Keyser Dies From Auto Injuries Near New Market
W McHenry Keyser 26 Baltimore financier and director of A S Abell Company died at Frederick City Hospital from a fractured skull after a Baltimore pike automobile overturned near New Market. He was alive with his wife and Dr Dandy present. three fellow passengers escaped injury. Keyser, son of R Brent Keyser, held key posts in Island Export and other financial interests. Passenger W Pagan, noted Navy dirigible design competitor, survived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. McHenry Meyser
Baltimore
Frederick City Hospital
Baltimore Pike
New Market
Walter E. Dandy
Keyser
W. Watters Pagan
William Keyser
A. S. Abell Company
Island Export Company
Pagan
United States
Court News and Local Society Notes
Court news reports marriage license for Orville Light Kockley and Leonora Dras. divorces, property deeds, and equity cases listed including sale of Chas. W Ross real estate. A separate section covers Point of Rocks Woman's Club meeting at Mrs. Colbert home with 17 old members, 1 new, and anniversary party with 45 attendees and out of town guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville Light Kockley
Stephenson
Leonora M. Dras
Baltimore
Martin LeRoy Ensor
John W. Snook
Grayson H. Mercer
Henrietts Mohler
Carl Q. Gachnaur
Jacob L. Kintz
Geo. W. Morson
Emory C. Crum Et al
Maryland Brick
Point of Rocks
A.B Fisher
Helen Pearson
Mise Kathryn Baker
Mise Raith Marz
Frederic CC. Hite
Frederick Jecaetisn
Tees Ruykendah
Wathington
Libertytown Club
Woman’s Club of
Libertytown
Laura Sappington
M. F. Starr
George Thomas
Annie Yingling
Bettie Duvall
Ella Riordan
O. B. Stone
Myrtle Carter
Pearson
Viola Smith
Remus Sanity Ruling Shocks Lima Court of Appeals
George Remus former bootlegger and wife slayer won a sane verdict from the Ohio Third District Court of Appeals after weeks of alienist testimony and a two week trial. The decision was not unanimous with Judge Justice opposed. Prosecutor Botkin may seek a state Supreme Court stay to challenge the ruling. Remus killed his wife Imogene on October 6, 1927 and briefly pled temporary insanity before surrendering and defending himself.
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Lima
Ohio
George Remus
Third District Court of Appeals
Remus
Phil Crowl
Kent Hughes
Charles Justice
Botkin
State Supreme Court
Imogene
Franklin Dodge, Jr
Latsing
Mich
Department of Justice
Atlanta
Second Arrest in Wright Hen Theft Gang Case
A second member of the Wright brothers gang, Paul Wright, was captured in Travers Florida and will be brought back to Chambersburg Pa to face trial for a multi county hen raid spree. Edward Wright died in a January 18 truck crash while fleeing law enforcement.
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Franklin County
Washington
Frederick Counties
Travers
Fla
Paul Wright
Lester Wright
Georgia
Chambersburg
Paul
Edward Wright
Ellcott City
Wright Brothers
Frederick County
Weverton
Sandy Hook
Wright
Wrights
New Market
C. E Miller
Washington County
Carlos Wirtz
Wirtz
Ganz
Pretty Girl and Lindbergh Fly in Steady Silence
Washington dispatch describes a debutante riding with Colonel Lindbergh in a 25 minute flight. The passenger Exilena Hamilton notes the heroism and calm demeanor of Lindbergh as she and embassy officials observe ground scenes. Lindbergh never smiles, speaks only via notes to the co pilot, and hopes she was not frightened.
