Inquest Set On Baltimore Woman Killed in Jug Bridge Crash
An inquest into the death of Mrs. Joseph Core of Baltimore is expected this afternoon before Acting Coroner Justice J. Grahame Johnson. A motorcycle crash at Jug Bridge left her, 25, dead after being hurled over a stone wall onto the Monocacy bank. Her uncle Harvey E. Walker, driver of the bike, is hospitalized with back injuries and a broken hand. Mrs. Core left three children, the youngest four weeks old, and their somber search followed the submerged body recovery nearby.
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Joseph Core
Baltimore
Jug Bridge
J. Grahame Johnson
Harvey E. Walker
Frederick City
Core
Walker
Edmund Davis
Walter Bowie
Grove White
Ingomar W. Albaugh
Mary land Conference Set For Salisbury April 2
Salisbury hosts about 300 delegates to the Mary land Annual Conference of the Methodist Protestant church at Bethesda Church from April 2 for one week. The roster includes Dr. Thomas J. Lewis and Rev. T. C. Cassey with sessions spanning business and church work.
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Salisbury
Methodist Protestant
Bethesda
Maryland
Delaware
Instrict
Columbia
Virginia
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Virgina
Thomas J. Lewis
Washington
Lehigh Layman
Japan
T. C. Cassey
Birmimustam
Richard L. Shipley
Shipley
M. E
Buckeystown
Tey. Z. Tumphreys
C. P Nowlin
Water Pressure Restored After Valve Disarray
Low water pressure in the city this morning around 7 o clock resulted from a valve misalignment at the reservoir. The issue has been fixed and normal pressure returned.
Matilda Shawbaker, 103, Frederick County’s War Widow
Mrs Matilda Shawbaker died at 103 in New Market at her son Jacob Shawbaker's home. Widow of George Shawbaker a War of 1812 veteran she endured general debility and long government pensions. Survived by daughter Elizabeth Meyer and numerous grandchildren. funeral set for Sunday at 2 PM.
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Matilda Shawbaker
Jacob M. Shawbaker
Frederick’ County
America
Shawbaker
George Shawbbaker
Elizabeth Meyer
Baltimore
B. Falconer
New Market
Geo Shawbaker
Maryland
Jackson
Baltimore and Ohio neglects local traffic on Poolesville route
William J. Grove testifies before the Public Service Commission for Upton DeLanter alleging the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad ignores fatal traffic on the Frederick to Washington Poolesville line. He built much of the Poolesville road and urges service that serves state needs as rivals oppose the bus route bid.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Frederick-Washington
William J. Grove
Public Service Commission
Upton DeLanter
Poolesville
Frederick
Washington
Grove
DeLanter
Eailroad
Annan and Horner on Trial for Embezzlement in Court
Edgar L. Annan and Andrew A. Horner of Emmitsburg face a joint indictment for embezzlement over funds held as trustees under a Shuff estate. The case concerns $164.48 claimed to belong to Dr. B. I. Jamis and E. Zimmerman, with defense arguing the funds remain with trustees due to debts. Trial before Chief Judge Hammond Urner and associates Worthington and Peter began at 9:30 this morning.
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Edgar L. Annan
Andrew A. Horner
Emmitsburg
Hammond Urner
Glenn I. Worthington
Robert B. Peter
Charles J. Shuff
B. I
Grove
Harry A
Hoppy) Grove
A. T. Brust
Glenn Worthington
Indicted trio accused of bribery in mail fraud case
Three individuals including attorney T. N Felder and former DOJ agent Gaston B Means were indicted by a federal grand jury for conspiring to bribe senior federal officials and obstructing justice in connection with the Glass Casket Company stock fraud scheme in Altoona Pennsylvania.
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Associated Press
New York
Thomas B Felder
Gaston B. Means
Department of Justice
Elue¢ Jarnecke
United States
District of
New Yok
Welder
Means
Schoellkopf and wife sign separation agreement
Mugo Co. P. Schoellkopf of Buffalo and his wife Irene, who was robbed of 300000 dollars in jewelry last year, signed a separation agreement disclosed in General Sessions Court. Mrs Schockkopf and Frank B. Carmen, linked to her New Year’s party, were passengers yesterday on the Derengaria returning from abroad.
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Associated Rices
New York
Tmugo Co
P. Schoellkopf
Buffalo
Irene
General Sessions
Schockkopf
Frank B. Carmen
Rum runners cause loss of funds to U.S.
The federal government reports a loss of 164,160,000 in customs duties and internal revenue taxes on liquor smuggled into eastern ports by rum runners over the last two years. The statement was released by officials at the customs service in New York.
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U.S
Associated Press
New York
Daugherty Not Yet Out Cabinet At Meeting Today
Attorney General Daugherty returned from a Florida trip and attended a Cabinet meeting for 40 minutes. He gave no indication of weakened resolve to resign, and others said the retirement question was not discussed during the session.
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Daugherty
Measles Surge Amid February Health Report
City Health Officer Dr. Ira J. McCurdy notes February births at 28 exceed 9 deaths by 19 in Frederick. Measles reach 138 cases, scarlet fever 11, with 25 births 17 white female, 2 colored female, 9 deaths and various causes listed. The February report highlights more female births than male for the first time in four months.
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Ira J. McCurdy
Frederick
McCurdy
Paid Up Insurance Favored in Soldier Bonus Bill
Washington March 7 The House Ways and Means Committee approved a provision to pay up insurance as part of the soldiers bonus bill.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means
Granted Divorce for Mildred Waldschmidt
Judge Glenn H Worthington granted Mildred UL Waldschmidt an absolute divorce from Albert T Waldschmidt on March 5. The court awarded Mildred custody of the minor children and ordered Albert to pay permanent alimony of $12 weekly for her support.
