Wheeler and Thomas Car Collision Case Before Judge Worthington
The $2,000 damage suit against Charles Wheeler, of this city, by C. Silas Thomas of Jefferson, opened before Judge Glenn H. Worthington. Wheeler testified he traveled eight to ten miles per hour, while Thomas’s car allegedly went 35 to 40 mph. Wheeler admitted drinking prior to the crash and receiving another drink afterward. The defense argued contributory negligence by Thomas’s son. No verdict yet as the February term ends. remaining cases and an Orphans Court matter regarding Cornelia A. Hargett’s will proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wheeler
C. Silas Thomas
Jefferson
Glenn H. Worthington
Wheeler
Thomas
F. L. Stoner
W. M. Storm
A. M. Wood
Orphan's Court
Cornelia A. Hargett
Addie L. Donaldson
Louis C. Etchison
Bartonsville Dance Shooting Leaves One Critical
Robert McIntyre, about 34, colored, shot at a Bartonsville hall Monday night by Dorsey Makel after a confrontation with Makel and Sarah Diggs. McIntyre, fatally wounded with a bullet through the right lung, is in critical condition. Makel charged with assault with intent to kill and jailed awaiting outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert McIntyre
Dorsey Makel
Bartonsville
Makel
McIntyre
Sarah Diggs
McIintyre
Ice Street
Hillehope
Honduran Rebels In Full Control Reported
Washington March 25 The Associated Press says Honduran revolutionists control all but Tegucigalpa after American Minister Morales reported to the State Department. Also noted, a 12 year old boy died from injuries after falling from a wagon near Woodbine Carroll County Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Preas
Washington
Tegucigalpa
Morales
State Department
Charles Myers
Rebecca Myers
Woodbine
Carroll County
John McKinney
Reward Offered in Young Men's Shop Robbery
A $500 reward is offered for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the robbers who early Sunday morning broke into the Young Men's Shop and stole merchandise valued near $3,000. Police in Washington are pursuing leads, but details are being kept confidential. The store sponsors the reward and vows thorough pursuit of the criminals, believed linked to prior city robberies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Coe
Hampstead Mayor Held on Theft Charge
Dr. Edgar E. Bush, Hampstead mayor and bank president, was arraigned in Westminster on theft charges for allegedly stealing a $50 antique pitcher from a fire scene. He testified he picked up the smoke-darkened pitcher as a fire souvenir and claimed no felonious intent. The magistrate ordered him held for the May grand jury on $250 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar E. Bush
Hampstead
First National Bank of
Hampstead Volunteer Fire Department
Carroll County Firemen’s Association
Robert E. Lee Hutchins
Westminster
Dr. Bush
Guy W. Steele
Hills
Bush
Edward QC
Hutchins
Minstrel Serenade Plans Advance for City Opera House
Arrangements advance for The Minstrel Serenade to be staged May 22 and 23 at the City Opera House under Frederick Lodge No 684 BPO Elks. Meredith Holland outlines duties, ticket distribution led by C Cliffred Noll, ads by A A Hileman and publicity committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Opera House
Frederick Lodge No. 684
B.P.O. Ellis
Meredith Holland
C. Cliffred Noll
A.A Hileman
Harrington Adams
Plans for Eighth Annual Auto Show Begin April 8
Captain Robert F. Barrick announces the Eighth Annual Automobile Show will be held at the First Regiment Armory the week starting April 8. Only a few exhibitor spaces remain with decor awarded to Mr Dietz of Hagerstown and tickets mailing to Frederick county auto owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Regiment
Robert F. Barrick
Company A
Second Battalion
Barrick
Dietz
Hagerstown
Oold Fellows
Frederick County
Warbaugh Auto Sales
Hudson
Exsex
Central Garage
Cadillac
Hupmobile
H. and
H. Motor Company
Stutz
Maryland Motor Machine Company
Nash
Ideal
Buick
Coran’s
Jefferson
Apperson
Frederick Motor Company
Ford
Lincoln
Kauffman Motor Company
Chevrolet
Green Motor Car Company
Overland
Automobile Club of Maryland
Armory
Milk Producers Association to Meet Saturday
The Maryland and Virginia Milk Producers Association plans a meeting at the courthouse on Saturday March 29 at 1 30 to review the association status and explain surplus milk handling arrangements. President Frank S Walker and secretary treasurer John McGill Jr will discuss the questions, with possible attendance by Dr F B Bomberger to stress cooperative value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland and
Virginia
Mik Producers’ Association
Court House
Frank S Walker
John McGill, Jr
F. B. Bomberger
Extension Service
Association
Tea for Miss Van Arsdale at Hood College
The Hood College Home Economics Department hosted a tea in Strawn Cottage for Miss May B. Van Arsdale of Teachers College Columbia University. The event featured yellow and white décor and included faculty members and President and Mrs Apple. Miss Van Arsdale will give a lecture on Knitting A Fine Art in Brodbeck Hall this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood College
Anna Adam
Strawn Cottage
May B. van Arsdale
Teacher's College
Columbia University
Mary McQueen
Apple
Miss van Arsdate
No Extra Dividend Sends American Can Shares Down
Omission of the extra dividend on American Can triggers heavy selling in the stock and related industrials. About 100000 shares traded before noon as the market shifts from recovery to a sharp drop, with the stock near 110 84. Nancy Lane Kauffman, daughter of the late Franklin K Lane, debuts as a professional stage personality under the name Naney Lane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Naney Lane
Nancy Lane Kauffman
Franklin K. Lane
Secretary of the Interior
Gets Five To Ten Years For Thefts Of 40 Automobiles
