Fire causes serious burn injury at garage
Two men were involved in a morning accident at a Frederick garage. Hiram Jacobs, 22, resident of M4 Wes P, suffered critical burns to chest hands and arms after his clothing caught fire, possibly from a cigarette and gasoline. He received first aid and was hospitalized. A second victim, Gephas Garber, 28, Linwood, sustained chest and abdominal injuries in a separate auto crash and was treated at the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Jacobs
Wes. P
Francis Scot Kev Gadge
Frederick City Hospital
Jacobs
Ensie
Engle
C. B. Jacobs
Ira S. Brandfeld
Prederice City Hospital
Gephas Garber
Linwood
H. F. Baer
Union Bridge
Court News and Equity Docket Summary
Court notices list numerous property transfers in county and city by deed of $10 and other sums, equity cases filed for receivership and dissolution, and a brief injury report from New Windsor about a boy hurt in an automobile collision. Bank and investor names include Gaver, Miller, Wood, Cline, and Flook among others. The record also notes prices and market activity in copper with wider stock-market context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galvin L. Wachter
William H. Gaver
Wiliam H. Gaver
Ernest G. McBride
Ernest Russell Holland
George W. Butler
Grace
Miller
John Wood, Jr
Edward S. Delapisine
Casper E. Cline
Grace E. Miller
Frederick Mortgage and Investment Corp
Joshua Flook
Henry Ford
Edward D. Grove
Frederick Ellis
Leo Weinberg
Atormer
Princess Victoria Bankruptcy Sparks 15 Claims Dispute
A confusing report describes Princess Victoria facing bankruptcy claims totaling 15, mentioning Lamy ob gee and unclear events. It notes large sums diverted from resources and attempts to meet expenses, with assets reportedly sold to cover debts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamy
Tang
Troops Move to Naco for Border Security
A small body of U S troops is sent to Naco Arizona to protect the water supply at Bistee and guard the border after requests from Arizona authorities. The 5th Infantry and 10th Cavalry depart from Fort Huachuca with no further movements planned, others reportedly preparing were denied.
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U.S
Naco
Gateh 12
Ariz
Bistee
War Department
Lassher
Fighth Army Corps
San Antonio
Arizona
5Th Infantry
10Th Cavalry
Fort Duaehuca
Fron ‘Ace
Army Protect
Ifco
Lassiter
Fort D. A Russell
Frederick Doctor Weds Grace Cecil in Hagerstown Ceremony
Dr Charlies FL Goodell of Frederick married Grace Cecil of Hagerstown at 12 o clock today in a private ceremony at the residence of Mr and Mrs Mark Reed on Oak Hill Avenue Hagerstown. Rev James M Gilum officiated. The couple will reside at Tyson apartments 105 East Church Street Frederick after March 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Hagerstown
Charlies FL Goodell
Grace
Cecil
Mark Reed
Oak Hill Avenue
St. Paul's M. EB. Church
Republican Party
Maryland
New Alexander Hotel
Freaprick
Mrs. Goodell
Tyson Apartments
East Churchstreet
Rockville Chamber to Discuss New Hotel Plans Tonight
A special meeting of Rockville Chamber of Commerce is set for tonight at the Fire Department Building to discuss plans for a modern hotel for the town. Residents and businesspeople are invited to participate in this planning session. The notice mentions the event aims to attract visitors and support the town’s growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockville
Three Philadelphia Boys Wander With Police Help
Three West Philadelphia boys Russell Parvels 13 Ray Bond 24 and George Lennox 14 were found wandering across multiple states from Philadelphia to Frederick walking night and day. Sergeant Reverdy fed them and arranged care at Montevue after a long unfamiliar journey ending near Baltimore and Washington before returning toward home.
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Emam
West Battadelgua
Reverdy
2Nd Street
Broadgulteman
Jess
Russell Parvels
Ray Bond
George Lennox
West Philadelphia
Youngerere P
Middle Atlantic
Philadelphia
Frederick
Wilmington
Del
Havre de Grace
Baltimore
Washington
Potomac
Virgina
Virginia
Maryland
Knoxville
Reverds
Sarge
Pines
Raem
Montevue
May Relocate Post Office Plan Emerges
Fragmentary notes indicate a proposal to relocate a post office to a new site. The document references individuals and local firms in Rockville and surrounding areas. Details are unclear due to the damaged OCR text.
