Parole Granted to Henry Hanes Who Skipped Bail
Henry Hanes of near Brunswick, previously jailed for receiving stolen goods, is paroled by Governor Ritchie effective July 6 after his prior escape from bond. Hanes was the sole Frederick County inmate paroled from state facilities. The September term looms heavy with cases including murder suspect Walter Nelson and Perry Grove on assault with intent to rape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mlenry Ilanes
Brunswick
Maryland House of Correction
Ritchie
Hanes
Liberty
Banes
Hearrest
Clarn
Walter Nelson
United Brethren Reunion Set For August 19 at Brad dock Heights
Frederick and Washington counties representatives met at St Paulys Church Hagerstown to finalize plans for the United Brethren church reunion to be held at Brad dock Heights on August 19. E N Funkhouser was elected chairman, Rev Charles K Fultz to lecture, and the Quincy Orphanage Band with 35 pieces was engaged as musical director Reno Harp to lead the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren Charches
Frederick
Washington
United Brethren Church
Braddock Heights
E. N. Funkhouser
Tragerstownt
Charles EK. Fultz
J. D
Washington, D.C
Eno Harp
Quincy
William Co. Roderick
Frederick County
Glenn O. Garber
L. N. Funkhouser
Cyrug
PP. Plock
Walter McCute
George W. Bux
Keedysvile
Wen
Reading
Husband Charged In Poison Attempt On Wife
William Jerricks, about 50, a colored man, was arrested by officers for assault with intent to murder after allegedly forcing his wife to drink poison. The bottle contents were confirmed poisonous by a physician. Jerricks is jailed in default of $2,000 bond for a preliminary hearing before Justice Sherman P. Bowers. The warrant was sworn after the Wednesday evening incident. he was found at his work next morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jerricks
Charles W. Smith
Offier Teverdy Cronenburg
Jerricks
Sherman P. Bowers
East Street
Justice Bowers
M. J. Grove Lime Company
Probate of Andrew Burkermoney will in Hagerstown estate $135000
The will probated in Hagerstown disposes of about $135000 with bequests to Theodosia Mahon of Baltimore $1006 and to brothers Franklin and Albert J Almoney of Montgomery County $10000 each. Other beneficiaries include nieces Viera Buck Mary Warrett Almoney Lydia Forest Almoney and Mrs Albert M Brune all of Montgomery County with various sums. St Pauls Lutheran Church Readta Baltimore County $509. executors named as two brothers and a nephew. Codicils in 1924 add $1000 to Mary Barrett Almoney and Lydia Forest Almoney now Mrs Paul Brimet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Burkermoney
Hagerstown
Theodosia Mahon
Baltimore
Franklin Almoney
Montgomery County
Albert J. Almoney
Viera Buck
Harry V. Bouic
Washington
Albert
Charles Norman
Bouie
Mary Warrett
Fire alarm at Broderick Provision yard prompts general alarm
A fire alarm sounded in the rear yard of Broderick Provision Company on North Market Street. The Juniors and Independents responded, with the Juniors confirming the blaze using their bolster pump. The fire started in an oil box and the Independents could not respond due to their engine being under repair from a prior Zent mill fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broderick Provision Company
North Market Street
Graduates From War College Honors Major Medride
Major Arlen G. Medride, son of Mrs. A. C. Melride of Frederickt, received a diploma at Army War College exercises in Washington Barracks. Addresses were delivered by Major General John Z. Wines and Major General Hanson My. The Army Band performed several selections. Medride is stationed at Winston, Dd.
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War College
Arlen GC. Medride
A. C. Melride
Predertvk
Army
Army War College
Washington Barracks
Mader
John Z. Wines
Efieft
Star of the
Stmr
Amd
Hanson
Army Band
Mee Bride
Prederick
Wuelinston, Dd
Preparatory Service at Presbyterian Chapel
A preparatory service for the Lord's Supper will be held at the Presbyterian chapel this evening at 7 20 o clock in the West Stand. Rev Dr Ellie Williams of Calvary M E Church will deliver the sermon. All who belong to the church and communion service are asked to meet with the session after the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Presbyterian Church Nig
West Steand Short
Ellie Williams
Calvary M E. Church
Church of the Communion
Rockville Fire Engine Damaged in Farm Alarm Accident
An engine from the Rockville Volunteer Fire Department was damaged while responding to a fire alarm at a farm near Rockville. Firemen Murray Hamilton and Theodore Rick sustained minor injuries. The tractor, owned by Charles Vedra, was not damaged.
