DAPPER DAN DRAWS MONTHS FOR CRIMES AT CIRCUIT COURT
Trial proceedings in the circuit court led to Adrian Makel and George Sullivan, alias Dapper Day, being convicted of larceny and receiving stolen goods. Makel received 19 months, Sullivan six, with Makel also indicted for bastardy. Leroy Barrick theft case sent Ellis Carty to one year. Bernard Conner faced jury trial on larceny charges as the court moved to clear crowded jail conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John §. Newman
Robert B. Peter
Adrian Makel
George Sullivan
Dapper Day
Makel
House of Correction
Sullivan
W. Guy Albaugh
E. Austin James
Reno S. Harp
Leroy Barrick
Woodsboro
Ellis Carty
Carty
E. A. James
Bernard Conner
Conner
A. Lewis
Lindbergh Lands at Curtiss Field Before NYC Run
Charles A. Lindbergh landed at Curtiss Field at 11 o clock this morning on a Boston to New York leg. He was met by Major Lanphier Knight and Mahoney, then drove to the Hotel Biltmore. A Guggenheim Foundation conference was planned later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtiss Field
Charles A. Lindbergh
Boston
Thomas G. Lanphier
Larry KE. Knight
D. £. Mahoney
New York
Lindbergh
W. B. Robertson
Harold M. Bixby
St. Louis
H. Allan Sullivan
Biltmore
The
Daniel Guggenheir
Market Aimless and Mixed Trading In Stocks
The New York stock market drifted aimlessly with small gains in a few favorites while bear traders hunted weak spots. Call money rose to 4 3/4 percent as commissions urged caution and trading volume remained light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Skating Accident Shuts Local Rink For Session
Reports indicate a skating incident at a local rink affected several walkers amid unclear details. An official investigation is expected to clarify the sequence of events and any resultant injuries.
Lindbergh Plans Emerging From California Visit
Boston dispatch reports Mrs. Evangeline Lodge Lindbergh telling the Massachusetts House she regrets Colonel Lindbergh cannot join due to California claims. She hints at his future plans while noting he flew to New York after being honored in Detroit with a life membership in the National Educational Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Evangeline Lodge Lindbergh
State House
Lindbergh
California
New York
National Educational Association
Flaw in Hoover Nomination Papers Prompts Legal Review
Annapolis March 2 AP Failure to specify which national convention Hoover seeks the nomination from may trigger objections to his Maryland presidential primary filing. Secretary Winebrenner asked Attorney General Robinson to rule on whether the February 28 application can stand or must be corrected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Herbert Hoover
Maryland
David C. Winebrenner
Robinson
Hoover
Attorney General
Million Dollar Fire Destroys Peekskill Blocks
A fire in Peekskill New York caused an estimated one million dollars in damage early today. It started in a free story frame building housing four families and a pajama factory, then spread to adjacent shops offices and a lodge hall. Firefighters from about two dozen towns within 13 miles fought the blaze for three hours before bringing it under control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peekskill
Orack
Fed leaders meet mayor to avert subway strike
National leaders of the American Federation of Labor and Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Railway Employees conferred with Major Walker to avert a threatened strike on New York subway and elevated lines. They sought to adjust suspensions affecting 21 Amalgamated members of the Interborough Rapid Transit Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mar
National Feaders
American Federation of Labor
Interborough Rapid Transit Company
Walker
William T. Mahon
William 3B
Fitzgerald
Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Railway
Interborough
Mrs Goodhue Comfortably Resting in Dickinson Hospital
Mrs Lemira Goodhue mother of Mrs Calvin Coolidge was reported resting comfortably after a good night at Dickinson Hospital in Northampton Massachusetts on March 2 AP. She has been confined since December 11 with influenza complicaitons and remains under care as doctors monitor her condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodhue
Xnorthampton
Mass
Lemira Goodhue
Calvin Coolidge
Jenny
Dickinson Hospital
Gosdime
Justin Fe Ares
Rockefeller Investigates Vote for Oil Interest In New York
In March 2021 New York the Standard Oil Company of Indiana faced questions after a meeting of stockholders. Col. Robert Stewart and other allies prepared statements as Rockefeller probes the election actions and related matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockefeller
New York
Robert
Stewart
Standard Oil Company
Idiana Oat
Taling
Alie Ates Co
Jon
CONTINUE SEARCH FOR MISSING MEN
Washington March 2 AP search continues for Commander Ellyson and two companions in Chesapeake Bay area. Army navy and marine aircraft plus coast guard and navy surface craft sweep Horn Harbor and lower Rappahannock river as the effort persists though hope fades. The J 3 blimp and Lakehurst aircraft join Quantico and other bases directed by Rear Admiral Koontz in this amphibian plane disappearance near Hampton Roads and Annapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Chesapeake Bay
