Two Years' Term For Breaking In News Post Office
Robert H. Baer aged 27 former News Post employee was sentenced to two years in Maryland House of Correction for statutory breaking at The News Post office on New Year's Eve. Sentence suspended on a concealed weapons charge. liquor allegedly led to his downfall amid claims of destitution and prior good reputation.
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News-Post
Robert H. Baer
Maryland House of Correction
John S. Newman
Robert B. Peter
Baer
R. EB. Delaplaine
Dwight McCain
Delaplaine
Storm
McCain
WT. Delaplaine
Charles W. Smith
C. A. Gilson
F. Ross Myers
John P. Engelbrecht
Stanley Michael
Addison Hoffman
E. B. Shipley
Marshall Stockman
Bradley Free
Charles Stockman
R. S. Harp
Newman
Traverser
Kern
Lindbergh Begins Flight to Boston for Education Meeting
Schenectady New York March 1 AP Col Charles A Lindbergh with three passengers left at 9 14 am for Boston to attend the National Education Association meeting He will witness the presentation of a tribute to his mother Evangeline Lindbergh by the Education Association. Virigible Joins Search Lakehurst New Jersey March 1 AP The semi rigid naval dirigible J A with six men aboard left the naval air training station today to search for trace of three missing naval aviators returning to its hangar later. Arrives in Boston AP Boston March 7 Col Lindbergh lands at Boston airport aboard a smaller craft from Schenectady
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Schenectady
N. Y
Charles A. Lindbergh
Boston
National Education Association
Evangeline Lindbergh
The
Education Association
Virigible
Lakehurst
N. J
Naval Air Training Station
Charles A Lindbergh
Bostonirport
A. Ateat
Reassessment Complaints Heard Across County Hearing Day Ends
Forty nine property owners appeared before the County Commissioners and the Tax Supervisor to file reassessment complaints marking the last hearing day. Officials said action will follow on complaints statewide with anticipated tax base increases around three million dollars. Names of those who appeared include Wm V Wolfe and many others, along with estates and firms such as J Walter Weaning and Co and J Athene Williamson.
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Wm. V. Wolfe
Hallie Zimmerman
J. Walter Weaning
Thomas and Co
F. G. Thomas and Sons
Edward Tucker Jr
Clyde O. Young
Horace C. Zacharias
John Winpigler
Wm. O. Wertenbaker
G. Wm Wirts
Grace W. Train
Alfred G. Zimmerman
C. David Wills
Clinton B. Willard
Mary Williamson
John F. Yinger
Arthur D. Willard
Roger E. Young
George H. Weiner
Noah W. Tryon
Mary T. Zimmerman
Luciae Webb
Lewi H. Yinger
Joseph P. Whisner
Charles \. Wachter
Mary E. Wormss
Ida M. Wiles
Mrs
Geo. Wiliams
Levi C. Waskey
R. D. Zimmerman
C. Newton Trundle
John D. Thomas
Athaniel Wachter
Baptist Sunday School Conference Attenders Named
Members of First Baptist Church Baltimore attend the two day Baptist Sunday School Workers Conference of Maryland under the Baltimore Baptist Sunday School Association. Glenn I McGregor spoke on enlisting members and W C Reval to address on standards of excellence. Several Frederick attendees listed with Rev Roy al and Mrs McGregor among them.
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First Baptist Church
Baptist Sunday School Workers’ Conference of
Maryland
Baltimore
Baltimore Baptist Sunday School Association
Glenn i. McGregor
W. C. Reval
Ruth Trout
Intermediate Council
Frederick
W. C. Royal
G. H. McGregor
W. Gregors
Mise Ru
James Trout
Gus Spangler
George Triapor
G. 0. Taxson
Fhrti
Leonard K
Horse Stealing Charge Against Men Jailed Here
Local police arrest Harry Baker, 35, of Myersville, for stealing two horses from Spring Grove Hospital in Catonsville. Officers Aten Bartgis and Roy Siltner stopped him on the Baltimore Pike near the Fair Grounds while leading the animal. The horse will be returned to Catonsville. Baker remains jailed with further investigations into similar county thefts pending.
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Spring Grove
Catonsville
Harry Baker
Hear Myersville
Baltimore Pike
Fair Grounds
Aten Bartgis
Roy Siltner
Frederick
Baker
Haltimore Pike
Searchers Find No Trace Of Plane
Annapolis reports no trace of the amphibian plane carrying three naval flyers lost Monday. Oil slick seen near Mountain Point north of Annapolis prompted a search by Naval Academy crews. an airplane and subsea craft found nothing. Navy notes two clues in Chesapeake Bay area: possible downed plane near Mountain Point and reports of a plane sighting near Horn Harbor.
