Snowden receives year arson term in mixed case
Rasmond Snowden in Buckeystown was found guilty of arson for setting fire to Mrs. Margaret Brimage’s home. Judge Newman sentenced him to six years, with the larceny charge suspended and held against him for future conduct. Snowden protested innocence but accepted the ruling as humane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rasmond Snowden
Jon S. Courchi
Snowden
Margaret Brimage
Buckeystown
Buckerstown
Newman Tole Snowden
Brimage
H. D. Etchison
Five County Health Conference Planned for Saturday
A large turnout of residents health officers and nurses from Frederick Montgomery Allegany Washington and Carroll counties is expected for a Saturday morning meeting at the Court House led by Dr. R H Riley head of the Maryland State Department of Health. The agenda includes school dental clinics tuberculosis contact examinations nurse roles in schools and reporting to officials and community cooperation with physicians. A school operetta and refreshments are noted as part of the local program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Riley
Maryland State Department of Health
Court House
Frederick
Montecomery
Allegany
Washington
Carroll
Board of County Commissioners
Board of Education
Frederick County
Federation of Women’s Ciits
Jens
Atten Lng
A. O
Tariff Debate On Valuation Faces Heavy Opposition
Washington discussion centers on American valuation for imported goods. Joseph R Grundy argues against foreign value basis citing manipulation risks and higher costs. American Farm Bureau warns of international friction and cheating under foreign value plans. President Hoover reportedly does not favor changing the present valuation method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph R. Grundy
Protective Tarf
Pennsylvania Manufacturers’ Association
Ways and Means Committee
United States
Congress
American Farm Bureau Federation
Federation
Hooker
Three Boys Held After Auto Theft Escapade
Three boys aged 13 and 14 were accused of unauthorized use of two cars in a cross state journey from Aberdeen to Frederick via Baltimore and Washington. Gasoline ran out near Knoxville and a ride with Lemuel Bennett led to police custody. Parents were notified and juvenile court action was anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tunkay
Ressell Parris
Ray ‘Bord
Geer
Frederick
Wilmington
Del
Baltitsore
Weashuptorty
Eleseers Ferry
Irio
Aberdeen
Fe Je
Perryville
Havre de Grace
Belge
Baltimore
Washington
Harper's
Knoxvile
Themachine
Levin
Triboy
Lemuel G. Bennett
Bennett
Ate Piennance
Offcer Cronenburg
Offcer
Tric
Montegue
Court News Nobile Resigns After Censure For Accident
AP reports the Official Board of Inquiry placed direct blow on General Nobi for oil rescue failure. Nobite commander criticized as incidents unfolded. Other items note marriage licenses and property transfers in Pennsylvania and nearby states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nobi
Jossie
Girl 12 Dead and Mother Likely From Gas Poisoning
AP report notes a 12 year old girl and her mother died from suspected gas poisoning. Officials express no clear theory yet and mention a Vatican approval context. Further details unclear due to damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tech 12
Bestel
Three Dead Nine Hurt In Two Explosions At St. Joseph
Two blasts leveled several buildings in St. Joseph, killing three people and injuring nine others. Emergency crews contained the scene as investigators secured the area and searched for additional hazards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph Buildings
36 Supervisors of Roads Named on First Day Show
A large crowd attended the first day of the road supervisors appointment, with 83 on the pad and 55 more named by County Commissioner Archibald Molesworth. Sallie Clay, a reappointed supervisor for New Market district, is among the few women included. The list includes districts Libertytown Wew Market Linganore Tuscarora and more, with many names across each district. The auto show section notes 1200 cars on display, broad exhibitor turnout, live demonstrations, music, floodlit displays and a wide price range from a few hundred to thousands. Local interest centers on proposed elimination of the 420 cent horse power tax in favor of a $2 license fee for pneumatic tire vehicles, with Maryland Automobile Club urging action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archiery
Molesworth
Lewis P. Lochner An
Mrr. Bower
Mr. Lochners
Sallie Clay
New Market District
George D. Smith
Libertytown
Carl Thomma
Maurice Poole
James C. Beard
William M. Haugh
Roy Gardner
Basil Glisan
Wew Market
Thomas Harrison
Fred Thompson
John E. Mann
Marion England
J. W. Snyder
Edward Pryor
C. E. Duvall
Geo. Tregoning
Focal
Automobile Club of Maryland
James J. Lindsar
House
Ways and Means
Blizzard Death Toll Rises Across Wyoming and Montana
Snow and wind sweep the West as Montana towns report heavy totals. In Wyoming, 38 year old Henry Forster of Laramie dies from exposure after a ten mile foot trek through drifts near Virginda Dale. Companion James Smith survives after guiding a rescue to Hermosa, but Folster dies before reaching Laramie.
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Denver
Col
Montana
Milles City
Wyoming
Henry Forster
Laramie
Virginda Dale
James Smith
Folster
Hermosa
Union Pacific
Smith
Message from Most Southerly Station
An ap news dispatch reports toward the world’s southernmost substation message relayed from the pole region to New York by the AP New York Times radio outlet. The letter was sent to Mrs Bjord Peterson of Chicago via Cael Peterson, with details of a blaze and a garage incident linked to Jacobs.
