Acquittal in Manslaughter Case Near Brunswick
Jurors found Cay Vangossen not guilty of manslaughter in the death of James Campbell in a June auto crash near Brunswick. The prosecution argued speed and loss of control, while defense claimed insufficient evidence. The trial proceeded with jury selection and judge presiding, with Vangossen represented by E Austin Aries. Abrecht postponement noted for Raymond Engle collision case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cay Vangssen
Young Brunswick
Fber
James Umpbell
Brunswick
Knoxville St
Ms Morning
Wman
Peter
van- Wen
E. Austin Aries
James Campbell
Brusawick
Cartyogoren
Brunswick Bar- Tt
Cowet Ogaccion
Perdyer Winan
Ainst Vangosen
Vangoser
Pany
Campbel
John Hardy
Ndrew Jackson
Willisins
Bell
Van
Shenf
Charles D. Wood
Ye Man
Louis C. Etchison
Charles A. Ord
M. Elmer Valentine
Charlies Flethenhoefer
Clinton Metcalfe
Marial B. Byler
Abrecht
Walter Arecht
Raymond Engle
OULDN'T MARRY ON $30 WEEK KILLS SWEETHEART
Kansas City report says a 30 dollar monthly salary drove a man to kill his sweetheart Miss Marie Young and wound a former Central High School student Jenn Jenkins, 24. Jenkins drove the car to an amusement resort, stabbed Young to death, collapsed, was revived, and confessed to police that he planned to kill her fearing shame and hanging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Jenn Jenkins
Central Gh
Marie Young
Jenkins
Yrar
Arle
Kitt
Miss ‘Young
Soemioen Club
Young man jailed six months for manslaughter
James P Wrangelin, 19, of Annapolis, received six months in jail after pleading guilty to a case arising from a crash that killed two Black men when their car grew torched by a hired machine. He admitted the machine struck the automobile and the victims were Ging. Enoch Chapter Meeting drew about 75 Masons from several cities for a Monday session in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
James P. Wrangelin
Annapolis
Raranin
Cemt
Chine
Enoch Chapter
Fredth
York
Hanover
Columbia
Enoch Royal Arch
Pennvans
Quits as President of Law Enforcement Club
Mirs Denter C. Chase of Cheve Chase resigns from a law enforcement club post amid a protest in the Women’s Democrat Law Enforcement League. She plans to vote for Governor Smith on prohibition and enforcement promises, criticizing prior conduct and voicing support for stricter laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LAW Enforcement Club
Baloo
Mirs Denter C. Chase
Cheve Chase
Tos
Jéie
Shoald
Mervert Roorer
Beane Ieee
Red Cross Relief Fund Reaches 1649 27 County Totals Reported
Frederick County Red Cross reports Florida West Indies hurricane relief fund at 1649 27 with city and county donations. Largest gift 2652 from Church of the Brethren at Grossnickle. Altar Guild Evangelical Reformed Calvary M E Bible class and Buckeystown Woman's Club among contributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grossnickle
Athanda Ahali
Burkittsville
Genevieve Thomas
Adamstown
James Heinlein Harris
Evangelical Reformed Church
Eleanor C. Martz
Freas
Westeyan Bible
Calvary
M. E. Church
E. K Wachter
Woman's Club of
Buckeystown
Trego McKinney
Century Temple No
Pythian Sisters
Brunswick
Frzderick County Fund For
Red Cross
Church of the Brethren
Grossickle’s
D. Edgar Bittle
Myersole
Century Temple Wn. 4
Molle V_ Zimmerman
Frederick
Grand Temple of
Maryland
Alar Guild of
Wesleyan Bible Class
Calvary M. FE. Church
Buckerstown
James L. Fleser
Flieser
Medal of Honor Awarded to Shipboard Machinist First Class
William R. Huber of the destroyer Bruce has received the Medal of Honor for extraordinary heroism at Norfolk navy yard on June 11. He entered a steam filled fire room to rescue fellow machinist Charles H. Bryan and returned to aid others. The ceremony will honor Huber at Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William R. Huber
Bruce
Wilbur
Huber
Harrisburg
I Pa
Charles H. Bryan
Norfolk Navy Yard
Bryan
Odd Fellows Pilgrimage Home Sunday Planned
The Odd Fellows group schedules a pilgrimage to their home this Sunday. Details include gathering time and route for members, with emphasis on community fellowship and the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ODD Fellows
