Three Arrested in Brunswick Day Raid on Gambling Case
Federal revenue agent Arch L. Hatfield backed by Brunswick police arrested Mrs. Jack Stallings also known as Mrs. Jack Hahn Harry M. Hahn and John H. McAbee after a raid on an alleged gambling house. Hahn pleaded guilty to liquor charges and McAbee to liquor possession both bonds posted for hearings in Baltimore.
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Brunswick
Federal Revenue
Jack Stallings
Jack Hahn
Harry M
Jack) Hahn
John H. McAbee
Arch L. Hatfield
U. S
H. Noel Haller
Hatfield
Hahn
Brunswick City
McAbee
Frederick
Haller
U. S. District Court
Baltimore
United States Court
McAhee
Read Letters in Suit Against Candler Sr
The high profile breach of promise case of Mrs. Onezima de Boucheles against Asa C. Candler Sr. continued in U S Court Atlanta with more letters read. A crowded courtroom forced attendees into corridors as seventeen letters were presented including a September 15 entry alleged to end the engagement.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
Onezima de Boucheles
Asa C. Candler
United States
New Orleans
Trading Quiet with Firm Undertone in Morning Stock Market
The Associated Press reports a firm undertone in a quiet morning of trading with extensive short covering, especially in automotive issues. Fund withdrawals from the call money market to meet month end pushed renewal rates to 4 7 percent, the year's high.
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Associated Press
New York
Call Money
Nine Students Injured Escaping Dormitory Fire
The Associated Press reports nine Wilberforce University students were injured escaping a dormitory fire near Xenia, with two believed fatally hurt. The blaze, deemed incendiary in origin, prompted investigation as campus officials sought details. Also, Osborne Allen, a 24 year old colored man, was arrested for stealing pool balls from Harry Knipple's pool room at Sixth and Bontz streets. He awaits a hearing before Justice Grahame Johnson at 2 o'clock this afternoon.
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Associated Press
Springfield
Wilberforce University
Nenia
Harry Knipple
Sixth
Bontz
Osborne Allen
Charles Ww. Smith
Allen
Grahame Johnson
Boos for Labor Secretary Davis at Mine Workers meeting
Indianapolis January 31 The biennial convention of the United Mine Workers of America erupted in howls and boos as James J. Davis Secretary of Labor was introduced by President John J. Lewis. Lewis urged a respectful hearing and cautioned the crowd that the union is on trial before the country.
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Indianapolis
Ind
James J. Davis
John J. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Lewis
Davis
Wilson ill but yields to treatment in January report
Washington reports Woodrow Wilson suffering a digestive disorder for several days but responding to treatment. Physicians say his condition is not serious and he no longer uses his automobile rifles, though he can leave bed and handle mail and duties. A Frederick County Fish and Game Association meeting is set for eight thirty tonight to elect officers and discuss affairs with Izaak Walton League members invited.
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Associated Press
Washington
Woodrow Wilson
Frederick
It Pays To Advertise Lost Bumper Found Return
A car bumper advertised in The News Post was found by Edward Wightman of Burkettsville and returned to owner C Newton Trundle of Feagaville, ending the missing item notice.
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News-Post
Edward Wightman
Burkettsville
C. Newton Trundle
Feagaville
News-Post sale register grows Fab&T
The News-Post sale register shows forty three sales listed with daily additions. February and March include a sale day nearly every day, with some days hosting multiple sales. To be listed, organizers must submit copy for either flyer or advertisement, urging prompt action as the sale season starts soon.
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News-Post
Young Men Commit Most Crimes, Pen Report
The annual Welfare Board report for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1923 shows 28 prisoners were convicted and sent to the Maryland Penitentiary from Frederick County. Ages 21 to 30 predominate. 14 white and 14 colored. 930 prisoners total with most between 12 and 40.
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Maryland
Frederick County
State Board of Welfare
House of Correction
Welfare Board
Nolice
Jes
Nine More Jurors for February Court Drawn
Nine additional jurors have been drawn to serve the February term of court in place of those excused. The new jurors and their districts: Frederick Glenn ff McGregor in place of Mehri FP Moberly. Charles F Knock in place of AL LeRoy McCardell. Middletown Martin J Shank in place of Thomas Shafer Hauvera Albert E Horne in place of John WY Brown. Woodshoro Isaac M Fogle in place of Mallen A Bowers. Thurmont Charles A Weller in place of Harry J Finneyfrock. Singanore John D Snader in place of Claude A Tilt. Lewistown George Z FL Measels in place of Jacob P Hummer. Walkersville Kent Nicodemus in place of Edwin Devithien.