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Annapolis
Naval
Mountain Point
Naval Academy
Academy
Washington
T. G Ellyson
Hugo Schmidt
Roger Ransehausen
Chesapeake Bar
Navy Department
Hampton Roads
Coontz
Horn Harbor
Slick
Natal Academy
Allied Commanders Living in Rome March 1 AP
In Rome on March 1 AP reports only Marshal Foch of France and General Pershing of the United States remain alive among World War Allied commanders. Field Marshal Haie of Britain and Marshal Diaz are noted in historical context as deceased.
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Rome
Earl Haie
Great Britain
Armando Diaz
Marshal Foch
France
General Pershing
United States
Atic
Marshal Taz
Girl Thrill Bandits Held In Highway Robbery Case
Chambersburg police await return from Passaic New Jersey where two teen thieves Dorothy Simmers 19 and Hildah Little 18 were arrested after fleeing bail on highway robbery charges. They were found via a letter to Little's mother from a woman they employed.
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Chambersburg
Ypassaic
N. J
Dorothy Simmers
Hildah Little
Stetler
Brunswick High School Work Begins After Fire
An inspection by William F. Chew and Lloyd Culler found Brunswick High School walls in satisfactory condition for rebuilding after the fire. The Frederick County Board of Education will receive the inspector’s report, but work has started on the new auditorium and improvements. Completion is hoped for next fall, with $5,000 from Brunswick’s bond issue to fund an approach to the site. The Board’s plan relies on community cooperation to provide a satisfactory roadway and pavements to the school property.
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Brunswick High School
William F. Chew
Baltimore
Lloyd €. Culler
Frederick County
In Ae
Brunswick
Brungwick
Bride of Eight Months Slain by Jealous Husband in Baltimore
Made line Zarbs was shot and killed today by her husband George Zarbs at their Baltimore home. Married eight months, the victim’s mother described the husband as insanely jealous. While packing, he said he would leave but claimed no one else would have her, then fired. The pistol was retrieved by her brother Joseph Lyston, who alerted police.
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Baltimore
Mar
Madeline Zarbs
George Zarbs
Catherine Lyston
Joseph L
Face Subway Strike Threatens City Transit
New York March 1 AP. Facing a possible subway and elevated workers strike, the Taterborough Rapid Transit Company hires hundreds for its 147th Street car barn as a buildup to cover strikers. Earlier talks in Mayor Walker’s office failed to unify AFL and company union members. Attended WYO G A Conference delegates from New York New Jersey Delaware and Pennsylvania discussed religion and Christianity. Postmaster notes tax return assistance and internal revenue bureau outreach in Wareh ta Vi camelasise for Starkoff.
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New York
Taterborough Rapid Transit Company
I. RT
American Federation Labor
Nda
Irving S. Riser
Edgar L.tarkle
Internal Revenue Bureau
Starkoff
Moriac
Respect for Law Urged by Speaker at Lions Meeting
Rev Dr Jacob W Kapp of Cincinnati urged Frederick Lions to uphold law and morality at a Francis Scott Key Hotel luncheon. He praised prohibition as a noble experiment, urged enforcement of all laws, including traffic and narcotics, and called for local residents to take clear stands for better generations. Guests included Rev Dr Rapp and other local figures.
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Frederick
America
Kapp
Hoover
Cincinnati
England
Charles F. Seeger
Hotel Frederick
Dr. Rapp
U.S. G. Rapp
Virgil W. Doub
Scout
G. C. Whitney
Jesse H. Michael
Louis Eschelberger
Joseph F. Eisenhauer
This City
P. H. Volk
Philadelphia
House Again Refuses Navy Recommendation
Washington March 1 AP The Mouse Naval Committee rejects a Navy Department bid for full ship modernization funding and approves 14.8 million dollars for two battleships instead of the 34.67 million requested for five capital ships. The panel also trims the new warship program to 16 ships and designates 14.5 million for Pennsylvanias and Arizonas modernization, denying funds to recondition New Mexico, Utah, and Mississippi.
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Washington, Mar. 1
Naval Committee
Navy Department
Wilbur
Pennsylvania
Arizona
New Mexico
Hake
Mississippi
Recital by Hagerstown music students at Maller store
About 175 people attended the public recital Wednesday night at 8 15 by local music students of Prof Charles M Cassel of Hagerstown at the Moller store on North Market street. An interesting premium was prepared as the group, achieved by the Jefferson Choral Sprints. This was the pupils first appearance aside from Muse Week observances. Miss Miriam Rhoads and Mrs All Bussard were accompanists.
