Esterly Sentenced For Selling Intoxicants In January Case
George Esterly of West Seventh Street was convicted in Circuit Court by Judge John Newman and sentenced to four months in the House of Correction and fined 250 dollars plus costs. If the fine is unpaid, an additional three months may be added. Prosecution witnesses were Roger and Henry Crum of Woodsboro, who testified about buying beer and whiskey at Esterly’s home on January 26.
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George Esterly
West Seventh Street
John $. Newman
House of Correction
Roger Crum
Henry Crum
Woodsboro
Cleve Grove
Heam
Roms Crum
Esterly
Harry C. Doreus
Edward L. Stitels
Howse
Crum Brothers
Dorcus and
Bttely
Steiner
Crums
Henry
Roger
Dorcus
Stirly
To Brothers
Nio Crums
J. William Engle
Ab Sigafoose
David C. Winebrenner
Akon ¥. Bennett
Public opinion course proposed in Maryland schools
The State Department of Education issues a bulletin on curricula for public opinion studies in Queen Anne's County high schools. Professor J Montgomery Gambrill of Teachers College Columbia leads the effort to foster critical thinking about complex civic issues and reduce dogmatism.
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Cal Education
State Department
Educa
Thas
Queen Anne’s County
Moenstances
J. Montgomery Gazibriil
Teachers College
Columbia University
Gambill
Maryland State Department of Education
Department of Education
Maryland
Gambrill
EB Clarke Fontaine
Nicaragua
Eaker Takes Off On Dawn To Dusk Flight
Captain Ira C. Eaker, famed air pioneer, started a dawn to dusk flight from France Field. The mission faced strong headwinds causing delays but continued toward Brownsville. The report notes military communications and expresses potential rapid dispatch capabilities for strategic operations. Meanwhile Word about corporate changes includes Southern Dairies merging with Horn Ice Cream Co. to form Home Ice Cream Co.
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Eaker
Colon
Panama
Ira C. Eaker
France Field
Gay
Catal Zone
14th victim of plane crash at Newark dies
A Newark area crash claimed a 14th victim as officials inspected the site. The disaster response followed by city and state authorities as the investigation continued. Tax delinquents list published by City Register A. A. Nicodemus notes many settled accounts before ad insertion.
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Newark
City Register
A. A
County Roads Plans 75,000 Dollar Borrowing
A local report notes the county proposes borrowing seventy five thousand dollars for road improvements. The measure aims to fund road work across multiple districts.
Proper Maintenance Urged for County Roads
William J. Grove of the Grove Lime Company urged Frederick County Commissioners to authorize a $25,000 emergency road fund for oiling, chipping, and maintenance plus bridge repairs. He proposed $5,000 allocations per district, while noting tax worries and the need for bids to secure fair prices. Grayson F. Palmer and H. Corey Etchison participated as officials considered a legislative act.
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Willam J. Grove
M. 2. Grove Lime Company
Mr. G
Maryland
Grove
H. Corey Etchison
Board
Grayson FE. Palmer
Frederick County
House of Delegates
Navy Team Wins A Close Hood College Basketball Match
The Navy defeated Hood College 35 to 31 at the State Armory on a Saturday night game. Both teams featured fast passing and accurate shooting amid strong student cheering. Navy led 13-6 after a quick start but Hood College fought back to two points at halftime, with solid defense and scoring by Est and teammates from FW CA Washington DC.
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Navy
Amy
State Armory
Hood
Est
Bers
FW. CA
Washington, D. C
Annual Banquet Held by Soldier Musicians
The third annual Band Section banquet of the First Infantry Maryland National Guard was held at Peter Pan Inn in the evening. Officials and guests included Major Elmer F. Munshower as toastmaster and D. John Markey, Major Frederice C Rogers, Captain F. Lester Smith, Captain Guy Anders, Captain R. Winebrener, and Sergeant Major Raymond Wachter among others. The event featured informal talks, an arrangements committee led by Corporal R. S. Eyler, and a large roster of attendees from the unit.
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First Infantry
Maryland National Guard
Peter Pan
William D. Baumgardner
The
Lind
Elmer F. Munshower
C. Conner
J.B. Cornelius
C. E. Craver
L. G. Dean
R. F. Dudrow
C. S. Esters
Kinser
G. R. Lantz
N. EL Marsden
A .Nickel
T. W. Mer
H. L. Redman
C. E. Rev. O. Rice
J. FL Roberts
HD. Shitd
W. Wenner
LaRueman
Pal
Pledge of Thirty Thousand Three Hundred Dollar Goal
Dr Hash P Heath preached at First Church with morning The Inner Curse and evening Remembering Jesus The canvass reported a weekly pledge totaling thirty thousand three hundred dollars toward liquidation of the debt The text includes committee names and fragmented notes from the canvass effort
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Hash P. Heath
Massachusettstate
Re First Church
Jesus
EL. Ener
New Com
J. S. Raves
C. W. tGregesy
Frederick County Christian Endeavor Plans Rally Banquets
The Frederick County Christian Endeavor Union schedules a season of rallies and banquets. The first rally and banquet occur Thursday night in Thurmont with a program at the Odd Fellows Hall and United Brethren church. Executives including F C Dixon of Baltimore will speak on state activities. Other banquets are planned for Jefferson in April and Libertytown in May.
