Eyler Fined $50. Multiple Indictments in Circuit Court
Newton Eyler, 29, West Fifth Street, fined $50 and costs on selling liquor after pleading guilty, while five other charges against him were suspended. Eyler, a World War veteran, testified he was gassed thrice and hair turned white, prompting his nickname Whitey Eyler. Seven indictments were indicted by the grand jury with witnesses including Clyde Stober and Granville Suter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton Eyler
West Fifth Street
Glenn H. Worthington
Eyler
Clyde Stober
Kunkel Hanlon
Granville Suter
Byler
Hyer
France
F. L. Stoner
Kidwiler Case Before U S Commissioner Hall er
Preliminary hearings were held today for suspects arrested in raids by federal revenue agents. Jacob A Kidwiler's case was deferred after a $1000 bond pending further investigation. J Fred Main faced a preliminary hearing with charges tied to a West All Saints liquor sale on February 15. one witness testified a half pint liquor sale for 74 cents. Main is defended by I D Atchison and A K Pelauter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Revenue
U. S
WH. Noel Fuller
Jacob A. Kidwiler
Kadwiler
J. Fred Main
West All Saints Street
Main
I. D. Atchison
A. K. PeLauter
Caliph Departs Constantinople as Turkish Assembly Moves Against Caliphate
The Caliph leaves for Switzerland following a Turkish National Assembly bill calling for his deposition and abolition of the Caliphate. Nearby, Harrisburg firm The Hockenburg System oversees a Martinsburg hotel campaign budget around 500000 dollars with local committee planning. In other notes, Visitation academy holds Ash Wednesday retreat led by Rev Francis X Borns with sermons at 9 11 4 and 7 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Constantinople
Switzerland
National Assembly
Angola
Martinsburg Plans
Hockenburg System, Inc
Harrisburg
Campagn
Martinsburg
J. C. McKown
Ward McLanahan
J R. Poland
The
Visitation Academy
Francis X- Borns
J. St. Andrewson-the-Hudson
New York
Sweeping probe of Shipping Board authorized by House
The House adopted a resolution to appoint a special committee to investigate the Shipping Board. The seven member panel will include four Republicans and three Democrats appointed by Speaker Gillette. Representative Davis of Tennessee proposed the inquiry on the Merchant Marine Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Mar
Shipping Board
House
Gillette
Davis
Tennessee
Merchant Marine Committee
Electric railway faces congestion and growth
Britton I Budd of Chicago warns at the American Electric Railway Association conference that street congestion will worsen as electric railways carry about 16 billion passengers in 1925 and need capital of 175 million dollars yearly. He sees bus co operation, customer ownership, and sharper public relations as essential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
St. Louis
United States
Britton I. Budd
Chicago
American Electric Railway Association
Mr. Budd
Owenership
Budd
Electric Railway Company
Electric Railway
Dr Whorton to Assist at Baptist Meetings
Dr WHorton a Brantly Baptist church Baltimore pastor and noted revivalist will assist Frederick First Baptist Church in an evening series starting this hour. He has led revival campaigns nationwide and draws large weekly crowds, with many professions of faith. Music will be directed by Prof S Fenton Harris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
W. C. Royal
BH. M Whorton
Brantly Baptist Church
Baltimore
Wharton
Frederick
S. Fenton Harris
Brunswick town fines case under dispute over state laws
Brunswick officials may turn over collected fines under a town ordinance to the state if conflicts with state automobile laws are confirmed. Police magistrate Howard Marvin Jones in Brunswick says he charged only the minimums and did not keep fees, with about 124 no light and 6 cutting corners cases since 1923. He estimates town fines totaled $1765 to $200 in that period, with some security deposits handled by bailiffs. the mayor and officials anticipate no court fight to return funds if jurisdiction is clarified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Baughman
Howard Marvin Tones
Frederick
Tralie
Brunswick Corporation
Mitch
Baltimore
Mr. Jones
Qustion
Jones
Moler
Corporation of Brunswick
300 Burned to Death in Shantung Province
Tsingtao China March 4 Three hundred persons were burned to death or suffocated in panics as a fire swept Chowtsun an important town forty miles east of Tsynan in Shantung last Friday Seven hundred others were injured
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Tsingtao
China
Chowtsun
Tsynan
Shantung Province
Grew Nominated as Under Secretary of State
Joseph C. Grew of New Hampshire, serving as minister to Switzerland, was named by President Coolidge to be Under Secretary of State, succeeding William Phillips who becomes ambassador to Belgium. Mr and Mrs R P Kemp announce the birth of a six pound son born Monday with mother and infant progressing well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Progs
Washington
Joseph C. Grew
New Hampshire
Switzerland
Coolidge
William Phillips
Belgium
R. P. Kemp
South Market Street
Lent message urges fresh personal prayer and self knowledge
The Rt Rev John Gardner Murray urges a calm Ash Wednesday start to Lent. He warns against worldly distractions and calls for personal meditation, prayer, and self examination to deepen divine revelation and grow toward God's will. He urges perseverance from Ash Wednesday through Easter and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gardner Murray
Protestant Episcopal Diocese of
Maryland
God
Apostle of Love
Apostlees
Christ Jesus
March in Like a Lamb Weather Forecast Fluctuates
National forecast predicts rain and warmer tonight with cool spells ahead. February descriptions show heavy frost and variable precipitation, including 4.77 inches total in February 1924, while February 1923 saw higher temperatures and less snow.
