Second Trial Grove Begins in U S Court
In Baltimore Federal Court Judge Morris A. Soper presides as Harry A. Grove Wilbur Routzaba John Routzaba and Arthur White go on trial for conspiracy to remove liquor from Waterbridge Horsey distillery near Burkittsville on November 9. A prior February jury failed to reach a verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry A
Hoppy) Grove
Wilbur M. Routzaba
John
Arthur White
Baltimore
Morris A. Soper
Grove
Routzahas
White
Waterbridge Horsey
Burkittsville
Ganster
Robert F. Leach
William Curran
Reno S. Harp
Louis Mann
Aaron Becker
Distiling Company
Leach
Mann
Becker
Suit Over Milking Machine In Court
The Farmers' Supply Company of Walkersville sues Charles G. Snyder for 250 dollars claiming nonpayment for an automatic milking machine. Snyder contends the purchase was conditional on satisfactory trial which failed. A jury is seated and the trial proceeds with attorneys Stoner and Storm for the plaintiff and Wood and James for the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Supply Company
Walkersville
Charles G. Snyder
Snyder
Martin L. Shank
Howard EB. Dixon
John E., Harshman
Isaac M. Fogle
Charles B. Groff
Robert Ta, Ogie
Charles ” . Weller
Grayson H. Staley
John Z. Clabaugh
Charles C. Martz
David M. Whipp
Jesse M. Kelly
Talismen
Stoner
Storm
Wood
James
Silas Thomas
Jefferson
Charles Wheeler
Jefferson Pike
Feagaville
Thomas
Wheeler
President Monroe Grounded Off Miami
The Slapping Bow steamship President Monroe ran aground about 125 miles from Miami. Coast guard Saukee from Key West, a wrecking tug, and a Naval tug responded. No immediate danger reported. 33 passengers aboard. Earlier, the President Monroe left New York March 20 for San Francisco with 233 aboard.
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Associated Press
Jacksonville
Fla
Monroe
Miami
Coast Guard
Saukee
Key West
New York
Ster
President Monroe
Dollar Steamship
Tine
San Francisco
Anderson To Sing Sing Tuesday To Begin One To Two Year Term
William H A Anderson former state superintendent of the Anti Saloon League of New York will surrender to the Sheriff and begin a one to two year prison term at Sing Sing for third degree forgery. Colley P Williams announced the surrender after Justice Wagner denied a motion for a new certificate of reasonable doubt. The judge ruled the trial was fair and the verdict supported by the evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
William HA. Anderson
Anti-Saloon League of
Sing Sing
Colley P. Williams
Anderson
Supreme Court
Wagner ‘Oday
Wagner
Two teens escape assault charge in preliminary hearing
At a preliminary hearing before Justices Johnson, Grahame Johnson, and Tracey, Wilcoxon dropped assault charges against two city youths accused of attacking A. J. Walcox near All Saints Street. Tracey and Phobus remained jailed on $200 bail. Elmer King faced a separate charge of stealing from a cash register at Peerless Garage and was ordered to await further hearing in $300 bond. Wm Rice of Brunswick and W L Leopold of Knoxville were heard on auto theft charges after earlier arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Grahame Johnson
H. E B. Phobus
John Tracey
A. J. Walcox
Wilcoxon
B. and Q
Market
Carroll
All Saint's
Peerless
South Market Street
King
Charles W. Smith
William Rice
Brunswick
Wv. UL. Leopold
Knoxville
Wheeler illness halts Daugherty probe hearings
Senate investigation into Attorney General Daugherty was postponed due to Senator Wheeler's severe cold and absences. The committee planned to resume Wednesday, with Chairman Brookhart stating proceedings would continue even if Wheeler cannot return.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Daugherty
Wheeler
Montana
Brookhart
Wheeley
Stock list notes spotty morning and sugar vigor
New York March 24 The general stock list showed a spotty appearance in the morning renew al selling pressure in motor shafts faced by strength in oil on expectations of higher crude prices. Sugar stocks parlayed favor in trade reports and dividend action on American beet sugar. Call money opened at 3 percent. School law cases: Lewis Crosa and Mrs Bessie Fulton of Point of Rocks faced charges for failing to send children to school. Mrs Fulton paid costs of 4.45 while the Cross case stayed open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
General
Lewis Crosa
Bessie Fulton
Point of Rocks
Justice Johnson
CANDIDATES FOR CONGRESS FILE
Frank W. Mish Democrat of Washington county and Thomas W. Dawson Republican of Montgomery county filed certificates to enter the Sixth District primary. EL Guy Albaugh filed to become a delegate to the Republican State Convention. Andrew Z. Cummings of Montgomery county filed for the Democratic nomination. Rumors name David Winebrenner May or Koon Hubert Wade as potential Democratic candidates with Koon urged by supporters to run and attract Garrett and Allegany county delegations if he enters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W. Mish
Washington County
