Osba McAfee Released After Thurmont Death Probe
Baltimore detectives freed Osba McAfee, a Thurmont area man, after State's Attorney William Storm ruled evidence insufficient to hold him. The 14 year old Robert Withide was found shot in the Thurmont mountains last September. McAfee, a World War I veteran, faced conflicting statements and a coroner’s verdict of accidental death earlier in the investigation.
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Robert Withide
William Wilhide
Thurmont
Osba McAfee
Near Thurmont
McAfee
Baltimore
Albaugh
Sherif Crum
Wiliam NM
Wilhide
Thurmom
Morten
Herc
Storm
Ritchie Yw Nsaien
Baltimore City
Charles D. Gaither
Iia
Thin City
Sleuth
Rochester
N. Y
Ben Kerr
Toronto
Lake Ontario
Stantly
Sea Breeze
Kerr
Andrew J. Wiedenmann
Coast Guard
Kerris
Mae Davis
Webster
Frederick County Board of Education Plans Rural School Requests
A special meeting in the Frederick Court House heard over 100 attendees from seven delegations. Myersville pressed to continue the Junior High, Rocky Ridge sought a new one or two room school, Urbana and Rock Cliff pressed for new buildings, Walkersville asked for added grades, and Woltsville urged reestablishment of the high school. Other topics included the school budget, resignation of Prof. William K. Elim, and trustee reports. Commencement speakers were set for June 15 to 19 with Dr. A Winship to speak at the last four ceremonies.
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Frederick County
Deter
Myesatille
Rocky * Ridge
Newton Sharer
Appold
Mr. Fisher
Urbana
George R. den Ble
Alte
Rock Cliff
Walter England
Walkersvile
Edwin Derribiss
Bookeguan
Woltsville
Poplar
Grossnickle
William K. Elim
Frederick
Western Maryland High Schools
Lloyd Palmer
Thurmont
Henri J. G. Kieffer
This City
Bromwick
Middletown
Emmiteburg
A. Winship
Boston
New England Education Journal
Corn planting in Maryland not finished after storms
Washington May 27 crop conditions report says corn planting is not completed due to thunder showers on the 24th ending a dry spell. Grains and crops are in good condition with wheat headed. peas and berries being picked. Monocacy Club of the Evangelical Reformed church plans a torunial outing tonight to Bagble's Inn Taneytown with over 100 expected. church departure at 4 15 p m.
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Washington
Maryland
Monocacy Club
Evangelical Reformed Church
Toranual
Bagble
Ian
Taneytown
Wieter
Willem Rivery
Sian
Mary G. Novx
Trio Seen in Philly Five Hours After Shooting
Baltimore May 27 AP Mrs Evelyn Wayne testified in the Louis Cohen murder trial that Claude Dobbs Thomas J Foran and Cheries Mullen were in Philadelphia five hours after Coens shooting while the defendants are retried for the East Baltimore street jewelry store murder The defense aims to place the youths in Philadelphia near the time of the slaying after they allegedly sought lodging on South Eleventh Street at about 730 PM May 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Louis Cohen
Evelyn Wayne
Philadelphia
Claude Dobbs
Cheries Mullen
Cohen
Baltimore Street
Dobbs, Foran and Mullen
South Eleventh Street
Maryland to delay picking Smith's successor for a year
Baltimore May 27 AP Maryland's representative on the Democratic National Committee to succeed the late exasperator John Walter Smith will not be elected by the Democratic State Central Committee next year. J Enos Ray chair announced the decision after a conference with party leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maryland
Democratic National Committee
Joha Walter Smith
Democratic State Central Committee
J. Enos Ray
State Central Committee
Ray Walt
Demons Flees When Holy Ghost Enters Trial Testimony
Witnesses describe a Brunsw ick Maryland church split over baptism as the Mt Olivet min garfiaid campy bell congregation divided between Baptists and Holy Rollers. Sarah Scott testifies about a sermon on Why Are We Baptiste and a man claiming devils came out and unknown tongues came to him. The trial, ongoing since last October, pits Raw Johnson supporters against Baptists with Judge Worthington presiding.
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Mt. Olivet
Del
Dye
Sourepesne
Wonner's Hill
Somahea
Baptista
Merah Scott
Ray
Johnson
Hagerstown
Oko
Abe Tad Beer
Frederick
Brunswick
de Krave
Caine
Raw
Stoner
Storm
Hev. Johnson
R. 8
Harp
State buys rabbits for Maryland game cover
The State Game Department purchased about 16 000 rabbits from five Midwest brokers for distribution in Maryland as cover stock. Flora and Kelmer denounced the move. 34 049 cottontails were distributed and more are planned for next year, Kotmer stated.
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Baltimore
Fiste Game Department
Maryland
Haro &. Kelrner
Floren
Kotmer
Naval officer found guilty on two liquor charges
Norfolk Virginia May 27 AP Linat Roeland D Hill Jr was found guilty at court martial of two liquor related charges and acquitted on another charge. The hearing referenced a weapon seized unrelated to the case and mentions a voyage from the West Indies with a date in February. A stray science note mentions a new element called batmina from a chemistry source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Progress of Lutheran Synod session in Maryland discussed
The Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Maryland held its third session day with committee reports and resolutions. An address by Dr. H. W. A. Hanson and the ordination service led by Rev. John Haddle were scheduled, while discussions focused on missions in Africa, new constitution, and educational boards.