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Washington
Lindbergh
Lindy
Ins Viking
Beauty
Exilena Hamilton
Ferrara
Guell
Colonel Lindbergh
Hester Ann
le Fevre
Fhyer
Miss A. Robbins
Dwight Davis
Helen Davis
Stinson And Haldeman Break World Endurance Record
George Haldeman and Eddie Stinson set a new world endurance flight record of 53 hours 36 minutes 41 seconds in Jacksonville Beach Fla. They landed at 4 14 10 p m eastern standard time after surpassing the German mark by an hour 14 minutes 10 seconds. The two pilots faced adverse weather and engine trouble but returned to America with the coveted record. Stinson, a plane manufacturer, had previously helped produce aircraft used in trans Atlantic attempts. Haldeman had been pilot for Rath Elder in a prior Atlantic span attempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville Beach
Fla
George Haldeman
Eddie Stinson
Tn America
Slinson
Haldeman
Stinson
Atlantic
Rath Elder
Molasses Spill Clogs Carroll Street Tracks In City Cleanup
About 1 000 gallons of black molasses leaked from a tank car between Dietrich and Gambrill and D Winebrewer & Son Inc. on Carroll Street. City workers used high pressure water to flush the sticky syrup from the street and sewer, as the molasses flowed down a hill, through ties, and mixed with clay, stones, and debris. The molasses was intended for stock feed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dietrich and Gambrill and
Winebrewer & Son, Inc
South Carroll Street
Thompson adherent shot in Chicago daylight raid
William Beatty Municipal Court Bailiff and ward worker in Thompson Crowe Republican area was shot and seriously wounded in a raid on a South State Street saloon by one of twelve Federal prohibition agents. A raider said the matter would be handled by the Federal Bulletin rather than the police. Beatty reportedly drew a revolver and was shot before firing.
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Chicago
William Beatty
Beatty
Lindbergh Declines to Discuss Flying Plans
St Louis AP report notes Col Charles A Lindbergh refused to reveal his future flying plans amid rumors of a trans Pacific flight to Japan. He said he would be in St Louis briefly before likely traveling to San Diego to take delivery of a new monoplane built for him.
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St. Louis
Charles A. Lindbergh
Japan
Col. Lindbergh
San Diego
Cal
Alma Gluck Returns Home from Europe Trip
Alma Gluck, the celebrated soprano and wife of Efrem Zimbalist, returns home from a European concert tour. The renowned operatic and concert artist arrives in New York to resume city engagements and reunite with family.
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NEA
New York
Alma Gluck
Miling
Europea
Efrem
Zimbalist
Cobb To Quit After Stock Market Cleanup
The Evening Post reports Ty Cobb will retire from baseball after a reported $200,000 stock market cleanup. Poor fitness after workouts with the Athletics contributed to the decision, with sources citing Cobb’s legs could not withstand another season.
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New York
The
Evening Post
Augusta
Saiyn
Ty Cobb
Athletics
Cobb
Post
Coward, says Caraway of Interior Sec. Work
Senate rebuke of Secretary Work as Senator Caraway of Arkansas calls him a coward for abrupt treatment of Col. Estes who came to discuss a National Bank for Arkansas and Texas in Washington. Caraway vows to answer any time and insists the act showed cowardice in public office.
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Washington
Work
Senate
Caraway
Arkansas
Arkansan
Clyde F. Bate
Moody
Texas
Secretary of the Interior
Col. Estes
Chambers of Commerce of Texas
Estes
Hoover
Arkan San
Arkansa
Billie Barton Falls In Grand National At Aintree
Aintree England March 30 AP Only two of forty two Grand National starters finished after a dramatic race Billie Barton the American bred favorite fell at Becher's Brook near the final fence and finished second to Tipperary Tim owned by H S Kenyon and ridden by J Dutton. Billie Barton had led much of the way and thrilled American spectators despite the last obstacle ending his bid for history.
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Aintree
England
Tipperary Tim
H. S. Kenyon
J. Dutton
Billie Barton
Howard Bruce
Baltimore
Cullinan
Eeplachasér
Billie
Cucyas
Bruce
Callinan
Becher’s Brook
Maryland
Cast announced for Legion play Spanish Moon at City Opera House
The American Legion presents Spanish Moon on April 9 and 10 at City Opera House with Frances Starey as Claire Lewis Ruth James as Agda Drayton Barbara Lochner as Asilla Dassitile Helen Yinger as Jane Wagcott Lenora Hammond as Valera George Smith as Larry Austin Howard Poynton as E Austin James R Earl Derr as Flash Alton Bennett as Sevor Parantin and others The production proceeds from Lemon building fund and features Cantata Penitente Pardon and Tears and director Charlee M Fassei assist.