Thomas W. Dawson
MontEe Mery County
Board of Election Supervisory
EL Guy Albaugh
Andrew Z
Gy.) Cummings
Montgomery County
Congress
David ©. Winebrenner
Thomas W. Koon
Cumberland
Anug
Hubert Wade
Koon
Cumberland City
Garrett
Allegany
Daniel J. Young Dies After Week Long Illness
Daniel J. Young of Yellow Springs dies at home after a week with pneumonia. Born January 29, 1846 in Middletown Valley, he was son of John W. and Catharine Young. Survived by widow Saray Zimmerman Young, five children and five grandchildren. Funeral director Thomas P. Rice to announce arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel J. Young
Middletown Valley
John W
Catharine Young
Tile
Episcopal Church
Young
Saray Zimmerman Young
Thomas F. Anderson
Trice Young
Yellow Springs
Franklin Shafer
Washington
Erwin Young
Baltimore
Margaret Young
Philadelpha
Ruth Shafer
Conrad
Edward
John Shafer
Donald Anderson
Thomas P. Rice
House approves two investigations into industry and bond duplication
Washington March 24 The House authorized two investigations into the aircraft industry and alleged duplication of government bonds at the Bureau of Engraving and Printing New officials soon in charge C Spenner Stutt named superintendent of Montevue and Edward Rannberger appointed clerk will be inducted April 15 with Samual M Gregg and Walter Grimes retiring the same day
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
House Today
Bureau of Engraving and Pringing
C. Spenerr Stutt
Montevue
Edward Rannberger
Samual M. Gregg
Walter Grimes
Silent Signals From Deep Mines Reveal Hidden Sounds
In a deep mine workers heard distant signals such as meal times from underground rumble. A reported mysterious noise traced to a steam hammer on the surface miles away, highlighting how underground activity can echo across vast distances.
Thieves Steal 3000-Dollar Clothing from Young Men's Shop
Robbery at the Young Men's Shop on North Market Street netted between 2800 and 3000 dollars in clothing. Police tie the heist to a recent Lender robbery, noting rear-window entry and getaway by car from West Church Street. Authorities withhold specifics while pursuing leads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Market Street
Ingomar W. Albough
Reformed Church
West Church Street
Trinity Chapel
Frederick County Legislation in Final Session
In the closing General Assembly session a bill by Delegate Alton Y Bennett proposed a 432000 state debt to acquire forestry land for a forest reserve at Catoctin Furnace, sent to Ways and Means. House measures included Frederick county school building by Delegate Hooper and a bill on County Commissioners and justices of the peace in Frederick county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
General Assembly
Alton Y. Bennett
Catoctin Furnace
Ways and
Hooper
Joan
Haover
Methodist Conference Sermons At Calvary Church
Rev G Ellis Williams delivers sermons on A Clinic In Stewardship and My Church at Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church with large congregations including Hood College students. Activities include an Every Member canvass dinner, first annual congregational meeting, Leaders’ Fable Craggs social, and Junior Church events. The Baltimore annual conference begins April 2 at Harlem Park church with Dr Williams in attendance.
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G. Ellis Wiliams
D. D
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
Hood College
Epworth League
Elizabeth Sager
Calvary Church
Fable Craggs
Baltimore
Harlem Park
MM. E
Williams
Fractured Shoulder Suffered by Local Resident
David T. W. Guige of near Emmitsburg was hurt Tuesday afternoon when wagon brakes failed on a hill near the Hollinger farm. The wagon bumped a horse and he was thrown from his seat landing on his shoulder. He narrowly escaped being run over by the wagon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David TW. Guige
Emmitsburg
Hollinger Farm
Mr. Guise
Catholic Archbishops Made Cardin als By Pope In Rome
In a secret consistory at the Vatican Hall of Consistory Monseigneur Patrick J. Hayes of New York and Monseigneur George W. Mundelein of Chicago were elevated to cardinals. The Pope cited American primacy in charity and noted the elevation of two prelates as a sign of that status amid a grand, colorfully lit ceremony.
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Rome
Patrick J. Hayes
New York
George W. Mundelein
Archibishop
Chicago
Vatican
Roma
America
Swiss Guarda
Cone
Power plan seen advantages for Baltimore area
Ezra Whitman chairman of the Public Service Commission cites benefits from Hoover’s proposed superpower system, highlighting smoke reduction, railroad electrification, and cheaper power. The Potomac Maryland Company, based in Hagerstown and Frederick, controls several lines and plants, with assets over 20 million and a 900 thousand horsepower output. The merger promises continuous supply across Western Maryland and neighboring states, though immediate consumer price cuts are unlikely.
