Sentences In Larceny Cases At Woodsboro Rail Robberies
In a long-running case of railroad station robberies at Woodsboro and nearby towns, six men stood trial before Judges Worthington and Peter. Five were convicted: Edgar Redmond given three years on three counts with two concurrent. Paul Bowers awaiting further evidence. Howard Ecker two years in the House of Correction for coffee larceny. Henry Wireman one year in the House of Correction for receiving stolen goods with concurrent terms. Paul Dixon convicted but awaiting sentence. Melvin Gilbert acquitted. The court stressed public safety and railroad protection, noting Redmond’s prior convictions and family. Disposition ends the probe into the robberies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
House of Correction
Woodsboro
Lesburg
Worthington
Peter Presiding
Edgar Redmond
Paul Bowers
Howard Ecker
Henry Wireman
Paul Dixon
Melvin Gilbert
Cofffee
Ray Shelton
Brunswick
Elizabeth Reynolds
Horace Willams
Maryland House of Correction
Fire Rages On Liner In Port
The Un er Byron of the National Greek Line with 397 passengers reached port with a menacing after-hold fire that spread after some control. Fireboats pumped water as officials said passengers were safe and uninjured. The blaze began in boiler No 5, with tobacco and cargo aboard. Crowds along the shores watched great smoke and tugboats stood by.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ap.j
Byron
National Greek Line
Largo
Missing and whereabouts unknown in Cinderella marriage
New York report says Edward W Browning a 351 year old Cinderella man cannot locate his wife Peaches a 16 year old bride of six months. She left their Long Island apartment Saturday with her mother Mrs Heenan and has not been heard from since. The secretary confirms no quarrel and Browning would welcome her return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Edward W. Browning
Brownings
Ie Secretars
Cinderela Tman
Campaign Drive to Raise Funds for Frederick County Library
A campaign to raise $1,000 for maintaining the Frederick County Free Library at its current high standard is planned by the Library Association. Library Day will feature local contributions on Saturdays in October. The effort aims to secure funds to support library services, including reference rooms and children's reading programs, with many readers already benefiting from the facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
World Series Game Three Opens Amid Mud and Noise
The St Louis Cardinals face the New York Yankees in game three at Sportsman Park St Louis with 5000 fans in line before first pitch. Cool, partly cloudy weather promised fair conditions as lineups include Hornsby for St Louis and Ruth for New York. Umpires were Hildebrand Kiem Dineen and OToole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Yankees
Sportsman Park
St. Louis
Battle Ground
Rogers Hornsby
Cardinals
New York
Ballpark
Grounads
St Louis
Weather Bureau
Denthit
Southworth
Hornsbry
Bottomley
L. Bell
Wafer
O'Far- Tell
Therenow
Haines
Comle
Kreniz
Ruth
Measel
Gehbriz
Lazzeri
Dagan
Senereid
Reuther
Hildebrand
Kiem
Dineen
Otiay
John Brown's Daughter Dies in California
Eureka California October 5 AP Mrs Anna Brown Adams 7 only surviving daughter of John Brown of Harpers Ferry fame died today at her daughter’s home in Shively Humboldt County Mrs Adams was the only family member to witness the hanging of her father in 1859.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka
Cal
Anna Brown Adams
John Brown
Harpers Ferry
Shively
Humboldt County
Miners Die as Rescue Continues After Rockwood Blast
In Rockwood Tennessee AP reports 28 men believed dead after an explosion at Ryan Iron Mine Rogers entry. Two more bodies were recovered bringing total to six. 22 may still be inside. Rescue teams entered the mine as rain fell and relatives waited in grief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockwood
Tenn
Ryan Iron Mining Company
Rogers
Clarence Stevens
Philip Gallion
Stevens
Gallion
Harry Lingo
Westel
W. C. Elliott
George Riddell
Roan Iron Company
Here
Will
Arthur Tearue
G. E. Boles
Cas
Ebbie Datis
Firemen Given Old Badge at United Steam Fire Engine
