Fifteen Months Each for Chicken Theft trio
Webber acquitted by jury excoriated as three Knoxville men Frank Fauble Fred Fisher and Sam Giles receive one year and three months in Maryland House of Correction after pleading guilty to stealing chickens The court noted their plea and Webber's fear induced the thefts and saved county costs while criticizing Webber for prior larceny history. Defense counsel were Alton Y Bennett and Reno S Harp Fauble aged 20 with two children Fisher married with seven children Giles unmarried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Fauble
Fred Fisher
Sam Giles
Knoxville
Maryland House of Correction
Page Webber
John S. Newman
Webber
Daniel Staley
Fisher
Giles
Fauble
Maryland
Webd‘ber
Newmax
Alton Y. Bennett
Reno S. Harp
Faubie
Mattied
Camp Titchie Upgrades for Fifth Regiment Encampment
General Milton A. Reckord and Major T. J. McNicholas surveyed Camp Titchie at Cascade revealing planned improvements before the Fifth Regiment arrives in July. Enhancements include a larger rifle range with six new targets at 300, 500 and 600 yards, an extended combat range, a $6500 concrete floor for the reservoir, grading and landscape work, and a new enlisted men's clubhouse on the lake shore for National Guard members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton A. Reckord
T. J. Mc Nicholas
Maryland National Guard
Camp Titchie
Cascade
R. F. Barrick
Eigheen
National Guard
Derailment disrupts New York rush hour trains injures dozens
Five cars of the West Island Electric Railroad derailed near Woodside station in Queens during the morning commute. All 609 aboard were checked. one seriously injured, others treated for bruises or minor injuries as ambulances responded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Woar Island
ER. R
Woodsite
Queens
Hostals
Houston Democrats Show Warm Welcome Ahead of Convention
The piece notes Democratic National Committee chairman Clem Shaver touts Houston’s preparations for the 193? convention with debt paid and ample seating for 16 000, plus $375 000 in beautification and auditorium funding, while Republican chairman William Butler faces Kansas City. It contrasts Houston’s hosting effort with Kansas City’s planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clem Shaver
Democratic National Committee
Houston
Shaver
William M. Butler
Kansas City
Texas
South
National Committee
Plans for Baltimore Presbyterians conference at Hood College
The third annual conference of the Presbyterian Synod of Baltimore and the Woman's Synodical Society for Missions will meet at Hood College June 1822. Delegates from Baltimore Washington and Cumberland attend as 259 people joined the all day meeting at Babcock Memorial church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Presbyterian Synod of
Woman's Synodical Society For Missions
Hood College
Woman's Missionary Society of the
Woman'’s Missionary Society
Baltimore Presbytery
Martin J. Girten
Tucson Intian School
Arizona
Misa Gerwride Schultz
Ian Toard
Mis Beth
Mersan Devolionala
Wallace RadeNf
Washingcon
Hood Col
Eooweet
Charles Sifford
Anrechi
Misread Play At Emmitsburg Features Unclear Cast
A garbled notice from Emmitsburg discusses a March 23 performance titled The Signa of the Crose. It mentions Bt. Inspire High Schon and Mona TRE with three young ladies in a stage setup, but many words are illegible yielding a fragmentary account of the theater event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmitsburg
Emmitsbure
Virgin Timber Burned on South Mountain Front
Several hundred acres of virgin timber on South Mountain near Cherry Run burned in the first major forest fire of spring. The blaze threatened the Potomac Edison Company high tension line between Cumberland and Williamsport before being checked late yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
South Mountain
Cherry Run
Dirst
Potomac Edison Company
Cumberland
Williamsport
Judge weighs new trial for Daily and Rogers robbing Gem station
Judge John S. Newman heard arguments on granting a new trial for James Daily and Richard Rogers who were convicted of robbing the Gem service station at Buckeystown Pike and Georgetown Pike. Prosecutors say $48 was taken. George Alger identified the two men. Defense argued alibi and weight of evidence. Trial judges will issue a ruling later. Both defendants remain jailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Daily
Richard Rogers
Gem
Georgetown Pikes
John S. Newman
Winebrenner and Linn
Daily
Rogers
Geo. Alger
Washington
Montgomery County
Alger
Hood A. A. Holds Its Annual Banquet at Hood College
Hood College Athletic Association hosted its annual banquet in Coblentz Hall to welcome new members. President Joseph H. Apple and Dr Marion Hague Rea of the University of Pennsylvania spoke on physical education and western sports, with awards given to hockey and basketball teams and notes on points and letters earned by several members. Local girls from Frederick and nearby towns attended the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood College Athletic Association
Coblentz Hall
Betty Lee Scott