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Baltimore
Herbert Hoover
X Commerce
Ezra Whitman
Publc Sevice Concassion
Whitman
Hoover
New York
Cooperative Coal Field Superpower Group
Ohio
Pannsylvenia
Virginia
Weat
Maryland
Potomac Mdigan Company
Hagerstown
Frederick
Pormac-Idison Company
Nia
Oakland
Lonaconing
Westernport
Cumberlawd
Front Royal
Charleston
Martinsburg
Idgeville
Boonsboro
Sharpsburg
Hamilton
PareellyUle
Round FH
Vasard Empolsburg
Frederick County
Tawna
Pataniac Company
Pennsylvania
Ferger
Potomac Company
Ths
Sintiana
Costa
Arbor Day Observance Reports Maryland Progress
April event notes Arbor Day as proclaimed by the governor and observed in Maryland since 1884. State forestry figures show lumber output tripling growth and urge planting along watership towns streets and highways. The department warns it does not supply free trees for Arbor Day planting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thtchie
Maryland
Comling
State Department of Forestry
Woman Charged With Shoplifting McCrorey Store Goods
Mrs Neille Shale of Middletown appeared before Justice J Grahame Johnson after being accused by an officer of taking articles from the McCrorey five and ten cent store without paying. She claimed intent to pay and surrendered two candy eyes a cake of soap and a pocketbook. she paid 35 cents to the store manager and was released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neille Shale
Middletown
J. Grahame Johnson
Oficer Imailtner
Imher
McCrorey
Bnld Tastica Iahnsen
Inspections Begin on Odd Fellows Building Project
Past Grand Master John TL Spence, building commission chair, and secretary Waliin Afeues with Taltanere delegation travel to Pred erick to inspect Odd Fellows Tomeeth building sites. They review progress on the current construction of the Inind buildings and assess milestones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John TL Spence
The
Building Commission
Waliin Afeues
Taltanere Sip
Prederick
Odd Fellows
Rowe Examined at Fort McHenry Veterans Bureau
Charles JT Rowe, noted for overseas service during the Tate war, was at the Veterans Bureau on Fort McHenry grounds last week. He was passed during the war and has since suffered physical effects deemed to require examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort McHenry
Charles JT. Rowe
Veterans Bureau
Warf McHenr
Rowe
Brunswick man charged with drunken driving after arrest
T. W. Voorhees of Brunswick was arrested Saturday evening by State Policeman Morricon for operating a car while under the influence. He was held overnight and released to await a hearing before Justice Johnson this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Voorhees
Brunswick
Polreman Morricon
Voorhees
Justice Johnson
Senate probes speed inquiry in oil land leases
Senate committee sped inquiry into oil land leases as it votes to certify facts to the U S Attorney in the contempt case against Harry F Sinclair. Witnesses rushed through testimony at the big table while plans to bring Sinclair before court proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Associated Prema
Washington
Senate Today
Harry F. Sinclair
United States
Fta
Missionary Speaker Recalls Sierra Leone Mission Work
Prof W N Martin returning from Sierra Leone West Africa spoke at Centenary Memorial United Brethren Sunday evening. He and wife plan to return by May end to teach at Albert Academy in Freetown. Martin described local huts dress and customs and warned of Islam sweeping from North Africa. Freetown remains center of United Brethren work in Africa. Sunday school attendance reached 55 Pioneer Bible Class. Red and Blue contest saw Reds lead with 28 vs 25 Reds also reported two crew members. Continuous week activities include prayer meetings and cottage prayer at Mrs. W I stop Madison street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. N. Martin
Sierre Livone
West Africa
United Brethren
England
Martin Tall
Freetown
Prot
Martin
Africa
Spertker
United Frethren
Suday
Madison Street
Electrical rates tied to usage volume change proposed
A proposal argues that higher electricity usage will trigger lower prices for small consumers, with authorities aiming to compel retention of current rates as usage increases.
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U. S
Shipping Board
Great Britain
William H. Anderson
Sen. Wheeler
Brockhart
Post Money
Daniel J. Young Read
HOUSE
Methodist Conference
Dr. Wiliams
Cardinals
Mundelein
Hayes
Hayes and
Service Commission
Thompson
New York Times
Carmi A. Thompson
Cleveland
Coolidge
Campaten
Harding
Harold Vivian
Will E H. Hays
Haya
Siucair
Republican National Committee
Palen
Vivian Aald
Joseph J. O-Naill
O'Neil
Chase
Fl Paso
Indaw
Albert B. Fall
Price McKinney
McKinney
Fall
Prof
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