Press
Thatthmore
Jan
Pennant
Washington
Atentral Cletret
Upper Marlboro
State Palice
Glenbirnie
Baltimore
Eonex Salt
Gen
President Seeks Expert Advice on Lease Policy
President Coolidge asks the Interior Department for an expert report on whether the leases to Sinclair and Doheny interests for Wyoming and California oil fields protect government interests. He says the evidence so far is serious and should not delay the government’s course. Attorney General Daugherty stresses DOJ will protect national interests regardless of political considerations.
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Interior
Fall
Varry Sinclair
Coolidge
Interior Department
Advics
Sinclair and
Doheny
Ioanes
Gillserves
Wyoming
California
Department
Ife
Jacksonville
Coolidan
Department of Justice
Senate
Daugherty
Genetral
Tod
Milami Beach
Mountain Community Still Talks Witches
A mural area near South Mountain believes in witches not ghosts. A public school teacher asks pupils about witches and finds many families echo beliefs with chants of protective charms and cures. Tales include broom under carpet, spike over a gate, door plates, and horse hair remedies to break witchcraft.
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South Mountain
Wolfsville
Jap Prince Weds Princess Nagako Amid Joy After Earthquake
Tokyo reports Prince Regent Hirohito married Princess Nagako, eldest daughter of Prince Kuni, in a ritual ceremony at the imperial palace. Huge crowds celebrated in the streets, the first public joy since last September's disaster.
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Associated Press
Tokio
Immortal Palace
Iolite
Nagake
Kuni
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Elton Kimmell
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Mercury
Me Says
Annapolis’ Road
Garis’ City Club
Soong
Len Reat
Diliman
Sen- Edward
Healthy
Marnaté
Tig
Albert B. Fall
Smoot
Itahagator
U.S
Mountain Community
Nagako
Big Earth
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