Ruth Rike
A. A
Joseph H. Apple
Marion Hague Rea
University of Pennsylvania
Rea
West
Margaret Harvey
Hood
Helen French
Betty Fea Scott
Esther Hottenstein
Dorothy Schaeffer
Frederick and Vicinity
Virginia Doub
Elizabeth Sager
Sarah Quinn
Kathryn Trundle
Frederick
Louise Weagley
Middletown
Ethel Eyler
Helen Wilbide
Thurmont
Chicago Alderman Indicted in Prohibition Conspiracy
Titus Haffa a Chicago alderman and nine associates including a former Lincoln Park Board member were indicted by a federal grand jury on charges of conspiring to violate prohibition laws. The government says the case centers on a $5 404 600 illicit liquor ring moving alcohol to Chicago and the surrounding area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Titus Haffa
Lincoln Park Board
Sum Iodar
Chicaro
Siddie West
Coolidge Extends Radio Commission Powers for One Year
President Coolidge signed the bill extending the Radio Commission for another year and extending authority to allocate broadcasting licenses across various portions of the country amid ongoing debates over station allocations. The action keeps the commission in operation as the government evaluates the broadcast landscape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mar
Coolidge
The
Radio Commission
Tengihe Amore Broadcasting
Fire damages Pimlico race track boxes and stands
Balimore March 28 The center section of the Pimlico race track stands and boxes were burned. Fire started from torches used by workers cutting steel under the stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pimlico
Balimere
rKom Hoges
Mimica
Tula
NAMES ON PRIMARY BALLOTS FILED FOR SIXTH MMD ELECTION
Frederick County election supervisors report six more filings for delegates to the Republican state convention. David I. Lewis Democrat Cumberland seeks Maryland Sixth District congress seat. Zihlman Republican incumbent Cumberland seeks re election. Goldsborough Republican former governor Baltimore seeks US Senate. Bruce Democrat Baltimore seeks re election. Herbert Hoover seeks Republican presidential nomination. Primary set for May 7. City politics note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
William Cabell Bruce
Baltimore
Commerce
Herbert Hoover
Maryland Senator Sees Coolidge Hoover as Only Hope
Washington March 23 AP Senator Weller, after a White House call, said Maryland Republicans believe only Coolidge or Hoover can carry the state. He predicted Maryland's 19 Kansas City votes would go to Hoover, while Democratic backing would lean to Governor Smith of New York. He also urged the President to appoint Vincent Sheehy U S Attorney for the district of Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Coolidge
Hoover
Maryland
Senator Weller
White House
Weller
Tuun
Kansas City
Houston
Ritchie
Smith
New York
Vincent Sheehey
United States
District of Columbia
Sheehy
Hyattsville
Plane crash in Toluca kills three Americans
In Toluca, a sudden wind gust caused a plane from Nogales to Mexico City to crash in the streets, killing three Americans. The victims are Sterling Robbs of New Mexico, cattleman. William E. Kinz of Douglas, Arizona, mining law expert. and Wallace Springer, Cimarron, New Mexico cattleman. Rohlfs, son of Charles and Mrs. Rohlfs of Buffalo, is named. his mother is Anna Katherine Green, noted mystery writer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Nogales
Arizon
Toluca
Sterling Robbs
William E. Kinz
Douglas
Ariz
Wallace Springer
Cimarron
N. M
Rohlfs
Charles Rohlfs
Buffalo
Anna Katherine Green
Mrs Goodhue Improvement Reported In Bulletin
Northampton Mass March 29 improvement in the condition of Mrs Lemita Goodhue mother of Mrs Caizin Covlidze was noted in a bulletin issued shortly before noon The patient had a very comfortable night and shows improvement this morning Mrs Coolitize visited Dickinson Hospital during the forenoon and stayed with her mother until lunchtime They chatted the greater part of the time and the visit appeared to cheer Mrs Goodhue without further detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northampton
Mass
Lemita Goodhue
Caizin Covlidze
Coolitize
Dickinson Hospital
Gorihue Xteatis
Monoxide Gas Kills Baltimore Society Girl
In Baltimore on March 28 Sara Stewart 25 a well known member of society died in a hospital after carbon monoxide from a car engine in a closed garage. Neighbors found her in the garage. Rosa testified she was overcome as the car was started last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paliimora
Ars — Mise
Sara Stewart
Balimore Society
Jates
Garats
Merex Hospital
Rosa
Rotarian Talk Explores What Manner of Man Rotarian Should Be
Rev. Dr. Henri L. G. Kieffer spoke to Frederick Rotary at the Key Hotel on the ideal Rotarian, emphasizing friendliness, honorableness, helpfulness, and an international outlook. The meeting announced plans for a Frederick landing field with a joint effort by Rotary, Kiwanis and Lions clubs, and included welcome of new members T. Stuart Haller and George Edward Wilcoxen Jr. with district and club officers in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Rotary Club
Che
