Halptmarn's Indicted in Kidnap Murder Case
Jersey grand jury indicts Halptmarn on charges of kidnapping and murder. Proceedings outline alleged abduction and fatal assault with details limited to the indictment. The case path moves toward trial as authorities pursue evidence and legal action.
Lindbergh identifies voice of accused man in Bronx ransom case
Col Lindbergh testifies the voice heard in the ransom negotiations in a Bronx cemetery was Hauptmann’s. The indictment for the Lindbergh baby kidnapping was voted by a New Jersey grand jury after a four hour session. Extradition prospects hinge on tomorrow’s actions in Trenton with District Attorney Fowler coordinating the case.
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Flemington
N. J
Brose Hauptmann
Charles A. Lindbergh
Hunterdon County
Col. Lindbergh
Hauptmann
New Jersey
cMerbe
Wilentz
Trenton
A. Har Moore
Bronx
Samuel J. Fowey
Bronx County
Haupmann
H. Norman Schwarzkopf
New Jersey State Police
Col. Lindbergenco
Preversreter Steeten
Prand
Uits
Disposition of Goods Levy Case In Lewistown
A court case in Lewistown addresses disposal of personal property seized under a debt levy. Harry C. Baugher, his wife and father faced judgment after witnesses testified. The sheriff’s sale proceeded as part of the process with assets including chickens and farm equipment discussed amid proceedings.
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Harry C. Baugher
Lewistown
Arthur D. Willard
Charles W. Waddward
Willam E. Foreman
Baugher
Ohaine
Baugher Trial Reveals Property Belongings Post Levy Near Lewistown
Witnesses describe livestock, vehicles, and household items tied to a levy dispute. Clarion in law, a Chevrolet, and an automobile are linked to family members while ownership is disputed. Evidence shows burial of a cow and missing signatures on a note as testimonies unfold.
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Clari
Lewistown
Baugher
Baugher Aso
Baigher
Local candidates mailed a farm questionnaire for election views
Frederick County Pomona Grange and Farm Bureau send a tax committee drafted survey to Democratic and Republican candidates for state senate House of Delegates and county commissioners. It asks opinions on income tax local revenue use and liquor tax tied to school funding while urging prompt responses by late October.
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Senate
House of Delegates
Frederick County Pomona Grange
Frederick County Farm Bureau
Tia
Tragic death of 22 year old Margaret Hamilton at home
Margaret Elizabeth Hamilton 22 ended her life Monday at her Chestnut Grove home by placing a shotgun to her heart as her parents and siblings were away at the Frederick Fair Grounds. She was active in Sunday school and missionary work and her funeral is set for Thursday at Ditron chapel, with interment by Powell and Albaugh.
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Missionary Society
Chestnut-Mt. Pleasure
Loch Vivbuly
Austin M. Hamilton
Fair Grounds
C. B. Stone
Libertytown
Sherman P. Bowers
J. Ruskin Loy
Austin
Gilmore M
Felds
Mr. Pleasant Reformed Church , Missionary Society
Chestnut Grove
Ditron Chapel
Liberty
Reve J. Frank Fife
Powell and Albaugh
Land and Building Assessment for Agricultural Use
The text discusses treating farm lands and buildings as a unit for assessment and taxing them based on agricultural use. It argues for reassessment of real and personal property and seeks relief costs separate from Federal government contributions, proposing taxation beyond general property tax.
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Frieder
Washington's First Veto Ties to 1757 Aportional Representation
The item notes George Washington issuing his first veto on a bill for apportioned representation. It cites Boston's Buoy Theater as the first to be sighted by electricity, and mentions the American yacht defeating 14 rivals in a 53 mile race. Commodore John C. Stevens led the New York Yacht Club syndicate. The Bijou theater reportedly lit by Edison, Dec 12, 1882, with 630 lamps.
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Buoy Theater
Boston
America
John C. Stevens
New York Yacht Club
Washington
Edison
Strike to End in Havana After General Walkout
The left wing general strike in Havana began amid violence and will end at midnight as originally banned unless more trouble develops. The General Strike committee said the action was successful, demonstrated the unions' power, and that new adhesions were being received.
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Havana
Cuba
Ritchie Attacks Platform As Inconsequential Campaign Start
Gov Albert C Ritchie addressed about 1000 in Leonardtown Md criticizing the Republican platform as inconsequential while urging Democrats to unite after nominees are named. He defended his record as the main argument for reelection and labeled GOP planks as weak and rope trick rhetoric. In Baltimore Harry W Nic opened his campaign appealing to Democratic voters and urging loyalty to sound principles over partisanship.
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Duke's
Albert C. Ritchie
Ritchie
Baltimore
Harry W. Nic
Charles J. Coates
Nice
Minn
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