At the United Steam Fire Engine Company quarterly meeting a 1878 gold badge once awarded to Jacob Tyson, a former member and committee head for the engine purchase, was received as a gift from Tyson's family. The badge will be displayed in the company's engine house keeper museum. Tyson was the oldest member at his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Steam Fire Engine Company
Jacob Tyson
Tyson
The
Uniteds
Tate
Maryland Federation of Women's Clubs Meet at Country Club
About 175 Northern District women attended the sixth annual Maryland Federation of Women's Clubs meeting at Catectic Country Club. Morning credentials, reports, and an education focus highlighted by Miss Lucy Hunter and Mrs M S Unger. Officers listed include Mrs A N Ward and Mrs R E Town with resignations and constitutional amendments discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Federation of Women’s Clubs
Catectic Country Club
Abs. E. W. Gans
Hagerstown
John Alcock
Baltimore
Maryland State Federation of Women's Clubs
John H Sipple
A. N. Ward
Westminster
H. L. G. Kleffer
Evangelical Reformed Church
A. O. Ward
R. E. Town
Joseph Z. Pyles
Frederick
J. E. Myers
Lucy Hunter
H. Unger
J. A. Apple
Carrell Albaugh
Frank L. Stoner
A. M. Lichtenstein
Paul Hitchens
Annie Stoan
Ungr
Allegany County
Federation
Marsland
Frostbars
Apple
Maryland
Buckeystown
Thurmont
Frederick City
C. Ethel Monroe
Allogany
Carrol
Garret
Harford
Washington
Mos H. Unger
J.H. Apple
Carroll Albaugh
F L Stoner
A M. Lichtenstein
Cumberland
Frosthare
Annie Sinan Cumberland
Buckeystown Woman's Club— President, Mrs. C. E. Nichols
T. C. Rowlson
D Trezo McKinner
Civicho
W. W. Brown
Morris Rosenbaum
F. A. Taylor
Elzabeth Lowness
Weller funds for Weller renomination in state primary
The report filed in the Clerk of the Court details Weller for United States Senator campaign expenditures including $21,220.79 raised to secure Weller's renomination. Contributors list names and amounts from Jacob France to A J Fink and others. Also notes an anniversary dinner of Ballenger Women’s Club and multiple civic club delegates from Frederick and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RE. Weller
United States
W. Harry Haller
Weller
Campagn
Galen L. Tait
Edmund Budnitz
C. O. Richardson
John H. Cunningham
B. F. Woelper
C. H. Holtzman
E. G. Baetser
Jacob France
A. 3. Mushkin
HL. L Satterlee
Dudley Richardson
C. Wilbur Miller
O. E. Weller
H. B. Wilcox
H. Book
Edmund J. Wachter
H. Webster’ Smith
E. Ridgely Simpson
Charles Rustzcka
H. G. Parring
William Merrikin
Joseph J. Carmody
J. Henry Strotmyer
L. B. Suskin
W. L. Fitzgerald
Roland C. Marchant
H. Walter Kraus
Galen “ Tait
E. Weller
Weller Forces Spent 3781.53 in Regent Primary
Voters and political agents filed expense statements under the Corrupt Practices Act as filing neared. Mathias, agent for Senator Weller and Representative Zilhiman, reported receipts of 9850 with expenditures of 3781.53 including payments to treasurers, advertising, travel, and worker wages. Other candidates listed filing fees and expense totals for the September primary, with figures ranging from 25 to 495.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weller
Regent
Charles McC. Mathias
O. E. Weller
Frederick N. Zilhiman
Thomas A. Chapline
Calvin T. K. Gladhill
House of Delegates
Henry P. Museette
Orphans’ Court
Maurice D. Siifer
William C. Howard
Orphans' Court
Archley
R.molesworth
Joseph D. Martz
Roscoe P. Brown
Lewis I. Lochner
John W. Holter
George D. Smith
E. C. Crum
Tsaac G. Waltz
Charles 5. Huffer
William GC. W. Smith
Preyton E. Frey
William P. Mohler
D. Charles Frook
Joseph W. Smith
Charles W. Hoffman
D. Grant Hooper
Ladder Truck Purchase Deliberations At City Hall
Members of the newly organized Ladder Truck Company will appear before the Mayor and Aldermen at a special meeting Wednesday night to urge the city to purchase a modern ladder truck for Frederick’s fire fighting equipment. Petitions with 10 car taxpayers’ names will be submitted by the delegation. Officials will decide whether to grant the request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Ga AL
St Mary's Chapter Resumes Meetings at Episcopal Church
