Murder Trial to Be Taken Up in Court on Thursday
In circuit court this morning Dorsey Sier of Wamsville and Chas Martin of Hagerstown were sentenced to a year and six months in the House of Correction for larceny. Martin pleaded guilty to taking a grease gun pump auto jack and a suitcase from Morgan Stoltz’s car near Winchester. Sier contends Martin acted alone in removing a battery and gasoline from a Nusbaum tractor. a jury convicted Sier after a prior plea. Fout Williams received nine months for false pretense after presenting a worthless check for a $25 chest from Obendorfer Cronenburg. George Keith of Brunswick faces larceny charges. murder cases including George Fletcher near Petersville are set for Thursday, Fletcher charged with killing Michael Gordon with an axe.
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Dorsey Sier
Wamsville
Chas. Martin
Hagerstown
John S Newman
Robert B. Peter
House of Correction
Martin
Sier
Morgan Mioltz
Winchester
Sler
Rockwell Nusbaum
Uniontown
Baltimore Pike
New Market
Bier
Nusbaum
Bartin
Walter P. Peage
Ira Staley
Harry M. Masset
Clarence
Wiana W. Ernest Boyer
Jesse Day
Clayton D. Houck
Samuel W Bean
J. Ward Kerrigan
P. Keefer Mann
Maurice L. Bowser
G. Oscar Rhoades
Sherman FP. Bowers
Winchester Maniso
Stoltz
Jug Bridge
Moits
Williams
Fout
Harmony Grove
Obendorfer-Cronenburg Company
8. P. Bowers
George Keith
Brunswick
A. James
Inaugural Address of Andrew Jackson on 1829 Papers
Two 1829 Baltimore papers in Paul Hammond’s collection include the inaugural address of Andrew Jackson and commentary on public revenue internal improvement peace Indian policy and federal power. Additional notes mention military subordination to civil authority and a Paris dispatch on Marshal Foch’s condition after a fevered period.
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Commercial
Jackson
Sir. Hammond
First G O P Organization Born in Michigan
The piece describes the emergence of the Republican Party in Michigan with Jackson as a key gathering site. It notes the February 1854 Free Democrats and anti slavery Whigs joining to form a party stance against the Kansas Nebraska Act, the fugitive slave law, and slavery’s expansion, culminating in a July Jackson convention naming Republicans. It mentions figures like Jacob M. Howard and Horace Greeley influence and the broader national spread led by Alvan E. Bovay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budnet Dlicheenea
Washigen
Pebtcas
Jeckson
Michigan
Wms
Jackson
Ua Republicaen Pacy
Ripos
Wisecessa
Tierrat
G. 12 P
Pebrusry
Harrarec St
Ariece
Michigen
Detroit Tribune
Joseph Warren
Resolutions Committee
Jacob M Howard
Detroit
Howard
Kansas-Nebraska
District of
Columbis
Kingley
Bingham
Free Soiliers
Dihe Uit
Ripton Teauy
Horace Greeley
Warren
Alvan E Bovay
Spim
Ripon
Greeies
Club Women Plan Federation Meet Here on March 21
Federation gathering outlined for March 21 with Mrs. D. F. Sippel, General Federation president, to speak. Officials named include HL Davis, vice president. Mrs. J. F. P. Felser, secretary-treasurer. and new directors Mrs. John M. De Chant and Mrs. MS May Belle Cairns. Attendance expected from Buckerstown to Walkersville, with reports due and the federation song urged at meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HL. Davis
Menrovia
J. FP. Felser
Woodsboro
Willam E. Kindilex
Etts
Edgar Nicodemus
Buckerstown
Vernon Nicodemus
Monrovia
Daisy East
Braddock
AG. McKinner
Walkersville
A. Hemp
Jefferson
Pearson
Cial
Mirs
Meurice D Cablentz
Widdletown
Federation
George Solland
Pleasant
Ois
B Fisher
Point of Rocks
John F. Sippel
Roland Park
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Irs
Sippel
John M. DeChant
May Belle Cairns
Lewistown
Emmitsburg
Merryland Tract
Kenrown
Mt. Pleasant
Myersville
XL D. Coblertz
Calsy Hast
Grayson E. Bowers
Juliz Davis
H. L Davis
Anna Thomas
Mary Hine
Clifford Miller
Myrtie Carter
T. E. Zimmerman
Rhodelia Zimmerman
Thena Dutjno
Oliver
O. P Feiser
J. M. DeChant
M. May Belle Carns
Edward Windsor
Jacob Shawbaker
Lucile Nicodemus
Holly Aibauge
Wind wrecks Navy blimps during fierce March storm
Washington reports heavy winds damaged two Army air service blimps and hampered efforts to save the Navy’s helium-filled craft. One blimp landed at Langley Field Virginia, another at Aberdeen Maryland, with only minor motor damage. Military teams disassembled wreckage as ropes snapped and bags tore. The incident described as one of the worst peacetime losses for both services.
