Robert E Lee Run Aground In Cape Cod Snowstorm
The Boston to New York steamer Robert E Lee with 150 passengers and 113 crew ran aground at Mary Ann Rock Monomet Point in a gale. A coast guard flotilla and surf boats were sent to rescue, the engine room was flooded and the ship began to break up as rescuers worked from the sea side due to heavy surf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mar
New York
Robert E. Lee
Mary Ann Hock
Bmanomet Point
Mary Ann Rock
Monomet Point
Cape Cod
Coast Guard
Tuscarora
Boston Navy Yard
Tropical Radio Company
Cape Cod Canal
Manomet Coast Guard
Hearing Tonight On Charge Of Assault In City
David Myers, charged with assaulting William D Zimmerman cashier of Frederick County National Bank on North Mariet street, faces a police court hearing tonight. Zimmerman assisted by Walter Powell and a woman witnessed the incident. Myers was arrested by Officers Hoff man and Salter. He denies intent to injure and claims self defense. Powell and an un named girl were reportedly involved as Myers allegedly cursed them. Roy Rippeon and Luther Main appearances also noted in separate matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William D Zimmerman
Frederick County National Bank
North Mariet Street
David Myers
George Hoffman
George Salter
Alton Y. Dennett
Myers
Walter Powell
North Mar- Let Street
Wr Zimmerman
Zimmerman
Tum
Zimmer
Powell
Roy Rippeon
New Windsor
Kennett
Luther Main
Reel's Mills
Charles W. Smith
Guy K. Motter
Elston J. Wickham
Harrisburg
G FP Gearhart
Elroy Dlerman
Witnesses Called In Oil Investigation Expands Hearings
Washington March 9 A Senate committee prosecution into Republican financial affairs extends to Liberty bond dealings of the late John Pratt and the Pratt estate. Five witnesses including Pratt’s attorney and aides are summoned to testify about 1920 campaign fund transactions and use of Liberty bonds to cover deficits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty
John T. Pratt
Washinston
Republican National
Continental Trading Company
Senate
Pratt
John T. Prat
New York City
Iate
Fred W.ham
Naonal
Fon
Miseora Hodidlueon
Wekhart
Chaze Miler
Sinclair
Upham
LAME DUCK AMENDMENT REJECTED BY HOUSE
Washington March 9 The House rejected the constitutional amendment to abolish lame duck sessions and shift the presidential inaugural date. Vote 200 to 157, 86 votes short of the two thirds required. Senate had approved earlier. proposal would set January 4 meeting and January 24 inauguration. Party lines blurred in the roll call. Woodsboro Woman's Club met at Mrs L C Powell home with 25 members present. Officers elected and a talk on pattern fitting given. Next meeting set for March 20 at Mrs W B Cutshall's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
House
Repubican
Senate
Woodsboro
Woodsboro Woman's Club
L. C. Powell
J. BE. Stoner
Charles Stitely
C. W. Dorcus
Anna Dorcus
Nettie Putman
Helen Pearson
W B. Cutshall
Public sales and Maryland mortgage sale notice
Public sale announced for a seven room modern house on a 70 by 70 foot lot in Adams Town Frederick County Maryland on March 17 1928 at 11 am with a 5900 cash deposit and full cash balance in 30 days. Also mortgagees sale of Mountain City Orchard near Frederick City Maryland for about 65 acres with 3900 trees including described varieties and farm equipment with a court ratification term and purchaser expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adamstown
Frederick County
Maryland
Hayes R Poole
Nellie Thomas
H Thomas
John B. Thomas
J Travers Thomas
Harry C Stouffer
Jane G Stouffer
J| Travers Thomas David PD Thomas
Oscar B. Thomas
DC Thomas
Court House
Frederwk City
Mountain City
Wingard
Lrederick
Reich's Ford Road
New Market Dustrict
