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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1930

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Divorce Hearing Highlights Domestic Strife in Heimer Case

The Heimer divorce hearing unfolds with both sides denying charges of mistreatment. Mrs Heimer testifies to lockouts, assaults, and attempts to pursue an elocution career, while her husband denies abuse and accuses her of scheming to break their marriage. The trial, before Judge Newman at a Frederick church, also covers inheritance transfers and control of funds.

Reformed Church Frederick Jenna Heimer Moner Hermeseatterseye Tury Thurmont Reimers Todwing House Rane Esther deAncehs

Divorce case details emerge in local court filing

A fragmented report outlines a divorce case involving a spouse linked to Ant Sage vila. The document mentions the accuser and alleged charges tied to recent events, with references to prosecutors and a rapid sequence of actions in court.

Rural Women Train at Frederic and Other Locations

Rural women led by Miss Pearson attended a series of training schools across Frederick county. Events in Merryland Tract Jefferson Middletown Mt Pleasant New Kemptown Adamstown involved representatives from multiple towns as the food project expands with demonstrations and a university short course planned for June.

Frederi Pesrson Landen Ward Jug Bridge Club Jug Eadge Ballenger Woodshoro Harmony Grove Ornana Emmitsourg Middletown Braddock Myersille Mt. Pleasant Liberty Unionville New Kemptown Adamstown Poins of Rocks Buckers Miss Pearson Angel Sia Tural Braddock Heights University of Mary Iland

Baltimore banker and sportsman found dead at home

Balt more banker and sportsman T Compier, 33, was found dead at his country home in Garrison Baltimore County with a pistol beside him. Investigators note possible long term distress and declining mood following injuries from a prior horse incident. Barking family and local church leaders issued statements of grief and support.

Drunken Driving Cases Heard by State Board Disposed

Compensation witness missing. cases heard here as board hears claims and may dismiss. Jury can act on the matters presented amid noted disputes and procedural questions.

State's Board Dishisser

Nine to Be Reviewed in Accident Hearings Cedar Grove Youths

The Cedar Grove youths face hearings on multiple accident cases heard by the commission. Notable cases include a worker injured August 1, 1929, receiving temporary total compensation and permanent partial compensation, and other injury claims against various firms. Witnesses described the crash and driving circumstances with conflicting statements, leading to continuances and further hearings. The Lewistown Woman’s Club met May 21 with members and visitors, sharing hymns and a program focused on motherhood.

H. Carr Oy Air Foxie Joseph Hummer Monocacy Valley Canning Company Con Pusinant Charles Hail George F. Bacets Ox Fibre Brush Wiliam Specht Markell & Potd Feoru A. & P. Tea Hotel James L. Wiles E. Guy Albsugh Lewistown Woman's Club Spencer Mort Ine Merung Wes Sfrc Rother Thomas W. Pickett Edna Cutler

Purchasers of Bootleg Liquor Held Not Guilty

Washington May 26 The Supreme Court declared purchasers of bootleg liquor exempt from violating prohibition law when they accept delivery from bootleggers. The ruling involved barters who did not knowingly participate in illegal transportation or delivery.

Washington Supreme Court Ted F Legion

Proposed 2 Zone Milk Shipping Rate Under Study

Baltimore May 26 AP A die form stopping rate for milk built on a two zone system was proposed to the Public Service Commission today by George W Lindsa for Weston Mananday Gurisg. The investigation follows Macrland Dairymens' Association push for a separative hauling service amid claims of unfair rates. Lindsa proposed a rate after declaring the three companies were 70H profit.

Baltimore Publc Servce Commission George W. Lindsa Weston Mananday Macrland Dairsmens Ascion Linésar Transperiay

Senate Republicans Move Against Legislation

Senate Republicans target a bill with party opposition signaling a partisan clash in the chamber. The measure seeks to constrain spending or policy and faces procedural hurdles before a floor vote.

Senate Republicans Harry

Repairs to County Roads Under Way Now

Report states county road repairs are underway with funding discussed. It mentions an annual appropriation for a Frederick County Dental Clinic for school children and other pending needs, including reservations for necessary expenditures.

Ni Datacte Dapieian Frederick County

Tax Assessment Hearings Adjust Sanitary Grocery and A. P. Stores

Board of County Commissioners heard filing of alleged incorrect tax assessment schedules for Sanitary Grocery stores and A and P store. Sanitary stores received an adjustment after Mr. Anderson from Washington supplied needed figures. A and P case postponed to next Monday as three out of town reps lacked adequate data. Similar hearings followed earlier for Market Street stores with improvements noted.

Sanitary Grocery A. and P Board of County Commissioners Anderson Washington Sioners Sanitary Market Patrick Streets South Market Street

Man Who Hoaxed Police Searched for Larceny

In Fitsburgh Pennsylvania Robert C. Kirk twenty of Nomnew Falls was brought to Warren Pennsylvania to answer a charge of larceny. He had claimed his bride and a disabled automobile disappeared and prompted state police highway patrols and local officers to conduct a mountain search. He said he was the son of an official of a condensed silk company in Seattle Washington and used the tale to obtain financial aid.

Fitsburgh Rober C. Kirk Nopmew Falls Warren. Q Fortery Kirk Seattle Washadnu

New York Temperature Falls to 44 Degrees on May 26

A brief weather note reports New York's low of 44 degrees on May 26 marking the coldest reading of the period. The item cites standard meteorological sources and notes customary garden and yard card listings.

York New York

Speculation on March 26 Ratings and Seasonal Earnings

Fragmented OCR note speculates on March 26 timing and potential earnings. Mentions car sales and seasonal patterns with figures like 2 450 000 acres and references to AP coverage. Source readability is limited, unclear entities or dates.