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Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Maryland
H. W. A. Hanson
Gettysburg College
Ministerium
Thelogical Seminary
Board of Education
Luthtrea Brotherhood
John Haddle
Washington
L. C
Ferdinand Hesse
Virgil W. Doub
C. A. Bbuke
Walkersviirg
Shilke
Mary
Maryland
Walkeraville
Frank Heilman
Baltimore
Woman's Missionary Society
Beneft
W. L. Remabin
Rayners
Wom
Martinaburg
W. Va
Women’s Missionary Society
J. D. Curran
Mr. Curran
Woole
America
Marion J. Kline
Altoons
M. Kine
George 8. Bowers
D. D
John C. Bowera
Catonaville
C. B. Wiles
Philadelphia
Boards of Education
Pubication and Pariah
Church School
Firnday School
Wiles
United Lutheran Brotherhood
Mr. Corbee
New York City
North
South America
of Americas Missions
Maryland Svrod
Indicted Washington Oil Scandal Figures Slated for New Charges
The 87 May AP report notes Albert B. Fall Edward L. Dobesy and Harry F. Simolatt faced earlier dismissals on a technicality in a conspiracy case related to the oil scandal. Today's indictments omit bribery charges previously alleged, stirring speculation on renewal under state limitations.
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Washington
Albert B. Fall
Edward L. Dobesy
Harry Fr. Simolatt
Colombia
Grand Clary
Connect
Yat Fall
Hmitetionn
City To Observe Decoration Day In Frederick
Decoration Day to be observed in Frederick with a modified schedule for many businesses and banks. G A R and American Legion will place flags on graves Friday and plan naval ceremony at the cemetery Saturday afternoon, with participants meeting at the State Armory at 1 30 pm. Memorial Day activities focus on naval services while banks and post office follow holiday hours.
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Frederick
American Legion
State Armory
Naval Services
Post Ofice
Demand for Motor and Public Utility Shares Rises
New York May 27 stock market gains on motor and public utility issues. Urgent abort waverings and higher gasoline prices buoy sentiment. Record 198K car loadings for week ended May 16 and improved demand for fees cited. Call money renewed at one percent. Total sales near 1.5 million shares.
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New York
No word on sixth day from explorer Amandsen
A fragmentary report from New York dated May 27 notes the sixth day since the Gryffindor-Ellsworth polar expedition began as a mystery. Weather at King’s Bay reportedly improved after a period of worse conditions, leaving the fate of the six adventurers unresolved.
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Explorer Amandsen
New York
North Pole
Qalo
King's Bay
Protest Over Dolling of Virgin Birth Rule by New York Presbytery
A protest circulated among Presbyterian commissioners condemns the Judicial Commission ruling requiring belief in the Virgin birth for ministers. Liberal and ultra fundamentalist factions clash as three presbyteries back the ruling, signaling a major doctrinal split ahead of the General Assembly. Rev Charten Swarts of Chicago filed the protest, highlighting dissent within the assembly.
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Columbus
APM
United States
Amatetea
Asparebly
Sloane Coffin
New York
Clarence Edward Macartney
Tme
Jedicial Commission
Pra Ory
Charten Swarts
Chicago
Elgne Tures
600 Club Women Meet Thursday at Key Hotel
Announcement lists Rural Womens Club tet ration meeting at the Francis Scott Key Hotel ballroom Thursday. A business session starts at 56 o'clock with luncheon to follow in the main dining room. Prof. Charles B. Richardson of the University of Maryland will speak. Mrs C C Sparks will sing. Over 600 members invited. federation guests expected.
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Rural Womens Club
Francis Scott Key
Keen
Charles 8. Richardon
University of Maryland
Mra C. C
50 Men Trapped in Carolina Mine After Explosion
Tealeigh North Carolina May 27 About 60 men were trapped in the Carolina Coal Co mine eight miles from Sanford when an explosion struck shortly before midday. Officials reported one body recovered and more than five at work on the lower level. A later report claimed 63 entombed with dense gas delaying rescue efforts. Officials said the fate of the imprisoned remained undetermined after 1 PM as gas fumes hindered clearing operations.
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Tealeigh
N. C
APJ
Carolina Coal Company
Sanford
Oiciale
Los Angeles Airship Planned for Minnesota State Fair
The airship Los Angeles is slated to travel from Lakehurst to the Minnesota State fair grounds on May 8 for a North American celebration. President Coolidge is expected to address the event, with notable figures like James and Shelby associated with the voyage and ceremony.
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Los Angeles
Minnesota State
Washingion
Minnesota State Fair Grounds
Coolidge
James
Lakehurst
Fair
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Osba Wafee
King OF Lake
Tusedey
Philly
Smith
Holy Roller
Edgewood Church
Virginia Baer
Sara Staley
Raymond Starr
Irene Cudlipp
Irving Ramspure
Col. Cudlipp
Col Cudlipp
L. ¥. Greene
Camp Royal
Jefferson
Delexter
Trinity M. RF
Booth
Chalmers W Walch
Denteb Scientate
Syhoo
American Legion and
G. A R
Burna
Seattle
Waltons
Pacific Ocean
British Columbia
Grisco
Wakena
Floyd A. Stickle
Paulne MM
Meleeworth
Rvan
Henry Ford
Rome
Tokyo
Sovist Rasabes
Liberal
Deneur Action
Macartney
New York Presbytery
Richard von
Soenker
Carolina
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