C H McClintock of Hagerstown Md pleads guilty to automobile thefts and is sentenced by Judge Gillan to five to ten years. He had escaped jail by sawing through bars and sprained an ankle on the wall jump earning a separate one to two year sentence. Local cars were recovered and two Frederick stolen cars were identified in Chambersburg as belonging to Dr P S Lansadle and Geo Creager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. McClintock
Hagerstown
Gillan
McClintock
Frederick
Chambersburg
Scout Leaders Training Meeting Opens Series Tonight
The first of six Scout Leader training meetings was held in the Y M C A. Leaders outlined scouting aims and the Daily Good Turn. The program covered oath laws flag history knots and first class requirements. Local leaders from several troops were listed with plans for upcoming sessions and observer visits to Washington D C troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
America
National Council
Washington, D. C
Y. M
Niles
Larry McDonald
Clayton Morgan
Colgate Brish
Kiwanis Chih
Charles Zimmerman
Walter England
Walkersville
C Burns
Ralph Burdett
Thurmont
Thurmont High School
Mr. Delaughter
Mt Plearant
Four Bandits Loot Postal Messenger in Harvey Robbery
Four bandits robed a postal messenger in Harvey a Chicago suburb and escaped in a car with two sacks said to hold between 110000 and 150000 dollars destined to manufacturing firms. The clerk William Russell age 66 was attacked while transporting the sacks from the railroad station to the post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Harvey
William Russell
Fall-Aide Funds Claimed In Senate Inquiry
The Senate Oil Committee questioned M D Thatcher about Albert B Fall's bank account as it disclosed a 32000 dollar gain from ranch land purchases from an undisclosed source. The probe also revealed details of Jesse W Smith's dummy stock accounts. A resolution to impeach El Paso customs collector C C Chase was adopted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Albert B. Fall
O11
M. D. Thatcher
Fist National Bank
Pueblo
Colo
Fall
Walsh
Frant Anderson A. Tackett
Jesse W. Smith
Daugherty
Smith
Chase
House
C. C. Chase
el Paso
Texas
Senate
Montana
Price McKinney
Cleveland
Albert B
Progress on IOOF Buildings in Baltimore Area
Officials of the IOOF report substantial progress on the G O F Home on North Market Street. A five-building project shows four structures near completion with the Administration building due soon. A lodge roll call in Baltimore on April 22 at Westminster Church aims to raise about 160000 more, leaving 150000 needed before October dedication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Market Street
John B. Spence
Building Commission
William A. Jones
Thomas C. McGuire
Baltimore
Dorsey Wiehison
Westminster Church
Kidwiler and Kidwiler Separation Agreement Recorded
A separation and deed between Jacob A. Kidwiler and Elsie V. Kidwiler was recorded. The husband pays his wife 1000 dollars in cash and another 1000 with no interest in six months. The wife’s property is to be free from the husband’s rights and she will not incur debts for him. The agreement bars alimony suits and asserts no waiver of divorce causes, and allows future reconciliation or divorce without altering property terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob A. Kidwiler
Elsie V. Kidwiler
Kidwiler
Hood College Elects Student Government Officers 1924
Hood College announces the 1924 25 Student Government officers Frances Bremer president Gretchen Hattie vice president Jane Gore secretary Frances Good treasurer Grace Brown auditor Caln Brant assistant auditors Lorraine French Miss Bremer the president elect is retiring secretary
Chapman Seeks Republican Nomination for Vice President
Vice President Charley G. Chapman of Fullerton California campaigns for the Republican nomination. He is a supporter of Coolidge and promotes his bid in party circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley G.chapman
Fulerton
Calif
Hoe
Coolidge
Baughman Defends Maryland Special Deputies
Maryland official Baughman defends the corps of special deputies or snoopers amid legislative push to disband them. He argues most resentment stems from reprimands rather than arrests and praises the deputies as high grade, dedicated public servants risking their lives under tough conditions. A second item notes Mrs Enniss breaking her hip in Burkittsville and the rapid response by her family and doctors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baughman
Publc
Baugaman
Department
Caliber
Picayune
Maryland
Prisoner of War in Hands Enemy Anderson States Prisoner of War
William H. Anderson former New York Anti Saloon League official, convicted of third degree forgery, surrendered to Sheriff Dooling and begins a one to two year term at Sing Sing. He delivers a typewritten statement likening his actions to warfare and claiming credit for advancing the Eighteenth Amendment through New York ratification. He is to serve ten days at hard labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
William H. Anderson
Anti-Saloon League of
Sheriff Dooling
Sing Sing
Anderson
America
Congress
Ant-Saloon League
Grand Central Terminal
Canton Distillery sale ties to Manning in Grove trial
In United States District Court Marty Grove and four co defendants are linked to a Canton Distillery sale to a mysterious Mr Manning. Louis Mann testified he pocketed over 100000 as his share before a major whiskey robbery. Jacob R Ligum is named as Mann’s associate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Prose
Baltimore
Marty
Happy”) Grove
United States
Tay Louis Mann
Interbridge Horsey
Niy
Canton
Manning
Mann
Jacob R. Ligum
Canton Histiery
Grove
Wilbur Routzahn
Frederick Truckman
John Routzahn
Albert White
Frederick
Also Mentioned on This Page
Worthington
Dorsey
Honduran
John Goroni
Department of Justice
Ellis
Opera, House
Capt
Milk Producers’ Assn
Fredrick
Miss van Arsdale
The
Chambersburg, Pa
Scout Leaders
Harke
Col
National Bank
Jesse Smith
Enniss
Annia EK. Enniss
Joseph Enniss
Martinsburg
West Vironna
Burkittsville
Joseph F Enniss
Toustin
Gikmore R. Flaud
Anderson States
Canton Sale
Germany
1. S
Fo. Cheesman Enratar
London
Wil Ho
South Pacific Islands
Racawa
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!