33 Guests Escape As Salisbury Hotel Burns
A basement fire destroyed the Peninsula Hotel in Salisbury sending 33 guests fleeing as flames swept upward through four stories. Fire crews from seven towns battled the blaze, saving lives though the hotel and adjacent shops suffered heavy damage. Loss estimated around 130,000 with Main Street closed during firefighting. Later a South Boston warehouse fire added to winter losses in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peninsula Hotel
Maryland
Delaware
Highteloching
Main Street
Peters
West Church Streets
J. L. Woodcock
Philadelphia Opticelan
FP. Woodcock
Salisbury
Fremen
Pire
Cambridge
Princess Anne
Pocomoke
Pruitland
Delmar
Laurel
Del
J. K Shockley
Peoples Drug
South Boston
Grand Central
James H. Wilson
Danville
Absos
Reward withdrawn in Crist murder case
Four months after Walkersville merchant David N. Crist was slain, investigators pursue all leads. A Beaver Falls arrest failed to yield progress as the $300 reward offered by Glade Valley Council No. 212 Jr. OF. U. AM. was withdrawn. County officials will finance a trained detective to aid local officers in the probe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David N. Crist
Walkersville
Beaver Falls
Glade Valley Council No. 212, Jr
U. AM
Slater
Baltimore City
Cristina
Fatse
Death sentences reported after Spanish court martial
Rumors from Ciudad Real claim several death sentences were handed down after a court martial investigating yesterday's mutiny led by rebel leaders. The city, center of the rebellion, has been held by troops under General Orbat who imposed strict order measures amid the unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Ciudad Real
Seleres
Machd Wader
Orbat
Injunction Against Salvation Army Granted
London reports that the High Court granted an injunction against the Salvation Army involving General Bramwell Booth and the election of a successor. A further meeting of the council was ordered to consider the case, with representatives to be heard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
London
Jan
Chancery Court
Eve If
Bramwell Booth
de See
Navy funds urged to operate added ships in 1930
The House Appropriation Committee reports a 347 million dollar supply bill for 1930 to fund 327 ships in operation. The plan includes 400 additional enlisted personnel and eight new ships five cruisers one submarine and two fleet submarines. A separate item allocates 119000 for the Annapolis engineering experiment station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Frogr
House
Comtee
Annapolis
Auto gas won't give altitude for plane
Roosevelt Field Jan 30 AP report says Martin Jensen of Hawaii failed to gain altitude in his solo endurance attempt using automobile gasoline. He started at 1 14 am and moments later vanished from sight over Long Island Sound. A later message said he could not lift the craft and landed safely on the beach near Northport with no injuries. The plane was undamaged but submerged risk prompted wrecking crews to move it to safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt Field
Tech
Martin Jensen
Hawaii Fiver
Long Island
Jensen
Long Island Sound
Northport
New Endurance Record Bid Under Test With Ordinary Gasoline
Naytin Jensen, Hawaii air racer, launched from Roosevelt Field at 10 14 29 AM to beat the 35 hour 25 minute solo endurance mark set by Hosal V Thomas. He skimmed past Curtiss Field wires and headed over the Sound to shuttle Boston and Washington, testing operation on ordinary high test gasoline sponsored by an oil company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt Field
Naytin Jensen
Hawaii
Hosal V Thomas
Curtiss Field
Boston
Washington
Jensen
Deficiency Bill Sent to Conference for Smoothing Differences
Washington January 30 AP The House Rules Committee approved sending the deficiency appropriation bill with prohibition and tax refund amendments to conference to resolve differences between the House and Senate. Representative Tilson Republican House leader said the question would likely be taken up tomorrow and debate could extend beyond the usual one hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Rules Committee
House
Senate
Representative Tilson
Connecticut
Hoover Works On His Inaugural Address
President Hoover, awaiting favorable weather for his fishing trip, spent the forenoon at Miami Beach working on his inaugural address. He plans to return home soon with his family and friends noted in the captioned arrival list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Miami Beach
Fla
Brazil and Argentina Face Coffee Rubber Trade Tensions
