Death Under Alcoholism Tied To Man's Self Inflicted Wounds
Robert H. Baer, 27, of Frederick, died at Maryland House of Correction after attempting suicide with a safety razor while serving a two year sentence for breaking and entering. Physicians attributed death to acute alcoholism, noting his self inflicted throat wounds were shallow. Baer had been drinking heavily before his trial and was previously employed by a newspaper. He leaves a widow Pauline Davis, a son Robert Jr., and two sisters. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Robert H. Baer
Maryland House of Correction
Baer
House of Correction
Institution
Patrick Dulaney
Board of Welfare
News-Paost
Frederick County
W. C. Roderick
Frederick
West South Street
Ida Trail Baer
Robert Lee Baer
Pearl
Nelsie Baer
Pauline Davis
Doubs
Robert, Jr
No Evidence Linking Clement to New Jersey Torch Murder
Police said no evidence connected Dr Louis A. Clement to the killing of Miss Margaret Brown New Jersey governess, found near Bernardville February 20. An appeal to surrender followed after a letter to the New York World claimed Clement hid with no funds to flee and promised a square deal.
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New York
Louis A. Clement
Margaret Brown
New ¥Y
New Jersey
Bernardille
Clement
Arthur A. Carey
New York World
Cater
Giemutrs
Miler
Tin
Soverness
French Flyers May Attempt Flight From Paris to New York
Reported plan involves Juendanmie Costes and Joseph Le Pray Freich avitiers seeking permission from French authorities to fly a new plane manufactured to attempt a Paris to New York route. Possible May window amid heightened airline activity.
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America
Yaris Warch &API
Juendanmie Costes
Joseph le Pray
New York
Costes
TeBrs
Sbozias
Hood College plays presented in Brodbeck Hall delight audience
The Athletic Association of Hood College staged three one act plays on Saturday night. When the Stars Begin to Fall featured Lucy Warner’s script with Margaret Gibbes Ruth Brillhart Frances Worring Eleanor Miller Frances Norton and Helaine Todd in key roles. The comedy Poor Papa by Virginia Hunter drew laughs with Natal ie Fleck Mary Smith Webba Horsman Virginia Hickok Sheora Bishop and Frances Norton in leading parts. Dream Poppies by Susanua Wood closed the program with Iva Keller Elizabeth Duan Helen Mae Hart and Majorie Ruzicha in principal roles and Dorothy Nicholas directing.
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Athletic Association of Hood College
Brodbeck Hall
Frederick
Lucy Warner
Helaine Todd
John Harwood
Margaret Gibbes
Ruth Brillhart
Sam Martin
John Brown
Frances Worring
Eleanor Miller
Frances Norton
Brown
Papa
Virginia Hunter
Smiley
Peg
Sheora Bishop
Jim
Fran
Susanua Wood
Dorothy Nicholas
Iva Keller
Sybil
Elizabeth Duan
Helen Mae Hart
Vack
Moira
Mar‘jorie Ruzicha
Feppies
Helen Shriver
Margaret Yerrick
de Shawn
Sr'via
Bank cashier pleads guilty to 11 charges
Cisde Whelan, assistant cashier of the Arcadia Bank and Savings Company in Arcadia, pleaded guilty in Common Pleas Court to 11 indictments charging falsification of accounts. He also pleaded not guilty to three embezzlement indictments. Whelan is the first of 32 bank officers and directors to enter a plea. Indictments filed March 2 allege embezzlement of about $275,000.
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Findslar
Cisde Whelan
Arcadia Bank and Savings Company
Arcadia
Common Pleas Court
Allocins
Whelan
Awaiting Hearing for Mountaindale Man Arrested
Benjamin Wewitt of Mountaindale was arrested this morning by Deputy Sheriff WI FL Steamer on charges of an air and battery against Lewis to Plunkets. He is to appear for a hearing before Justice A Dennett.
