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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1925
Page
1
Means given two year term and fine in bribery conspiracy
Gaston B. Means former Justice Department agent was found guilty in a federal court of conspiring to bribe two government officials and received a ten thousand dollar fine and a two year penitentiary term. His attorney Thomas Felder faced a similar round of charges with a possible sixteen thousand dollar judgment. The case ties to an ongoing pursuit of stock fraud and obstruction conspiracies and reopens questions from past trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Gaston B. Means
Department of Justice agen
Thomas K. Felder
Mean
Means
Felder
Elmer W. Jarmecke
Glass Casket Co
Altoona
Atlania
Four Hundred Million Spent On Golf By Fourteen?
Ashville North Carolina January 30 AP. A compilation by Westall of estimates shows golf spending in 1927 reaching about 400 million dollars in the United States. Major costs include equipment golf attire dues course construction and upkeep locker plants travel and salaries. The study projects roughly 400 million golfers and widespread expenditure across property construction and related items. Scotland is noted as no longer sole home of golf with broader American uptake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashville
X. C
meury Westall
henses
Westall
angures
United States
America
esort neeis
Hsi
Mr. Westail
Scotland
Few Violators Of Auto Laws During Past Week
Weather slowed traffic but penalties were issued across Montgomery and surrounding counties. Ridgeville saw sixty dollars in fines while Middletown reported twenty three for expired markers and missing registration cards. George Walker in Rockville received a three month sentence in the House of Correction for driving while impaired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E Austin Raughman
Ridgeville
Rockville
Montgomery
House of Correction
Geocse Walker
j m
H H. E. Curran
Fleming
Jacob D. Hockmar
William D. Jackson
Edward Murray
James Ho
Middletown
Irving Gonter
H. W. Hanson
Brigges
EL Mi. Ferris
Holtman
Falls Injuries Reported In Local Incidents
The article notes several fall related injuries on icy surfaces. Mrs Baker slipped injuring her hip and back in Frederic while Mrs Flock fell at Thurmont, breaking a bone in her left arm. Mrs Zentz of Graceham slipped at home, fracturing her right arm. An unrelated line mentions elephants continu ing growth over forty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graccom
ham
Salaléer i Baker
Thurmon
Adam Zentz
Graceham
House to Challenge Senate on Postal Bill
The House plans to challenge the Senate over postal bill provisions as leaders push for rate terms. House Ways and Means panel unanimously recommends sending the measure back to the Senate if it clears the vote today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HOUSE
SENATE
Associated Press
Washington
Longworth
Isader
Garrett
House Wars and
Fredericton locals praise U S and Canada Mission Convention
Fredericton residents report strong local interest after attending the Foreign Missions Convention of the United States and Canada in Washington January 28 to February 2. Attendees praised the opening addresses by President Coolidge and speakers like Rev. Dr. Henri L. G. Kieffer and A Leroy McCarrell, with plans to return for later sessions. Dr. Joseph H. Apple plans to depart for Washington today as delegates stressed the aim of supporting both Christian and non Christian communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amore
Henri L. G. Kieffer
A. Leroy McCar Gell
Charles W. Lough
S. G. Rapp
D. G. Eis Williams
Many C. York
Douglas Heo
Margaret R. Morter
E. May Hine
Jefferson
Joseph H. Apple
Washington
Groundhog Day Weather and a Farm Truck Crash
A rural note describes a snowbound pattern and a farm meal plan for Candlemass. A truck collision near Graceham on a Baltimore road caused a side slip and a rollover into a rack. a calf and chickens perished while others escaped. An oyster fact closes the piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Snow Drifts Paralyze Western New York Rail Traffic
A historic blizzard floods western New York with five foot levels of snow and nine foot drifts delaying the 20th Century Limited and other western trains near Utica. Ice floes disrupt ferry service on the East and Hudson rivers as milk deliveries halt and schools close. Thousands sleep in trains around Syracuse as rail lines stall across the state. Theodore Roosevelt is among diners seeking coffee during the shutdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
20th Century Limited
Utica
New York Central
Hudson
New England
Broadway Limited
western
Southern
Georgia
Syracuse
N. W
Theodore Roosevelt
here’s
Jury Deliberates in Veterans' Bureau Conspiracy Trial
In Chicago on January 30 the Federal Court case against the Veterans' Bureau conspiracy went to the jury after instructions that lasted over an hour. Jurors were warned not to give undue weight to the chief prosecution witness Elias H. Mortimer and to consider only evidence tied to the alleged conspiracy and hospital contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Veterans' Bureau
serar
Elias HW. Mortimar
