Warrant Against King Couple Over Early Morning Disturbance
Six policemen and Constable Charles W. Smith arrested Harry King and his wife on West South Street after a late Tuesday to early Wednesday incident. They face charges of maintaining a disorderly house, selling intoxicants, assault, and related offenses. Watkins, involved in the disturbance, added to the case by revealing details of the King home and the horn incident. The couple pleaded not guilty and requested a magistrate trial, with State's Attorney Storm prosecuting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry
King
West South Street
Alton Y. Bennett
People’s Court
J. i Ins
Galthersburg
Kings
Charles W. Smith
Watkins
Hing
King Place
Storm
Samuel A Lewis
Robber Attacks Stenographer Opening Baltimore Safe
In Baltimore on November 22 a robber struck Mrs Margaret Obermeier as she opened the Home Laundry Company safe and stole about 530 dollars from the payroll before other workers noticed. Shipping clerk John Regan found her unconscious amid scattered currency and reports indicate the thief took mainly the larger denomination bills, leaving a purse with smaller notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Home Laundry Company
Wdrs
Margaret Obermeier
John Regan
Martus Beecham
Frederick High School Glee Club to Perform in Baltimore
The Frederick kk School Glee Club directed by Miss Margaret H Black will present a program before the Maryland State Teachers Association at Baltimore City College next Friday morning. Fifty seven members participate with Marty Chapine on panist duties. The program includes Come On the Gar Feast of Song and Cavaliers Song.
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Baltimore
Frederick Kk School
Gife Club
Margaret H. Black
Maryland State Teachers’ Association
Baltimore City College
Cii
Marty Chapine
Ion
Glee Club
Bernhard
Investigate Mystery Death At Hagerstown
Hagerstown November 73 AP A Berkeley Springs West Virginia man Arthur Swope disappeared last Saturday. His car was found with damage near a bridge. A youth resident of Berkeley Springs, working in Hancock Maryland, was held pending investigation with no charges filed.
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Hagerstown
Arthur Swope
Berkeleys
W. Va
Lock & New
West Virginia
Bis
Berkeley Springs
Hagersioum
Hancock
Hhe County
Auto law violations rise in weekly report
The weekly Auto Mobile Commissioner report notes a rise in violations in several towns. Buckeystown Wallace Armstead Crafton Diggs faces fines for license and registration issues. Middletown drivers L B Wigh John Wilson incur penalties for improper license and registration problems. Ridgeville Monroe Dotson William Cost Colm Fitz Jon Moore face various charges including reckless driving and intoxication. Edward Pryor John Schilling Dorsey Sier cited for reckless driving and license issues. Rothe license revoked for intoxicated driving. Dotson suspended for reckless driving. Summers license suspended for excessive speed. Several individuals had licenses refused or revoked in multiple towns.
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Automobile Commissioner Trade Public Today
Hoperes
Buckeystown
Wallace Armstead
Crafton Diggs
Middletown
L. B. Wigh
John Wilson
Ridgeville
Monroe Dotson
William Cost
Colm Fitz
Jon
Moore
Edward Pryor
John Schilling
Dorsey Sier
Crafton Diegs
Buckeystoyh
Henry Dorsey
This City
Cora Fitz
Walkersville
Tramsville
Jam Singer Debut Draws 5000 At Frederickton Theater
About 5,000 residents paid admission to see The Jam Singer at the Tivoli Theater marking Vitaphone’s local introduction. Al Jolson stars, audiences packed the lobby and street, three officers managed crowds, manager A M Abendschein praised reception, one unverified report said a spectator fainted while waiting.
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al Jolson
Colombian Flyer Heads to Bogota on goodwill tour
Lieutenant Benjamin Mendez, chief pilot of Colombia's air force, flew from Rockaway NAS toward Jacksonville and then Bogota on a 4605 mile goodwill mission. The Ballenger Club hosted high officers for a program with guest speaker Captain who spoke on the duties of officers and the progress of the corps. The session closed with a reading of The First Thanksgiving Dinner by Miss Pearson.
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Rockaway Naval Air Station
New York
Benjamin Mendez
Republic of Colombia
Air Porce
Jacksonville
Bogota
Ballenger
Ballenger Mouth
Vicur
Gutasip Chaiman
Cour
Thomas Fortune Ryan Dies After Short Illness at 77
Financier Thomas Fortune Ryan, aged 77, died at his New York home after a brief illness attributed to advanced age. He led a career in street car and electric light ventures, held directorates in over 30 corporations, and was active in Democratic politics with ties to Virginia and Parker. He was twice married, with five sons, and kept residences in Virginia, Suffern New York, and New York City.
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New York
Thomas Fortune Ryan
Firencier
New Yo Chisago
Caroglina, Clinchfield & Ohio Railway
Clinchfield Coal Corporation
Guaranty Trust Company
New York City
Virginia
Alton B. Parker
Elson County
Ryan
Baltimore
Grypoods
Mr. Ryan
Oak Ridge
Virgina
Suffern
Fifth Avenue
New York C
Washington
Witness claims listed list of vestris as Vestris sailed
An affidavit from Edward Walcott, a British survivor, says he noticed a starboard list when the liner left New York but dismissed it as common. He testified before U S Commissioner Francis A O Neill as Federal inquiry resumed into the Vestris sinking.