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New York
Mat
So Pole
New York Times
Bjord’s Peterson
Chicago
Cael Peterson
Strabont
Abc
Partridges Liberated Across County by State Commission
About 500 Mexican partridges were released in various parts of the county for propagation. The birds were provided by the State Conservation Commission and consigned to Carroll Wat ham e warden for the Frank Ricke ter of years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Conservation Commission
Carroll Wathame
Frank Ricketer
Mackall Testimony Reveals Two Salary Advances Approved
The investigation heard that only two salary advances were approved by Mackall: one to Charles L. Robins at his marriage and another to Thomas A. Butler when his wife was ill. Vouchers tied to Mackall were challenged as not resembling his handwriting and payroll padding discussed with Turbitt Bush. Mackall also addressed the Glenburnie garage fuel theft claim, noting 19,000 gallons moved in 1927 with 18 trucks operating, arguing losses were not substantial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hybergen & Ssouf
Legisla
Mitchell
Fan
Cnmmissston
Jobin MN. Mackwil
Thomas A. Butler
Charles L. Robins
Marchall
Robins
Butler
Mackall
Chaiman
Feld
Turbitt
Bush
Commission
Employes Aceu
Chatrman
William Purnell Hall
Glenburnie
Kelly Chapline Mary Elizabeth to Howard Hanford Kelly
Mr and Mrs Thomas A Chapline of West Patrick street announce the marriage of their daughter Mary Elizabeth Chapline to Howard Hanford Kelly in Rockville today. The ceremony was performed by Rev Millard Minnick rector of Rockville Episcopal church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly
Chaplie
Thomas A. Chapline
West Patrick Street
Mary Elizabeth Chapline
Howard Hanford Kelly
Rockville
Millard Minnick
Rockville Episcopal Church
Fire damages interior of Richmond hospital
Fire of undetermined origin destroyed the interior of the Hygela Here hospital in Richmond this morning causing substantial insured property loss estimated at 120 990 dollars. The Langhorne family home, parents of Lady member at the British Dana, is among property affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Richmond Society
Chisi D. Langhorne
Danamar
Scout Leaders of Two Counties Meeting
Scout leaders from Frederick and Carroll counties convened for a joint meeting. Attendees included Rev. George H. Senseney, Rev. A. York, Dr. J. G. Jom, L. Usterback, Glenn Cooper, and others from Brunswick, Walkersville, Union Bridge, Oakland Mills, and Sykesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorey
Birr
Whitney
Philie Bower
Bonaitsbury M. DeChant
Lows
Walkersville
George H Seseny
A. York
J. G. Jom
L. Usterback
Glenn Cooper
Sluanney
Brunswick
AL Me
Union Bridge
Hovered Heydellard LaPoleernen
Barney
Brilliant Austrian actress dies by her own hand in Vienna
Vienna reports a 20 year old actress Madame Helen Rench and her baby son Franz Josef Rench were found dead in a dingy apartment. She left a note asking to be buried with photographs of her lover Prince Ernest Windisch-Gratz and her son. The tragedy stirred Vienna as details emerged of a rumored unhappy romance and public adoration for the actress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Lea
Ernest Windlech-Graetz
Granndson
Franz Josef
Helen Rench
Franz Josef Rench
Ernest
Florida
Prince Ernest
Elizabeth Maria
Madame Rench
Federals Claim Heavy Losses by Mexican Rebels
Reports from multiple fronts describe Federal setbacks as government forces under Almazan press the insurgents northward while rebel leaders retreat and relocate families toward the U S border. Officials recount raids, border detentions under treaties, and a Vera Cruz court martial amid ongoing clashes in Sonora, Coahuila, and San Luis Potosi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fedis Whitte
Athy
Dutt
Cumrmiander
Ciel
Almacan
Mexico City
Poluta
Sonom
Une
Cracken
Naco
Jalso
Almazan
Saltillo
Mazatlan
Culiacan
Portes Gll
Simon Aguirre
Jesus Aguirre
Vera Cruz
Nogales
Sonora
Mexico
Francisco Carera-Torres
Carneros
San Luis Potosi
Torreen
Coahuila
Republic
Gonzalo Escobar
Juarez
Miguel Valle
Eacci
Fuares
Rust Hand
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A Jace
Ruts Teal
Susie Hich
Rose Ginger Mas
Fern Hope
Si Elles
NEA
Néuerdes
Amerean
Iris
Ios
Nonsceal
Aberdeen Auto
Court News
Nobile
Italia
Clark H. Dayton
Atha Mary Cramer
Newville
Russell P. Barnes
Elizabeth Garrecc
Harrisburg
Brooks
Hagerstown
Virginia
Madison Bonser
New York City
William T. Delanter
Beulah Gc. Lochner
Mt. Pleasant
Edgar P. Fowler
Williamsport
Mary E. Welsh
Raymond G. Smith Aswana
Ccoy Mexonen
Pave Hutchison
Wiliam
Samuel C. Jonts
Pel Long
Minnie
Vatican
Molesworth An
Jacobs
Niner
Farmer Roads Chairman
Hood College
Fairmount Hall
Washington, D.C
Ram Tor
Music Federation
Evangelical Reformed Church
Maryland State Federation of Music Clubs
National Music Association
Ater C. Byron
State Federation
Rogai Choi
Ons Pee
Albert Calis
Sioe
Ryo
Hatitat Desiror
Granica
Jam Wetzel
Mas Bees
Weisel
Rcei
Torreon
State Department
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