Ellyson
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Coast Guard
Horn Harbor
Apache
Rappahannock River
Towle Point
Naval Air Station
Lakehurst
N. J
Quantico
Naval
Anacostia
Hampton Roads
Lexington
Robert B. Koontz
Fifth Naval District
Hugo Schmidt
Roger Ranschausen
Annapolis
Charity report details Miss Garner aid in February
A meeting of the Charities Organization supervising committee in the Federated Charities building discussed Miss Florence E. Garner’s February aid figures. She assisted over 60 people, many for fuel or money, visited homes, supplied clothes for schoolchildren, helped with glasses and babies, and placed meal tickets at a central office. Neighbors funded a family’s move to Martinsburg. business people donated clothing and goods. The next Charities Organization meeting is March 20 at 7:30 in Federated Charities HQ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charities Organization
Federated Charities
Florence E. Garner
Miss Garner
Martinsburg
Libel suit filed against Mayor Thompson over McAndrew case
William McAndrew former Chicago school chief sues Mayor William Hale Thompson for 250000 dollars alleging libel. The Board of Education held extensive hearings over five months, McAndrew refused to attend late sessions and released a letter denying the charges calling the proceedings a balloon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicero
William Hale Thompson
William McAndrew
McAndrew
Supper Event At Presbyterian Church Exceeds 400 Served
More than 400 suppers were served at an oyster and chicken salad supper held Thursday evening in the Presbyterian church. The Mite Society of the church planned the event through a general committee including Mrs Robert S. Tyso Mrs John Culer Mrs George McComas Mrs Isaac Samuel FE Brown and others. A second supper is planned in the WC T UL auspices for Thursday night in the same church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mite Society
The
Presbyterian Church
Robert S. Tyso
John Culer
George McComas
Isaac
Samuel FE. Brown
George
Administrator Perceives Crash In Palimore
Prohibition administrator Toha Ph Herbert suffered injuries in a collision with a truck at a street intersection in Palimore early today. Aide Patrick Raan sustained a leg cut. the truck driver and another occupant were injured as the vehicle became trapped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palimore
Toha
Herbert
Mervlara
Patrick Raan
Tol Gwe Dinner Event Notes
Unclear fragmentary text describes a dinner event with references to specific names and a course setup. The readable portions suggest a social or ceremonial gathering with participants and a likely menu or seating plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milar
Watney
Frederick Fair committees named by new president
John T. Best takes office as Frederick County Agriculture Society president and appoints the 1928 exhibition committees. The October fair spans the 16th to 18th with groups covering executive attraction racing printing farming livestock poultry and other divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Best
Frederick County Agriculture Society
Frederick
Society
Mr. Best
Abram Hemp
Oliver C. Warehime
Guy K. Motter
U A M Meeting in Frederick Sees Growth in Membership
Frederick council activities include five candidates and reports of rising membership driven by state organizers. State officials testified on progress on the Eastern Shore with promises of substantial gains, while local councils prepared for future drives and meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grayson Sanner
Middletown
Sanner
France
Samuel M. Moore
Ml Tarte Claeisg
Frank L. Bennett
Hagerstown
A. R. Snede
Edward S. Rice
Murray S. Wachter
Mo RR Etchison
C. Frank Smith
Frederick
State Welfare report flags jail conditions across counties
The fifth annual welfare report criticizes Frederick and Montgomery counties jails for inadequate cooking facilities, heat, cleanliness, and vermin. It describes Frederick as an old brick building with partial cell blocks and light issues, while Montgomery shows a two story stone jail with aging features, some clean areas, but problems with old food, buckets, and overcrowding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
State Board of Welfare
Altatin
Montgomery County
Jos. B. Pyles
Cris
Pachrel
Ares
After Havana Conference The United States Holds Caribbean Grip
Rodney Dutcher argues the Havana talks left Latin American delegates with little to brag about while the United States solidified naval and economic influence in the Caribbean. He states U S actions patched Nicaragua and backed friendly regimes in Cuba and elsewhere, securing broad regional dependence on American capital and policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Central
South America
Nicaragua
Haiti
Caribbean
Havana
State Departments
Charles Evans Hughes
Latin-America
Sheffield
Panama
Tacna-Arica
Lindbergh
Marines
Anu Uphed
Hatti
Machado
Cuhba
Chile
Peru
Bolivia
Pnerrydon
Americas
Cafels
Kitanning Fire Destroys Business District
Fire swept through Kitanning Pennsylvania damaging seven buildings in the business district and destroying about a whole block. Property losses are estimated around 600000 with the blaze believed to have started from an overheated furnace in a shoe store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kitanning
