Butts Named New Register of Wills for Three Year Term
Frederick County news reports an upcoming shift in the Register of Wills office. Charles H. Butts is elected to a three year term, with Edward A. Tome as Chief Deputy and Oliver H. Keefer and Lauretta Armstrong as assistants. John S. Newman and Eli G. Haugh will qualify for posts, and the outgoing Register Russell Lighter reflects on a long tenure and possible 1930 candidacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terug Ul Utler
John S. Newman
Eli G. Haugh
Glenn H. Worthington
Haugh
Mr. Haugh
Register of Wills
Russell Ei Lighter
Roy 5. Schroeder
Mildred Fogle
Lighter
Charles H. Butts
the Orphanx Court
Agein
Willie
Frederick County
Tobin Pang
Orphans Court
George Edward Smith
Mission Society Address Highlights Nationwide Lutheran Efforts
Mrs RH C Bell spoke to the Missionary Society of the Evangelical Lutheran church outlining mission stations across the United States from Florida to Alaska and Canada. Rev Dr Rapp presided as a pageant involving about 170 children preceded the address and thank offering, with a generous collection surpassing last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Church of the
United States
Missionary Society of the Evangelical Lutheran Church
RH. C. Bell
Woman's Missionary Society of
United Lutheran Church
Beil
Unite States
Florida
California
Alaska
Canada
U.S. G. Rapp
Pasor
Give Nn
Hendry Raabe
Hany E. Carty
Theonary Society
A. H. Harrington
Many Fingers In Congress Legislative Pie
Rodney Dutcher surveys the looming power games as Congress opens. Major groups like the American Farm Bureau Federation and American Federation of Labor push farm relief, immigration limits, health, labor, and education measures while opposing others. Large organizations outline plans, from flood control to national defense, with emphasis on federal roles in relief and regulation.
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Rodney Dutcher
AEA
Washington
Tone Macy
Mangie
American Farm Bureau Federation
McNary-Hauzen
Chis
American Cisnamid Co
Agriculture Department
American Federation of Labor
Government Printing Office
Public Health Service
Bread Trust
Congress
MacNary- Haugen -Bth
Commerce Department
Permanent Commission
District of Columbia
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Mulllions of Women
Newlands
Department of Education
St. Lawrence
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Shipping Board
Turkey
Cuba
American Automobile Association
Frederick and county to attend 8M b animal interstate conference
Frederick and county prepare a large delegation for the 8M b animal interstate conference in Washington. The event, under the Young Men's Christian Association Boys Work Secretaries, includes a reception for President Coolidge at the White House. Leaders from Thurmont and local figures will travel by private cars and a bus, with Max Father in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Wily
Washington
Young Men’s
Chin Han Association
Coolidge
White Hane
Neocon
Togrem
Seys
Locats
Privary
Ares Frederick
Gladstone
Wilamua
Cifford Gilbert
James Doub
Glenn Garber, Jr
Monroe Burdette
Ward Son
Howard Taylor
Raymond Starr
Richard Kline
Thurmont
Arthur Morehead
Roxton
Elmer
Pershing Praised by Col Markey at Rotary Meeting
Col D John Markey, Pershing’s former aide, lauds General John J. Pershing as one of America’s greats. He recalls the commander’s fitness, leadership and friendship as he spoke at the Frederick Rotary Club. The talk notes Pershing’s stance with Allied forces, Lafayette tribute, and hopes for a future visit to Frederick. Additional club business and upcoming events were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Pershing
Col
Markey
Cal. Markey
General Pershing
American Legion
Paris
Foch
Petain
Lafayette
Rotary Organization
Legion Convention
Fredericktonian
Col. Markey
W. F. Childs, Jr
Edwin C. Markell
Childs
Lewis R. Dertzbaugh
Washington Ro‘art Club
Rotary International
H. L. &. KiyTer
Cyrus Mee
Woodstock
Australia
America
Japan
FR Ames Hendrickson
Kerfoot
Brunswick
H. A. Pavideoo
Morgantown
W. Va
E. Smart
Washington
Cal Markey
G. Elis
B.C. Millikin
Ambie
Arthur Cormick
Boston
Mass
Tt. Smith
Rosese P. Brocolesworth
Renn
Har Bornberker
Boonsborn
Jotz
Reifsnider
Torko
Lilliendahl and Beach Kiss in Court in Murder Trial
In May's Landing New Jersey on November 30 1939 AP reports testimony on human blood stains found on clothing of Mrs Margaret Lilliendahl as she and Willis Beach trial for the murder of Dr A William Lilliendahl. Beach and Mrs Lilliendahl kissed in open court and expressed confidence in innocence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May's Landing
N. J
Margaret Lilliesdahl
Liliendahl
Willis Beach
A. William Lilliendahl
John Arleth
Atlantic City
Lewin Meyers
Lilliendahl
Air mail pilot dies on first trip near Corrana Indiana
