Three arraigned in chicken thefts at Knoxville court
Trial day in Knoxville court sees Page Webber, Frank Fauple, Fred Wisher and Sam Giles charged with breaking into Daniel T. Staley storehouse and taking 14 chickens. Webber pleads not guilty, others plead guilty. alibi defense planned for Webber. Jury sworn in with 12 members, including Troxell and Etzler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Newman
Knoxville
Page Webber
John Fox
Yellow Springs
Chester Hahn
Charlesville
House of Correction
Fox
Hahn
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Frederick
Charles P Troxell
Carlton D Beachley
David HE. Kanode
George L. Doub
Emerson Dol. Barrer
William H. Troxell
Oscar Holter
George W. Manahan
John W. Snook
Samuel E. Etzler
John F Daugherty
John W. Kaetzel
Holden S Fel
Pace Webber
Frank Fauple
Fred Wisher
Sam Giles
Webber Fisher
Giles
Fisher
Fauple
Gate
Webber
Daniel T. Staley
Alban M. Wood
E. Austin James
Alton Y. Bennett
Reno S. Harp
Cyrus W. Blickenstaff
John F. Daugherty
Samuel E Etzler
James T. Waesche
John W. Grove
Charles P. Troxell
Charter Masser
Charles B. Groff
Lewis A. Biggs
Everest C. Harding
Talesmen
Cumberland Miner Dies in Explosion En Route to Work
Cumberland March 9 AP David A Llewellyn 44 a miner was killed when an explosion wrecked his automobile as he traveled from Lonaconing to a nearby mine. Officials favor dynamite carried for the day’s work. his wife did not know how much he carried. He leaves a widow and ten children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
David A. Llewellyn
Lonaconing
Dar
Present Cashier of 27 Years as Embezzler
Baltimore on March 9 reports the grand jury considers charges against Mamie P. Olwine a 27 year cashier accused of embezzling 922 352 from a downtown department store. Officials say deposits were diverted to banks and hidden within the firm's funds. Separately, a Presbyterian social supper in the city served about 470 people in aid of the Home Fund committee of the WCTU with Mrs. Frank Suman as chair and Mrs. J C Mitchell present.
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Baltimore
Mar
Mamie P. Olwine
Grand Jury
Home Fund Committee
Frank Suman
British tension rises as Ibn Saud threatens war in Arabia
War clouds loom over Great Britain as Ibn Saud, ruler of Hejaz and Nejd, signs a map of affected regions and vows a holy war to convert Isak Transjordania and Kuwait to Islam. Britain prepares for possible hostilities under mandate rule.
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Great Britain
Arabia
Ibn Saud
Hejaz
Nejd
England
Isak
Transjordania
Koweit
Hold C. E Rally and Banquet Here
About 100 people attended the Frederick County Christian Endeavor Rally at the United Brethren Sunday School room after a 7 o clock banquet. State officers and city county participants spoke and plans were announced for a future rally at Myersville in late April. Willard E Rice and other Baltimore speakers described C E activities with a playlet and a Crusade with Christ address. Preceding the meeting a short county executive session was conducted. Marriage Annulled in Rome
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Christian Endeavor
United
Brethren
Christian Endeavor Organization
Willard E.rice
Baltimore
Maryland State
C. E. Union
Meering
B. F. Billbaugh
Myersville
I’s
Sparks
Charles E. Wehler
Presbyterian Church
Byron G. Coblentz
Middletown
C. EE. Union
Coblentz
C. E
Harry Silverwood
State C. E. Finance Committee
Carl M. Mitchell
Miss Ruttencutter
Miss Crooks
Harriett Shook
Bessie Dubel
U. B. Church
Willard E. Rice
C. I
Danie A. Poling
New York City
Frederick
Presbyterian
United Brethren
Evangelical Reformed
Grace Reformed
G. W. Kersteller
Adamsstown
Messrs Suiverwood and Rice
General Motors shares surge to new high above 150 during brisk market
Frenzied trading in General Motors common pushed the price above 156 to 157 a share as brokers raced to handle large buy orders. The rally followed news that Managers Securities Co owned by GM executives bought 200,000 shares for about 150 a share, fueling broad market gains with many issues hitting fresh highs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
General Motors
General Motors Corporation
New York Stock Exchange
Managera Securities Company
Mar
Federal Reserve
Lew High Fesels
READY FOR INCOME TAX
Frederick residents seek tax information at the post office with Deputy Collector B L Starkloff noting favorable turnout. March 15 deadline looms as 50 carloads of paper print the returns at an approximate cost of $100,000 distributed to 64 collectors for 5,000,000 taxpayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
B. L. Starkloff
Internal Revenue Collector
Internal Revenue News
Internal Revenue Bureau
Government Printing Office
Internal Revenue
Purse Snatcher Given Ten Years In Penitentiary
David McCandlish of Washington was sentenced to ten years in the penitentiary for ten counts of stealing women's purses during Lenten church services. Each sentence is one year and runs consecutively after pleading guilty in Criminal Court before Judge Owens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
David McCandlish
Washington
Owens
Married 50 Years for Libertown Couple on Mart 3
Mr and Mrs Sradiev T. Rippeon Sr celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary quietly at home in Libertown on March 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sradiev T. Rippeon, Sr
Libertown
Mart. 3
Tipping Dispute Over Pullman Porters Dismissed
The Interstate Commerce Commission dismissed the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters complaint against the Pullman Company about tips taken from porter wages. The ruling said passengers owe no legal obligation to tip beyond scheduled charges and did not prohibit tipping. Three commissioners dissented urging further investigation into tipping practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Commerce Commission
Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters
Pull‘Idan Company
Pullman
Aitchison
Eastman
Lewis
Howard Gould Ill in Nice Hospital After Operation
Howard Gould American financier and son of Jay Gould was reported seriously ill at Montboron Hospital near Nice. An operation was performed yesterday by Lord Dawson of Penn, King George’s physician, and Gould’s condition was described as comfortable this afternoon. He is an executor of his father's $80 million estate and was married to Viola Clemens whom he wed in 1898.