The article reviews Brazil’s stance on Argentina’s claims amid coffee overproduction and rubber price woes. It notes São Paulo's role in coffee shipments, forecasts 1927 1928 output of 24 million bags, and mentions U S relations with Brazil and Argentina, including trade balances and cultural ties. It also references Parana investments and American auto interests brewing in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cote
Sao Pauto
Santos
São Paulo
Brazil
Anniversary program for Christian Endeavor societies
The Intermediate and Senior Endeavor groups of Saint Reformed Church in Adamstown observe the 42nd anniversary of Christian Endeavor from January 1 to February 16. The program includes sermons, songs, scripture readings, installation of G. W. Berstetter, junior and senior presentations, awards, and a Youth Crusade With Christ pageant with named participants and roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inity Reformed Church
Adamstown
Christian Endeavor
Christ
Wil ™m Fouche
G. W. Berstetter
Phoebe Dutrow
Tis Hickman
Bessie Gowings
Dl Giomes
Mr. Berstetter
Charles Cartin
Robert Thomas
Linwood
Pears
Carl Thomas
Curtis Thomas
Hilda Scarf
Sile
Mary Grace Oars
Ruth Eric
Thomas
En “Hoffman
Margaret Sandbern
Kathleen O'Baraeasart
Rath Ospon
Alice Gleness
Joe Harwood
Lax Massie Renn
Hattie Crusedex
Eisia
Mrs. Pearl
Beaver of
Holman
Béa
City Eyes Major Water System Improvements
City officials plan a major upgrade to water facilities including a new pipeline to the city water works. The mayor and aldermen may tackle routine business tonight if the special meeting concludes quickly. longer items could be carried to next week’s regular session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aren
Baltimore
Tim Os Whitman
Beonard
Smith
Abdul
Rippeon v Rippeon Court Equity Case and Licenses
Equity suit filed by George F. Rippeon against Myrtie M. Rippeon. Mention of divorce actions and marriage license notices for multiple individuals, including Samuel James Lowman and Pearl Elton Cunningham, and others from Williamsport Emmitsburg Dan a0 Funkstown Wevertos Washington. Real estate deeds show transfers totaling various sums to Wilbert L. Smith, Tilghman L. Grossnickte and others in county records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel James Lowman
Pearl Elton Cunningham
Williamsport
Aid
Bernard M. Sprankle
Fairfield
Ethel G Adams
Emmitsburg
Hurley K. McAllister
Berwick
Kathora EB. Shepard
Eleanor i Bowman
Funkstown
Evins Himes
Charlotte Baer
Wevertos
Itus C. Tyergar
Gilfore R. Flautt
Wilbert L. Smith
Harry
E. Staley
Jacob H. Baer
W. Walter
Culler
Joseph F. Hildebrand
Edward G. Cunningham
Lewis H. Everhart
Early KK Reed
James L. Smith
Tilghman L. Grossnickte
Maryland Wild Fowl Season Closes After Sunset
Season for wild fowl in Maryland ends after sunset January 11 under state laws. The 1928 29 open period ran from November 1 to January 3, with hunting restricted after sunset on January 11. The notice, issued by state game warden E Lee LeCompte, warns that hunting any wild fowl after the deadline is unlawful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Lee LeCompte
Weil
Maryland
Etick
Mace
Requisition Papers for Monkey Face Martin
Fragmented OCR notes describe requisition papers for an individual nicknamed Monkey Face Martin. The text references Harriburgs Pa and Baltimore, a hijacking attempt, and a date tied to a truck incident. Details are obscured by garbled wording and absent clear context.
New Pennsy Station For Frederick
Fragmentary text discusses a proposed Pennsy station for Frederick with unclear details and stray phrases. The readable portions mention a past idea and tentative plans, but no concrete actions or dates are confirmed. Names and places are inconsistently presented in the corrupted OCR.
Obituary of John Coblentz a Middletown resident dies
John Coblentz, 83, a longtime Middletown farmer and church member, died at his home of general debility. Survived by wife Lucinda and five children, nine grandchildren, four great grandchildren. Funeral Friday at 2 p.m. at his house with Rev. Day officiating. Burial in Reformed cemetery. Funeral directors M. R. Ficksand & Son.
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Joy C. Coblentz
Andletown
A. Coblents
Middletown
Are
Christ Reformed Church
Coblenca
Lucinda Smith
Ezra and
Euimapeth Smith
Carrie L. Coblentz
Elentra E. Renn
John S. Renn
Frederick
Elmer L. Coblentz
Second Reformed Church
Reading
Pas J. Harman Coblentz
Braddock
Lora E. Coblentz
Foltz Manufacturing and Supply Company
Hagerstown
Mgr. Coblentz
Middletown Lutheran Church
John 5. Adam
Reformed Church
Florida
M. R. Ficksand& Son
Temperatures Plunge as North Wind Rages Through Town
A sharp north wind chilled Frederick with a Tuesday minimum of 20 degrees and a forecast of zero by night. Skies cleared yet strong gusts kept pedestrians absent while outdoor conditions stayed disagreeable all day Tuesday.