Kendallville Indiana November 30 AP Edward Exberg on his first air mail flight crashed near Corrana about ten miles east of Kendallville. Neighbors heard the engine at about 10 PM and believed he struggled before the aircraft vanished. The wreckage was located the next morning and the body remained in place. Exberg was operating off the Chicago to Cleveland air mail route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kendallville
Ind
Edward Exberg
Corrana
Here
George Simons
Chicago
Cleveland
Cardinal Bonzano's Funeral Held in Rome
Cardinal Bonzano, Apostolic Delegate to Washington, was laid to rest today at the Church of the Sacred Heart in solemn rites. The church was draped in black with gold fringe as a high catafalque bore the cardinal's insignia and tall candles. a large Mexican colony representation attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardinal Bonzano
Rome
Washington
Church of the Sacred Heart
Legislative programs as written by reform groups
The Anti-Saloon League plans to back bills tightening prohibition, raising penalties, and deporting alien violators. Some officials favor already obtained legislation while the Association Against the Prohibition Amendment seeks a national referendum or state referenda. Others push for reforms like the Newe Mascte Ehoals, Swing-Johnson Boulder Campaigns, Walsh power-industry probe, Norris lame duck abolition, and registration of lobbyists, with Western progressive measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anti-Saloon League
League
Association Against
Associaton
Satoon League
Bss Wei
Cam Aign
Newe Mascte
Ehoals
Swing-Johnson
Boulder
Cam bUis
Health Department Advises Avoid Contact With Colds
Public health guidance warns readers to minimize contact during cold season and to avoid shared items such as cups towels and washcloths. Officials emphasize hygiene, coughing etiquette, and distancing to curb spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Health Department
American Kidnapped by Mexican Bandits
H. W. Thompson, manager of a mine at Copala Guerrero, was seized by 10 bandits near Masatlan. They demanded 5 000 pesos ransom and threatened death if authorities were alerted before payment. The bandits attacked his home. Thompson was taken to the mountains. Military commander ordered pursuit and rescue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico Citys
H. W. Thompson
Copala
Guerrero
Maxatlan
Thompson
Masatlan
Record Hunting Licenses Reach New Highs Across Counties
State game warden E. Lea LeCompte reports licenses issued exceed any prior year. Montgomery Prince Georges Baltimore Harford Queen Anne saw license supplies exhausted with Prince Georges issuing over 3000 and Montgomery about 4050. In Hancock Washington county 26 large birds were bagged this season, the largest in 25 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Lea LeCompte
Montgomery
Prince Georges
Queen Anne
Baltimore
Harford
Washington County
Hancock
Two Arrested In City on Assault and Non-support Charges
Jacob Hall of Middle Aller and Owen Fry were arrested in separate cases. Hall was charged with assault and battery on James W. Painter and released on own recognizance with a hearing before Justice S. P. Bowers Friday evening. Fry, brought from Baltimore by Deputy Steiner, faces non-support charges filed by his claimant in this city. Justice A. Y. Bennett held the case open for further investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Hall
Middle
Aller
William F. Shiner
James W. Painter
S. P. Bowers
Steiner
Owen Fry
Baltimore
Camlr
Thin City
A. Y. Bennett
Richmond Negro found guilty in murder of white girl
Shirley Winningham, a Negro, was found guilty of the murder of Hilda Barlow of Smithfield. A death sentence by the jury followed after about one and a half hours of deliberation. The case raised questions of sanity during the trial procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Shirley Winningham
Hilda Barlow
Winningham
Oeicter
Spectacular Chicago Fire Damages Brick Building
A dramatic fire in Chicago on November 26 caused machine gun like explosions and engulfed a brick building on the river side near a park packing company. The loss is estimated at 364000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
APIA
Winter Comes Early As Frede rick County Braces For Snow
A Washington weather forecast predicts a cold wave from the east with rain and a chance of snow by Friday morning. Forecasters expect frigid air to descend on Frederick County, despite recent mild temperatures. highs reached 69 degrees Tuesday with a 47 degree low overnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Frederick
Baltimore Protests Shore Communication Cutoff
Baltimore leaders vow to defend main links to the Eastern Shore after a proposed withdrawal threatens daily commerce. James Carey Mariien, president of the Association of Commerce, says a mass meeting will be held Tuesday to oppose the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
James Carey Mariien
Association of Commerce
Newt
A. 3 County
Baltimore, Chesapeake and Atlantic
Wiithdrawal
Four Years For Assay's Tale In Dick Lodge Store