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Rockville
Lions Observe Nation’s Birthday as City Growth Praised
Frederick Lions Club marked Independence Day with remarks by Secretary of State David Winebrenner praising city growth over six years, honoring Joseph D. Baker and Emory L. Coblentz. He lauded local clubs, educators, and citizens for public spirit and progress, noting City Park and endowment efforts amid attendance from regional guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
Frederick
David ¢. Winebrenner
Winebrenner
Mastor Lloyd C. Culler
Joseph D. Baker
Emory l L. C. Klentz
Severnmient O
Shy
Devel
Anagne— Dleyda
Cutler
Ely Carpins
Ouiunieipal
Yuo
Joseph OD. Baker
Emory J. Coblentz
Baker
Coblentz
Shipiey
Tingerstown
Barsett
Banks
Joseph Theaker
Focal Chit
Kansas City
Vernon
Tex
Pray
Gish
Thitiet
Governor Mcberger
Lion Crown
Washington
Winon
Alfred Peterson
Artford
Conn
Kyele
Enrolled Bible School Kids Plot Play for July 16
About 240 Frederick youngsters in a Wally Vacation Bible School stage a final morning play titled Lichtheart, with scenery in place and cast announced. The school has grown from 183 to 222 attenders, and a perfect attendance record is noted in several rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
H. L. Ebert
Garber
Helen Michael
Mether
Lichtheart
Billy Kreh
Edwin Albaugh
Courage
Edward Santa
Widom
el O'Mara
Helen Schaeffer
Char i
Mary
Munshaw Kindne
Ian Putman
Agnes Zimmerman
Awit Shine
Dorothy Uutrow
Margarel Garrett
Flarriet Itnsebrecht
Flowers
Dorothy Morgan
Barba Niccodenmus
Evelyn Markey
Frederick Readies for Double Holiday Celebrations
Frederick brace for a double Fourth of July observance with stores closed Monday and a gala weekend planned. The centennial celebration includes a morning parade, public speaking at Court House Square, and an elaborate pyrotechnic display at night. Parking rules are issued for Monday, with restrictions on West Patrick to Market and related streets to ensure parade flow.
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Pyelertek
Braddock Hleigers
Froderek
Laliday
Court House Square
Frederick
West Patrick
Arcb
Court House
Lloyd C. Culler
Not to Sing National Anthem at Society Meet
New York report on a Society event debating whether to perform or omit the national anthem. Officials cite tradition and objections, with discussions surrounding the flag and heritage as the program proceeds tonight amid a controversial mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Port
Charles Ho Semberonsh
Women Duel for Lenglen Tennis Crown
In July at Mombledon tournament locale, Kitty Mu Bue Gealfren defeated Mrs Maths Po Malory to reach the final after ousting Mile. Di Vlasto in the semifinals. On the men's side Vincent Richards and Steward Kin advanced to the final as did Mies Ti bearbeit yar. The best doubles pair in the women's bracket also emerged from the event.
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Mombledon
Garett
Crow
Fossa
Kitty
Maths Po Malory
Teelay
Goli
Bishop McDowell to Speak at Sesquicentennial Celebration
Bishop McDowell, a prominent Methodist leader, will be the speaker at the local Sesquicentennial celebration in Court House Park Monday. The announcement follows reports that Rev. Tashap McDowell was secured as writer and that McDowell will replace United States Senator Heflin for the public exercises after the parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian
Ms Dowell
AleDowell
Rishon
McDowell
United States
Seaton Heflin
Alwham
Vance
Brederick
Letare
Unil
Methodist Denominatien
Robbery at Roosevelt Hospital Payroll Theft
Five robbers entered Roosevelt Hospital on Bath Street and stole a payroll totaling 400,000 after intimidating workers and guarding cashiers. Seven men moved through corridors while others waited in a car. two assistants were threatened with revolvers as workers were ordered to surrender the payroll. The plan reportedly aimed to steal the entire payroll, which yesterday stood at 24,000 and was distributed afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Roosevelt Hospital
Bath Street
Caslter
Perko
Raim
Joshkortts
Athern Oplerad
Tobert Kern
Joseph Wylledson
Cape
Annual Outing and Roast for Iron and Steel Company Officers
The annual outing and roast for the Prededel Iron and Steel Company officers was held Wednesday evening at the Lewis farm near Jefferson. Guests enjoyed swimming and games, then roasted the winners and served ham and cheese sandwiches. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Jo Schmidt and family, Mr and Mrs BoC Lewta and family, Mrs Ho Hargis and family, Mrs Ris sell, Mr Morse and family, Mrs Wor man and family, Mrs Pont Michael and son, and several others such as Naomi Fallcraft Mary Russell Regina Little Aton Lipps Mack McCabe Larry Cramer Olan Lease George Warnis and Tif.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prededel Iron and Steel Company
Lewis Farm
Jeferson
Jo Schmidt
Boc Lewta
Ho Hargis
Mroo
Rissell
Morse
I Worman
Pont Michael
Naomi Fallcraft
Mary Russell
Regina Little
Messia
Aton Lipps Dack McCabe
Larry Cramer
Olan Lease
George R. Warnis
Tif
Wreck on Penny Ends in Injuries Near Scene
The Penny wreck injured two people when the Mercantile Limited passenger train derailed near Porrenyce Station after a boiler broke. Engineers searched the scene and the derailed engine halted after derailing nine cars. Six Giant glaciers of Greenland annually lose four square miles of ice about 1,600 feet thick.