New Gum King to Lead Chewing Gum Company
Philip, under 30, is noted as the likely new president of the Chewing Gum Company at the next directors meeting. The firm is valued at 35.6 million dollars and the appointment would place him as head of the major confectionery operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ham
ue Suc
ley Chewing Gum Company
Philip
thous
Kansas Bank Commissioner Faces Resignation Amid Pardon Graft
Carl J. Peterson Kansas state bank commissioner is urged to resign over graft charges involving governor J. M. Davis and his son. Peterson allegedly demanded 4000 dollars for parole of Walter Grundy a bank wrecker now serving a term in the state penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl J. Peterson
Kansas
J. M. Davis
Peterson
Walter Grundy
Kansas state penitentiary
Submarine S-18 Crew Rescued After Ashore Ordeal
Coast guardsmen rescued the crew of the S-18 submarine at 6:38 am after it ran aground near Little Harbor Jeffrey Point amid exposure and peril. The vessel and its 46 officers and men faced rocky seas and a heavy northeast gale before being hauled to safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Portsmouth
N. H
N. FL
SIS
U. S
New England
Little Harbor
Jeffrey Point
Thurmont High School Carnival Planned for February Nights
Thurmont High School announces a two night carnival on February 13 and 14. Committees from the School Improvement Association have been formed to organize supper and activities with listed volunteers assisting various chairs and clers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurmont Bish
Thurmont High School
Schoor Improvement Association
Ror Hengst
Frank Reday
Ross Wilthide
Linnie McGuigan
Effie Creeger
William Law
Maude Weiler
Arean Fogle
Anna Parent
WLEL
Lawrence
s. Chas
Addi
Erasmus Howerd Hahn
Brs
iding
Russe
Daniel
Landon Burns
Toe Crea
Emory Stoters
Hugh Eby
Ruthcord
Chas. Lewis
sean Gal
Fiorand Wathreen Evler
Evler
Ss. Birely
C. C. Wat
Hanging abolished in the District of Columbia
President Coolidge signed a bill abolishing the electric chair in the District of Columbia today. The new law replaces execution by the chair with a different method, marking a shift in capital punishment policy for the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ashington
dan
Hargine
Columbia
Coolidge
Foreign oils up industrials higher in early New York trading
Foreign oils led gains while industrials moved higher in early New York dealings. The market showed no stock issues as prices rose and call money renewed at 3 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Jan
Washington Road Drifted Shut After Snow Storm
Heavy snow and hail paralyzed Frederick County with blocked roads and drifted highways. Trolley service on the Jefferson line was halted by drifts while buses and mail routes struggled to operate. Officials expect main roads to reopen within 24 hours as snow plows continue clearing and rural carriers face delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
trafic
sax
Frederick country
State Roads Commission
Frederick
Baltimore
Hagerstown
Bruswick
Washington
Ridgeville
Jefferson
Potomac Edison Company
Thurmont
Maryland R. R
Yellow Springs
Montevre
Beltimore
Ohio RB. R
Penonsylvania R. R
C. & PL Telephone Company
howe
Washington weather bureau
Rentztown
Battietown
Hailerstown Hills
Baltimore Meeting Sets Stage for Maryland Oyster Probe
State Epidemiologist Dr S S Winner and quarantine chief PH Cooney arrive in Baltimore to confer with Governor Ritchie on inspecting Maryland oyster industry. The visit follows Chicago Health Commissioner Dr H M Bundesen approval but Rawlings calls Bundesen’s probe too brief to be conclusive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Baltimore
S. S Winner
inois
PH Cooney
stele
Ritchie
Maryland
Winner
H. M. Vundesen
Chicase
Bundes
Dempsey Will Quit Ring On May 20
Los Angeles date report states Jack Dempsey will end his boxing career on May 20, the same day he marries Estelle Taylor. He cites lack of worthy opponents, his partner Jack Kearns’ split, and his fortune as reasons for stepping away from fighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DEMPSEY
RING
Associated Press
Los Angeles
Cal
Jack Dempsey
Jack Kearns
Estelle Taylor
Winter Weather Then and Now and Braddock Heights Snow Ride
A reflection on how winters differ from childhood days with no cars and heavy snow piles. It notes changes in transportation and road maintenance, and contrasts old stoves with modern furnaces. The piece highlights winter sports like ice skating and a new sled chute at Braddock Heights, plus repair work on South Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
diethers
Braddock
art tb
artire
Braddock Heights
cde
Guy
Carrol
Robbins
Walkers
Morecacy bridge
North Market street pike
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Frank Angevine
Justice Bowers
New York Court
John H. Martz
Frank dAngevine
Sherif Ingomar W. Alpsugh
Sherman P. Bowers
Angevine
Mr. Martz
William Ange Lenore B. Stevens
Dannty Martz
jam Angevine
Bisr
iam Angevine
William a
Anzeline Kheatt
Snow
New
President Coolidge
South Dakota
Sterling
Roy A. Haines
Duy
Metropolis
Schoos
MORTIMER
Forbes
Jaffrey Point
HGH
Washington Road
Brunswick
Illlinois
Genter
New York City
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