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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1928
Page
1
State's Attorney Storm announced that nonresident agents selling hog and cattle medicines from autos traveling farm to farm must obtain hawker's and peddler's licenses. A $300 annual fee applies for those using motor vehicles. Noncompliant agents will be prosecuted after a grace period.
Property deeds record transfers among Annie K Favorite George C Karn Oscar M Merriman and William Lapole with varied prices. Long ex to Rippeon. Werman Cobleniz to Kinna. Koozle to Keller. Riordan to Rippeon Sr. Marriage licenses list James Wewlern and Anna Fessler Clarence Dienet and Reading Ta Wia Mae Keowrh Cumtan Wornard Goeno and M4 uth of powaa Nehecen Nowe.
Frederick police reported the mysterious disappearance of 14 year olds Winson Hazan and Rodney Tomas who left home Monday morning for Church Street School and did not return. Hazan wore a blue sweater and dark trousers. Tomas wore a brown sweater and khaki riding trousers. Reports varied with claims they rode a truck to Baltimore or were seen in Frederick that Monday afternoon. Authorities including Sheriff W C Roderick and Baltimore officials were notified.
At Evangelical Reformed Church, Mrs. Charles E. Wehler spoke to the Altar Guild on the possibilities, privileges, and opportunities of women. She highlighted women’s influence in global prayer, international relations, suffrage, and wartime relief, honoring Frances Willard and Carrie Chapman Catt and urging continued social service.
London reports Captain Walter Hinchcliffe left Cranwell early with enough fuel for about 3,000 miles aiming to reach New York on a mystery flight. Mrs Hinchcliffe later told AP she believes he is gone. A lighthouse keeper sighted a plane near Mizzenhead at 1 30 pm, heading west. Naval aerologist notes favorable westward weather this season but calls the flight uphill.
Monocacy Battlefield project advances with three large markers to map troop positions. State Roads Commission to erect sign at each battlefield entrance and another central sign near the Urbana road toll gate. Letters from Congressman Zihlman seek rights of way donations to aid federal support and land owner cooperation. District Engineer Childs Jr. to begin work soon. Advisory committee expands with W Harry Haller and others.
A large turnout of Frederick's Men's Bible classes is expected for a state Bible class rally in Baltimore at Mt. Vernon Place M. E. church on Monday March 15. Rev Dr Leslie Clee will speak on The Unusual Message with music by a 16 piece orchestra. An overflow meeting will be held at the Associate Congregational church. The Maryland Federation seeks broader cooperation of Men’s Bible classes nationwide.
Luby was convicted by a jury on assault and battery against his wife Ray Labr colored in this city and sentenced to one year in the House of Correction by Judge John N ew man this morning. He faced two counts assault and battery and assault with intent to murder but found guilty only on the former. A YL Benaett was his attorney.
Stock market news from New York March 12 reports an investigation into a report that Radin Corporation of America altered a technical corner in its common stock. The shares had risen about 45 dollars in seven trading sessions amid the inquiry.
Washington dispatch notes that in both parties presidential timber is contending with favored sons and veteran records. It highlights Hoover, Dawes, Lowden, Reed, Smith, Walsh, and others as possible nominees while warning none have secured clear nomination, with Tammany Hall opposing Reed and Walsh’s bid facing obstacles.
Jewish children delivered a standout performance at the Tendances Elementary competition, outperforming peers. Companions from Gendle and Seid schools attended as guests, showcasing talent across multiple age groups.
Secretary Mellon testified before the Teapot Dome committee that he knew Sinclair had contributed heavily to the Republican National Committee as far back as 1523 but he declined to disclose details. He said he rejected a $50,000 offer in Sinclair bonds and later gave $50,000 in cash to the committee. Butler testified he declined a $25,600 offer in bonds. The hearing examined attempts to move large contributions to cover deficits and questioned connections to Continental Trading Company of Canada and Teapot Dome dealings.
Los Angeles on March 13 AP reports a dam break at St Francis dam in San Francisquito canyon released a 75 foot wall of water. Officials fear 200 to 500 dead including residents, workers, and families near Santa Paula and Santa Clara rivers. Rescue efforts mobilized with Red Cross. damage widespread across the lemon belt and oil fields.
Officers and directors of the Central Trust Company and their wives attended the second annual dinner hosted by Cyrus F. Flook in Myersville. Speakers included Rev B Blubauch and Thomas Summers. A guest list of local officers and families attended the event following a directors meeting. An annual banquet at the Frank Scott Kerr Hotel is planned for the upcoming midwinter event.
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