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Vestris
Federal Building
New York
Edward Adies Walcott
Togar
Charles Tuttle
U. S
Francis A O'Neill
Walcott
William Carey
Repudiation Day Observances Reported in Frederick
Local DAR and SAR chapters hold Repudiation Day events in Frederick. The DAR gathering at the Court House featured the reading of the Stamp Act repudiation by the twelve immortal ye s. Mrs Dutrox spoke on the occasion with remarks by Mrs Feiset and Mrs Ramsburgh hosting guests at East Second Street after.
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Frederick
Daughters of the American Revolution
Lawrence Everhart
Sons of the American Revoluton
Court House
Winchester Hall
Frederick County
Ei G. Haugh
Richard 5
J. Dutrox
J. P. Feiset
Woodstoro
Cuesis
Mary Catherine Ramsburgh
Baltimore radio station change to reduce interference
Washington reports the Federal Communications Commission ordered WFER Baltimore Radio Show Inc. and WRAL of the Consolidated Gas Electric Light and Power Co to adjust their 3270 kilohertz frequency to 2500 kilohertz. The change over aims to cut cross interference across Baltimore and surrounding counties and requires new transmitter tests to confirm assignment.
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Washington
WFER
Baltimore Radio Show Inc
Sation Wral
Consolidated Gas Electric Light and Power Company
Baltimore
Federel Sans
Ballancre
Evnty
Ladies of Church Hold Serves and Meeting Notes
A fragment reports a church service organized by the Ladies Missionary Society with Mrs Hovert S. Tyson as president. Afres Hammond Arner chaired the event and social activities followed the service.
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Presbyterian
Church
Ladies” Mate Society
Scout Campaign for Funds to Be Held Here
Invitations sent to 200 Frederick county residents mark the start of Rural Scouting in the county. O H Benson, national rural scouting director, spoke here, urging support for a ten year program. Charles B Wood will speak Monday night with Prof Ignatius Bjolree presiding as the Francis Scott Key Council follows up with a county rally and next week’s annual campaign.
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Frederick County
Francis Scott Key ¢ Boy Scouts
Francis
Scott Key
Mainntaining Cle
Jane Scout Movement
O. H. Benson
Aft
Benson
Iis
United States Department of Agriculture
Roosevelt
United States
Jones Scout Movement
Charles B. Wood
Ignatius Bjorlee
Francis Scott Key Council
Carroll County
Montgomery County Vehicle Assessments Report Totals Set
The Montgomery County Commissioners receive a Berg E. Clark report detailing 12,885 motor vehicles and 11,365 pensions totaling 3,001,175 in tax value. Bethesda district leads with 1,072,300, Wheaton 497,325, and other districts listed. taxes funded mainly by Bethesda and Wheaton. Bills for the fiscal year begin July 1 and will be mailed by December 1.
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Montgomery County
Berg E. Clark
Clark
Laytonsville
Clarksburg
Pootesville
Rockville
Colesville
Darnestown
Bethesda
Olney
Gaithersburg
Potomac
Barnesville
Danescus
Wheatfon
Wheaton
Philadelphia Director of Safety Resigns Amid Probe
Mayor Mackey announced the resignation of Harry C. Davis director of the Department of Public Safety. Lemuel B. Schofield, first assistant district attorney, was appointed as successor. The move followed a special grand jury probe into bootlegging corruption in the department with no charges against Davis.
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Philadelphia
Hany A. Mackey
Harry C. Davis
Department of Public Safety
Lemuel B. Schofield
Davis
Ind
Relatives of Police Chief’s Niece Reported Clubbed Attack
Clarksburg West Virginia November 23 AP Miss Leontine Barnett niece of S E Barnett Clarksburg police chief was clubbed in the head while walking home from Salem College and remains in a hospital with a fractured skull. The assailant’s identity was not learned and he was described only as a young man with red hair.
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Clarksburg
W.a
Salem College
Leontine Barnett
S. E. Barnett
Three Killed in Grade Crossing Accident in Michigan
Moe Michigan November 23 AP three people died when an interurban car struck a group at a street crossing. Logan Swope and Jennie Swope ages 13 and 18, and W F Koch aged 52 were killed. Koch was bringing the Swope children to a local school. The Swope family resided nearby.
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Moe
Mich
Ife
Logan Swope
Jenelle Swope
W. FL Koch
C. Ine
Koch
Swopech ‘School
Famie
Seismic Tremors Roil Romania Suburbs of Bucharest
Severe earthquake shocks rattled Romania on November 23 with Romania’s capital and suburbs experiencing tremors. Buildings toppled, windows shattered, and residents hurried to safety as aftershocks unsettled Bucharest and nearby towns.
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Bucharest
Romania
Dassay
Bucaates
Ma Road Shortage Reported At About 400000
Baltimore reports a total shortage around 400000 in state road funds as audit findings from 1922 to 1928 are released. J J Neligan says no comment until the commission reports to the governor. Crogan declines to discuss beyond those who employed the auditing firm Hashing and Seuip.