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Washington
Tx Army
Army Air Service
Langey Field
Army
Aberdeen
Navy Act Service
Air Services
Naval
Uf Sou Lowe
Naval Air Station
Navy
Road scandal probes clash over blame in state inquiry
Maryland lawmakers clash as Allison Wemne accuses Governor Hitchie commission of seeking to shift blame for the roads scarcity. Edwin J. Baetler defends the Nelligan inquiry while Thomas A. Butler’s testimony faces scrutiny. Clarence B. Williams testifies on Severn river bridge contract irregularities amid Stallings trial in Baltimore.
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Allison Wemne
Heer
House
Special Commission
Hitchie
Father UN
Gui
Wiimer
Judah Manveling
Wilmer
Edwin J. Baetler
Nelligan Feumiission
Coleagers All
Baetler
Thomas A. Butler
John N. Macksil
State Roads Commission
Wild Baetger
Butler
Bautier
Nelligan
House of Delegates
Clarence B. Williams
Severn River Bridge
Christhill and Ensey
Williams
Seven Last Words of Christ Lenten Oratorio Planned
The fourth annual Lenten oratorio under Hood College music head Prof. Henry T. Wade will be in Brodbeck Hall on Sunday March 24 at 4 PM. Dubois The Seven Last Words of Christ was chosen with about 100 voices from Wade Male Chorus Hood College Chorus Evangelical Lutheran choir and community singers. Rehearsals have run two weeks and soloists include Marcelle Privat James Harris James McGahbe Coraine Williams Emily McCabe E May Gabel and H David Hagan.
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Hood College
Henry T. Wadr
Brodgbeck Hall
Christ
Dubois
Tivoli Theater
Wade
Evangelical Lutheran
Tood College
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Mlle
Marcelle Privat
James H. Harris
Big City
Jamca McGahbe
Berlin
The
Reformed Church At
Caraine Willams
Emily McCabe
E. May Gabel
H.david Hagan
Olivet
Itinerant Barber Executed for Murder
Boston report tells of an itinerant barber named George E. er executed for the murder of Stella Pomikala a Lawrence girl at the prison. The defendant claimed amnesia saying he could not recall the crime or his actions. The case centers on the alleged robbery and fatal brawl tied to the Pomikala killing.
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Boston
George E. Er
E Ip Todar
Stella Pomitkala
Lawrence
Taylor
Ass Pomikala
Byrd Ship Arrives with Traces of Storm After Storm
Wellington reports Commander Richard E Byrd's supply ship Eleanor Bolling reached Dunedin bearing marks of severe weather. The base vessel is part of Byrd's expedition fleet, amid damaged cargo and uncertain standings.
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Byrd
Wellington
New Zealand
Richard EB. Byrd
Eleanor Bolling
Dunetin
Founder of Buick Auto Company Dies After Illness
David D. foamcert of the Buick Automobile Company, now a unit of General Motors, died of cancer last night at age 74. He was long known as a pioneer in the auto industry and had spent his later years in Detroit.
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David D
Buick Automobile Company
General Motors Corporation
Mgr. Biles
Automsoe Industraied
Dat Dewrot
Blasts
Virginia Governor Addresses State Realtors Meeting
Governor Bachmend of Virginia accepted an invitation from Maryland real estate leader C. Rite to discuss the Virginia tax plan before the Maryland Real Estate Association annual meeting in Bachmend on March 6.
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Virginia
Mothers Day at Hood College Observed Week End
Hood College hosts a special Mothers Day weekend sponsored by the YWCA. Miss Dorothy Herman and Miss Mary Zimmerman lead arrangements for visitors. Events include Friday class access, a Speech Department recital, a Mothers Day tea, a dinner, AAL plays, and Prof Wade's organ recital.
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Hood College
Dorothy Herman
Riscerter
Mary Zimmerman
Mothers of Hood
Brodsvece Hall
Coblentz
Cobientz Hall
Brodbeck Hall
Prof
Wade
Dean Love Veny
Westview Terrace
Apple
Vistors
Good Takes Oath as New Secretary of War
In Washington D C Admiral and others witnessed the ceremony as the new Secretary of War was sworn in. Mayer Culler improved and Josh Culier had been ill but shows improvement and is able to attend the greeting with the aid of others.
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Good
Mayer Culler
Josh C. Culier
Uwe
Witia
Uae
Hoover Likely 10 Call Congress for April 15
Fragmented OCR note suggests Hoover plans a ten call to Congress date set for April 15. Readers see garbled lines listing agencies and events, with mentions of a meeting, pace, and a tentative timetable. The text mentions writers tallying items from the last Congress and a preannounced schedule.
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Hoover
Congress
City tax delinquents face publication under 1927 law
Property owners still owing city taxes face publication of names and amounts after March 10 under a 1927 statute. About 500 of ~4,000 accounts remain unsettled with delinquent costs added to amounts due, and taxes accrue interest from January 1. Aldermen plan to discuss securing a forest expert for watershed property this evening.