Difficulty in Selecting Jury for Case in December Era

Indictments include forgery and murder charges. The case involves Edwards and the state’s contention about forged funds tied to an alleged action. Edwards has remained jailed since arrest. his son Roy, a Western Maryland College student, was initially charged as an accessory but the charge was quashed.

Pals Edwards Roy Western Maryland College

Clashes in India Signal Renewal of Disorder

AP reports widespread disturbances across India with arrests of civil disobedience leaders. In Peshawar district D B Murphy deputy superintendent killed, raids at Wadaia yield 200 arrests and many wounded as police fire on rioters. Calcutta Muslims pass a civil disobedience resolution protesting nationalist power. In Rangoon clashes on docks leave eight dead and 300 injured as colonial forces deploy.

Associated Press India D. B. Murphy Peshawar Wadaia Calcutta Marieme Rangoon Cameron Highlanders Pusjab Regiment

Missing Boy Sought by Police After Three Weeks

Authorities pressed a continued search for a missing boy described as Jeankim E. Gaver. The report notes family contacts and an ongoing inquiry tied to a route from his home near a church, with renewed efforts spreading through local agencies.

Jeankim E. Gaver Mrs. Gaines Mit

Wealthy Dentist Admits Guilt in Murder Plot

Andrej J Bar, 35, of 16 Met, reportedly pleads guilty to a murder plot involving a wealthy dentist. The court hearing details remain unclear as investigators outline the case.

Benes Andrex J. Bar

Catoctin golfers fall to Rogers Forge in season tilt

The Catoctin team dropped to Rogers Forge as top scorers included Fredericx with 22 points and teammates Grove and Cascard contributing 3 points each. Charles Hiteahew and George McComas led Rogers Forge with 10 points apiece, while Ward and Mattings added 1 point.

Catoctin Rogers Forge Vetehey ” Racal C . c. LaBoree Harod Feehud J. B Diggs Rand South Aim T. E ‘Thomas Fredericx We BA Grove L. Brady Stuart Cascard Charles Hiteahew George E. McComas George Ward H.T. Mattings R. W. Baer Walton Batos

Graf Zeppelin Moored in Pernam bune Port for North America Flight

Graf Zeppelin ends a 7400 mile Rio Janeiro round trip and moors to a mast at Pernambu Co port to begin preparations for a North American flight. Two airships of the Arropostal Company circled the airship as lines were dropped and valves opened. Mooring took seventeen minutes.

Perambuco Rio Janeiro North America Arropostal Company

Hughes Opposes Ratio Allowed Japan By Treaty

Admiral Charles F. Hughes told the Senate Foreign Relations committee that the London treaty ratio would harm American interests. He favored more eight inch guns cruisers and argued they were superior to six inch ships. Rear Admiral Nudton supported the eight inch cruiser strength and warned the Japan cruiser balance was not in our interests.

Washington Charles F. Hughes Senate Foreign Relations Committee Japan L. M. Nudton

Hoover to Spend Next Week End Williamsport

President Hoover plans a motor trip to Williamsport Pennsylvania to spend Saturday at Jar Cooke’s estate after delivering the Memorial Day address in Gettysburg Friday. He will travel by automobile, return to Washington, and expect about eight hours of driving.

Washington Hoover Williamsport Jar Cooke Gettysburg Willamsport

Southern Presbyterians Defeat Organic Union

In Virginia on May 26 the Southern Presbyterian church defeated the United Presbyterian church in a statewide vote. Final tallies showed 37 for union, 29 against, with 25 for positions. The result reflected ongoing debates within the denomination.

Cratiott W ‘Ie Southern Presbyterian Church United Presistian Ozarks Hilaset Pemeial Asemor

Memorial Day Exercises at Mt Olivet Cemetery

Mount Olivet hosts Memorial Day ceremonies by the Legion Auxiliary and local posts. A firing squad will honor World War I and Spanish War dead, with a G A R service and taps. Leslie N Coblenitz gives the address, Rev. Dr James Wehler presides, and flowers are collected at the Legion Home.

Legbocs Post Taree 3 The Legion Auxiliary Company A Feadytta EU First Tripses eN-sersice Meth Partic Mz Olivet Xinsk New Barbara Fritchie Ghames BE. Wehler Presbyterian Church Leslie N. Coblenitz Middletown American Legion Rhost G. A.R. Lot G. A.R G. Hunter Bowers Legion Unionr Jodgck Fildey Noay Allen ¥. Berlenell Guy Anders Earl Gilbert Ross Myers

Grundy Spent $291000 of Own Money to Lose

A Senate committee in Washington reports Grundy used 291000 of his own funds in his unsuccessful renomination bid. The overall expenditure reached 332076 with other figures unclear due to joint committee handling. The investigation recalls 1926 findings on William Ware’s excess spending and notes Francis Bohlen’s campaign had substantial contributions from a prohibition group.

Washington Pennsylvania Senate Joseph R. Grundy Grundy Davis Francis 8 Broan William S. Ware Francis H. Bohlen Association Against the Prohibition Amendment Bokien-Phillips Tichete

Five Killed on Clear N Y C Grace Crossing

Report from Batavia New York May 24 AP states Kate and Eleanor Mulier sisters of ape caneer Ind were among five killed when their auto was struck by a New York Central passenger train at Scr tenden last night Railroad officials blamed driver error for missing the hump in Som street near the Dore intersection and the wreck shortly after Sunday afternoon

Batavia N. Y Kate Eleanor Mulier Ape Caneer Ind New York Central T Cain Crittenden Som Street Dore West Paisick Anc JeSerman Abe Ying Eta Cwett Amc Anemetie

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