Probing Middletown Crash as Two Die in Auto Wreck
State and county authorities hold a conference on the March Middletown fatal crash that killed Bertram Cilles and i é Peach of Baltimore and injured Ernest Hammersiz and Mi Anga Peach. An officer’s alleged disposal of alcohol evidence is questioned as investigators seek more facts and potential grand jury action.
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Middletown
Bertram Cilles
i é Peach
Baltimore
Ernest Hammersiz
Mi Anga Peach
Aaron R. Anders
Maryland St Police
Stars
Hammersla
M Anderstad
Hammersin
Stevens
Anders
KR. H. Williams
crand
eres
C Wilbur Hahn Esteemed In Western Advertising Field
The News reports C Wilbur Hahn’s prominence in the advertising field. Hahn, production manager for an agency in Denver, advises and collaborates with Frederick papers and trade publishers. He is married with two children, and his career draws interest from Frederick residents.
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Hahn
Hood College Athletic Association Banquet Honors Gym Plans
The Hood College Athletic Association held its annual banquet in Coblenz Hall. Elizabeth Mitchell presided as toastmistress as the college outlined plans for a new gymnasium. Prizes were awarded to Emily Lapp and others for basketball hockey tennis swimming and overall athletic points. Elizabeth Apple received top honors for reaching 2909 points.
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Athletic Association of
Hood College
Coblentz
Elizabeth P. Mitchell
Athletic Association
W. J. King
Naval Academy
Annapois
Joseph H. Apple
Esther Shaw
Ruby Walker
Harogers
Hood
Elizabeth Lewis
King
Fred CH
Apple
athlec
Emily Lapp
Army
Anna Tisinger
Mary M. Schaeffer
Margaret McDonald
Elizabeth Apple
Laura Althouse
ighowss Margars
McDonald
Bt Keitel
Rose Den
anna Mar Bassler
Emil
Elizabeth Appie
Three Men Fined Five Dollars Each for Assault
In a Tuesday session at 2 o'clock Judge Johnson fined three men five dollars and costs each after minor assault cases. Walter Stockman was assaulted at the Patrick Court building by J. Grahame Johnson and others involved. O'Brien, Abrecht, and Bowers appeared or were cited in the proceedings.
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FALE Abrecht
Johnson
John B
Bowers
House of Correction
Clarence Jackson
Dick Potts
Auto Found in County Claimed by Insurance Co
A stolen Chandler coupe found abandoned near New Market is now the subject of a court dispute. The insurance company through its representatives seeks ownership while Sheriff Jones and Mrs. Jones have relinquished any claim. Await court decision on title and custody.
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INSURANCE CO
Chandler
Freder L
cody
James A. Jones
Insurance company
Sheriff Jones
New Market
Ausazerman Oo
Glee Club Concert Staged Across Local Lutheran Homes
Members of the Glee Club organize a concert tour in Frederick county hosted by Lutheran church members in Frederick and Middie-Clagett. Simeon leads the event committees with plans to entertain attendees in local homes.
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Orchkes vanceTt
cai
York
Simeon
gies moor
Temder
Seferson
Thurmont
Frederick and
Middie- Clagett I
mittes
Bandit Robs Paymaster of Roulette Mills
A bandit robbed a paymaster near Roulette Knitting Mills in stown Maryland shortly after 1 p m taking payroll totaling 40500. A car with Pennsylvania plate 647-TST was observed as the getaway vehicle. Police from Hagerstown and Frederick set up roadblocks and searched public roads to catch the highwayman. Multiple officers and the sheriff were alerted and alerted to the suspect.
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The
Associated Press
stown
March .S
Toneington
East W street
fivo
public square
Feelinig
Fredrik
Hagerstown
Frederick
force
Jones
Soviet Postpone Execution Of Two Catholic Priests
The Polish government informs in Warsaw that Archbishop Zepliak head of the Russian Catholic church will not be executed at this time and the case will be pursued through diplomatic talks. Washington denounces the planned execution as an outrage against humanity provoking U.S. outrage and horror.
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SOVIETS
Associated Press
Warsaw
Zepliak
Russia
WASHINGTON
Zeptiak
Butchkavitch
Moscow
State department
United States
Pinchot Day Law Takes Effect In Pennsylvania
The Pinchot prohibition enforcement law passed by the Pennsylvania House and signed by Governor Pinchot goes into effect immediately. Saloon keepers face uncertainty as the administration plans regulation of liquor sales and possible fee refunds for the current year.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Pinchot
House of Representatives
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
House
Port Surveyor Asked to Explain Liquor Order
A Washington dispatch reports that officials request a port surveyor to explain a liquor order. The Associated Press notes Secretary Mo and Thomas discussed the matter earlier today.
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PORT SURVEYOR
The
Associated Pre
Washington
Marc
Thomas
Rehearsal on Stage Opera Yo ig be stag mer
A fragmentary note on a rehearsal on stage mentions opera production with likely cast and stage work. Details are incomplete but indicate preparation for a performance with performers and crew.
