Long search ends with arrest in Thurmont chicken theft
A 35 year old man from Lyamaville, John A Sawkins, was jailed on charges of stealing 25 to 30 chickens from Reuben Lease near New Market. A Thurmont huckster truck tracked the birds to Hawking in Lyamaville and led to the arrest after the suspect admitted selling them to local traders. Investigators believe a white man assisted the theft, but Hawking refused to name him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Sawkins
Lyamaville
Reuben
Tease
New Market
Mr Lease
Summell
McCarney
Thurmont
Lease
Stimmel
Constable Smith
Belwir
Mr. Lease
Velait
Nather
Baltimore
Hawking
Mameville
Hawkins
Hanes
Cone Dahle Smith
Frizzell
Summell and McCarney
Ile
York
State Labor Board to Issue Work Permits for Minors
Inspector KK. P. Kyler in Frederick announced that Dr P. S. Lansdale will issue work permits to applicants aged 14 to 16. Permit issuance for child labor is required by law. Potomac River at Point of Rocks reported clear at 12.30 today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Lesue
KK. P. Kyler
State Labor Board
Frederick
P. S. Lansdale
Potomac River
Point of Rocks
Witness Attacked as Trial of Shepherd Case Opens
Chicago June 1 AP Ulterior motives alleged in the McClintock estate murder case surface as Reichmann, co guardian with Mrs Julia Shepherd, is cross examined. Stewart accuses Reichmann of profiting from his role and recalls his earlier request for courtroom protection. Reichmann testifies he drafted the will transferring the estate to the child after the Typhoid death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
McClintock
Shepherd
Young McClintock
Reichmann
Emma Nelson McClintock
Annual Banquet at Braddock Heights by Maryland Catholic Daughters
The annual Banquet of Court Mary land Catholic Daughters of America was held at the Hotel Braddock with many Frederick members and visitors from Hagerstown Court. Miss Roberta Moberly spoke on her Rome pilgrimage and Vatican sites, and the event featured a full menu and Joe Eisenhauer’s Orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court Maryland
Catholic Daughters of America
Braddock
Frederick
Hagerstown Court
Roberta Moberly
Hagerstown
Rome
Rowe
Rowe In Connection With the Observance of Holy Year. Miss Roberts
St. Peter's
Vatican
Frederick Court
Heights
FL Lester Smith
Grand Regent
Joe Eisenhauer
F. Lester Smith
J. Wiltam Cannan
Chas
Staley
Mary Norris
John Sheffield
Jos
F. Eisenhauer
Jon ¥. Eisenhauer Jr
Arthur H. Doll
George Abrecht
Minnie Cookery
A. Webb
Grace Gans Aon
Victoria Albaugh
Corinne Crum
Margaret Hartman
Clara Miller
May Kennedy
Regina Little
Mary Russell
Pauline Staub
Ruth Kennedy
Mesdaniel Eckenrode
Carry
Warner
Hoelle
Culhane
Knott
Butler
Nora
Margaret Taishbaugh
Florence Arnsparger
M. Wills
Rea Eckenrode
Nettle
Bertha Brown
Full
Pearl
Eckenrode
Public buildings bill to fund federal structures nationwide
Chairman Smoot of the Senate Finance Committee said after a White House visit that President Coolidge would submit at the next Congress session a public buildings bill carrying 150 million dollars for federal buildings in multiple cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Smoot
Senate Finance Committee
White House
Coolidge
Congress
Palm Oil Fuel Used in Cars on Africa Trip
Palm oil and naphtha replace fatty oil in a motor car group traveling from Konakry in French Guinea to Jibutt on the Red Sea. The oils are obtained along the route at low cost and a special carburetor is used.
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Gag
Paris
Fasolie
Africa
Konakry
French Guinea
Jibutt
Red Sea
Loneliest British colony Tristan da Cunha dance customs described
In an observer’s note from Berlin dated June 12, Professor Von Frisch discusses a bee study noting that when a bee begins gathering honey from a rose it ignores other flowers. The text also mentions Tristan da Cunha in the South Atlantic as unusually isolated with limited ship visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Tristan da. Cunha
British Empire
South Atlantic
Berlin
Professor von Frisch
Opinions Split Over Bridge Condemnation Plan
Maryland and West Virginia officials clash over delaying actions to condemn the Harper's Ferry and Potomac River bridge. Disputes center on jurisdiction and cost sharing while Mackall asserts Maryland holds the entire bridge and WV handles approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas IL. Robinson
Robert If Averor
Jonm NS. Mackall
Huadly Commission
Potomac River
Shirper
Harpers Ferry
Votonine Bilge Company
7 World
Mackall
Rabinston
Haly
Robinson
Archer
Maryland
West Virginia
Macks
Gays Mackall
C Muckall
Ridge
Seventh Grade Commencement At Frederick City Opera House
Certificates presented to seventh grade pupils in Frederick at the City Opera House. Rev Charles D Shaffer spoke on education and character. Medal awarded to Chester Gaver Bowers. 650 certificates issued by the board. Police court reports mention a Rockville case and a murder sentence in Maryland Penitentiary.