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Hendershoe
Washington
Mar
Lester J. Hendershot
Hendershot
Chatles Lindbergh
Detroit
Nice
France
Howard Gould
Montboron Hospital
Gould
Lord Dawson of
Penn
King George’s
Riviera
Jay Gould
New York
How
Ard Gould
Viola Catherine Clemens
Autoist Destroys Gate at White House Grounds
A car rammed a heavy iron gate and cement pillar at the White House grounds in Washington. Driver Ada Snider and three women inside escaped injury and were stopped by White House police. Damage estimated at about $100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
March
White House
Ada Snider
Snider
Fooo
Norris Would Curb President's Authority
Senate Norris proposes limiting presidential power to deploy U S Navy to supervise elections abroad. The measure aims to withdraw presidential authority over foreign election oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norris
Washington
Senate
Republican
Nebraska
Shaffer to Speak at Monocacy Club Supper
Rev Charles D Shaffer secretary for the M A will address the Monocacy Club of the Evangelical Reformed church at the monthly supper at 6 30 this evening on The Club Relation to the Church A solo will be sung by Francis B Sappington G Oscar Rhoads Albert Coolier and A T Brust. committee in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaffer
Charles D. Shaffer
Evangelical Reformed Church
Francis B. Sappington
G Oscar Rhoads
Albert Coolier
A. T. Brust
Rommilice
Hood College
Brodbeck Hall
Johns Hopkins ¥. M. C. A
Foster Dowell
Edward Beall
Education as Adventure Highlights English Guest at Hood
Arthur Rowntree former headmaster of Botham School York England spoke to Hood College students on Education, an Adventure. He praised American hospitality and education while noting 100 years of change in English schooling and referencing Boy Scouts Duke of York camps and a mutual exchange of students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
byArthur Rowntree
Botham School
York
England
Hood College
Brodbeck Hall
Rownbece
America
Himgelf
George III
Chicago
Boy Scouts
Duke of York
Coblentz Hall
Balloons Freed at Lakehurst for Training Flights
Three free balloons at Lakehurst Naval Air Station released for training, carrying ten officers and enlisted men. Chief Aerographer John Dungan landed safely in Langhorne, Pennsylvania after a solo flight in a 9,000 cubic foot balloon. Other craft included vessels Verger and two smaller balloons with crews led by Lieutenant John M. Thornton and Pilot R. R. Bennett, who later reported safe landings in North Wales, Pennsylvania.
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Lakehurst
N. J
Naval Air Station
John Dungan
Langshorne
John M. Thornton
R. R. Bennett
Thornton
North Wales
Jail prisoner found with his throat cut
Hagerstown March 9 AP Carl Eddins after a alcohol sentence was found in an upper corridor of the jail with a throat wound. Prisoners had been playing cards in a flower corridor shortly before the discovery. Officials offered no clear motive for the self harm. The article also notes Rotary Club speaker Miss Marguerite Hubbell and various college and stock market items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Mar
Carl Eddins
Trans Atlantic monoplane Columbia departs for Miami
The Columbia returns home from the first nonstop flight New York Havana taking off at 9 27 am. aboard pilot Wilmer Stultz Charles A Levine and Miss Mariel Bell the queen of diamonds. Snow fell in Hagerstown Maryland with nearly three inches from midnight to 1 30 am but mild weather caused some to melt.