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Baltimore
Rn BU
Audi
J.J. Neligan
Ritchie
CL. Crogan
Oot Hashing & Seuip
Withie Us
Thyene Aiadigins
Four Drainage Problems Face City Aldermen
City officials consider four drainage projects across West South Street North Market Street Dill and Park avenues Midite Alley to curb basement flooding and sewer capacity issues. Surveys are ordered for two sections and feasibility discussed for enlarging sewer inlets to handle heavy rainwater.
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West South Street
Market [Street
Broadway
North Market Street
Tenth Streets
Motler Avenue
Middle Alley
Church Street
Vend Patrick Street
Dill Avenue
Bentz
Foi
Park Avenue
Trail Avenue
Market Street
E. S. Maxwell
Midite Alley
Patrick Street
Meyer and Aldermen
Micdie
Ordin
Churchmen and Harrisburg Meet at Reformed Congress
The Reformed Churchmen's Congress in Harrisburg closes with resolutions praising Kellogg peace treaty and outlining Laymen's Missionary Movement, its financing, name, and method. Speakers include Luther B. Lovejoy of Chicago and J E Furcell of Atlanta. tribute paid to Rev. William E Lampe. Philadelphia figures Leon C. Palmer and Samuel R. Boggs also spoke on active Christian service and lay gospel outreach.
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Reformed Churchmen’s Congress
Harrisburg
Whec
Indianapolis
United States
William E. Borah
Foreign Relations Committee
Luther B. Lovejoy
Chicago
M. E. Church
J. E. Furcell
Atlanta
William E Lampe
Pard E. Deitz
Philadelphia
Leon C. Palmer
Samuel R. Boggs
Stock Market Turns Complete Somersault In Early Trade
The New York market opened with record turnover and gains of 5 to 30 points in many active issues, then a sharp selling wave trimmed gains to 1 to 7 points below yesterday's close. A brisk comeback developed in the early afternoon as trading continued.
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New York
Staley Motor Co Showrooms Reopen After Remodeling
After two months of remodeling the Staley Motor Company on East Patrick Street reopens its showrooms for Dodge Brothers cars and Graham trucks. The two story building features plate glass frontage, 1,500 square feet showroom, 2,800 square feet used car area, and a 1,500 square foot shop, with offices on the second floor and a ladies rest room. Frederick Powers supervised the project with contractors Hahn and Hetson. Keefer Eden Company assisted in the work.
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Staley Motor Company
East Patrick Street
Dodge Brothers Automoblies
Graham Trucks
Frederick Counts
Afl
Frederick C. Powers
Hahn
Hetson
Keefer ¢ Eden Company
Orhey Con
Three Exchange Seats Sell At New High Prices
Three memberships on the New York Licex Exchange sold today at a record price of $550 00 per seat, rising $50,000 from yesterday. A second seat fetched $540,000 and a third $330,000, with several members reported trading yesterday.
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New York
Licex Exchange
King George Infirm Asuks Public Alarm Grows
King George I enters a worsening medical phase as Doctors report a restless night and 101 degree temperature. Buckingham Palace bulletin notes maintained strength while congestion in the lung area prompts concern and possible recall of the Prince of Wales and the Duke of Gloucester in Africa.
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Buckinghan Palace
Stanley Hewett
Lord Dawson
Peon
Buckingham Palace
Bullint Bey
Edward
Buckinghall Palace
Prince of Wales
Duke of Gloucester
East Africa
Duke of York
Naseby
London
County Dental Society Holds Monthly Meeting
The Frederick County Dental Society hosted a Thursday night meeting and dinner at Hotel Frederick with Dr. B Swinehart of Baltimore president of the Maryland State Dental Society as guest of honor. Dr. N A McDonald of Baltimore secretary spoke briefly. toastmaster was Dr T S Fader.
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B. Swinehart
Baltimore
Lha
Maryland State Dental Society
N. A. McDonald
Frederick County Dental Society
Hotel Frederick
Swinchart
McDonald
A. A. Radcliff
County Society
Fader
T. 5. Bader
Orrison
Eader
O. D. Strawa
Emmitsburg
James Marrots
ML Dats
Radcliff
Weather causes color change on Maryland license plates
Officials report several hundred license plates changed color from blue to green or blue due to atmospheric conditions. Discolored tags are exchanged for new ones, with the Welfare Department taking steps to ensure color stability next year. The colors are produced at the penitentiary with reverse coloring compared to this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Commissioner of Motor Vehicles’ Office
Department of Welfare
Bank of Trafford Robbed. $15,000 Stolen in Broad Daylight
In Trafford City Pennsylvania three robbers held up the Pitt National Bank of Trafford City and escaped with about $15,000. They abducted borough assessor O M Eam and, after leaving patrons alarmed, fled in a machine.
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Bank OF
Trafford
Traford City
Pitt National Bank
Trafford City
O. M Eam
Denk
Kim Tell
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Staley Motor CO
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