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City
Frederick County
Chariny M. Shaffer
Uikly
Max Fisher
Palmer
Schaller
Notooly
Rey
Shuffer
Anind
Mentel
Douk Moon
Uttleworth
Church Street
McCardel
Maryland
Francis Scott Key Post
American Legion
Cheeter
Geta
Hattie Shipley
Laytons-ville
Rockville
House of Correction
Douglas Shipley
Germantown
Guy Thompson
Fines For Auto Law Violations In County In One Week
A Motor Vehicle Commissioner report shows total fines of 993 dollars for auto law violations across the county. It lists revocation and license refusals for several violators, with numerous speeding and unlicensed driving fines in Middletown Newmarket Ridgeville and other locales, totaling 8,754 statewide with 2,691 in Hattimore and 6,062 in counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. Austin Baughman
Harry Gray
Mt. Airy
Guy Stone
Cence
Frederick
Frank
Angevine
B. C. Heale
Edward Oslo
A. H. Gibbert
Richard
Goodell
George T. Kerins
George N. Reed
Lester Whitsit
N. BE. Phillipe
David F. Roberts
Mra
Albert C. Rose
Knoxylita
Martlners
Russell Beasley
Jamen False
Charles Fletcher
Walter Pennett, Jr
Edward Jackson
Wne
Kepner
Whbur Jackson
Stanley W. Barnes
Aga
Albert Howman
Oscar Carrington
Jewel K. Barton
Wilson Metoxen
Marshall FR. Mmlott
B. F. Perkins
Barbara Pipes
Hevengs
James Pipes
Barrett
Hattimore City
Five Drowned As Pleasure Boat Lost By Explosion
Five persons are believed to have drowned when a pleasure boat named Crystal exploded about eight miles off Atlantic City. Deborah McKnight, 18, was landed ashore by coast guards. Several others remained missing with search ongoing as coast guards continued to scour the area. Passengers were members of the Serial Independent Club. Captain Yutam Young is held on $2,000 bond during the investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
Nuws
Deborah McKnight
John Tlagnum
Northfeld
Warren Dilka
Linwood
Joseph Wilson
Martha Wells
Coast Guard
Yutam Young
Right to Seize Beyond 12 Mile Limit Denied
Federal Judge YS Thomas ruled the United States Coast Guard cannot seize boats beyond the twelve mile limit. The decision concerns the December 7 seizure of the tug Underwriter 34 miles off Taong Island with 811 cases of whiskey on board. The tug had liquor permits but was delivered to federal officers in New Tandon and later escorted by a marshal for smuggling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
United States Coant Gard
YS. Thomas
Taog Island
New Tandon
United States
Women to attend University of Maryland short course
More than 70 women from the Rural Federation of Frederick County will travel to College Park for a short course at the University of Maryland. A special bus is provided for those not driving, meeting at Court Horn Park on Monday afternoon at 2 o clock. The event focuses on local Russia era concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Park
Frederick County
University of Maryland
Reate Court Horn Park
Refugees flee Canton amid week of civil warfare
Thousands of refugees move through the foreign concession toward Hong Kong seeking safety after a week of fighting around Shamian Island. The battle disrupts Canton with many civilian casualties while Shamian remains fortified and largely uncontested. Strike resumes as 15,000 workers walk out in Shanghai following Hankow riots and fatalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Hong Kong
Shameen
Armien
Fring
Shanghai
Hankow
Missionaries Ordered to Hankow Return
AP reports that about 60 American missionaries and families in the Hu Peh provinces are to return to Hankow immediately per a cablegram received by Episcopal missionary headquarters. The order affects missionaries and their dependents stationed across the province.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hu-Peh
Hankow
Episcopal Missionary Headquarters
Flapper Fanny Promotes Vacation Paper Delivery
Flapper Fanny's witty remarks are repeated and enjoyed by many. The notice urges readers to forward this paper to their garden address and promises help in ensuring a good day on vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flapper Fanny
Neva
U S Warns Mexico to Protect American Lives and Property
Secretary Kellogg declared Washington will support the Mexican government only while it honors obligations to American lives and rights. He urged restoration of property, indemnity for Americans, and stressed patience but warned against violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mexico
Kellogg
AheMeld
Meteo City
Brunswick Man Elected to State Eagles Convention
Charlua Weck of Brunswick was elected state president of the Beagles at the convention in Hagerstown. About 300 members marched in the street parade before a Massole Temple banquet. Other officers named included Charles Cunuskey and Howard Albwayt, with a push for greater membership and support for the Old Age Pension Bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlua Weck
Brucewick
Letiiel Ordur
Beagles
Magerstown
Shupsday
H.C. Merda
Baipe Hore
Becume
Dary Residual
View Yrcuidedt
Charles U. Cunuskey
Cumourland
Sadler
Malamiore
Cuapisia
Alowrt
May
Baltimore
Jumidé
Chesapeake Aerie
Baltoe
Ritchis
Herda
H.C. Herds
Highlandtown
R. Witter
Frederick
Charles Robert
Hagerstown
Maryland
Looting Continues in Dominion Coal Company Stores
Reports from Bay N. 8 June 12 describe continued looting and arson across New Waterford with a miner killed and others injuried. Police, 25 officers, faced violence as four Dominion Coal Company stores were looted and foodstuffs and clothing worth thousands of dollars were stolen or destroyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lace Bay
New Waterford
British Empire Steel Corporation
Dominion Coal Company
Titled Woman Lawyer London First Title Holder in England
London reports that Caroness Clifton becomes the first titled woman in England to gain membership in the bar. She is among five women students who recently passed their exams, marking a milestone in legal history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Caroness Clifton
England
The
Bet
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Newton
Mackall and Robinson
Harper’s Ferry
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A. LeRoy McCardell
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