Francis Scott Key
Henri L. G. Kieter
Robert L. Warfield
Kiwanis and
Lions Clubs
I. C. Culler
Culler
St. Bernard
Kieffer
Ostend
Belgium
Edith Cavell
Woodroy Wilson
Interna
International House
New York
Rotary International
Rotary
T. Stuart Haller
George Edward Wilcoxen, Jr
7. H. Apple
Eddie Plank
Sam W. Maples
John A. Markell
Maxwell
Georgeb. McCleery
Glenn I. McGregor
G. Lloyd Palmer
Paul J. Payne
Elias B. Ramsburg
T. J. Russell
William EK. Trail
Henry T. Wade
Rebekahs to Meet in Maryland Assembly Week
About 30 members of Samaritan Rebekah Lodge No. 51 of this city plan to attend the nineteenth annual session of the Rebekah Assembly of Maryland in Baltimore. The Frederick party leaves at 6 this evening for ceremonies including decoration of chivalry for Miss Ethel M. Beard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samaritan Rebekah Lodge
Rebekah Assembly of Maryland
Temple
Baltimore
Frederick
Ethel M. Beard
Theodore D. Schek
Department of Maryland
Violate Sutter
Brunswick
Susan A. Jones
Elizabeth Seeger
Mollie Hartington
Lindbergh Leaves Pollingfield for New York Flight
Col. Charles A. Lindbergh took off from Pollingfield at 10 50 a m for New York city. He was accompanied by his personal attorney Henry Breckinridge Captain Emory Land and Major Thomas G Lamphier. Gift of nine hundred walking machine records and operas presented to Washington and Lee University YMCA by Mrs Virginia Stevens widow of the late physicist Stevens and daughter of Jonny Letcher Governor of Virginia during the Civil War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Mar
Charles A. Lindbergh
Pollingfield
New York City
Henry Breckinridge
Emory Land
Bureau of Aeronautics of the Navy
Thomas G. Lamphier
Selfridge Field
Mich
W. and I
Walter LeConte Stevens
Washinton
Teo University
Washington and Lee University
C. A
Stevens
Aken
Virginia Stevens
Jonny Letcher
Virginia
Temporary Settlement In Lineboro Congregation Dispute
Chief Judge Francis Neal Parke of the Circuit Court for Carroll County has issued an opinion that brings a temporary conclusion to the litigation between the Lutheran and Reformed congregations at Lineboro Carrie County. The judge notes that while amicable operations may continue the court actions appear inevitable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lineboro
Carrie County
Francis Neal Parke
Circuit Court For
Carrol
Tilse Parke
Cour
Haldeman and Stinson Seek World Endurance Record
In Jacksonville on March 25 Captain George Haldeman and Edldie Stinson launched at 7 36 a m eastern standard time from the beach to attempt a new world endurance flight. They aim to surpass the 52 hours 23 minutes held by German aviators. In St Paul Gene Shank ended his third failure to set a new flight record when a plugged gas jet forced him down after 12 hours 10 minutes aloft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Fla
George
Haldeman
Edldie Stinson
Ruth Elder
Stinson
Detroit
St. Paul
Minn
Mar
Gene Shank
St. Paul Aviater
Court News: Property Deeds and Divorces Listed
Deeds transferring county and city parcels at ten dollar filings appear along with equity actions and a bank trustee petition. Divorces granted include Bertha Blickenstaff custody, Gladys Young custody, and related support orders. Reno Harp and Alton Bennett as attorneys. Market commentary notes firmer trading and orderly gains after earlier reaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ and Mechanics’ National Bank
Frederick
Dennis F. Staley
Stoner
Storm
Fanny Curry
James F. Curry
AL ¥. Bennett
Bertha P_ Blickenstaff
Foster H_ Blickenstaff
F Jer HH. Blickenstaff Sr
Gladys L. Younes
Richard F.G. Young
Dorothy L. Young
Folly Theater Wrecked by Fire in Baltimore
Fire started under the stage of the Folly Theater on Haltimore Street near Ratlaway and damaged the adjoining Hotly Hotel. Firemen fought the blaze for about two hours. William Plouts attempted to aid with a small extinguisher as occupants were awakened. The theater, once the Monumental, had long operated as a burlesque venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haltimore
Mar
Haltimore Street
Ratlaway
Codiy
Hotly
Wilam
Monumental
Probe into fatal crash continues as witness testifies
A Carroll county coroner’s inquest in Westminster adjourned after reports that Mrs. Eleanor Ward remains hospitalized with a broken jaw but no skull fracture. The inquiry into the collision involving a milk truck driven by Mohil Warehime and a car carrying Robert Ireland and Mrs. Ward will resume once she can testify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster
Robert N
Ireland
Glenn Falls
Carroll County
Eleanor Ward
Mohil Warehime
Union Bridge
Woestminster
Otto Beall
Thurmont
Irelang
R. E. Lee - Hutchings
Circuit Court Room
William B. Chappelle
Edith Martir
Peter Miller
Weastminster
Ward
Lewis Scipp
John A. Shipley
Weddle
Warehime
Three Die in Warren Home Fire Tragedy
Firefighters found Frank S and his wife and their 12 year old son Jackson dead in their beds after a blaze gutted the Warren residence interior. Investigators suspect death occurred before the fire and an inquest was planned.
