Hearings Open in Dry Law Case Raids Proceedings
Federal prohibition hearings begin before United States Commissioner H Noel Baller with several defendants named. Six sick price and two Brunner suspects, plus Mrs Fogle and Mrs Weddle, bonded for pending charges. others heard, bonds set, and more cases adjourned to Baltimore court.
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United States
H. Noel Baller
Charles A. Six
West Sixth Sireet
Chais P. Goodell
Six
Alan F. Bennett
Jake” Price
Melin 5
Price
tollgate
Urbana pike
David
Harry Lease
Braddock Springs
A. Earl Bussard
Middle town
Clara Fogle
East Sixth street
Lightbourne
Hattie E Weddle
LeGore
Walker
Bil
Baltimore
Magistrate's Fine Reversed on Makel Appeal
A magistrate's S100 fine for disorderly conduct against Adrian Makel, dated December 27, was reversed after Makel's eleventh appearance in Police Court. Judge Sherman P. Bowers’ judgment was overturned on Makel's appeal as Justice Wi rard in Circuit Court found Makel sober, though a separate $5 fine for drunkenness stood. The case involved Major and Aldermen of Precerick and James See.
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Adrian Mazel
Makel
Sherman P. Bowers
Arinus D. Wirard
Makes
James See
Weather observations and March precipitation report
Weather summary details 48 hour forecast March precipitation and temperature figures. Measures indicate March 1931 rainfall at 5.05 inches, normal March 3.32 inches, excess 1.93 inches for 1932. High yesterday 35, low last night 31. Sun sets 6:24 p.m., rises 6:10 a.m., Moon phase noted.
Snowbound Arts Rescue Feud In Alaska Cabin
Philadelphia society woman Edward Biddle requests an airplane to reach her sister in the Alaskan interior. Marooned since January in Frankie Quigley知らせ cabin, the Biddle family seeks rescue after becoming snowbound in a frontier hut.
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Edward Biddle
Pindelphia society
Frankie Quigley
Cars Collide In Dense Fog Near Braddock Heights
In dense fog two cars collided just west of Braddock Heights injuring passenger M. Jean Rife of Chambersburg. Drivers Harold Reiss and Jacob F. Reid were cited for traffic faults but charges were dismissed after testimony. Rife treated at Frederick City Hospital for facial lacerations and a nose injury. visibility was reported very poor.
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Brad Geck
Harold Reiss
Brooklyn
Jacob F. Reid
Hagerstown
M. Jean Rife
Chambersburg
Rife
Frederick
Frederick City Hospital
Braddock Heights
C. P. Schleiner
Peoples Court
Reiss
Reid
Boonsboro
Frederick County Five Year Agriculture Program Meeting
About 50 Fredrick County men and women attended a morning meeting at the Frederick County auditorium. E L Oswald spoke on the state five year program and county adaptation while Henry R Shoemaker and Miss Helen Pearson detailed farm and home surveys and county planning.
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Frederick county
Excemson Service
University of Maryland
Henry R. Shoemaker
Muss Helen Pearson
Frederick County Farm and Home Conference
E. L Oswald
Uniof
Maryland
Shoemaker
Pearson
Oswald
Peeteick amt ASAxt
Frederick
Wils
Derr
Bowar
Remsorug
Marin S. Remsbers
Fred B Krantz
R. Kemp
a Boral
chaiman
M Feenk Hyites
T S Andemon
A M. Enzer
DG Zeniz
mere
Nis
Pascal Renu
Wichard Holter
Milard Hat
Earl Mercer
W. Ce
Merist Remsturzy
chainain
Thomas
L. Davis
D. Collentz
Miss Ance
Thomas P
Dr Parker Missing After Club Meeting In Peoria
Dr Parker, 65, last seen March 14 after leaving Inshone to attend a Peoria club meeting. His car was found abandoned on the city outskirts, raising concerns of possible kidnapping by a local clan.
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Jims
progur paws clan
Peoria
Parker
Inshone
New officers named for Frederick Civic Club unexpired terms
At a Frederick Civic Club meeting at the M C A new officers were chosen to fill unexpired terms. G W Gregory is president and Calvin E Schudknecht is vice president. FR R Shank becomes corresponding secretary succeeding O R McIntyre who resigns to move to Baltimore. Yourkin renamed as officer, Marius becomes corresponding secretary. McIntyre served as president for three years and has held Maryland Federation roles.
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Frederick
Baltimore
Maryland State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Civic Club
Schildknecht
Yourkin
Mercersburg
Fred
Catherine CU. Eichelberger
fine and
Hood Caillee
Prisoner Fails In Effort Jump From Pen
An attempted escape by a prisoner, Theo Fear, ends with a fall from an 18 foot wall at a prison. Authorities report no bones broken and that the inmate remains in custody as the incident is investigated.
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Theo
sis
esape iMay Hs
Walt
Leesburg Plans Clean Up Efforts in Autumn Meeting
Town officials in Leesburg Virginia gather to discuss tidying the area and supporting business districts. They consider actions from mid April and outline steps to improve streets and public spaces for the autumn season.