Coolidge undecided on veto of tax measure
President Coolidge remains undecided on signing the compromise Mellon tax bill. He would not answer a direct question about approving a hypothetical measure and urged the Senate Finance Committee to report the MelTon bill with only minor changes to enhance its effectiveness.
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Coolidge
Associated Press
Washington
Cooliden
Senate Finance Committee
Investigation of money improperly taken by two congressmen
Representative Garrett proposes a House inquiry into evidence before a Chicago grand jury alleging two members of Congress improperly accepted money to secure paroles and pardons for convicted persons. He urges a five member special committee to determine the basis of the allegations.
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Associated Press
Washington
Garrett
House
Chicago
Congress
Knight Named Special Government Counsel in California Oil Lands Case
Washington March 4 The nomination of Samuel Knight of San Francisco to be special government counsel in litigation over the validity of titles held by the Standard Oil Company of California to oil lands in California was sent to the Senate by President Coolidge. Red Clare from Martinsburg W V was arrested by Constable Smith and Officer Frignol of the B and O police for sleeping in a passenger coach of the T and O Railroad. He was sentenced by Justice Johnson to one month in the House of Correction.
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Associated Press
Washington
Samuel Knight
San Francisc
Standard of Company
California
In A . Senate
Coolie Cu
Red” Clare
Martinsburg
W. Va
Smith
Offeer Frignol
B. and O
Tf and O
Justices Johnson
House of Correction
Albert Smith
Mary Snowdon
Ellicott
Justice 4
Grahame Johnson
Erect 17 eight room homes in city planned
Announcement states Grayson H Mercer and Mayor Lloyd C Culler bought two lots facing 31915 North Market Street East from Frederick City Realty to build 17 eight room brick homes with modern conveniences. Construction to start soon and possession by July 1. Other property sales noted include several residences and a 65 acre farm in Ballenger district with transfers led by Mercer.
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Grayson H. Mercer
Lloyd C. Culler
Frederick City Realty Company
North Market Street
Fraeh House
Mr. Morecer
John V. Bowers
Hamlton Avenue
Charles HW. Naugh
Emory
Crum
South Aleét
Trarvey
Borris
Harvey
J. Murray
Ballenger Distret
James T. Shaft
Murray
John M. Culler
West Patrick Street
Francia
Tiddlemoser
Riddlemoser
South Market Street
Culler
Wiliam PD. Grove
Frank H. Despeaux
West South Street
Tindany
H. Stunkle
Silas Ot. Rickerds
West Hne
Tefferson Street
Ahorn
Mercer
Earthquake Wrecks San Jose Buildings in Costa Rica
A sequence of tremors began at 4 o clock this morning causing widespread damage across San Jose. Half the city’s buildings are damaged and several casualties are reported. The American legation building collapsed but the American minister and consul and their families were uninjured. Communications with neighboring cities are cut off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
San Jose
Costa Rica
Cooperative plan to stabilize employment at B and O shops
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad adopts a cooperative plan in 44 repair shops pairing workers and management. Local shop committees will meet regularly with company officers to discuss planning and operations, with suggestions to be fully considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Baltimore
Mar
Baltimore and Ohio
Market Movement Mixed in Forenoon Trading
Mixed movements prevailed in the stock market forenoon with uncertainty among speculative players. Pierce Olt declined six and a quarter points to 2014, while Norfolk and Western climbed to 11712 and American Can saw buying, easing selling pressure. Call money opened at 4.5 percent.
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Associated Preas
New York
Pierce Olt
Norfolk and Western
President seeks man to fill Denby’s Navy post
President Coolidge is searching for a seasoned executive to succeed Edward B Denby as Secretary of the Navy. No decision has been reported yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denby
Associated Press
Washington
Coolidge
Edward B Denby
Navy
Burns Admits McLean On U S Pay Roll In Oil Inquiry
Washington March 4 Associated Press reports new testimony in the oil inquiry. Francis McAdoo testified McLean was placed on the Bureau payroll as a special agent and carried on the government rota at secret service level. Burns Mary Duckstein described coded messages and possible resignation pressure. Doheny press inquiries with Senator Walsh were disclosed through letters and telegrams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Off Committee
E. L. Doheny
Thomas J. Walsh
Montana
Edward B. McLean
Washington Fest
Department of Justice
McLean
Bretha
Department
William J) Burns
Mra
Mary Duckstein
Formarly Burne
Bureau of Investigation
Washington Post
Burna Tequfred
Burog
Duckstein
Florida
Burna
Oil Committee
Doheny
A. B
Senate
The
Wiliams
McAdoo
E. B. McLean
John R. McLean
Fe. Lean
Mel.ean
A. Mitchell Palmer
Wilson
Harry F Sinclair
Palmer
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Kidwiler
Haller
Caliph
Rwy. Assn. President
DR. Whorton
Mr. Royal
Grew
SECU
Walsh
G. H. Mercer
American Legation
Burns
M’lean
U.S
Francis G. McAdoo
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