Whaittanming
English justice praised as most efficient by criminology chief
James Mo Heptron, director of the Baltimore Crime Reduction Commission, spoke at the Contemporary Club on Crime At Home and Abroad. He praised England for its efficient justice system, citing Scotland Yard, prompt trials, and juror selection while noting concerns about magistrates courts. He cited wartime and Missouri crime statistics and Baltimore’s crime reductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Mo Heptron
Ballimore Criminab Ditation Commission
Blood College
Gueatus Iiva
Brodbeck Hall
Hepbrow
England
Uephrow
United States
Scotland Yard
Hiepbron
America
Nephron
Missouri
Hephron
Baltimore
Wepbrop
Indictment of Arcadia Bank Officers in $273 010 Embezzlement
Findlay Ohio March 2 AP Thirty five indictments charging 13 Arcadia Bank officers and directors with embezzlement of 273010.64 were returned by the Hannnek county grand jury including Fred P Conaway Clyde Whalen and board members E W Dick Josiah Myers Matthew Wills and others The bank closed November 3 with assets about 360000 and creditors may receive 40 percent in liquidation Prosecutor John D Priddy said Conaway admitted shortages from wheat futures losses The farming village and surrounding area suffer from the bank collapse with pending bankruptcy actions blaming the failure
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Findlay
Ohio
Arcadia Bank and Savings Company
Arcadia
Hanenek County Grand
Fred P. Conaway
Clyde Whalen
E. W. Dick
Josiah Myers
Matthew Wills
A. L. Eweing
Austin Ebersole
J. H. Whalen
J. V. McGracken
Norman Hoffman
G. M. Hartman
Dish
John D. Priddy
Conaway
Delegates Return from National Education Association Meet
County Superintendent G. Lloyd Palmer reports on the National Education Association conference in Boston from February 26 to March 2. Thousands of delegates attended lectures by leaders in education, visits to historic sites, and a governor hosted reception featuring Evangeline Booth Lindbergh among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Education Association
Boston
Mass
G. Lloyd Palmer
Frederick Party
Natonally
Governor Fuller
Evangeline Booth Lindbergh
Whic
Lowell
Harvard University
George Kt. Strayer
Teachers’ College
Columbia University
Commissioner of Education
Connecticut
Maryland
Albert S. Cook
Equalization Fund
County Unit System
Maryland System of Education
Old South Church
Kings’ Church
Lexington
Little Red
Henry Ford
Palmer
Mary
Basmuca
Pilgrims
Faller
Capitol
Hulding
iGovernes Faller
Lind
Frei Charles
America
Pam
Pat Fishers
Ryeat Palmer
J. Woodwo
Sao Sadies
Flyers Lost Since February 17 Found
Winnipeg reports two aviators Flying Officer A A Lewis and Flight Sergeant Terry with a native rescued at Port Burwell on the Hudson Straits. They disappeared after leaving on a patrol twelve days earlier and were feared lost in the Arctic wastes until planes and dog teams located them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Arctic Circle
Port Burwell
Hudson Straits
A. A. Lewis
Terry
Northern Air Patrol
Lewis
Burwell
French Flyers Begin Return Flight to Paris
French aviators Dieudonne Costes and Joseph Le Brix depart Detroit for the next leg of their North American to Tokyo route en route back to Paris. They plan to fly via San Francisco and Tokyo, with a new motor installed and expected rest at Tokyo before resuming the long Atlantic crossing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Jacksonville
Washington
Lakehurst
Dieudonne Costes
LeBmx
Detroit
Paris
Fatality Report From Charleston Area March 3
A garbled AP dispatch from Charleston South Carolina reports a fatality around 1225 o clock with unclear details. The aftermath mentions Washington County Hospital and multiple injuries or events near Locdseville and Neo farina with several persons affected.
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Higherstown
Metz
Mt Prat
Tadine T
Washington County Hospital
Anya
Locdseville
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Dapper Dan
Rosencrantz
Lester
Arthur
James Hicks
George Wallace
Hope Hill
John Keller
Buckerstown
William F. Steiner
Trinity Reformed Chapel
House Census Committee
Amperd Bastford
Britain
NEA
Joe” Cannon
T. P. O'Connor
Liverpool
House of Commons
MAKES
Charities’ Organization
Thompson
P. M. Hiteshew
David Cramer
C. H. Conley
Lee Ranneberger
J. W. Humm
R. V. Smith
Hugenes A. Grove
L. C. Bartick
David Gramer
Frank M. Stevens
John W.humm
Eugene A. Grove
L. C. Bar
Tick
U. A.M
Rockvire High Schoo Commercial Department
L. F. Sehott
Fricend
Walter Sabine
Frederick Graf
Norman Incall
John Graft
Arthur Herspheer
Fern T. Schneider
Farmery Notile and Trust Company
Rawsie
F. Schott
Mre
Fern Schneider
Evelen Thamar
Jeana Hermon
Edward Schaefer
Ira Tones
Somerville Dawson
Lloyd Tienes
Walter Lathie
Feoresaty
Leona Harmon
Ahr Ears Toamis
Ate
Jeccing
Helen Feunes
Rodney Dutcher
NEA Serevne
Dravani
Meaico City
Dayona
State Department
Baltimore Commission
Hood
Bank OF Higers
Flyers
John &. Kieffer
Hagerstown Clearing House Association
Charleston
S.C
Tee Angeles
Neo Farina Tas
Su Tena
Lesia
Raleinn
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