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Leesburg
Tornado Tail End and Coastal Storm Warnings Rise
Storm warnings issued along the Atlantic coast from the Cape Cods to Maryland as a late spring tornado tail and gusty winds sweep the region. Forecasters warn of sharp temperature drops, possible snow in western Maryland, and near freezing nights ahead as residents shutter their homes and brace for additional cold and unsettled weather.
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Frederick
sinia capes
Blues Island
R. L
Boston
Exastport
All a Fake Says Police Chief of Brown Charges
Berlin Maryland March 22 AP Robert I E Alen chief of police on Ocean City is one of two men charged by Charles W Brown with taking part in kidnapping him a week earlier and holding him prisoner for days. Alen denied the charges calling them all a fake asserting he aided federal raids on moonshine and bootleggers. The warrants were issued on Brown's request and involved Justice of the Peace Willam J Brat ten. Sheriff Willam Purnell presented the warrants for examination.
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Berlin
Roberti E. Alen
Ocean City
Charles W. Brown
Bel
Aleni
iim
Brown
Allen
mjoer
Snow Hill
Sherif Willam Purnell
Allen and
Jarvis
Four Die in Dallas Hotel Fire Amid Stated Grim Toll
Four men burned to death and four others severely burned in a Dallas hotel fire. Identified victims include W H Bogen Hammer from Chicago and Grover Frank Fisher. Origin of the blaze remains undetermined as investigators work at the scene in the 8S district. A separate item notes Middletown home sale: Ola Fink residence bought by George W Page for Central Trust Company mortgage, for $8,390, with Les Lentz as assignee.
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Dallas
Tex
hoad
W. H Bogenhamer
Chicago
Grover Frank Fisher
Middletown
Ola Fink
Main Sk
court house
George W. Page
Central Trust Company
Les lentz
214 Killed As Storms Sweep Five Southern States
Birmingham March 22 AP At least 214 people were killed in tornadoes across five southern states with Alabama hardest hit. Deaths: Alabama 169, Georgia 30, Tennessee 12, Kentucky 2, South Carolina 2. Widespread damage, injuries, and disrupted lines followed the storms with rescue efforts underway.
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Birmingham
Ala
Alabama
Georgia
Tennessee
Kentucky
South Carolina
orly
Oislight
Northport
Demopolis
Linden
Paumsdale
Marion
northeas
Lomax
Thorsby
Columbiana
Bethel
Pains Rock
Tennesses
nesses et Columbiana
Linerife
Alaecei
Bartow county
Athens
Wet petitions circulate in Senate on repeal of enforcement funds
Senator Blaine seeks a Senate roll call on the withdrawal of prohibition enforcement funds totaling 12 million dollars from the Justice Department appropriation. A petition circulated asks the Judiciary Committee to act early on repeal or modification. Senator Tydings supports action, while Senator Bingham urges consideration of measures before passage. More than 25 names were reported by moon.
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Washington
Blaine
Wisconsin
Tydings
Maryland
Bingham
can
Connecticut
moon
Senate
Justice Department
Missing Man Found After Fire and Pneumonia Pneumonia
March 22 report describes the body of an older bachelor found after a blaze. Friends attended the scene and identified the deceased. Coroner and undertaker work underway. cause listed as pneumonia-related complications.
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bachen
Cnites
Baltimore and Ohio Seeks Government Loan
The railroad company seeks a government loan for equipment and working capital. The filing notes a mortgage and related funds, with a referee in bank matters referenced and a provisional amount around 1000 dollars and partial figures.
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BALTIMORE AND
OHIO
March Term of Court Opens at Rockville
At the opening of the March term of the Circuit Court at Rockville Judge Robert P. Peter named William H. McCeney foreman of the grand jury. The grand jury and petit jury lists include numerous local residents and officials. The judge urged secrecy, noted recent crime, and mentioned a murder at Germantown as a grave offense under investigation.
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ROCKVILLE
Peter
William H. McCeney
Rockvile
Robert P. Peter
Wiliam H. McCeney
Colesville
county board of education
Samuel J. Pinnerfrock
Alvin Trevy
Walter M. Magruder
James F Purdum
Simon P Kauill
Edward C. Hing
George W Norris
George R Bean
Dorsey W Day
petit jury
Henry W Schuengzer
Arthur Eckie
Chester C .Bagler
Preston L. Snyder
W le
Roland Wootton
Eibin Leizeer
Bernard T Brosms
William J Uratesd
James W Howes
Tudor UT Heeter
Hugh Rabaitt
Edward Gandy
Alfred L. Fraley
Carson W Pope
Marshell M. Walker
James H. Anderson
Albert F Thompson
James McDaniels
Noble B. Embrey
Edward J Medeary
Walter B. Matthews
Willam A. Berry
George B Remsburg
Lawrence B Jones
Horace D Waters
Germantown
Pater
sons and Hui ESS
Stenog Tapnert
Fireman Killed and Injured in New York Blaze
A New York fire left one fireman dead and another injured with injuries described as a fracture and hospitalization. The victims were connected to a fire crew and connected to the home of their grandparents. Wheat market moves followed, with prices sagging under pressure as British cables affected the market.
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NEW YORK
Raid for gangster sought for kidnap fails
A March AP report describes a New York raid aimed at capturing a local gang linked to kidnapping. The operation yielded no comments or solid leads, with no developments announced and no progress reported in the case or related trial notes.
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Beard
New York
Sous Kent
Coan
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