A local account reports that Iteneed, operating a store at Dick Lodge, faces four years in connection with an assay matter. Details indicate legal action tied to the store's dealings and accompanying charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assay's
Fleur Fears
Dick Lodge
Father of Tom Mix Dies in Obscure Incident
Jenkins Kentucky November thirty AP Soaring James shouted from Cumberland Mountain signaling Leonard Woods aNegro who was lynched by a mob of more than two hundred armed men early today Woods arrested for the death of Harrell Deaton a 34 year old mine foreman for Elkton Coal at Fleming Kentucky was shot while facing a crowd in Whitesburg later his body was taken to the Mix family home in Dubois Pennsylvania for a demonstration at a motorcade of cars arrived. A Negro had been arrested near Fleming after Deaton's body was found Sunday The mob took Woods prisoner and carried him to Whitesburg where a chain was placed around his neck and he was killed An unmasked mob then led him away from the jail. Mrs SelI Whitaker jailer said the mob made no attempt to break in and she could not stop the intrusion
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
Baut
Deaton
Thair
Whitesburg
Soviet Union calls for abolition of all armaments
Geneva, Nov. 30 AM. Soviet Russia formally proposed complete abolition of all land sea and air forces. Maxim Litvinov led the push for dissolution of armies navies and air forces and for elimination of all military training. The plan included destruction of warships ships and all military supplies and chemical weapons. Delegates reacted with shock and wide skepticism about feasibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Soviet Russa
Maxim Litrinoff
Boviet
Git Fand
Nea
Eee
Mmihe
Neitther
Topan
Litvinai
Coal Merger Reported by Pittsburgh Sun Telegraph
A Pittsburgh Sun-Telegraph report states plans for a merger of about 70 bituminous coal companies with capital around 50 million dollars. The article notes parties are engaged to promote the amalgamation and outline of the deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh Sun-Telegraph
Mors
Go & Toe
Pitts
Custody Petition Denied in Mahon Case by Baltimore Court
In Baltimore on November 3, Judge Stastem declined to grant Mrs. Aunty W. S. Mahon custody of her husband Jebis J. Mahon, a Democratic trader, citing lack of evidence of incapacity. The defendant argued equity lacked jurisdiction. Separately, auto collision injured North Market Street man Lewis Simmons, who survived and continued home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maken
Baltimore
Stastem Ih
Cirewit
W. S. Mahon
Jebis J. Mahon
Ste
Estebn
Kidwell Denied Right to Intervene in Contempt Case
Justice Siddons in the DC Supreme Court denied juror Edward J. Kidwell the right to intervene in the contempt proceedings tied to the Fall-Sinclair trial. Kidwell, juror No. 14, faced affidavits accusing him of seeking material gain from jury service, which he denied while seeking inclusion in actions against Harry F. Sinclair William J Burns and associates. The contempt case centers on surveillance of the July trial by Burns operatives. The District Attorney asked to add Sinclair Burns and associates as parties and to compel Kidwell’s inclusion, but this was not done. The DA still plans contempt action against Kidwell separately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Edward J. Kidwell
Sinclair Cage
Justice Siddons
Supreme Court of
District of Columbia
Kidwell
Harry F. Sinclair
William J. Burns
Burns Detective Agency
Burns
Gordon
Sinclair
uJe
Kidner
Sin- Tv
Trading Heav y Ticker Runs 22 Minutes Late
New York stocks opened with heavy trading and widespread confusion as the ticker fell about 22 minutes behind the market. Dealers reported sharp liquidity shifts and irregularities in prices as brokers rushed to process orders and quotes amid the late start.
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New York
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C.H. Butts
Dudge Tighter
Mrs. Gell
Lutheran Society
Jonas L. Burritt
Lewstown
Jonas L. Burrer
David J. Barrier
Harry Harshman
Adam Mercer
Ither King
Irtin Beard
Murray Burrer
Mrs Beard
Katie Lore
William H. Snyder
Mioi Getzendanner
Clarence Burrier
Howard Burrier
John Rice
Lather Uriter
Harold Stoll
Harry F. Barker
Alice Brown
Tailie Burrier
Onald Bertier
Emory Burrier
William Snyder
Spencer Merces
William King
Mary
Y. MC
Washington Conference
Markey Sai
Frederick Man
Henry
Church of the Brethren
Fourth Street
J. Maurice Henry
Board of Welfare
Church al the Brethren
Bizet College
Europe
New Windsor
Carroll Counties
Mrs. Lilliendahl
Mrs. Beach
AIR Mail
Ft. Fulton
Terward
Broscht
Helen Maclk
John Tin
Isilp
John
Kentucky
Tom Mix
Oubon, A
Assia
Alec
Lewis Simmons
North Market
Market Street
Fifth and
Sith
Simmons
Christies
Frederick Branch
Children’s Aid Society
Fraveswick County
Renn Bays
Ren Hes Pas
KR. D. Beyer
West Fifth Street
Bam Eighth Street
Santiago
Chile
Monn
Ocala
Justice Siddona
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