Bank Robbery Foiled by Clerk Alarm at Baltimore Branch
Armed bandits attempted a late morning hold up at a Baltimore Savings Bank branch on Eutaw and Baltimore streets. Simms fired a shot at one robber, who died, as the robbers fled to a car with Virginia license plate 4704. No funds were taken and officials reported a prompt police response.
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Baltimore
fie
Eutaw
Balmore
John
bank watermanc
Simms
ans
William F. Exepter
Connecticut Bank
Watertown
Court News and Market Reports From Jefferson and Nearby
Marriage licenses listed for Norman W. Himes and E Routzahn alongside others from Jefferson and nearby areas. Property deeds record transfers with modest sums noted. Market news reports Yorks stock market rising irregularly on Fed signals while mentioning declines in banking and merchandising shares. Aimee Logan, wife of the sheriff, announces a bid for sheriff in Cecil County. Masachusetts bank closures note losses of about 285000 with officials naming Harold Newcomb in the savings department.
Hard-Boiled Rules Made To Punish Missouri Prison Strike
At Missouri State Penitentiary in Jefferson City guards crackdown after two mutinies. About 3 000 or more inmates go breakfastless as “hard boiled” discipline is imposed. 62 convicts treated for injuries from guards or fights. factories largely closed except chair plant. Warden Leslie Rudolph says work or face consequences.
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Jefferson City
Missouri penitentiary
Missimi
Leslie Rudolph
stiikroom
Rudolon
Past Grands Meet Honors Odd Fellows Plans
Nearly one hundred members of the Past Grands Association of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows met in Thurmont at Good Samaritan Lodge. The gathering reviewed funds for the Odd Fellows Home and featured addresses by Grand Warden S. Elmer Brown and Past Grand Master B H Dorsey Etchison. Members from Elk Ridge, Grimswick, Good Samaritan, King David, Frederick Fidelity, Net Market, and Frederick City lodges attended. The program included remarks by Rev. A B Snedegar and supper followed the meeting with plans to reconvene at Fidelity Lodge in New Market.
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order
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Frederick county
Good Samaritan Lodge
Thurmont
Good Samaritan Lodgy
L D Crawson
S. Elmer Brown
BH. Dorsey Etchison
Elk Ridge Lodge
Grunswick
King David Lodge
Frederick Fidelity Lodge
Net Market
Frederick City Lodge
Robert A. Bennett
A .B. Snedegar
Odd
A. Y. White
Brown
Fidelity Lodge
New Marxsct
Apc
Irish Cosgrave Government Resigns After Dail Defeat
Dublin reports the Cosgrave administration resigns following a Dail defeat on an opposition motion led by Eamonn De Valera of Fianna Fáil. Absences reduced government support as the Dail adjourned awaiting next week’s nomination and a possible reshuffle. Also notes a weather thread with temperatures around 50 and 32 degrees.
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Dublin
Irish Free State
Walliam T. Cosgrave
toda
reserea
Calah
Eamonn De Valera
Fianna Faw
tesigmahon
witl Weemestiay
eek
wil
Casgrave possibis
Frederick Bank Clearings Signal Strong Local Business
Frederick city and county show improving business with bank clearings for 1930 ahead of 1929 in February and March. Figures from Fredericktown Savings Institution note January 1930 slightly below last year, but February and March exceed 1929. Local banks belong to the Frederick Creating House Association, with Howard M. Abaush compiling data to illustrate current conditions.
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Frederick
ihe B.C. Maz
Fredericktown Savings Institution
Howard M. Abaush
Markell
Plans for Home Products Week in Frederick County
The Frederick Chamber of Commerce and local manufacturers plan Home Products Week to keep Frederick county money in Frederick county. A sub committee delayed reporting April 2 to consider all suggestions. About 30 Market and Patrick street windows will display local products with more companies joining the effort.
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Frederick
Frederick county
United States Chamber of Commerce
Lions International
Monda
Francis Scot
ieport
Market
Patrick streets
Chamber of Commerce
James HB. Godbrill Jr
Richard F Simmons
Paul L Payne
H Noel Haller
ann Lews
L . O. Garber
George W acodemus
gene sa
Frederick city
county
Hagerstown
enhauer
Til
Naval Parley Turns To Italy To Help Crisis
London March 28 AP Americans and British delegates turn toward Italy seeking parity with any continental power in the naval talks with France as the chief issue, while France resists parity. Swanson opposes a consultative pact as a high price for a five power treaty, favoring a three power limit or adjournment.