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City Register
Aubrey A. Nicodemus
Nicodemus
Father jailed for failure to support child in Hansonville
Jerry Beyer about 35 near Hansonville arrested on complaint by the Children's Aid Society. Judge Alton Y. Bennett ordered $3 weekly support and a six month suspended sentence to the House of Correction. Beyer remanded until Monday with $200 bond. if posted he may be released. He has six other children and is said to have previously deserted them. The Little girl came under care January 21 after Mrs. Michael E. Pue reported illness.
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Jerry Beyer
Hansonville
Chilren’s Aid Society
Alton Y. Bennett
Justice Bennett
House of Correction
Boyer
John Morningstar
Michael E. Pue
Src
Heing
Bere
City Legislature Approves Bond Issue For Public Funds
The city legislature approved a bond issue to raise seven thousand dollars for public works. The measure faced opposition in the session but was adopted following legal proceedings and formal adoption by the council.
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Freihe Fund Sesson
Zangegar Village Ravaged by Landslide in Armenia
A landslide in the Armenian village of Zangegar destroyed homes and caused major damage. Officials report multiple residents displaced and rescue teams responding as the mountain community recovers from the disaster.
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Zandsiide
Armenia
Beascom
Mall Mountain
Zangegar
Mexican Rebels Claim Fast Gains Across Nine States
The rebels announce victories across nine states including Monterey and Mazatlan while federal forces concentrate on the northern front. Reports show 10,000 of 60,000 Mexican troops siding with the rebels as clashes rumble toward Juarez Nogales and the capital from multiple directions.
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Monterey
Nuevo Leon
Esebar
Vera Cruz
Juarez
el Paso
Nogales
Sonora
Mazatlan
Sinaloa
Torreon
Coahuila
Gananda
Chihuahua City
Mexico City
Borquez
Jalisco
Calles
Plan for Proposed Union of Three Churches Described
Article summarizes a February meeting in Dayton Ohio where the Reformed Church in the United States the United Brethren in Christ and the Evangelical Synod of North America agreed on a basis of union. It outlines organic union starting with supreme judicatory merge, future missions education pensions and benevolence, and a general superintendent led administration with a promotion board.
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Reformed Church
United States
United Brethren In Christ
Evangelical Synod of North America
Christian Century
Deyton
Ohio
Reformed Church In
Church of the United Brethren In Christ
Unnion
Supreme Judicatories
Jaymes
General Council
Church of the United Brethren
Philip William Otterbein
Pennnsylvvanta
Maryland
Evangelical Synod
Lutheran Church
United Church
Presbyterians Seek Government Modification In Church Overture
Philadelphia report notes the General Council plans to seek government modification to their church rules. The overture aims to adjust governance, likely touching governance and oversight from civil authorities, amid broader debates within the denomination. The piece places the move in a broader context of church reform and interdenominational relations.
Frederick Orep ter No 1 Banquet Slated At Pram us Key Hotel
Frederick Orep ter No 1 thank Wallen League hosts a Thursday banquet at 7 pm in the ballroom of the Pram us Scott Key hotel. Prominent guests include Earle and LeCompye, with Stanley P. Young delivering an illustrated lecture on The Control of Predatory Animals. Officers preside, speeches planned, and advance ticket sales indicate a large turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Orep
Wallen League
Pramus Scott Key
Swepens Earle
E. Lee LeCompye
Trurmoot
Trask Walton League
Hagermown
Forest and Stream Club of
Westminster
Stanley P. Young
Biological Survey
Department of Agriculture
Young
Edward Shaw
David C. Winebrenner
Mr. Shaw
Charles E Staley
Fist
Roger E. Young
Claude 3. Hahn
Treourer
Shaw
St. Mance
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George Fletcher
Petersville
Fletcher
Michael Gordon
Reno
Harp
Andrew Jackson
Paris
Mayebsl Foch
jClient Gourt
Rockville
Jinige
Robert B. Peter Monouy
Col Henry
Acmartead
Chevy Chae
Baltimore
Alexander Armstrong
Charles A. Douglas
Washingtwon
CLUB
Women Plan Federation
Federation President
Thomas Taggart
Indiana
A. Winer
Baetjer
Commission
Stallings
Elmer F Stallings
Glenburnie
Elmer Hammer
Hammer
iFrancia J. Woods
Furs
Anne Arundel County
Woods
OF Christ
Buick Auto
P Ress. A
Cate
Philadelphia
General
St. Paul
Minn
New York
Ortskiy
Aongist
Fissues
Tzark Walton League
State Game Dept
Rede Force Matinies
Wits A. Moers
Vera Cr
State Department
Revolutionary
Catia
Vera Sa
Genel J. M. Aguirre
Rete
St. Petersburg
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Petarsburg
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