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Frederick County Christian Endeavor Union
ChristianEndeavor
Thur Inont
Odd Fellows Hall
United Brethren Church
F.C. Dixon
Baltimore
Christian
Libertytown
C. E. Nichols
Buckeystown
Asi
Ant
Orrd
Jon
Tenth Legion
Quiet Hour
Staite Christian Endeavor
Vere Wo Abbex
Connecticut Christian Endeavor
Incia
Abbey
Christian Endeavor
Carrelton MM. Sher 3d
Christian En
Prion G. Colentz
Middletown
Einstein Theory Notes Shaky Foundations in Early Report
A fragmentary notice cites Dr Paul R Hevl and colleagues drafting the Einstein theory analysis in New York. It mentions standards, fevered debate, and a death report context with dates around March.
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Paul R. Hevl
Iuss
York
Walters Receives Life Term for Stotler Murder
In Hagerstown a jury sentenced Walters to life imprisonment for the murder of Stotler. The conviction follows a lengthy trial with prosecutors detailing the fatal actions and witnesses testifying to the crime's impact on the community.
Difficulty in Arriving at Penalty in Walters Murder Trial
The article details Walter S Stotler’s murder during a July 1927 road trip near Boonsboro. Walters received a life sentence at the first trial in November 1927, with a jury recommendation possibly affecting the verdict. On appeal the sentence was set aside and judges faced difficulty choosing a new penalty.
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DR Cape
Reginaig
Walters
Tawe
Kuleto
Atniter R. Stotler
Court of Appeals
Uthe
Frank G. Wagaiman
Albert A Doub
Cumberland
Fowever
Stotler
Boonsboro
Dodty
Suit Against Thaw Begun in New York Court
In New York City on March 18 AP reports the start of a $100,000 suit by Mrs Marcia Estardus against Harry K Thaw for an alleged attack in his apartment on January 2, 1927. Estardus claims Thaw lured her to a room during a New Year party. attorney William B Roulston planned to prove her good character and support of family. Her mother Mrs Marr ONeill testified about her daughter's past marriage and divorce.
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New York
Harry K. Thaw
Marcia Estardus
Supreme Court
Miss Estardus
Thaw
Wiliam B. Roulston
Miss
Explosion Rocks Town Near Pittsburgh
A massive blast in Clairton near McKeesport destroyed one building and damaged several others early today with fires and shattered windows. Police found no fatalities or injuries. an automobile with about 24 men paused near the bank before the explosion, raising speculation of a dynamite bomb.
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Pittsburgh
Clairton
McKeesport
Clairton Bank
Daire
Byrd Party Members Missing for three Days
Three members of the Byrd party have been reported missing for three days. Local authorities and party officials are coordinating searches and issuing public notices for any information leading to their return.
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Byrd Party
Witchcraft and murder rumor swirl around Pennsylvan ia settlement
A cryptic, witchcraft related incident surrounds Delp a 14 year old girl found dead in a field near Creei s Point. Her adopter August Darhammer once sent her to a pow wow doctor after medical treatment failed. Police investigations continue as rumors spread in Lehigh Monroe counties.
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Miss Delp
August Darhammer
Warner
Creei’s Point
Catrssquke
Pennsylvania
Lehigh
Monroe
Allen
Darhammer
Hier
Whitmore will probate and donate farm to churches
The will of Mrs. Mary Catherine Whitmore of Detour probate awards her husband Willan Whitmore the farm and personal property for life with executors to sell after his death. Net proceeds allocate 1400 to Mt Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church Woodsboro for cemetery use 3100 to Lewis J Warner and remainder to Mt Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church for its benefit and cemetery funds.
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Mary Catherine Whitmore
Willan
Escobar claims victory in first skirmish of Mexican revolt
Rebel forces report a victory in the opening clash near Torreon with several thousand engaged. Reports say more than 200 were killed on the federal and insurgent sides, air raids preceded heavy fighting and a bridge on the railroad was destroyed to hinder government advances.
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Associated Press
Torreon
San Pr
Torrecn
Gomes Patado
Torrent
Chihuahua
Aly Avenue
Estaps
Sonors
Bass, Cai
Annual Calvary Methodist Church Report Presented
The annual Calvary Methodist Church report was presented to the Fourth Quarterly Conference by Rev. Dr. G Ellis Williams. It notes 61 new members, total membership 1 023, 46 baptisms, 41 funerals, 62 subscribers to the Church Advocate, and benevolence gifts totaling 79 381 since 1920. It lists Hood College student involvement and notes cross-border pastor shifts and missionary support.
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Calvary Metaodist Church
G. Ellis Wiliams
Williams
World Service
Hood College
Methodist
Tuars
Jean McClelland
Margaret Patterson
Dortnoy Thomas
Louise Rodgers
Louise Leonard
Edward
G. Ells Willams
Anna M. Schautz
E. Peares
Hares
Con
Berhe
Chica Ana
Calvary
Canary Church
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Hugh A. Heath
Massachusetts Baptist State Convention
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Galvary M. E. Church
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Rudy Caine
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