Will of Roger B Wood Probate in New York City
Will of Roger B Wood probated in New York City estates valued from 250 000 to 300 000 including real estate bank stocks and securities. Executor named The Tithe Guarantee and Trust Company with siblings Mary E Allen John Wood Earl B Wood Alban M Wood. Burial Mt Olivet cemetery following death from pneumonia April 28. Will also notes Mrs Caroline Stubbs probate and bequests to George H Faupel and Betty Moore with conditions.
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Roger B. Wood
Frederick
Stubbs
Caroline Stubbs
South Market Street
Itezister of Wills
Wyannke Avenue
Baltimore
Betty Moore
Thorotare
George H. Faupel
Howard Investment Company
Duluth
Minnesota
Djamsville
Madison Street
Faupel
Charles F. Morlun
Wwariem Avenue
Whittemore New Trial Argument Next Monday
Baltimore May 24 A new trial motion for Richard Roose Whittemore, guilty of murdering a penitentiary guard, will be heard by a full Baltimore Superior Court bench. Attorneys argued sanity and fate reviews after an ex parte session. ruling expected next week.
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Baltimore
CAP
Upward Price Movement in Oil and Rail Stocks Resumes
New York May 24 AP. A revival of speculative interest in oil shares and higher grade rails, aided by gaseline price gains, spurred a renewed upward price movement in today’s stock market. Call money rates stiffened, chemicals and motors faced pressure, Atlantic fire rose to a record high amid merger rumors, late session gains extended, with two to four point advances in major industrials. Oil shares led early gains. motors and rubber were heavy. total volume about 1,960,000 shares. Washington reports migratory bird limits before Senate. farm relief debate continues.
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New York
APJ
Atlantic
Heyeny
Firemen Save Infant By Three-Story Leap In Harlem
New York May 24 AP firemen Reville and Reilly rushed to a Harlem tenement blaze. Reville leaped three stories from a ladder to reach a woman and two children, wheeled them to safety, then repeated the effort to rescue a baby still inside the burning room. The act saved three people from death.
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New York
Nedder
Harlem
Reville
Reilly
Heville
Berillo
Tests Concluded On County Education Experiment
Tests conducted in Frederick and other Maryland counties were completed to study integrating the eighth grade or first year of high school into elementary school and extending high school by a year. Dr Judd of the University of Chicago will tabulate results from Anne Arundel Allegany Washington Montgomery Baltimore and Frederick counties.
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Frederick County
5. Judd
The
University of Chicago
Maryland
Judd
Anne Arundel
Montgomery
Baltimore
Frederick
Allegany
Washington
Palmer
Maryland Firemen Gather for 34th Annual Westminster Convention
The Maryland State Firemen's Association plans its 34th annual convention in Westminster from June 9 to 11 with a parade featuring 8 fire companies, band contests, a strawberry festival, and memorial services. Events include receptions, trade displays, a baton of prize money, and various races and concerts led by local bands and guest M William E. Tydings.
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Maryland State Firemen’s Association
Westminster
Avill
Westminster Co. No
Uniform Bank of Knights of Pythias
Company H
MD. Nat
P. Band
Hanover
Westminster Band
Millard E. Tydings
Westminster Fire Department
Carrell County
Wheeler Sees Dry Gain From Loss in Senate Race
Washington dispatch reports Wheeler of the Anti-Salage League stating that a dry loss in any senatorial race is offset by a gain for a dry candidate elsewhere. He claims Senator Stanfeld owes his defeat in Oregon to loss of prohibition supporters and confidence.
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Washington
Mar
Washue B. Wheeler
Local Templars to Attend Pennsylvania Conclave in York
Up to 100 Frederick Knights will travel to York on Tuesday for the Grand Conclave of Pennsylvania Knights Templar. More than 50 Sir Knights from Jacques de Molay Commandery No. 4 join with their ladies, with Blue Ridge Transportation handling group buses from 6 45 a m. The event features a 10 000 strong parade, a Grand Commander’s ball, and extensive York preparations led by local and visiting commanderies. The Grand Commander Thomas J Shipley of York is a familiar figure in local Masonic circles.