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Benjamin Wewitt
Mountaindale
Morang
WI FL Steamer
Lewis
A. ¥. Dennett
Violent Bidding for General Motors Stock
New York March 5 AP reports violent bidding for General Motors common stock, which rose nearly four points to a fresh high of 148 amid enormous turnover. U S Steel common and American Can also led the market as sentiment strengthens. Renewal rate on call money fell from 41 to 43 percent, boosting optimism.
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New York
General Motors Corporation
General Motors
U. S. Steel Common
American Can
Rosenstock Kaufman Nabs Marriage License in New York
Samuel H. Rosenstock 41 of Frederick County obtained a marriage license in New York to wed Miss Henrietta Spogat Kaufman 31 of Brookline Massachusetts. The couple plan to marry March 14 at the Savoy Plaza Hotel in New York. Rosenstock born in Baltimore, son of Lewis and Ettie Rosenstock. Kaufman a Tarboro New York native, daughter of Michael and Pearl Kaufman.
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New York
Samuel H. Rosenstock
Frederick County
Henrietta Spogat Kaufman
Beacon Street
Brookline
Mass
Savoy Plaza Hotel
Mr. Rosenstock
Baltimore
Lewis and
Ettie P. Rosenstock
Miss Kaufman
Tarboro
N. Y
Michael and
Pearl Morris Kaufman
Juvenile Court Disposals Highlight Saturday Session
Grace Carty a 16 year old from LeGore was committed to Mon trose Training School for Girls near Reisterstown by Judge John 8 Edgar Streams a 10 year old colored boy was placed under court jurisdiction and paroled to parents with probation oversight four Shantle children from this city were committed to Frederick branch of the Children s Aid Society to secure homes at a local aid society meeting 131 active cases in February and 102 Frederick county children under supervision were reported by executive secretary Mrs Michael E Pue arson charge against John Sanders 55 of Manchester bail set at 5000 for allegedly starting a fire destroying twelve buildings in Reistertown the League Council held a public meeting in Geneva with Francesco Jose Urrutia presiding.
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Grace Carty
LeGore
Montrose Training School For
Reisterstown
John 8. Newman
Edgar Streams
Irvin Shantle
Frederick
Children’s Aid Society
St. Mary’s Industrial School
Nursery
Child’s Hospital
Maryland Training School
Presbyterian Eye, Ear
University of Maryland Hospital
Maryland School For Deaf
Cattle Hogs and Sheep Gain Value Amid Population Shifts
Washington data show dairy and beef cattle, sheep, and swine numbers, and per capita meat consumption trends from 1926 to 1927. The piece notes meat production declines, shifting prices, and calls for further facts from the Bureau of Animal Industry.
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Bureau of Animal Industry of
The
Agricultural Department
Haberkorn Golden Wedding Observed at Home
Mr and Mrs John L Haberkorn of 26 West South street marked fifty years of marriage with a 2 PM dinner at their home. Six children and families attended including Miss Mamie Haberkorn Mrs Addie Haberkorn Gary Utterback and Dorothy. H B Bursholder Buddie Teddy Akron Ohio Elmer L Haberkorn Washington DC Spencer Zimmerman Jr and Phyllis Jeanne attended from Washington.
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John L. Haberkorn
West South Street
Haberkorn
Mamie Haberkorn
Addie Haberkorn
Gary Li? Utterback
Dorothy
Utica
H. B. Bursholder
Buddie
Teddy
Akron
Elmer L. Haberkorn
Washington
Hood College Debaters to Meet Swarthmore Team
Hood College will debate Swarthmore College on March 6 at 3 p m in the Chester Women’s Club room Chester Pa The topic is Resolved That uncompromising pacifism is the only effective attitude toward war Hood will uphold the affirmative Debaters include Helen French Frances Wotring and Mary Smith with Virginia Hunter Katherine Biehl and Dorothy Nicodemus on the material committee
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Swarthmore
Hood College
Swarthmore College
Chester Women’s Club
Chester
Hood
Helen French Frances Wotring
Mary Smith
Virginia Hunter
Katherine Biehl
Brunswick
Dorothy Nicodemus
Buckersto*a
Hood Vesper Service Highlights Physics of Gravitation
Rev. Henry L Stahr of Emmanuel Reformed Church Hanover PA spoke at the UWord Collene Vesper service in Progbeck Hall Sunday. He linked universal gravitation to spiritual gravity with daily life examples. The choir conducted by Henry T Wad performed Handel pieces as Emma Mae Gabe played harp. the text notes unclear budget details in the closing lines.
