Witnesses vanish as sheriff nears Sugar Loaf still case
Late witnesses fled before hearing on the large Sugar Loaf mountain still unearthed by Sheriff Ingo mar Albaugh and deputies. William Jones, tied to the operation, was arrested with two horses near the still. Turner and others were detained then released. An inquiry into additional stills on Sugar Loaf mountain continues with several owners unidentified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jones
T. Brust
Thunday
Sheri Ingomar W. Albaugh
Sugar Lock Mountain
William Storm
Jones
Euill
Turner
Willam Bowls
Jesse Bowie
Centreville
Hall
Sugar Loaf
State Files Answer in Fishpot Injunction Suit
Angerstown June 2 AP The state seeks dismissal of the injunction to stop dynamizing fishpots in the Potomac River. Attorney General Robingan filed an answer in court to a suit by Jacob Midmekauft and four others, alleging fishpots violate Maryland Virginia and West Virginia compacts. The state argues acts of 1909 and 1924 outlawing certain fishpots are disputed and wardens must enforce laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angerstown
Ing
State Game Department
Potomac River
Robingan
Thurstay
Jacob M. MidMekauft
le Compte
Maryland
West Virginia
Secord- Anne
Virginia
Inolkition
Jaw Land
West Vire
Tivn
Ant
Archer
Armstrong
Grave of Chief Nam-puh Reported Near Craters of the Moon
A dispatch from Pocatello Idaho describes explorer BR W Limbert finding a flat rock bearing crude carvings and a burial mound near the Nevada line. The figure shows an Indian with unusually large hands and feet, leading to the belief it marks Chief Nam-puh the Piute leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ampub
Nipa
Idaho
BR. W. Limbert
Craters of the Moon National Monument
Pocatello
Navada Line
Limbert
Nam-puh
Caves Formed by Water Steam and Waves
Scientists describe cave formation by water solvent action on limestone and gypsum as the most familiar for Americans. Other caves arise from steam expansion and wave erosion, with some enormous caverns carved by relentless wave action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chasta
Philadelphia
Ledecr
Feegaville and Jefferson Regional Notices in June
Local notes show church services at St. Luke and Re formed, with Sunday morning and evening times. Community updates include Estherday family visits, Basil Gilson address, serenades, and several trips to Baltimore, Waynesboro, and Frederick. Harvests begin, and local gatherings include Ballinger Grange, youth services, and summer school attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feegaville
St. Luke's Lutheran Church
The
Reformed Church
Mike Mollis Zimmerman
Baltimore
Grand Temple
Prihian Sisters
Domain of
Maryland
John Gibson
Lewis B Hargett
Mary Shafer
Peterable
Georges W
Basil Gilson
Frederick
J. Carlton Cook
Aon
Hanford
Fountain Mills
Charles H. Himes
Fengaville
Jennie Doub
Readerick
Willis E. Derr
Anna
Lena
Ruth Derr
George FB. Culler
LC. Culler
Thelma
Jefferson
Ernest Wilson
Washington
David C. Fry
Louise
Madora Dainer
George Darner
Harry Pennell
Loysburg
Bedford County
George Pennell
Griffith
Ellicott
Luther Bussard
Felix Peck
Clearspring
G. E. Platt
Carlton Stang
Forest Glen
Franklin Rudisill
Gettysburg
Ro L. Lang
Misa Ruth Dade
Hdna Oole
Sfelen Rice
University of Maryland
Pleasant Vacation To You Mr President Visitor in Baltimore
A bulleted community note lists visits and Sunday gatherings around Baltimore and nearby towns. Several families including Arbaugh, Long, Wis, Eagar Long, Stambaugh, Kyler, Colt flower, and Cr sure are mentioned visiting relatives and friends across Graceham, Frederick, Rocky Ridge, and Pen Mar. The fragment ends with a reference to a wartime context and an unspecified event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leader
Baltimore
James Arbaugh
Misa Edna Springer
Mandie
Katella Long
Alfred Hage
Edith Boht
Mire
Johnson Traxed
New York
Wis
Martin
Wan Long
Eagar Long
Theodore Long
Samuel Stambaugh
Clay Baclcsh
Gndo
Greta Keilhotlz
Raymond Eneltab
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Skip
Potomac
Tion
County News
Fergaville
Meyers
Marcellus Wachter
George Angleberrer
Waynesboro
Ballinger Grange
Libertytown
Methodist Protestant Church
Isabelle Whitmore
Alton Whitmore
Paul Fizler
George Etzler
Joe Hitselberger
Garrie Hitselberger
Cole Brenan
Teresa
Sappington
Olea Yonle
Park Poole
Walter Curfman
Edward Crum
Baltmore
Ida Crum
George Wilhide
Thurmont
W. 2
Beail
David Sneadnor
Harvey Monshour
Fan''y
Liberty
Misa Minnie Monshour
North Carolina
Mary Monshour
Freja
Mary Etzler
Ruth Tammond
State Normal School
Towser
Tatsford
W. D. Shipley
W. Roth
Audrey
Ruth Byrne
A. Byrne
Rev
Loy's
Mr. Carrolton al
Mr. President
Graceham
Amon Filer
Frank Kyler
Jimtown
IL Coltflower
Nee Ootter
Thayding
McKnight Town
Marie Noller
Guy Roller
Rocky Ruge
weMrea
Mothe Fisher
Ron
Chirence
Ioamit Mra
Tirvey Sint
Clarence Fisher
Mar
Thevbert Collifour
Braddock
Chaves Mile
Chawedyter
Terry Scull
Rockysdige
Sapnad
Haney Grasso
Carrie Aml Glenn
Phose
Amd
Fred Craw
Vira
M Walter Weaver
Lockheater
Vasq Alaahech Clawe
Mira Noma Groshon
Allyn Nickolog
Mr. and
Mir Weiss
Piedea Groshem
Geacebane
Rowhy
Misses Aie
Louise Amt
Edith Crawford
Yolen Groshen
Coolidge
Swamipecott
Lett Tarlety
Everett Sanderg
Secratary
Mra. Sanders
Col
A. Cheaney
J. F. Coupal
By Rey Grom
Aree
France
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