Marsland
ALY
York
Valuable Farm and Personal Property Public Sale
The undersigned sells by public sale on Emat Eighth Street Frederick Maryland on Friday March 28 1986 at 8 39 a m. items include cattle hogs horses farm machinery and household goods with six month credit on sums over ten dollars. Also a later sale at Low Branch Farm near Frederick on Thursday March 15 1928 features mules cattle hogs sheep and machinery with cash terms on day of sale. Executors sale of a home in Walkersville Maryland includes real estate on Main Street and personal property with cash down and remainder at court ratification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emat
Atre Frederick
Low Branch Farm
Frederick
Fearl Largain
Guernsey
Deering
Oliver Chilled
Syracuse Barshear
Fairbanks
Te Sones
Emory C
Crum
Darner
Walkemsville
Aleo Purnituri
Anne
Witter
Orphans' Court
Frederick County
Waryland
Orphans Court
Frederckk County
Main Street
Weathersvile
Maryland
Annie ID Witter Dan
Annie T. Witter
Arthur
Cromwell
Kederick County
Anne E Witter
John H Witter
Thomas Albania
Orphans’ Court
Witten
Princeton Backes
Auteresy
M. Troxell
Graceham
Rocky Ridge
Public Sale of Farm Implements and Livestock Near Urbana
A mixed public sale advertised for Tuesday March 27 1088 at 10 pm lists horses mules cows hogs poultry and dairy equipment including wagons tractors plows corn planters and binders. Auctioneer T L Norwood and clerk T Bussard oversee terms with cash payments on day of sale and notes for larger sums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urbana
Jiorbes
Schuttler
Studebaker
Mili
Massey Harris
Auction Sale Register Highlights Local Properties and Names
A fragmented sale register lists Emory C. and Walker and a mix of residents and firms in multiple towns. Names include Harry Niall, J Travers Thomas, Leslie T. Warner, Walter Foie, and John Haines among others, with numerous street and place cues and varying lot references. The table resembles a regional real estate auction roster with agents and buyers across several locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HARCH
Emory C. ¢ Saecal Estate
N. Walkeratitte
F. Holt
New Widway
Harry Niall
Kempplane
Emory C. Crem
Walkera
I Kells
IJ. Baumeatdaer
Mt. Pleaenot
Hoffman
Lore
A. Besnerd
Omi
Middletown
H. Newton
Prederich Lontet
Hermesd
Likertiviers
Amali
Deterasitie
J. Travers Thomas
Ongere
Leslie T. Warner
Lewistown
Meererne
Walter Foie
Wandabore
Woohosh
New Yeather
Johas Haines
Pichevile
Tinks & Renn
Asard G
Thomas MM. Vale
Tharm
Pwtman
Gienele
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. DR. Zimmerman
Fight
Hower
John L. Dutrow
Harry C. Stouffer
Frederick Counts
Apy
Jani
Sein
Ash
Tee Joe Rach
Travers Thomas
Mericanes
de Pronecton Backes
Solritor
John Lk Datrow
Sohn
Renn
Joseph H. Bussard
Austin W. Howard
James Lowe
P.gree
Euair
Rana Ballet
Domendiary
Leon
Tore
Yowalnut
Ted Toom
Loecaut Pack
Jorhel
Spring
Towalnut
Byras Romirrers
Brudels
Wardrede
Petatre
L. Shaw
T. L
Norwood
T H Bussard
Fvor
Weber
Black Hawk
McCormick Deering
McCor- Deering
Attanooga
Avery
McCormuck
Pruimgeld
Richland
Scien
Cnliais
LE. Gwolfman
Eol Sutely
Calvin Lohr
Luther Buhrman
Ladies Aid Society
Stertzbach
Church and Market Frederick, MD
Dr. Hamrick
Baltimore St
Baltimore
A. F. Rees
Frederick Telephones
Haines Horse Market
Frederick, Md
Frederick MD
Eyenice
the American Stores Co
East Patrick Street
West Patrick St
JH. Grove & Sons
Frederick, Marylay
Quaker
Frederick Best
Garland & Wincroft
A. E. Fisher
E. Patrick St
Hunter Heating Company
FORD
Hope Air Sone
Gam Beanyurt T.t
Gosnell-Long Co
Quynn's
Quynn
Engliel Design
Victor
H. F. Shipley and Sons
New Records
Soap
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