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Eytion
Henry T. Wad
Larro
Handel Mies
Emma Mae Gabe
Infant dies after fall into hot mash at home
Hill May Louise Plunkard aged one year two months and seventeen days died Sunday night at 7 40 o'clock at the Plunkard home near Park Mills from scalding after falling into a large bucket of mash prepared for calf feeding. She injured her left arm and side. Survived by parents a sister and two half sisters. Funeral Tuesday morning at 10 with services at the Avnse and Thomas P Rice.
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Hill May Louise Plunkard
Felix L. Plunkard
Park Mills
Aida
Six Children Die in Saskatchewan Home Fire
Fire at a rural Saskatchewan home nine miles from Fire Lake killed six children aged two to eleven. Father John Deschenes escaped by leaping from a window while mother was away visiting. The blaze started from an overheated stove and fire officials investigated the tragic outcome.
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Fire Lake
Sask
March
John Deschenes
Influenza Epidemic Strikes Tokyo as Leaders Suffer Illness
Tokyo reports a severe influenza outbreak with Emperor Hirohito feverish in bed and Premier Tanaka ill. Princess Hisa, six months old, critically ill with septicemia. Daily deaths reach 58 and police cite 500000 reported cases with 1700 deaths in February. infants most affected.
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Tokyo
Hirohito
Tanaka
Hisa
Thas
Miners Reject Peace Plan in Pittston District
In Scranton on March 5 AP reports more than 1000 Pittston district miners rejected the peace proposal outlined Saturday by union chiefs and coal operators. They will not return to work during a 30 day trial period and a committee was named to seek a new agreement to resume work. The piece notes the plan to restore peace amid strained conditions. Also listed: Public Service Commission authorized transfer of stock and properties from Clearsprint Electric Light and Power Co and Potomac Licht and Power Co to Potomac Edison Co of Haers town for momentous corporate changes and a $?6,000 stock price for Potomac Licht and Power Co.
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Scranton
Pittston
Cun-Tidden Plaiston
Public Service Commission
Clearsprint Electric Light and Power Co
Potomac Licht and Power Co
Potomac Edison Co
Haerstown
Lindbergh widow resumes flight from Buffalo to Detroit
Mrs Evangeline L Lindbergh resumed her flight from Boston to Detroit taking off from Buffalo Airport in a three motor monoplane piloted by Lieutenant Albert J L Yegenberzer. The craft had arrived yesterday from Schenectady but weather delayed the departure until today as the morning weather improved in Buffalo.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Evangeline L. Lindbergh
Boston
Detroit
Albert JL Yegenberzer
Schenectady
Lindbergh Delayed In Making New Flight
Col Charles A Lindbergh started from Bolling Field at 10 22 am with four companions for an unannounced destination. A broken tail skid caused a delay from 6 15 am. A new skid from Hoover Field was fitted to the cabin monoplane.
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Washington
Charles A. Lindbergh
Bolling Field
Hoover Field
Potomac River
New York
Harry H. Knight
Lindbergh
St. Louis
William B. Robertson
Harold M. Bigsby
B. F. Mahoney
Beneficiaries of Carnegie Will Taxed on Annuities
The Supreme Court affirmed lower court rulings that Carnegie heirs including Chief Justice Taft and Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt owe federal income tax on annuities paid from U. S. Steel bonds. The case, brought by John W. Beatty of Pittsburgh, hinges on whether the annuities are taxable gifts.