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Mildred Ul, Waldschmidt
Glenn H Worthington
Albert T. Waldschmidt
Edward J Smith
Expert Friedman Testimony on Florida Cipher Messages
Expert W. F. Friedman of the Signal Corps testified before the Senate Investigating Committee that code messages were translated and sent from Florida by B McLean, a publisher.
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W. F. Friedman
U. S. Signal Corps
Senate
Florida
B McLean
Publsher
Langley and Zinman Deny Involvement in Bribe Allegations
Washington report says Representatives Langley of Kentucky and Zinman of Maryland denied any involvement in Chicago grand jury charges. Both Republican leaders said they heard rumors but had no official information and could prove their innocence if charges are brought. Langley chairs the Public Buildings committee. Zinman chairs the Labor committee and lives in Cumberland.
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Associated Press
Washington
Langley
Kentucky
House
Zihiman
Maryland
Chicago
Kentuck
Zinman
Aenett Stanlats
Tlouse Public Buildings Committee
Pikesville
Cumberland
Maryland General Assembly Local Legislation Summary
Thursday saw 34 bills and two resolutions introduced in the House at Annapolis. Measures call for tighter Montgomery county dry law, and a Maryland Senate move to sanction bequests and conveyances by Senator F C Norwood. A prohibition enforcement bill for Frederick county passed the Senate. House Delegate Arthur Hightman proposed Brunswick street bonds. Carroll county bills address road tax rebates and town levies in Taneytown, Hampstead and Manchester. Delegate Reutson introduced all Carroll county related bills. Delegate Bennett saw the exemption ofIOOF property north of the city from taxation passed.
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Annapolid
Montgomery County
Senate
F.C. Norwood
Frederick County
Norwood
House
Arthur ¥. Hightman
Brunswick
Carroll County
Taneytown
Carrol County
Mt. Atry
Hampstead
Manchester
Reutson
Bennett
Trading Quiet During First Hour of Market
New York stock market opened with subdued activity in the first hour. Leaders showed a slight reactionary drift while bears paused due to resistance in the broader list. Call money started at 4 percent.
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Associated Press
New York
Lions Plan for Convention Here
At the regular Lions Club meeting in the Fran elys Scott Key Hotel the executive committee to plan the Lions Clubs district convention set for April 29 in this city was announced. Members include C. & Opel, Dr Charley Seeger, R P Simmons, A L Michiel, Roger, H Noel Haller, and Ernest Webb. The club captain praised the toothbrush campaign and noted an attendance prize tied to the national convention in Omaha. Frederick club members wore lapel badges. Visitors included Glenn H McGregor and Rev Dr St M Wharton. Rev W C Royal joined as a new member.
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Lions Clab
Franelys Scott Key
Lions Cluba
C. & Opel
Charley
Seeger
R. P. Simmons
A. L. Michiel
Q. Roger
H. Noel Haller
Ernest ©. Webb
Haller
Noel
Bernard M. Davis
Omaha
Nebraska
Frederick Club
Gleen H. McGregor
St. M. Wharton
Brantly Baptist Church
Baltimore
W. C. Royal
Second Grove Trial Set to Begin March 24
United States District Attorney Amos W. W. Woodcock announced a second trial for Harry A. Grove on charges of conspiracy to violate prohibition laws. The trial will start March 24 in Baltimore before Judge Morris A. Soper following new indictments by the federal grand jury naming Grove and three others. Indictments allege Grove purchased certificates and paid officials for liquor removal from the Outerbridge Nersey Distillery. witnesses Ganster and Mann claim $25,000 received, Grove says $50,000 paid and officials as conspirators.
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United States
Amos W. W. Woodcock
Harry A
Soppy
Grove
United States District Court
Baltimore
Morris A. Soper
Federal Grand Jury
John Routzahn
William Routzahn
Albert White
Morton P. Fisher
Togo
Outerbridge Nersey
Burldttsville
St. Walter
Grove v
Frederick County
Grand Jury
Opposition to 25 Per Cent Income Cut Halts Action
Opposition developed in both Houses of Congress today to immediate action to reduce personal income taxes by 26 percent this year. Chairman Green of the Ways and Means Committee indicated the committee would delay further action to remove the reduction provisions from the revenue bill and consider them in a joint resolution.
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Associated Press
Washington
Congress
Green
Telegrams reveal reassurances to publisher in inquiry
Washington report details partially decoded telegrams shown to a committee. Ira Bennett testified that Attorney General Daugherty sent messages to Edward B. McLean promising action and assuring no harm if he testified, mentioning readiness for the fight and urging not to worry about delays. Curtis denied adding to prior statements and Daugherty remained silent on the references.
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Associated Press
Washington
Daugherty
Edward B. McLean
Florida
Ira B. Bennett
McLean
Washington Post
Bennett
Coolidge
Curtis
McLein
Bannett
Ned
Senator Bursum
New Mexico
McKean
Kansas
Sal
Walsh
Bank Employes Banqueted At Wayside Inn
The Commercial State Bank and branches held their second annual banquet Thursday at 6:30 p.m. at the Wayside Inn. President Casper Cline presided as toastmaster with responses from E H McBride Hammond Clary Arthur H Doll James Falk and George Heinlein among others. Attendees included Mrs Clary Miss Harriet Shook Miss Corrine Herring and several Bank officers and associates.
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Commercial State Bank
Casper
Cline
Wayside Inn
H. Woel Haller
Mr. Cline
E. Hi. McBride
Hammond Clary
Arthur H. Doll
James N. Falk
George W. Heinlein
Albert I. Bussar
Harriet Shook
Corrine Herring
Virginia Cline
Hays
Pool
Adamstown
Albert J. Roussard
Jefferson
Robert Burdette Mt. Atry
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P. S.C
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Horner
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