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Pittsbarsh
Cnd Kremon
Caf
Mercantile
Porrenyce
Bolt
Cincinnatii
Washington
Yiepss
Thi
Greenland
Three Stitches After Boy Bitten By Dog
George W. Mobley Jr nine years old, son of Mr and Vacat Mobley, was bitten by a dog near Clathe Place. He required three stitches to close the wound. Immediate treatment prevented serious injury and he is recovering at home with parents nearby.
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George W. Mobley Jr
Vacat Mobley
Clathe Place
Ho BE
Storm
Atreet
Nna
Dei of
Kline
Prohibition War to Be Vigorous Warns Andrews
Washington reports a vigorous Prohibition campaign with an army of 4000 agents, backed by a $20,000,000 annual appropriation for city enforcement. General Andrews leads enforcement with Treasury officials outlining the plan to curb illicit alcohol, targeting supply sources along inland routes and major beer channels to protect legitimate businesses.
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Washington
Prohibition
Aquor
National Problairian
Lincoln
Andrews
Weet Folster
Secretary of the Treasury
Idanney
Andrew Promiees
Indus
Effort to Buy Support Said at Hearing
Washington hearing reveals alleged efforts to obtain support for William Ware in the Pennsylvania Republican senatorial primary. Witness Frank X. O Connor denied offers of 169000 or any price for backing. Senator Pepper and reporters from the Philadelphia Public Ledger testified. O Connor challenged their accounts. The committee plans continued appearances by the press and Pepper as the probe proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William Ware
Pennsylvania
Senate Campaign Funds Committee
Frank X. O'Conner
Philadelphia
Ware
Pepper
Vate
Aires
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Reed
O'Connor
Albert L. Greenfield
O'Conner
O'Connnor
Indletall
Toveton
Senate
Nye Behind in Dakota Primary as Returns Trickled In
Fargo dispatch reports from 66 of 2,167 North Dakota precincts show Senator Gerald Nye leading in the Republican field with 12,803 votes to Hanna 12,? and Stone 2,? as the statewide results push toward party and independents. The stage is set for a delayed finish with results largely from independent centers and party strongholds still unreported.
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Fargo
Noh
North Dakota
Lanna
Nye
Stone
Hanna
Mitha
Parca Noob
Coolidge
Gerald DP
Stee
Pace
Regia Dae
Publicad Seunter
Dahgta
Shailar
Tianna
Chicago Engineers Strike Settled After Night Meeting
After an all night session the Chicago city council approved a 75,000 dollar appropriation to grant engineers and technical employees in health, building and public works departments a 10 percent salary increase, ending a public works strike that affected a 1 million dollar project.
French franc hits new low on currency market
The French franc fell to 6.90 to the dollar and 179.30 to the pound on the Paris Bourse. Analysts link the slide to the new Briand cabinet and ongoing parliamentary unrest over the financial crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Briand
France
Wills Filed for Probate in Frederick County Maryland
The will of Samuel Brandenburg of near Wolfsville leaves all property to his widow Susan for life with remainder to nine children. Executors named are Wilmer Brandenburg, Austin Brandenburg and Joseph Buesard. If trustees vacate, the Register is authorized to fill. Wording sets two percent commission for trustees. Will dated June 25, 1923 witnessed by Breserdinh Duraw and Russard. probated Wednesday. The other will for Daniel T. Ric Jordan of Frederick County leaves all property to his sister Miss Kn XN. Ricordan. dated March 36, 1916 and witnessed by Swadener. probated June 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tate
Samuel Brandenburg
Wolfsville
Susan K. Brandenburg
Melfie Palmer
Juttes J Teasong
Kath Ossulckic
Sally Afterday
Kathe Jlerbe
Mimie Trandenburg
Chartey I. Trandenburg
Austin Mo Bragedenburg
Wilmer HH. Brandenburg
Chift
Wilmer Tf. Brandeburg
Austin Brandenburg Sons
Joseph HH. Buesard
Trisheys
Frederick County
Maryland
Joseph HP Breserdinh J. Duraw
Raymond F. Russard
Riordan
Paniel T. Ric Jordan
Kn XN. Ricordan
Testater
Francis K. Swadener
Susie Swadener
Police Foils Half Million Dollar Detroit Art Heist
A Detroit Art Institute theft was partly foiled when a patrolman observed suspects lowering art from a building. Three men fled in a coach carrying a $75,000 Persian rug once owned by Lady Tow of London. A $28,000 marble bust and a $20,900 Franz Hats paloting were recovered near the rope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Midh
Detroit Art Institute
Institute
Miss Pautine Brady of Hanover Stalting Mine Recon Creme
Miss Pautine Brady of Hanover Pennsylvania is cited in a brief item concerning a product or brand name Mine Recon Creme. The note mentions her in connection with a local reference likely as a presenter or claimant in a short notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pautine Brady
Hanover
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Frederick and Washington Co
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Sears
Helen
Bob
Lena
Helens
Olga
SrAk
Andrew B
Stight
Eureka Springs
Ark
Freasch
Lenglen
Bishop McDowell
ROB Hospital
Roosevelt
of Iron and Steel Co
Penny
Nate
Dakota
Chicago
Brandenburg
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