Trials of Civil and Criminal Cases Begin Monday
The court resumes with civil and criminal dockets after delays. Criminal defendants include Hanes for larceny and receiving. Brightwell for selling liquor. Knipple for receiving. Van Brakle for assault. Several convicted defendants await sentencing as equity cases are settled.
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Henry Hanes
William Brightwell
Harry
Virginia Knipple
Clinton van Brakle
Westenhaver
Feaga & Shipley
Weinberg
Lewis-McBride
Feaga ,& Shipley
Thomas
Wheeler
Stoner
Storm
Wood-James
Farmers’ Supply Company
Snyder
Stoner- Storm
Multen
Tunior Order
Brehisca
Stoner-Storm
Lawon
Burgee
de- Lauter
Liften
Winebrewer-Urner
Woodgames
Clifton
Winebrener-Urner
Wood James
Orndorff
Inebrener-Urner
Wood- James
Ornorff
Morningstar
Executor
Lewis
Arnold
Viuffer
Storm-Wulard
McSherry
Greenholtz
Stoner-Storn
Balto
Bank
Rohrback
Gar. McBride
Fpotomac Public Service Company
Frederick folk join Toronto choir tour to Baltimore
A Frederick party traveled to Baltimore by auto to hear the Toronto Mendelssohn Choir at the Lyric Theater. The audience praised the group of 240 voices conducted by Dr. N A Fricker, describing it as one of the best trained choruses in the region.
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Toronto Mendelssohn
Lyric Theater
Baltimore
Frederick Music Lavs
N. A Fricker
Frederick
Emory L. Coblentz
Carroll Hendrickson
Hart Etchison
Victor Barnes
Mt Airy
L Uloyd Fisher
Thurmont
Pisses Mary , Filler
Virginia Carty
M. Rose Birely
Dorothy Warehime
Celeste Thomas
Mildred Thomas
Dorothy Robb
Pauline Poole
Miss Shipley
Dorothy Filler
J. T. Pyles
Wintry Weather Early Week Forecast By AP
Weather for the week ahead in the North and Middle Atlantic states includes cloudiness with rain and snow at the start and after Thursday. Temperatures stay below normal early in the week then rise to normal levels. Lost satchel found by Joan Foland. owner Mrs. Charles Rohrback formerly of Lime Kiln now in Washington DC.
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The
Associated Press
Washington
March
North
Middle Atlantic States
Frederick
Lime Kiln
Joan Foland
Charles Rohrback
Washington, D. C
Paralyzed Pastor Ditzler in Somerset Hospital
Telegram reports Rev. John A Ditzler former Grace Reformed pastor now in Meyersdale Pa was paralyzed Friday during a meeting in Somerset. He is critically ill and hospitalized in Somerset. Ditzler once assisted the late Rev. Dr. E R Schbach in this city’s Evangelical Reformed church.
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J. Travers Thor
John A Datzler
Grace Reformed Church
Meyersdale
Someset
Somerset
Ditzler
E. R. “Schbach
The
Evangelical Reformed Church
County Drives to Enforce Dog Licenses Boosts Revenue
Frederick county authorities report about 1,500 residents lack dog licenses while a two week drive by Special County Constable William Miller yields around 300 new licenses and over $200 in revenue. The county plans further enforcement pushing expected gains toward $2,000.
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John W. Snook
William ©. Miller
Miller
Frederick County
Frederick City
Michelson Leads Baltimore Marathon In Olympic Tryout
The Baltimore Marathon opened at noon with 56 runners in a field featuring top eastern distance runners. By the 15 mile mark Albert Wheelerson of Hast Porchester NY led, with George Ramsay of Camden NJ second and Gunner W Nelson of the Finnish American Athletic Club of New York third as a strong wind blew across the course.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Albert Weehelson
Hast
Annual Auto Show Set for Armory Week
The eighth annual Automobile Show, organized by Company A and partners, will be at the First Regiment Armory for five days starting Tuesday in April. Captain Barrick leads the committee with officers including Markey Munshower and Kreh. Free tickets and prize drawings will attract owners. center space is blocked while side space is sold by the foot to dealers.
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First Regiment
Colone L
Irregularity Marks Closing Of Market In New York
Stock prices drifted in a aimless day with irregular closing as investors watched the French franc slide below 3 12 cents and Colorado Fuel rise three points after gains. About 325000 shares were traded. Mr and Mrs Geo D Tamsantgon Austin visited relatives in Myersville and report Florida citrus overproduction may occur in a few years with many young trees planted.
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Associated Press
New York
Colorado Fuel
Geo D. Tams Ant Gon
Austin
Myersville
Toms
Curtis Denies Links to McLean in Bennett Testimony
Kansas Senator Curtis testified before the Senate committee denying Bennett's claims about conversations and services for Howard B. McLean. Bennett repeated statements and added new ones which Curtis and others denied, while Curtis rejected ties to a mysterious telegram reference.
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Associated Press
Washington
Curtis
Kansas
Ira EB. Bennett
Washington Post
Bennett
Howard B. McLean
M Uean
Coolidge Files in Maryland Primary Bid
President Coolidge signed papers to place his name on the Maryland presidential primary ballot for May 5 if needed. The documents were witnessed by Senator Weller and Maryland Republican state chairman Gaten L. Tait and filed in Annapolis soon. A letter from Maryland Republican National Committeeman William H. Jackson supporting Coolidge was read.