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Frederick
York
Pennsylvania
Knights Templar
York Commanderies
Frederick Templars
Queen and
East Market Streets
Madison Ave
Pennsylvania Templars
Thos J. Shipley
Auto wreck near Washington Street injures mailbox and wall
A Mt. St. Marys College student identified as McNamara wrecked a Ford roadster Friday at 2 am on Midway toward Gettysburg after failing to negotiate a curve. The car struck a mailbox and a low stone wall in front of 604 Third Street, causing left side wheel and fender damage before being towed to Stokes Garage. The two occupants continued toward Emmitsburg.
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Mt.St. Mary's College
Knamara
Midway
Washington Street
Tlanave
Gettysburg
McNamara
Emmitsburg
Charles S. Greenholt
Third Street
Stokes’ Garage
Ami- Namara
Winebrewer seeks release from guardian in custody case
The appeal of D Charles Winebrewer of Frederick for release from guardianship and return of his property will be heard by Chief Judge Mammond Urner in Frederick County Court. Winebrewer, committed to an institution after arrest with Harry Snook on narcotics act violations, is supported by physicians who say he is fit to manage his affairs. In a separate note, Beulah Penn, 14, Union Bridge, left home with youths and was detained then released. She later returned to Westminster and, on a warrant by her father, was committed to the Montrose School for Girls on incorrigibility charges.
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D. Charles Winebrener
Frederick
Mammond Urner
Frederick County Court
Mr. Winebrewer
Judie Urner
Harry R. Snook
Winebrewer
Montrose
Beulah Penn
Union Bridge
Baltyhere
Western
Penn
Westminster
Sams
Buzgard
Lorenzo Penn
Elizabeth Thomas to Wed Romayne Ty Vhiers in September
A miscellaneous shower honored Miss Elizabeth Thomas, whose marriage to Mr. Romayne Ty Vhiers will occur early in September. Hosted by Miss Mary Elizabeth Carty and Mrs. Mary Ellen Thomas at the latter’s home on Wagner Bradley Mansion Road. Bradley, president of M S War College, is seriously ill with a carbuncle at Liejhasyei the plainy.
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Elizabeth Thomas
Romayne Ty Vhiers
Mary Elizabeth Carty
Mary Ellen Thomas
Wag
Ner Bradley
Mansionor Road
Bradley
College
Lie Jhase
Population Gains in U.S. Cities Reach New Highs
New York approaches six million residents while Chicago surpasses three million as U S urban centers post strong growth and shifting demographics across the nation.
Wreck injures passengers on Owl Boston to New York
A wreck on the New York, New Haven and Hartford Owl fast train from Boston to New York caused several injuries after colliding with a freight at a crossing. The locomotive derailed, fire followed, and four sleeping cars were detached with one crew member killed and others hurt. the crash disrupted main lines and a signal tower burned.
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New York
New Haven
Hartford
Mansiell
Masa
Quetraduman
Boston
Low Haven
Owl
Tian
Conla
Ernest Kiddings
Newton
Newton, Conn., Fleet A Few Moments Later From His Trjunies, FW. Fritze
George Wughes
Assails Western Maryland strike probe before Senate panel
Washington May 24 two Western Maryland officials coerced employees to invest in a scheme called the Maryland Company which vanished with losses. W A Paddock assistant grand chief of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers testified urging Shipstead resolution to probe labor disturbances on the road. He said the road, largely Rockefeller owned, cannot pay disputed wages and called it a hard boiled company.
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Washington
Maryland
Yoad
W. A. Paddock
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Senate Inter- State Commerce Committee
Rockefell
United States
Marylass Road
Maryland Or Company
Grans
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Shipstedt
Attempted assassination of education minister thwarted
In Statapazova May 11 AM an attempt to kill Stefan Raditch, Croat peasant party leader and Winster of Education, failed as Slavko Milich was arrested before throwing a bomb at the minister during a Raditeh party meeting. Milich claimed nationalist ties and political motives.
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Telerade
Dugastavia
Stefan Raditch
Croat Peasant Party
Winster
Statapazova
Slavko Milich
Raditeh Partjannis
Milich
Raditeh
Palitictal Motres
Warmer After Near Freezing In April Showers
A fragmented April day description notes alternating sun and showers with near freezing temperatures Sunday night and a cool noon. The weather forecast promises warmer days ahead with possible overcast skies and more showers, citing a Washington weather map for guidance.