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Miami
Havana
Mar
Columbia
New York
Fila
Charles A. Levine
Wilmer Stultz
Mariel Bell
Queen of Diamonds
Hagerstown
Maryland
City Election Campaign Nears with Democratic Alderman Picks
Rumblings hint at a June municipal election with Democrats courting eleven aldermanic candidates led by Mayor Lloyd Culler seeking running mates. Republican prospects remain slim with Alderman E F Munshower and S Elmer Brown named but no mayor challenger, as party leaders plan to outline a ticket ahead of the three month countdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd C. Culler
Culler
Charles T. Butcher
John Stenn
G. William Shipley
Charles F. Seeger
Robert A Bennett
August T. Brust
Jesse W Kolb
Osborne I. Price
Williaam Bennett
Harry O. Schroeder
William D. Baumgardner
L. E. Mullinix
E. F. Munshower
Mayer
S.elmer Brown
A. A. Nicodemus
Republican City Register
Canal To Stay Crosed Despite Repair Orders
canal officials refuse to reopen the waterway this season due to extensive repairs needed. rocks and leaks would require costly work and boats have deteriorated after three years idle, while railroad competition makes canal traffic unviable. the canal typically opens around April 1, but remains closed for now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josing
Girl Isabel Gernard Missing As Search Expands
Isabel Gernard, 13, daughter of Mr and Mrs Mre Marth W Gernard, vanished from home on the State Road two miles north of Simibsburg. Rescue parties scoured mountains, woodlands and fields for her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabel Gernard
Ard
Marth W. Gernard
Stat Toad
Simibsburg
Wro
Frederick Faces Unseasonal Snow and Cold Snap
Winters woes linger as Freder ick endures a stray snow shower despite a spell of clear weather. Temperatures swing from a Wednesday high of 55 to a morning low of 33, with slipping highways and lingering icy conditions prompting drivers to use chains. The storm shifts to hail and rain, leaving a heavy slush and signs of continued inclement weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Munson Liner Hermes Sinks After Collision on Mississippi
The Munson liner Hermes sank in the Mississippi River 32 miles below New Orleans after colliding with the Norwegian steamer Modemi in dense fog. All crew members were taken aboard the Modemi, which was badly damaged and towed to New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Mar
Munson
Hermes
Mississippi River
Modemi
Munson Line
Al will present three act musical comedy Nadine Saturday
Hood College Broddeck Hall hosts a three act musical comedy Nadine by freshmen. Wics Dorothea Pinfold submitted the scen ario. Miss Grace M Brane coaches English speech. Dorothy Spret chairs production with Jiang Jacophine Sowersby guiding choruses and Margaret Chabbuck on costumes. June McMann and Dorothy Stein lead touring leads from New York to Desert and India.
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Nadine
Broddeck Hall
Hood College
Wics Dorothea Pinfold
Race M. Brane
Ensishapecch
Bias Dorothy Spret
Jen
Jacophine Sowersby
Mar |Garet Chabbuck
Kathryn i Goddard
Cael Fuller
New York
Mystic Araman Desert
India
June McMann
Dorothy Stein
Wanamaker Dies at Atlantic City Home Early Today
Rodman Wanamaker of New York and Philadelphia prominent public figure dies at Buck Hill villa Atlantic City from uraemia after a month of illness. Succeeded his father John Wanamaker as head of the family business and funded aviation efforts including support for Byrd. Interment planned near Philadelphia. Wanamaker stores to close after services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanamaker
Atlantic CH
Father
Atlantic City
N. J
Rodman Wanamaker
New Ysland
Philadelphia
Buck Hill
Uraemia
John Wanamaker
Col. Wanamaker
Richard BE. Byrdedegh
Atlantic
New York City
Orner
Philadelge
Museugg
York
London
Lindenhurst
Germantown
St. James DeLesa
Mantown
Mr. Wanamaker
John Wana
Fernanda W
Gurnee Munowes
Yemie
New York
Prines
Atlantic Citta
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J. C. Mitchell
Jewaera Pert
Irak
Aden
Sea
Rome
Brillante Today
Tribunal of the Roman Reta
Ludovico Spada Potenziani
Papadopoli
Tribunal i
Elias B. Ramsburg
Elias B. Ramsburg, Jr
Rockwell Terrace
Florida
St. Petersburg
Palm Beach
Hollywood
St. Augustine
Jacksonville
Ramsburgs
Lexington
Adrian McCardell
Robert Clapp
Washington and Lee University
Staunton
Francis Keefer
Staunton Military Academy
Shenandoah Valley
Natural Bridge
Washington, Mar
Montgomery County
John P. Baer & Co
Silver Spring
Wheaton
Alstrict
Baltimore & Ohio
David W. Hetterly
28Th Military Police
John Hetterly
West Market Street
Johns. Fisher
Pennsylvania
Bennington
Wich
Hetterly
York Company
Mit
Gretna
Soil Survey
Lloyd Groshon
College Park
Maryland Soil Survey
Dr. Whitney
T. S Dept. of Agriculture
U. S. Soil Survey
Hood
Arthur Rowntree
Lakehurst Field
Rotary Club
Marguerite Hubbell
Bureau of Commercial Economics of
Quaint Quebec
Fred Johnson
Syd Davies
Norfolk
Johnson
Dartmouth College
Munson Liner Lines
Araemia
Byrd
Lawrence
Myrtle Wirtz
Mr. Soomen
Mr Cohen
Mr. Solomon
Gordon R. Kinsey
Kinsey
Ate Viner
Jetesh Kinsey
Louisville
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