Battlefield Bill Becomes Law
A historic bill passed through the legislature and was signed into law. The measure addresses military policy and funding, though details remain to be clarified as officials implement the new statute.
Baltimore bartender jailed fourteen months under Volstead act
In U S District Court Baltimore Judge William G Coleman sentenced Cecil a bartender at Clarence J Morsberger Frederick Avenue and Atentoe streets to sixteen months on three counts of Volstead act violation Morsberger also jailed sixteen months and ordered a one year padlocking of the premises A undercover agent Esther Holden alias Kitty Costello testified and faced contempt charges Bail set at 7500 for Cecil and Morsberger with appeals filed by their counsel The proceedings covered about three days of hearings with a smoke screen remark by the judge and other witnesses including a marshal and Amos W Woodcock district attorney
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jini
William G. Coleman
U. S. District Court
Baltimore
Cecil
Clarence J. Morsberger
Frederick Avenue
Atentoe Streets
Morsberger
Gulty
MFP
Kitty Costello
John Philip Hull
Robert A. Gracie
Coleman
Amos W. W. Woodcock
United States
Esther W. Holden
Kitty Cos‘teHo
Killy
APY
Kil Costello
Esther Hoides
William C. Coleman
Marshalls
Washington
John Phinp
Bill
Clarence Morsberger
Tom
Hat Shop Owner Fatally Shot During $4 Theft
A hat shop owner was killed after a thief entered the store and demanded the cash drawer. Clerk Lt. Ghatiis Smith and a manager attempted to intervene but were forced to surrender money as the attacker fled. Local investigators seek suspects as march planning details emerge.
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Ghatiis Smith
Smith
Police Work Ponders Moving Target Imagery
Fragmentary OCR text shows a detective or officer reflecting on a moving target and questions about timing and demeanor. The piece hints at police training and attitudes toward thought processes during tense encounters.
Carroll First Witness in Roads Investigation
Daniel H. Carroll deputy state auditor testified as the first witness for the Brand Inquest committee and governor's investigative commission resuming inquiries into state road affairs. He described ten contracts with Clathir and Casty, overruns calculations, and questioned extras while noting prior audits and irregular vouchers including excessive salary advances to Thomas A. Butler. Carroll cited resistance from George H. Dawson and said earlier audits were cursory.
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Annapolis
Carroll
The
Roads Commission
Commission
State Roads Commission
Louis Milbourne
Thomas A. Butler
George H. Dawson
Tere
Rockville Factory Move Announced by Aircraft Firm
An early aircraft factory near Rockville Montgomery County is confirmed with official backing. J Edward Cassidy, president of Force A, states the project is assured and forthcoming.
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Mircraft
Rock
Rockville
Montgomery Con Line
Commercial Aircraft Corporation
J Is Assured
J. Edward Cassidy
Force Asituation
Snowden arson trial opens in circuit court
The Snowden arson case dominates the session as the defendant pleads guilty to theft from his mother in law and faces a new sentence. The trial featured testimonies, a sheriff’s deputy identification, and jurors identified for further deliberation. Separate cases include Roger Lamb fined for destruction of property at Hays Poole store and Earl Poole ordered to pay child support.
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Snowden
John MW
Balfast
Margaret Brimage
Sheriff's Office
Joseph Dougherty
State Insurance
Willam A. Cramer
Murray C. 1
P. Keefer Mann
J. Wad Kerrigan
Samuel W. Hofman
Jesse Clay
Frank
Orndorff
Harry L. Masser
Charles E. Hull
Lamb
Sioano
Newrenn
Sam
Reno S. Harp
Poole
Earl Poole
Oak Orchard
Virginia Reese
R. 3
Harp
Pageant “My Quest” Presented at Home for the Aged
Young Presbyterians staged the pageant “My Quest” Monday night at the Home for the Aged. Rev Dr C E B Wehler resisted by the church choir. Directed by Mrs Samuel Brown Jr the show used symbolic figures Helen Mather and Nelson Lansdale in key roles as the quest unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
C. EB. Wehler
Samuel B. Brown
Helen Mather
Nelson Lansdale
Boy Hanged in Liverpool Case Limits Details
A brief notice reports a boy described as one of 100 sweeties was hanged in Liverpool. Authorities provide minimal detail and next of kin information is not disclosed.