St Mary's Chapter of All Saint's Episcopal Church resumed meetings Monday afternoon with prayer led by Rev. Douglass Hooff. The group plans a fortieth anniversary and a congregational reception later this month. Officers were re-elected: Miss Emma R. Gittinger president, Mrs Douglass Hoof and Mrs Edith Ordeman vice presidents, Mrs James Swart secretary, Mr Donald Smith treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's
St Mary's
All Saint's Episcopal Church
Douglass Hooff
Womens’ Club
Too Much Selling In New York Stocks
In New York on October 5 the market saw selling pressures as rising hopes and widened expectations triggered by the evening movement in popular shares. Prices moved up from yesterday’s lows while call loan rates were trimmed to a lower level, signaling easing credit conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Conertion
Bandits Kill One Hurt Another In Jersey Robbery
A Maplewood businessman Frank Kearony was killed after refusing a ride from two gunmen who then shot his 11 year old son, dragged his wife from the car, and fled toward Hadley Field in a chase ending with wrecks and multiple detours across New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey
New Brunswick
N. J
Maplewood
Frank Kearory
Robert
Hadley Field
Here
Edward Nugent
Plainfield
New Broanswick
Kearney
Anniversary Observed By Leaders' Bible Class
Over two hundred people attended the fourteenth annual banquet of the Leaders' Bible Class at Calvary Methodist Episcopal church on Monday night. The event featured prayers, speeches by Rev. Dr. G Ellis Williams and Rev. Dorsey N. Miller, and musical numbers by Dr. and Mrs. Miller. Mrs. Mary H. Filler and other guests were present, with C A Gilson noted for humor and the class entering its fifteenth year with strong promise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
Leonardo G. Wachter
A. R. Snedegar
Rice
Louis L. Wilson
G. Ellis Williams
C. A. Gilson
Dorsey N. Miller
Fifth Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Harrisburg
Miller
Church of the Living God
Mre. Miller
Dr. Williams
C. A. Gileon
Farmers and Mechanics Bank
Wm. E. Filler
Mary H. Filler
Wm. M. Storm
Hamomnd Clary
C. &. Cline
E.R Sager
Albert Schroeder
A. Atlee Radcliff
Anna Shautze
F F Seminary Alumnae Club Opens Season With Meeting
F. F Seminary Alumnae Club opened the season with fourteen members present. Delegates to the Northern District of Women's Clubs were named as Mrs Edward P Gaie and Mrs Ernest Helfenstein. Mrs James Sweet reported on the General Federation of Women's Clubs meeting in Atlantic City last May with fifteen thousand attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Wade
A. K. Keefer
Eleanor H. Tull
Albert S. Brown
F. S. Stoner
Frederick Female Seminary
C . Fink
Woman's Club of Westminster
A. N. Ward
Geo. K. Mather
J. P Wantz
H. Unger
Frederick Co Federation of Rural Women’s Clabe
A. G
F. F. Seminary
Women’s Clubs
Edward P. Gaie
Ernest Helfenstein
James Sweet
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Atlantic City
Frederick
Smen
Caito
Intercity Rotary Meet and Dinner in Frederick
Members of the Frederick and Westminster Rotary clubs hold an intercity meet at the Maryland State School for the Deaf this afternoon and evening. A baseball game will be followed by school demonstrations and a 6 30 dinner with Jefferson L Harbour of New York City as speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Westminster
Maryland
Imatias Broolee
Mr. Havens
Cumberland
Messrs
Bjorles, Williams, Jr
Thomas Russell
Ww. X. Jolliffe
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Redmond
Wood, Stoner, Harp
Lewis and
Bennett
Peaches
Reather
California
Weller Forges
A. J. Fink
Tait
Ballenger Women's Club
Wayside Inn
Miss Thompson
County Home
Will. Carr
Asa Renn
Harry Howard
Claude Hargett
Thomas Culler
Wim. Culler
Wilbur Culler
BE. C. Renn
Howard L. Smith
Howard T. Smith
Anna Derr
Harry Derr
Nellie Trundie
Edgar Hargett
Oliver King
Leroy C. Horine
Calvary M. E. Church
Alumnae
Chaplin, Jr
Charles Spencer Chaplin, Jr
Westminster and Frederick
Ellicott City
Sawi Marsalies
Nelson Owens
South River
Mar Salies
Ernest Birefield
Margulies
Exeter
Stiles Streets
Abraham Spes
Thonites
Anne Amimied
Arundel County
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