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Washington
Mar
Andrew Carnegie
Taft
Supreme Court
John W. Beatty
Pittsburg
Beatty
Theodore Rooseveld
Grover Cleveland
David Lloyd George
False helmets spur Norfolk search for missing plane
A rumor that helmets from Fishermen's Island washed ashore led U S Navy aviators to search near Cape Charles for the amphibian plane missing since last week with three crew. A seaplane scout confirmed the headgear was unconnected and the operation expanded with two more planes deployed.
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Norfolk
Fishermen's Island
Cape Charles
Miles Browing
Lin
Resume Of Services Resume Of Services U. B. Church
Interesting and largely attended services were held in the Centennial Memorial United Brethren Church on Sunday with a large Pioneerable Class and Queen Esther Bible Class in attendance. The 10 45 service featured a choir selection and a sermon on What Shall I Preach. A Junior Intermediate and Senior Endeavor session followed with a playlet Who Killed Christian Endeavor led by Jacob Kintz. Evening worship included a sermon The Best Insurance Company. Next week includes prayer meeting and Christian Endeavor events.
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U. B. Church
Centennial Memorial United Brethren Church
Jacob Kintz
Intermediate Society
Christian Endeavor
Jacob Klutz
James Fisher
Calvary Methodist
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
Emory L. Coblentz
Dr. Williams
Albert Gilton
Jesus
Lord
Speaks
Mien
Catherine Baker
EB. T. Mowbray
Hagerstown
Vyp
King's Daughters Bible Class
Church Family
Methodist Girls of Hood College
Frederick
Sunday School Missionary Society
Gift of Self
World Service
Church
Grace Reformed
Grace Reformed Church
Chalmerg W. Walck
A. W. Gaver
Hawley
C. E
Charles T. Butcher, Jr
Wm. Stultz
First Baptist Church
Misa Gladys Walck
Sheherazade
N. Rimsky-Korsakof
Scherzo
H. Hofmann
William, Tell
Rossini
Dudley Buck
Will C. Macfarlane
Organ of the Universe
Eva Thomas
Effie Moore
Altar Guild
Netin T. Waskey
Commercial Bank Apis. S. Market St
Alllene de Chant
Board of Missions of the Reformed Church
Last surviving Lincoln play cast member dies at 63 years
Mrs. Jeannie Gourley Struthers, the final surviving member of the Our American Cousin cast from Ford's Theatre's Lincoln assassination night, has died in Media Pennsylvania at her daughter Charles Newell's home. Her stage role Mary Meredith is noted in the obituary.
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Media
Eannie Gourley Struthers
Ford
Washington
President Lincoln
John Wilkes Hoath
Mary Meredith
Charles Newell
Color and Price Cuts Adest To Annual Autoshow
The twelfth annual autoshow opens at the Armory Tuesday noon with color driven decor and deep price cuts across 16 makes. Dealers from Mid City Motor Sales and more display Pontiacs Oakland, Hudson, Barset, Buick, Oldsmobile, Chrysler, Ford and Chevrolet models with new prices and features. The event runs noon to 11 pm daily through Saturday, with show cards in black and white to match the color scheme and a related dealers meeting at Francis Scott Key hotel.
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Fea
Armory
Mid City
Middletown
Harbaugh Auto
Buick
Naval
Ideal Garage
Chandler
Grewn's
Hyatt Chevrolet
Chevrolet
J. Grove and
Spax
Packard
Broaehead
Erskine
J. Paul Delphay
Automobile Club of
of Marron
Pis
Tas
Frederick Advertising and Display Co
Ford
General Motors
Oldsmobile
Dodge
Bros
Chrysler
Pontiac
Oakland
Studebaker
Baysmond S. Wachter
Fred
Francis Scott Key
John Egailue
Balthnope
Baltimore Automobiler
Fredericke Devers
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Manchester
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Carville
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League of Nations
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John S. Newman
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