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Liverpool
County appoints 65 road supervisors for spring work
The Board of County Commissioners named 65 road supervisors to oversee spring projects in the Middletown JTcMerson Myersville Burkitteville and Braddock districts. New appointees join a large roster with deputies from Unionville and Union Bridge counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake WL Hotter
Board of County Commissioners
Middletown
Jtcmerson
Myersville
Burkitteville
Braddock
Roscoe
Pp. Brown
George D. Smith
Acch
Molesworth
Lewis F. Lochner
Unionville
Union Bridge
Monnday
Astronvile
Ewn, Crumpacker
T. W. Myers
Eera Nariman
Jessé Pfoutz
MH. Sunderaul
S. B. Wachter
O. B
Devilbiss
Earl Bucker
C. D. Bowman
J. W Fuss
George Sager
H. N. Steete
JM. EB. McDaniel
E. 0. Peters
Toad
Commissioner Holter
George Wiles
Albert C. Miller
Charles Minnick
Guy McDivit
John Smith
Wiliam Younkins
William H. Gaver
Guy Crone
O. Z Coblentz
Norman Fulmer
T C Shaler
Roy Shaler
William Kepler
Russell Hofman
G M. Holter
Jefferson
Russell Crone
Henry J. Shores
Millard Smith
Maurice Smith
Charles E. S. Poffinberger
Leroy Cecil
Homer Gross
Joseph W Darner
OC. A. Fawley
Clifford Smith
Albert Holter
Arthur R. Poffinberger
Walter Posie
Ray Ramsburg
George H Smith
Frank Gaver
Elmer Palmer
Carlton Shank
Tarkington to Regain Normal Sight of Eye
Indiana novelist Tarkington is reported to regain normal sight in his right eye. Information received yesterday by Mrs. Ovid Butler Jameson confirms a recent operation at Johns Hopkins Hospital.
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Tarkington
Anapone
Mareh
Indiana
Ovid Butler Jameson
Jodns Hopkins Hospital
Ballimmeore
Tarrington
Booth
Insurgent Movements Pressed as Rebels Face Federal Forces
Reports from the front describe rebel assaults and railway sabotage aimed at delaying the Federal advance toward Camacho and Torreon. Government claims confiscation of rebel leaders assets and several hundred thousand dollars versus insurgent gains in Sinaloa and Mazatlan. An AP dispatch notes a border clash near El Paso where two patrolmen were wounded during an arms smuggling attempt, with reinforcements pursuing the attackers.
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Associated Press
Thes
Yurrean Babe
God
Torreon
Camacho
Escobar
Sinaloa
Macvatlan
Lwurbe
Mazatlan
Yalued
Simon Aguirre
Jesns Aguirre
Vera Cruz
el Paso
Texas
Rio Grande
H.C. Horsiey
Border Patrol
Meeting of Musicals Brighten City Evening
A Monday Musicales gathering at Mrs. J. TL Pyles on Thard Street featured vocal and instrumental solos by Mrs. Inv M. Landauer James H. Harris and others. A program included Reading of foreword and pieces such as Moonlight and Tan von Wer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TL Pyles
Thard Street
Ning & Concer
City Opera House
Rodny van Wests Bout
Inv M. Landauer
Ich Liebe Grieg
James
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Princess Victoria
Kaiser
Goodell
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Gatewood S. Lincoln
Leberty, Io
Govermor
Hant
San Francisco
Dronenburg
Rovkiilie
Soc Broses¢ Bros
Rockvile Automobile Geailers
Samy Scott
William Cecil
Here
Planning Commission
Fig Aircraft Concern
Scranton
Jory Trygy Negra
Boomey Hone
Buckeystown
Raymond Stride
Rose Whisner
Alton Y. Bennett
Anto
Sig Sap
Esserget
Tlinenan
Stat
Faree
Ae Tae Beer
Hotter
Hoover
Ford
Peratare Cecum
Dent
Meeting OF Musicales
Keefer Haznt
Wasusin James
Bulawayo
Southern Rhodesia
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