German Bremen airship crew defer Atlantic hop awaiting weather
At Baldonnel Airdrome Dublin on March 28 the Bremen crew delay their planned Atlantic crossing until weather improves. Baron Von Suenefeld Captain Koehli and crew scan charts as London and U S weather reports are unfavourable. The team overhauls the airship behind a barbed wire fence seeking secrecy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldonnel Airdrome
Dublin
Atlantic
Baron von Suenefeld
Itt
Baldonnel Irdrome
London
United States
Bagel
Hermann Koeh
Germany
Koen
Mecchanic
Arthur Spindler
Junker
Bremen
Wills Probated in Greenfield and Lawson Estates
Probate records reveal the will of George B. Wilhide dated 1923 leaving three children Luther D Wilhide George L Wilhide and Mabel M Wilhide equal shares and option to purchase a home site for 4500. Widow Etta D Wilhide receives one third of personal property proceeds and one seventh of real estate sale proceeds. Ada M Wilhide omitted as adopted by an aunt. Executors Luther D J Wilhide and George L Wilhide named without bond. The Lawson will dated 1926 leaves life estate to widow Lillie J Lawson with remainder to children Arthur Harrison Joan M William R Charles T Della May and Ruth R Lawson. McGill Belts named executor and trustee. Scout Leaders supper held at Hotel Frederick with 17 leaders and 9 troops participating. discussion on the Proposed Rating and Inspection Plan and regional jamboree planned for the southern region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Mabel
Luther D
George L
Ada. M. Wilhide
Dae Tate
Luther D. J. Wilhilde
George L. Wilhide
Mabel M. Wilhide
Etta D. Wilhide
Luther D. J. Wilhide
Ada M. Wilhide
Greenstone Products Company
Luther D. J. Withide
George L. Withide
William M. Storm
Frank L. Stoner
Hotel Frederick
Otlock
Scott
George C. Whitmer
Charles W. Lovrick
Shaver
Nealeuariera
Stephens
Whitney
Braddock Heights
Maryland
Virginia
Pennslvania
Charles W. Toss
Ernest Eh Fierhens
Ibe Pro Istam
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Eee Ewes
POL Perens
Newman
General Reckord
National Guard Headquarters
New Market District
Vester B. Bartlett
Crurt House
W. T. Delaplains
Baltimers
Chariez Paul Staler
Palestine
Sentinel
Rodney Dutcher
NEA
Sweet Harmony
Dr. Apple
Lewis
Goldsborough
Zihlman and
Bruce
G. O. P. State Convention
Frederick City
Mexican ST
Mrs. Goodhue
Physician’s Bulletin
Baltq
H.L.G. Kieffer
Rebekahs
Samaritan Lodge
Lindbergh
Court News
Addie Boyer Molesworth
Joseph H. Price
Raymond A. Taylor
William P. Bartholow
Daniel F. Roddy
Joseph B. Warthen
Ienry Fitz
John H. Brown
Harry D. Axling
John D Conner
Earl W. Barkdoll
C. Maude Geeseman
Rome Green
Hobart C. Blickenstaff
Guy J. Plunkett
Joseph
Edwards
FOLLY
Aa Burlesque House
Monrr
Cman
Baldonnel
Wilhide
Lawson
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