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Charles M. Cassel
Hagerstown
Moller
North Market Street
Jefferson Choral Sperts
Miriam Rhoads
All Bussard
Hospital improvements progress at Frederick Day Hospital
Construction progress on the Frederick Day Hospital shows plastering nearly finished with the final coat and plaster work in place. The large project aims for completion in June as other trades complete remaining tasks.
Canal Zone self government push highlighted by zone dispute
Canal Zone residents seek self government as U S policy shows mixed control by War and Naval departments. Dispute over the removal of District Attorney F Edward Mitchell and Judge Guy H Martin prompts protests over lack of explanation and secrecy surrounding the investigation and dismissal. The Panama American denounces the handling as undemocratic while noting the Zone population of about 30 000 includes 8000 Americans. The article cites similar moves in Philippines and Puerto Rico and calls for transparent governance.
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Rodney Dutcher
NEA
Washington
Philippines
Porto Mico
Canal Zone
Virela Islands
American Samoa
Guam
Wake Island
Litte Midway Islands
War Department
Virgin Islands
Samoa
Wake
Mid Tways
United States
Henes
F. Edward Mitchell
Guy H. Martin
Martin
Mitchell
Grant H. Trent
Trent
New York
TWO NIGHTS FOR LEGION S PLAY THE SPANISH MOON
The Spanish Moon will be staged April 9 and 10 at the City Opera House as the annual Francis Scott Key Post Legion production. G Ernest Lipps heads committees selecting cast and talent for this Legion show directed by the John B. Rogers Producing Company, with Frederick performers to be featured.
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Francis Scott Key Post
American Legion
G. Ernest Lipps
Legion
John B. Rogers
Frederick Persons
Mr. Lipps
Alton Y. Bennett
Roger R. Rice
Talent
Charles S. Houck
IR. E. Derr
Jancis M. Perrott
Clifford Yinger
B. Austin James
IB. M. Davis
Sinclair gave $160000 toward GOP deficit in 1920
Will Hays testified in the Teapot Dome inquiry that Harry F. Sinclair contributed 160000 dollars to the Republican National Committee after the 1920 campaign. Hays also confirmed 75000 previously credited and 185900 in bonds later returned, with 85000 reimbursed by Sinclair.
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Washington
Harry F. Sinclair
Republican National
Continental Trading Company
Sinclair
Reepublican
Walsh
Montana
New York
Hays
Republican National Committee
Stimson Takes Governor's Oath in Manila
Manila March 1 AP Henry L Stimson a New York lawyer and Secretary of War under Taft took office as Governor General of the Philippines succeeding the late Leonard Wood The inauguration at Laneta overlooking Manila Bay marked a push for U S backed cooperation The new governor urged Filipinos to focus on economic efforts for eventual political freedom while stating relations rest with the U S and calling for unity in facing future challenges
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Manila
Henry L. Stimson
New York
Taft
Philippines
Leonard Wood
Stimson
United States
Laneta
Manila Bay
Paetaghe Tv
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Lindbergh
HIVE
H. H
Herbert Hoover
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Capitol
Ballenger Woman's Club
William P. Morsellen
Asa Renn
Mount Vernon
Washarton
pHome
Mew Tal
Alfier
Muse Pearson
Ely’ Tan
Sir A Wiliam Hosard
State Hospital
Myersville
Proaches City
Tee
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Montcomery Couniv
Sn Prockie
Fey
Cormin Eiem
Ananance
Nasr
Mists Corwin
Katherine Trundle
Katharne Kiefler
Gladys Walck
Dorothy Hermann
Fiend Cavers
Reianat YY. W. OC. A
Marsland
New Jersey
Delaware
Fetts
Burz
Dr. Kapp
Lions Club
House
NAVY
TS Allfomers
NEA Service Inc
Ke Jhacni
Maryland National Guard
S Nelson
I Brush Navy
Theodore G. Ellyson
Jaboye
Lexington
Hampton Reds
Ellyson
Com
Rogers Ransehousen
Legion's Play
Names Air Field Committee
Robert L. Warfield
T. E Russell
Philip R. Winebrewer
Mrs. Coolidge
Northmapton
Mass
Alvin Coolidze
Lemira Goodhur
Dickinson Hospital
White House
Coolidze
Northampton
Los Angeles
Airehp
Guacanavaha Fay
Cuba
Nz Department
Berlin
Maresh
Thirtesn Maners
Lille
Rech
Westfalen
Prva
F. S. Royster
Will H. Hays
Senate
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Wood
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Weles
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Hesoe
Parmas Ct
Peoren
Rolly
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