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Washington
Argentine flyer Hops Off For Buenos Aires
New York May 24 AP Tier hardo Dumrean wealthy Argentine sportman and two companions hopped off in a flying boat at Miller Field Staten Island at 7 04 a m EST to Charleston SC on the first leg of a 6100 mile fight to Buenos Aires as the voyage begins in the first leg of the long air journey.
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New York
Tierhardo Dumrean
Miller Field
Staten Island
Todey
Charleston
8. C
Buenos Aires
Whitsunday Observed Across Churches in Services
Whitsunday observed with morning and evening services in United Brethren, Evangelical Lutheran, Calvary Methodist, and Grace Reformed churches. Memorials honored deceased Sunday School members. confirmations and special music highlighted the day. Notable speakers included Rev Willism He Glen, Rev Dr Rupp, and Rev G Ellis Williams.
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United Brethren
Niet Berg
Elttres
Servier
Garber
Menmurit
Ienor
Willism
Glen
Frank Miller
Park Avenue
Evangelical Lutheran
Ehurch
Whitsunday
G. Rupp
Craft
Henry Hp
Wade
Gloria
Coneone
Miss Purbaugh
Allitson
Lillian A Albin
Oneida
Derr
Margaret W. Falk
Pauline B. McHenry
Valeria Mercer
Charlotte (. Miller
M.A
Elizabeth Midler
Celeste
Maers
Lena Quinn
Virginia C Rhoderick
Margaret EF. Rumpf
Dorothy R. Schil
Weather Aids Success Of Frederick County Schools Meet
Weather conditions improved morning fog as Frederick County Board of Education and Maryland Playground Athletic League directed a record day at the city Fair Grounds. About 5,070 entries and 3,400 participants shaded into morning contests with 85 teams and 1,093 children. afternoon events featured track and field for boys and girls with results from many school matches across Middletown Walkersville Frederick Thurmont and other towns.
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Frederick
Maryland Playground Athletic League
County Superintendent of Education
G. Lloyd Palmer
Mraderick
Pr Wiliam
Burdick
Frank Kelly
Frad Ripplemyrer
Funk
Irwin Luckman
RR. Daugherty
Edward Stiler
Wilson Shaifer
A. L
Manus
S. Pitnan
Misser
Helen Jantart
Marle Simes
Brasie Miller
Annie Miller
Mable Pane
Enina Norden
Patline Schwab
M. Crossman
Dora Wolfe
Elizabeth Lehr
Helen Ruff
Frances Schofield
Vivian Johnson
Fair
Dr. Burdick
Local Tax Appeal Case Set For May 26 Hearing
Charles Wo Kehoe’s appeal against assessments on five West Seventh and five East Eighth Street houses goes before the State Tax Commission on Wednesday. He contends he should not be taxed for any of the properties, with each house listed at 3100 dollars. The case, tied to road cuts near East Patrick Street, involves city limits and jurisdiction notes, and earlier offers of damages were rejected.
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Charles Wo Kehoe
State Tax Commission
Kehline
Tas
West Seventh
No Intention to Use Local Officials in Prohibition Plan
Washington May 24 AP1 Amid sharp criticism from wets and drys Assistant Secretary Ane Lrews says he has no plan to empower state county and city officials as prohibition agents nationwide. He notes the order is meant for California at present and would be revocable, though some aspects are deemed dangerous.
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Washington
Ane ‘Lrews
Revere Prohibition Chtef
Coolidge
California
Military Dictatorship Not Planned Says Marshal
Warsaw dispatch reports Marshal Pitsidakt denying plans for a military dictatorship. In a proclamation titled The First Order he vows defense, urges soldiers to return to common sense, and promises unity for Poland. Also noted, three Montgomery County judges announce Democratic re nominations to seek seats at the September primary.
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Poland
Pitsidakt
Min
Harry Unt
John T Lawis
TV. Fhieka Ray
Orphans’ Court
Montgomery County
James PL Gott
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Chalmers W. Walck
Cyrus I. Flook
Switzerland
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Joseph Stephens
Catherine Byler
Konad
Kilns Grace Smith
Youngs Temple
J. C. Tirk
Boeginner
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Gertrud King
Margaret Thomas
Marion Fieddlemoser
Wf Abbott
R. S. Hargett
Charley Hermann
EB. T Hendrickson
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Wehine Ted
Keine
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Carathersyville
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