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American Legion
City Opera House
New York City
Claire Lewis
Larry Austin
Gerald Babbington Brookfield
Spain
Claire
Frances Starey
Ruth James
Agda Drayton
Lizzie O'Brien
Ireland
Asilla Dassitile
Barbara Lochner
Helen Yinger
Jane Wagcott
Italian makes new speed record at 318 34 mph
Venice dispatch reports Major Marlo de Bernardi setting a world speed record of 318.34 miles per hour this afternoon. The item also lists a Baltimore Frederick social workers meeting in Hagerstown and a list of attendees, plus church rector search activity in Rockville and a May 1 election registration update with 191 of 509 residents enrolled.
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London
Venice
Marlo de Bernard
Rockville
Grsfield Fire Destroys Crisfield Business District
A major fire swept Crisfield Maryland wiping out most of its business district. About 56 commercial establishments and 81 residences were destroyed. Three people feared dead, including Frank Morgan who died after being trapped by a collapsing wall. Estimated losses range from 1 to 2 million dollars. Communication lines were severed, plunging the city into darkness. Major firms Tawes and Webb Packing suffered heavy losses.
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Salisbury
Crisfield
Chesapeake Bay
Frank Morgan
Gibson
Crisseid
Hare
Morgan
Lyrie
Pine Street
Pennsys‘Fania Railroad
Chesapeake and Potomac Tele Phony Company
Western Union Telegraph Company
Eastern Shore Gas and Electric Company
A. L. Tawes and Company
Webb Packing Company
Charges mount in Basehour escape case from Hagerstown hospital
Amos Basehour, 24, an alleged oil stalian bandit, fled from Washington County Hospital in Hagerstown on March 16 after entering a blue coupe. Federal and local authorities pursue him and his wife, linked to larceny and theft charges, with searches widening to include multiple counties and a suspected mountain retreat.
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Amos Basehour
Washington County
Hagerstown
Washington
Frederick
Basehour
Frederick County
Allegany County
Island Export revival buys station near rail lines
Island Export Company revived with purchase of a plot on Million Avenue near the Baltimore Ohio tracks. The Baltimore concern plans a wholesale three and operate season from this station in the sale of automotive oil. W McHenry Kerser of Baltimore, fatally hurt in an automobile accident six miles east of the city, was secretary and treasurer of the Island Export.
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Commini
Milion Avenue
Balti and
Ohio
Guiserpe
Baltimore
Ile
McHenry Kerser
Balti
Export Sen Saat
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W. Mhl Keyser
Baltimore Society
A. S. Abell Co
Officer Island Export
Court News
State Appellate Division
Tribunal
Florida
E. Austin Baughman
Ruckerstown
Virgil RL Eston
Ror
J. Shrover
Emmitsbars
John Simmers
Albert AI
Brachey
Middletown
Frederick Helm
Rory Powell
T. B . Charshee
M. Bracher
West South Street
Sy Hester Ann LE Fevre
News
Citizens’ Truck Company
F. Lester Smith
Thelma V. Harrison
H. Dorser Etchison
Rickhart F. Harrison
Harrison
Germany
Warting
Baldonnel Airdrome
Baron von Huenefeld
Carroll ST
Thompson
Lefax
Arna
Adams County
Bertha
Belle Bowers
Littlestoun
Wagaman
Goodhue
Northampton
Mass
Lomita Goodhue
Calvin Coolidge
J. E Hayes
Coward
Interior Secu
Legion
Hagetown ¥. M.C. A
Katherine Kirwan
Children's Aid Society of Baltimore
Ignating Bjorlee
Marrland School For the Deaf
Shires
Frederick Howard Hill
Prisoners Aid Association of
Marrland
E. H. Zeigler
Irene Smith
James Findlay
P. F. Prather
Edward Oswald
Othel Middlekaaff
Alice Edmonds
Scott R. Wagner
H. E Snider
Walter Elmer
Roy Leiter
Parish
St. Bartholomew's Episcopal Parish
St Bartholomew's Church
Lartansville
St. John’s Church
Olnes
St. Luke's Church
Brighton
Montgomery County
Philip A. Dales
Barrisburg
Gay E. Kagey
Tho
Grisfeld
Island Export Go
Nipwe Paper
Rabha
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