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London
France
Italy
Rome
Swanson
Washington
Senator Swanson
Virginia
Foreign Relations committee
Hoover Lkewise
America
Suit Follows Tar Attack in Rockville Area
Samuel Dorsey Owings sues Frank Price and brothers Oscar and Auburn Seal in Circuit Court for 15000 from a tar attack at a Etchison area home after a February 23 incident linked to a drinking party. Price and Oscar Seal convicted of assault and battery, Auburn Seal acquitted. Owings previously hospitalized after the incident.
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Rockylle
Samuel Dorsey Owings
Thomas Owings
Laytonsville
Frank Price
Etchison
Sandy Spring
Price
Oscar Seal
Auburn Seal
Stedman Prescot
Rockville
Maryland House of Correction
Owings
Oth
Carroll Roads Selected for County Improvements
Carroll county commissioners receive a letter from State Roads Authority chair G Clinton Uhl outlining this year’s project plan. The program includes partial repaving and resurfacing south of Taneytown with concrete, stone and dam repairs as recommended by the state roads board.
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Carroll
Carroll county
G Clinton Uhl
State Roads Commission
Uni
soar board
Taneytown
Bank Seizure Attaches Maryland Mining Group Assets
The sheriff attached six tracts totaling 7 918 acres on Great North Mountain in Frederick County Virginia to secure Citizens Bank of Heedysville which recently sued Maryland Mining and Fruit Company over a $5 000 claim.
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Burs Mountain
Gheriff Pannett
Frederick country
Citizens’ Bank
Heedysville
Maryland Mining and Fruit Company
Great North Mountain
Maryland Company
Keedesville Bank hs
Dynamite Kills Two in Bronx Tunnel Blast
A dynamite blast at 600 feet underground in the Bronx killed Frank Gilbert, 32, and injured nine of a fifteen man crew on the night shift. The blast occurred as Gilbert drilled a hole and pressed a trigger 15 minutes before shift end. Herbert Browning, 25, died three hours after the incident.
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New York
uderground
Bronx
Frank Gilbert
Herbert Browning
Gilbert Mey
eres
Mrs Ward to Head Federation of Clubs
Mrs A Norman Ward of Westminster leads the slate for the Maryland Federation of Women's Clubs as named by the nominating committee for action at the state convention in Salisbury May 5 6 and 7. Other nominees include Mrs Earl W Chafee Chevy Chase vice president Mrs C Albert Kuper Baltimore recording secretary Mrs Martha Shaw Westminster corresponding secretary Mrs Reginald Constable Elkton treasurer and Mrs J Enos Ray Chitu m state director.
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Baitimore
Mrch
A. Norman Ward
Westminster
Maryland Federation of Women’s Clubs
organization for action
Salisbury
Earl W. Chafee
Chevy Chase
C. Albert Kuper
Baltimore
Martha Shaw
Reginald Constable
Elkton
J. Enos Ray
Chitlum
Irish horse wins 91st Aintree Grand National
Shaungotlin the favored Irish runner carried W. H. Midwood colors to win the 91st Grand National at Aintree after a neck and neck final lap duel with Melleary's Belle. John H. Whitney's Sir Lindsay finished third on the 4 1 2 mile course. Shaungellin was listed at 100 to 1 in the betting.
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Aintree
England
Fire Rips 700 Japanese Buildings in Komatsumachi
AP dispatch from Toke reports a major blaze in Komatsumachi northwest Japan destroying 700 buildings. Town hall, police station, and school were damaged as the fire killed one firefighter and left three others seriously hurt when a fire engine overturned during efforts. Damage estimated at 1,000,000 yen.
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Toke
Komatsumachi
northhwest
Japan
Elec
Prohibition Chief Links Ginger-Flavored Carbolic Acid Sales
Washington March 28 AP Prohibitions Commissioner Doran announced bootleggers sold a concoction of creosote or crude carbolic acid flavored with ginger, blamed for hundreds of paralyzing cases across the south and southwest.
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Washington
Doran
Chimney Fire at 128 West Tierd Street Responds to Alarm
A silent alarm this morning drew the Junx Fire Company chemical wagon and the Citizens’ Truck Company lee truck to a chimney fire at 128 West Tierd Street. The blaze caused minor damage and was contained after a chemical wash. The property is owned by Millard N.
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Junx Fire Company
Citwens’ Truck Company
chemcal
Earthquake tremors alarm Tokyo near Yokohama
Alarmed by a fortnight of quakes, residents on the Tzu peninsula near Yokohama report two notable tremors in the past days. Officials warn the continued shocks may threaten a region once near the 1923 quake’s center.