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Frederick
Glenn Ff. McGregor
Mehri FP
Moberly
Charles F. Knock
AL LeRoy McCardel
Middletown
Martin J. Shank
Thomas
Shafer Hauvera
Albert E. Horne
John WY. Brown
Isaac M. Fogle
Mallen A. Bowers
Thurmont
Charles A Weller
Harry J. Finneyfrock
Singanore
John D. Snader
Claude A. Tilt
Lewistown
George Z. FL Measels
Jacob P. Hummer
Walkersville
Kent
Nicodemus
Edwin Devithien
Hopkins to Send 28 to Student Conference Here
Twenty two Johns Hopkins University students will attend the Tri-State Student Volunteer Conference at Hood College Frederick on February 8 9 and 10 under the Student Volunteer Union. The program includes World situation surveys open forums and talks by mission students from abroad with Kirby Page of New York and Howard University president speaking on race. The Hopkins contingent lists numerous named students and the committee in charge is led by Miller Trout Asendorf Gull and Harp.
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Johns Hopkins University
Tri-State
Hood College
Frederick
Hell
Student Volunteer Union
Movement For Foreign Missions
Maryland
Delaware
District of Columbia
Y. M.C
Kirby Page
New York
Fellowship Reconciliation
Widcly
Dickee
Howard University
Falowine
Robert Bull
Lowell Ensor
Randolph Morwood
Isail Miller
Paul Sylvester
TE Lee Chambe
G. A. Lene
Harry Tyler
William Irross
T. R. Marsh
Phillip Pease
A. J. McKay
W. E. Thomsen
Karl Levy
Robert Sauerwein
Reno Harp
Richard Gwinn
J. Wilson Hunter
A. Matcalm
Cleveland
Hopkins Vcomimnitier
Miller, Trout
Asendorf Gull
Harp
Urner elected honorary president of Frederick County Bar
Milton G. Urner was unanimously chosen Honorary President for life at the Frederick County Bar Association annual meeting held at 1 20 o'clock. Officers elected include President W Clinton McSherry, vice president Guy K Motter, recording secretary W F E Linn, corresponding secretary Nathan Lehmayer II, and treasurer Holden S Felton. Meeting had been postponed from last Monday.
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Milton G. Urner
Frederick County Bar Association For Life
W. Clinton McSherry
Guy Kk. Motter
W. F E. Linn
Nathan Lehmayer
Holden S. Felton
February grand and petit jury term convenes Monday
The February term will be a grand and petit jury term and will convene Monday at 10 o clock. A large number of cases have been set for this term. On Monday the grand jury will be selected and will immediately go into session.
Tax Free Income Noted In IRS Memorandum
The Maryland district collector outlines items excluded from gross income including life insurance proceeds on death, gifts and bequests, certain life policy returns, compensation and damages for injuries, war pensions, veterans bonuses, and interest dividends up to set limits. Taxpayers are urged to prepare returns early before the March filing deadline. A separate notice reports United Steam Fire Engine Company officers authorizing a radio set for use at the South Market Street engine house.
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Internal Revenue
District of Maryland
United States
Germany
Ison
Witaw
Maren
United Steam Fire Engine Company
South Market Street
Walsh and Robinson Said No Conclusion Reached After White House Conference
Senate adopts Walsh resolution directing the President to pursue suits over the Doheny and Sinclair oil leases after failed attempts to modify the measure. Secretary Denby initiates transfer of naval oil reserves to Interior to avert depletion, citing urgency and lack of department structure to act. White House talks with Democratic leaders occur but yield no settlement on the oil inquiry or Denby resignation.
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Associated Frens
Washington
Jan
Walsh
Doheny
Sinclair
Senate
Denby
California
Wyoming
Interior Department
Latimer
Navy
House Naval Committee
Coolidge
White House
Montana
Robinson
Arkansas
Senate Committee
Silas H. Strawn
Mr. Strawn
J. Crawford Biggs
Raleigh
Daniels
Wilson
Louse Naval Committee
Senate Oil Committee
Heli Np
Sident
Demon
Move toAttach Resolution Pushes Resignation Demand
Washington January 31 a move to attach a resolution calling for the resignation of a cabinet secretary was made. Opposition from Senator Lodge Massachusetts Republican leader was strong. He said impeachment is the only path for removing a cabinet officer. Senator Trammell withdrew his amendment after debate.
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Washington
Florida
Lodge
Massachusetts
Congress
Legislative Branch
Trammell
Walsh
Committees To Meet For O C F Bazaar Planning
The general and soliciting committees appointed to arrange the O C F bazaar at the Armory during the week of February 18 will meet tonight to plan a systematic campaign for contributions. Mrs Steiner Ramsburg and Mrs War Lambert of Otic Mills spent weeks in Birmingham visiting Mr and Mrs Roy Hoke, daughter of Mrs Ramsburg. Miss Mary Louise Grove of Linke Kiln leaves today for an extended Ohio trip to visit relatives in Akron Findlay and Elmore.
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Steiner Ramsburg
War Lambert
Otic Mills
Birmingham
Alabama
Roy Hoke
Ramsburg
Mary Louise Grove
Linke Kiln
Akron
Findlay
Elmore
Ohio
Fhiettle Sag
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Candler, SR
Atlanta Capitalist
Strawn
Chicago
Thomas W. Gregory
J. J. Davis
Labor
News-Post Sale Register
Fab&t
Edwin Denby
Tow
G. Urner, SR
BAR Assn
Clinton McSherry
Walsh and Robinson
Secy. Daniels
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