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Associated Press
Washington
Coolidge
Maryland
Senator Weller
Gaten L. Tait
Annapolis
Tait
William H Jackson
Property Deeds and Marital Transfers in Local Court Records
Property deeds show multiple transfers including Francis M Riddlemoser to William D Grove for 10 dollars and similar city transfers. A large county parcel sale lists James K Waters to Welty Grossnickle for 11 thousand dollars. Marriage licenses note A Melvin Seeger 22 and Mary Warden Wittler 19 both of Frederick. also Robert C Esler 27 and Ifelen Barrick 13.
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Francis M. Riddlemoser
William D. Grove
John M. Culler
Harry W. Miller
William C. Tucker
Emory Nathan Biddinger
Thomas S.michael
Schaeffer I. Hargett
James K Waters
Welty Grossnickle
Yarlan
Pat Moran Dead in Orlando Reds Manager Succumbs
Pat Moran manager of the Cincinnati Reds died in Orlando Florida from acute nephritis. He arrived last week, suffered a breakdown Monday, four physicians attended, he became unconscious Thursday and died with Mrs Moran and children at his bedside. Coach John Hendricks led Reds training during Moran’s illness. Annie Gale of Calgary seeks election to a Calgary municipal board for a fifth term.
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Ing
Orlando
Fla
Pat Moran
Cincinati Reds
Bright
Moran
Canada
Annie Gale
Caleary
175 Men Entombed In Mine Explosion
175 men employed in the day shift at Utah Fuel Co Mine No 2 were entombed by a dust triggered explosion at Castle Gate Utah this morning. Smoke and dust billow from the mine mouth as rescuers try to enter the shaft, with no word on survivors and limited interior details available.
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Castle Gate
Utah
Utah Fuel Co
Daugherty Committee Seeks Leonard Wood Jr Witness
Washington March 8 The Senate committee probing Attorney Daugherty issues a subpoena for Leonard Wood Jr to answer questions about a Chicago convention story on cabinet appointments backed by oil interests. Other witnesses planned include Ohio politicians and associates of Daugherty, with names withheld.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate Committee
Daugherty
Leonard Wood, Jr
Chicago
Colmbus
Whitheld
Mrs John J Yellott Dies After Pneumonia
Frederick telegram reports the death of Mrs John J Yellott widow of Major J Yellott at her daughter Mrs Carl Gaines in Euston Pa. She died after pneumonia during a visit and leaves several children including Rev J J Yellott Towson Mrs Offutt Towson Mrs Worthington Colorado and Mrs Rich California with Osborne killed in an Baltimore auto accident. Funeral Monday at 2 pm from her Towson home.
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Frederick
John J. Yellott
John
Yellott
Carl Gaines
Euston
Gaines
J. J. Yellott
Bet'Air
Offutt
Towson
Worthington
Full Cash Bonus for Soldiers Voted Down
Washington reports the House Ways and Means committee voted down full cash payments on the soldier’s bonus bill. They recommended limiting payments to paid up life insurance rather than cash.
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Associated Press
Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Wallace White to Head Special House Committee on Shipping Board
Photo shows Wallace White of Maine who will head a special House committee to investigate affairs of the Shipping Board. The report notes investigations are a current style and includes the Maine man as the lead.
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Shipping Board
Wallace White
Maine
Wytheville Fire Destroys Major Business District
A large blaze in Wytheville Virginia destroyed more than 15 stores and offices including the First National Bank building and several mercantile establishments. The fire, started in the heart of Main Street, was driven by high winds and threatened nearby structures as it burned through frame and brick buildings.
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Associated Press
Wytheville
First National Bank
Main Street
Visitation Academy Class of M21 Graduation Names
The Visitation Academy class of M21 set to graduate in Tune includes Missey Janet Gray Urbana Helen Bready Augusta McCiony Beatrice Ransy Jalith Bur dette Kathleen Flower from Winchester Virginia and Alexandria Virginia.
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Visitation Academy
Missey Janet
Gray
Urbana
Helen Bready
Augusta McCiony
Silver Spring
Jalith Burdette
Boyds
Beatrice Ransy
Alexandria
Kathleen Flower
Winchester
Congress Debates Early Probe After Chicago Grand Jury Report
House members push for a prompt procedure as Attorney General Daugherty withholds names of two representatives cited in a Chicago grand jury report. Rep Crim faces accusation as Langley and Zillinman defend innocence while Longworth moves to refer the matter to the Judiciary Committee.
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Associated Press
Washington
March
Department of Justice
Chicago
House
Longworth
Judiciary Committee
Prem Cedura
Athimen
Maryland
Zillman
John W. H.rrim
Grand Juri
Marysand
Jsg
Labor Committee
Zibiman
Representative Langley
Kentucky
Langley
Ihlman
Representative King
Ilinois
Crim
Man Dies of Heart Attack Entering Visitor's Home
John M. Zimmerman, about 77, collapsed and died of heart trouble at a visitor's home in the city around 11 40 this morning. He had entered Mrs. Glyte Miller’s residence at East South and Carroll streets to converse when he fell. He lived on Baltimore and Ohio Avenue and was on the railroad retirement list. Survived by wife Mary, a son and a daughter, Joseph D Zimmerman of East Church Street and Mrs Taura Kramme of Middletown. Funeral arrangements to be announced by Thomas Price, funeral director.
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John M. Zimmerman
Zimmerman
Glyte Miller
East South
Arroll Streets
Baltimore and Ohio Avenue
R. and O Railroad
Mary Zimmerman
Joseph JD. Zimmerman
East Church Street
Taura Kramme
Middletown
Miller
1St Church Street
Thomas Price
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