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Tokio
Tzu peninsula
Yokohama
Four Little Victims of Gas to Be Buried in Frederick
Four young sisters who suffocated after arriving in Frederick for a visit will be buried in the same casket. The service will be held Saturday at Mt Olivet chapel after a 1 30 p m departure from 37 A Trail avenue. The family tale centers on Mrs LaRue Shields and Lester Shields with fallout from domestic trouble preceding the tragedy. A coroner ruled accidental death due to suffocation and an inquest was deemed unnecessary.
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Frederick
Trail avenue
Mt. Olivet chapel
LaRue Shields
Mamie Helen
Mary Lucille
Myrtle Estelle
Elsie Yvonne
W. C. Royss
First Baptist church
Af. R. Etchison & Son
Shields
Boyd
Montgomery county
Joseph A. Bussard
Mra Shields
Hite Hushacd
Lester Shields
Washington
Bussard
ir. Bussard
Westminster
Damascus
Rockville
Sherman P. Bowers
Justice Bowers
Roderick
Maryland House Speaker Lee Seeks Grand Jury Recess
The Montgomery county grand jury investigating county mismanagement recessed until April 7 after Speaker E. Brooke Lee and County Clerk Clark testified and the panel determined no further witnesses were needed. Lee defended the Zig Zag road and tax assessments saying builds followed expert specifications and approvals.
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Rockville
grand jury
Montgomery county
E. Brooke Lee
Maryland House of Delegates
Robert B. Peter
Lee
Clark
Speaker Lee
Enumerators receive census guidance at Frederick conference
Frederick city census enumerators convened at G Ed Myers headquarters to review 1936 procedures and secrecy rules under the Ia7 act. County workers joined later for a briefing as April 2 start approaches and special listings for institutions are arranged. William C. Maugans is proposed for Orphans Court vacancy in Washington County while John R. Huyett is tipped for chief judge. board of county commissioners post has 15 applicants.
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Frederick city
G. Ed. Myers
w ughten
ctty
Urge Maugans
IJudge
William C. Maugans
Maugens- Ville
Albert C. Ritchie
Orphans* Court
Washington county
Willem H. A Hamilton
Tohn R. Huyett
Mrr
Maugans
Washwoken
Board of County Commissioners
G. Harvey Sprecher
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ATCHMAN
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COURT NEWS
Norman W. Himes
Jefferson
E. Routzahn
Lancer
mel Goldberg
Fanniesterson
Wash- OTLichael Pister
wicexer
th Cannon
Moyne
Pace W. Smith
ellie V. Pearl
Lander
Theodore Martin
Unionville
Kate Baker
West
Virginia Jacobs
Ebme
laterman
wry McHenry
Lewis W. Putman
F. Miller
Eleanorer
Sid jel S. Guyton
Charles C. ion
GW. Falton
Lewis Crouse
Tt M Dinterman
E. Holic
Marie
E. Jackson
Thomas P. Keating
York
Federal Reserve
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MG. Machh
Aimee Logan
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Sherif G
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Cecil
ovesi
Masachusetts Bank
Worthampton
Mass
Hampshire Courts Trust County
Harold R Newcomb
savings department
ar Gursigie bank examiner
Ralp Hemen+ Pret
cest savings depositors
Guards Club
COSGRAVE
Mrs. Benjammin March
Detroit
NEA
March
Newton
Miami, Fla
Detroit Institute of Art
Green and Amber Lantern Inn
Lewis Ignatius Beam
Harry Wolfe
Lester Cosgrave
Washiiten
D. C
Eugene Getverdaemer Wolfe
Imuel Parks
Bethesda
George Fields
Sherman Lietz
New
Fred Trumbull
phiadelphia
Loretta Runkles
Preceriex
Russell Hindt
Mire
Bark Bright
Siva
Fischer
Air
Joseph Steward
Brgss
I. Levis
Immatius Kennedy
Amna Walle
Nore
Helen
Wolfe
Frank Wie
Canada
United States
Asistant
San Mar
Emory Harshman
Fahrney Memorial Home for
Midhe
hes
Brumbaugh
Mussolini
Ernest Watzl
Cleveland
Ohio
irl
Mary McGranshaw
Vienna
Austria
Watzl
Watz
MRS. WARD
FEDERATION OF CLUBS
W. C. Royal
William Shields
aberty
Lester
William
Paul Watkins
Robert Howes
Willant
Lester Shelds
uas
Mis is
Trederick
A. C. Kingsbury
Cindrer
AUN
Myers
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