Helfenstein Hoarsely Improves After Poison Attempt
Miss Ruth Helfenstein, who on Saturday attempted to end her life by swallowing bichloride of mercury tablets, is improving at Tek City Hospital where she was taken after the poisoning.
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Helfenstein
Ruth E. Helfsortein
Tek City Hospital
Daugherty Statement On Harding For President In 1924 Not Pleasing To Him
Attorney General Daugherty’s public suggestion that Harding seek re nomination drew no agreement from the President and was not considered necessary by Daugherty. Daugherty arrived from Miami to discuss the topic with the President upon his return.
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Daugherty
Harding
Ataus
Fila
Attorn
Trix
Miami
Pgint
Daugherty questioned on blackmail plots in Keenan case
Draper Daugherty son of the U S Attorney General appeared at New York District Attorney Pecora's office and was questioned at length about any information he might have regarding blackmail schemes tied to Dorothy Keenan the slain model who acted as a decoy.
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Associated Press
New York
Draper
Daugherty
United States
Pecora
Dorothy Keenan
Daugherty to Make No Statement in Keenan Murder Case
On arrival with President Harding's vacation party Attorney General Daugherty announced he would make no statement regarding the involvement of his son Major Draper M. Daugherty in the Keenan murder mystery. The report comes from St. Augustine dated March 28 via The Associated Press.
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Associated Press
St. Augustine
Daugherty
Harding
Draper M. Daugherty
Keenan
Bankruptcy Petition Filed Against Silk Company
New York on March 8 40 involuntary petition in bankruptcy was filed today against the Dery Corporation broad silk manufacturers. The company went into receivership in equity Monday on complaint of E. Geri and Company Inc a creditor with claims over 1 750 600. The petition mentions liabilities but not assets. The equity court notes liabilities exceed 18 000.
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Associated Press
New York
the
Dery Corporation
broad silk
equity
E. Geri and Compant, Inc
petitio
Stocks Rise While Rail Shares Lag Behind
The Associated Press reports New York markets showing broad gains with many stocks advancing. Railroad shares offered a weak performance, straining overall index momentum as trading moved through the morning session.
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Associated Press
New York
Peary Cali
Salvation Army Appeal Held at City Hall
The Salvation Army annual appeal took place at the City Hall and aldermanic venue with organizers including Culler, Zimmerman, Maples, McCleery, Delaplaine, Gilson, Haller, Shaffer, Staley, Fox, Bowers, Wilson, Staub, Amesien, Erickson and others. Campaign details to be announced later.
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alder
Ci Hall
rh. C. Culler
Ralph Zimmerman
Moore
foil Culler
Sam Maples
George 2
Louis L. Wilson
Meredith Staub
R. Amesien
Erickson
Street Work Under Way As City Awaits State Action
Intendent directs repairs on West Patrick and Court streets to fix sunken spots and improve lighting. City crews begin temporary fixes while awaiting Frederick’s main streets to join the state roads system. Officials note many streets in poor condition and plan urgent work, with several sections of town currently dark.
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West Patrick street
Court street
State Roads Commission
Frederick
Iy wag
eveniaz
Fire Loss for Sinclair Oil Company Extends Near New Orleans
New Orleans reports the Sinclair Oil Company refining plant at Serreaux, located miles south, suffered fire damage. The loss estimate stands at about 2.96 million dollars as officials assess the blaze, with repairs expected to impact the facility and local operations.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Sinclair Oi Co
Serreaux
here
Sugar Commission Starts Inquiry On Tariff Impact
Washington reports the Tariff Commission begins work to assess how the new sugar tariff affects prices, with results not expected for about six months. The President directs the inquiry under the flexible tariff law and Justice Department monitors market activity for legal breaches.
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Associated Press
Washington
Tariff Commission
Augustine
Fla
Hading
Department of Justice
47 On Trial in Phila in Big Whiskey Deal
Philadelphia March 28 47 defendants faced a federal case led by William C McConnell of Shamokin Pa a former state senator and noted as a Federal Prison Director. They are charged with issuing permits and withdrawing whiskey and alcohol from distilleries for millions of cars worth of whiskey and alcohol.
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PHILA
Associated Press
Philadelphia
J. Whitaker Thompson
William C. McConnell
Shamokin
State Senate
T permi
Newspaper men wait at Stotesbury home
Reporters camp outside a county residence linked to the Keesan murder case as authorities question witnesses and seek statements. The scene centers on John Bearsi and inlaw relations amid ongoing investigation.
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STOTESBURY
John Bearsi ho
Marsnall
Amoskeag Mill Grants 12 Percent Wage Increase
Manchester March 22 The Amoskeag Manufacturing Co a leading cotton mill notified employees a 12 percent wage increase will take effect. The move comes as the company expands operations and boosts labor costs amid industry growth.
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Associated Pros
Manchester
N. H
Amoskeag Manufacturing Co
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Charles Seward
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Fannie Wiles
Laura Babington
Edgar A. Young
Morris P. Hotter
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ATTY
SILK COMPANY
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