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Cy Om
Mercury
Miomning
Frederick
Northland
Gaithersburg Charter Aims to Expand City Governing Powers
Stedman Prescott to draft amendments to Gaithersburg town charter at mayor and council request. Proposals seek to enlarge powers of the governing body and remove restrictions hindering town progress. Current charter limits mayor and council to limited actions and appointments, prompting reform efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stedman Prescott
Rockville
Gaithersburg
Ita Katro
Goodwill Industries work and Rotary Club talk summary
A Baltimore Rotary Club meeting featured Jane S. Germ discussing Goodwill Industries work with handicapped workers. The talk highlighted salvaged clothing, in-house Goodwill Stores, profits aiding the poor, and collaboration with religious groups and the Baltimore Community Fund. Also noted were local home moves and club activities in Frederick and New Windsor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dereliets
Rosie Hindeyeyeo
Fredermenie Club
Pry Scott Key
Jane S. Germ
Coldwell Industries
Indusse
Goodwill
Goodwill Industries
Maverind
Paneer Industries
Baltimore
Jand Solic
Baltimore Community Fund
iGood-will Industries
Legislature Rejects New Plan to Probe Roads Investigation
Senate head Senator Deck and House chair Delegate Curth oppose ending the joint legislative inquiry into road contracts. They say it would be unwise to terminate the probe and the committee will continue with governor appointed members and cooperate with them.
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Jon
Marty
Ruy
Chie
Hans Cr Poher
Ned
Levin Propesa
Deck
Kent County
Eho
Senate
Curth
House
Nelligan Commission
Legislative Committee
Brunswick Seeks $20,000 for Street Extensions
Annapolis Jan 30 The House of Delegates received a favorable report on the Montgomery county school loan bill. A Brunswick town bill proposes a $20,000 loan to extend streets in the town. Senator A LeRoy McCare dell sponsored the measure amid broader water and condemnation bills in Annapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
House of Delegates
Montgomery County
Genabe
Brunswick
A. LeRoy McCare Dell
Anne Arundel
Annapolis Water Company
Mellon reiterates opposition to $24 million prohibition fund
Secretary Mellon writes to House Appropriations Chair Anthony reiterating the $24 million request would not achieve full prohibition goals. He says the amendment would only fund prohibition personnel and DOJ, not education or essential expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mellon
Anthony
House Appropriations Committee
Garean of Prohibition
Department of Justice
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Maryland and
Dataware Towns
Wicomico
Crist
Walkersville Mystery
Rover E
Western Union Telegraph Ofice
I Westminster
Mothe
Grayson
Crumbaugh
Marr Mahoney
Stanley Staley
Melsin Shank
Rebexan Zimhycd
Marr Crames
Lilian Mazie
Booth
Oat Tasior
George Jones
Jaca Holmes
Davie Esaugh
Higohn
Creek Om Sundar
Gomso Az
Rome
Warland
Iowa
Anes
Frederick Hospital
Argentina
Rooney Dutckee
Irou Cider
Access People Laws
Baste
Éspett
Brad
United States
Hogier
Rilo de Janeiro
Aee
Argentinos
Great Britain
Reg Bennett
Parana
Sao Paulo
Bennett
C. E. Anniversary
Court News
George F. Rippeon
Myrtie M. Rippeon
Sosoluce Ditcree
Stoner and Storm
Clos
Harrivburs
Van
Ernor Fisher
Baltimere
John C. Coblentz
TN Mcdletown
Weill
Dy A. A. Fiadelis
Frederick County Dental Society
Rockwell Terrace
Dr. Radcliff
JG. Keartott
Ph F v
W. E. Trai
W.B. Watson
James Marrone
O. H. Stitson
Maryland Dentr
Staite Association
Des. Everhart
Stinson
Drs. T. S. Eader
David G. Everhart
W. EB
Trask J. TL
Bernard M. Davis
N. EB. Kefauver
R. G. Campbell
O. H
Bian
Aecie Tou
Cirecters
Jean Ae Geren
Council
Bartimore
Church Street
Isabelle Kren Wilcoxon
Iorner
Third Street
Rinciart’s
Allas
William R. Stemmer
East Patimek Gireet
Netseis
Batlenger Club
Woman's Clue
Pearson
Maya
dish-Wasking
Pablo Weit
Lay Scheel
New Windsor Bank
Baecter
Lesin
Nek Ligazi
Vewies
Beck
Curtis
New York
G. S. Steel
Bank of
Countess OF Landerdale
Palm Beach
Countess of Lauderdale
Gwendo~ hen-Williams
England
Earl of Lauderdale
Sceland
Greensturg
Sigiores
Susness
de Maze
Damars
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