Rebekahs to Visit Maryland State IOOF Home on Sunday
About 3 000 attendees from Maryland and other states are expected for the second annual home coming pilgrimage to the Maryland State IOOF Home in Frederick. Lodges have chartered 28 buses, with an inspection morning, a 1 PM band concert, and a 2 PM amplification driven program featuring Grand Chaplain Simon Sipple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Mnd
Frederick
Simon Sipple
D. D
Pennsylvania
Umde
Sixteenth Anniversary Banquet of Bible Class at Calvary
The Leaders' Bible Class marked its sixteenth anniversary Tuesday night at Calvary Methodist Episcopal church social room with about twenty percent attendance. Guests enjoyed Irish songs, a menu served by the social committee, and remarks by Rev. G Ell Williams and Rev. Mark Depp. A mock trial stunt and a final benediction closed the event with spirited audience applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
G. Elis Wilams
Leonard G. Wachter
J. A R. Fingiing
M. R. Etchison
M. J. Croghan
New York Express Co Employees Strike Shuts Operations
The strike by Brotherhood of Railroad and Express Clerks members at American Railways Express Co began before midnight in the Greater New York area. Officials cited unresolved seniority issues and broader labor unrest, with potential spread to other locations. A Washington Street School Parent-Teacher Association meeting is listed for Friday after-school hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Greater
Arta
Brotherhood of Railroad and Express Clerks
American Railways Express Company
B.T. Assn
Parent-Teacher Association of
Washington Street
Eid Acth Schooll
Registration records in Chicago show 1928 turnout
Fragmentary report notes Chicago voters registered for the 1928 election with 1366 entries and some records dating four years back. The piece mentions polling positions and a car-related record as part of the chaotic registration scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Rurestadey
Wooeen
New Mail Schedule Changes Effective This Month
Postmaster Irving S. Biser issues a new mail schedule affecting dispatch and receipt times. The plan details specific dispatch windows from 5:20 a.m. to 6:45 p.m. for routes to Baltimore Philadelphia New York Washington D C and western points with regional splits including Middletown Braddock Heights and Hagerstown. Receipts list 6:50 a.m. through 7:... distributions with local and long distance routes noted and a 30 to 45 minute distribution allowance Plus a Sunday listing and a 12 90 m mail run for non local routes.
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Irving S. Biser
Mall
Frederick
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New York
Hagerstown
Brunswick
Washington
D. C
Washington Junction
Lewistown
Thornont
Western Maryland Railroad
Braddock Heights
Northern Central
Lancaster
Western Maryland
Reymar
Cumberland
Pensylvania
TAS & M
Middletown
Myerville
Prederice Junction
Briuswick
Harpers Ferry
Martinsburg
West
D. G C
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Montgomery County
Jefferson
Myersville
Cumberland Valley
Harrisburg
Weverton
Frederick Junction
Harpers Perry
W. Va
Washington, D. C
Points Worth
York
Thurmont
Virginia
West Virginia
BD. C
South
Miers
Brumswritkh
Chicago
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Ohio
Alrascece Hielakis
Middiemen
New Voters Registered Across Maryland Statewide
A report indicates thousands of new voters registered across various counties in Maryland with activity concentrated in Baltimore and surrounding areas. Officials emphasize timely registration ahead of upcoming elections and note efforts to expand outreach in urban and rural communities.
Court of Honor Held by Scouts in Frederick Area
About 150 Boy Scouts from Frederick and Carroll counties attended a Court of Honor in Grace Reformed Sunday School room after a dinner at United Brethren church. The ceremony awarded Second Class pins, First Class pins, merit badges, and the Life badge to numerous Scouts, culminating in the Eagle Badge for Harry M. Gross of Troop 1 Middleton, with brief remarks by local leaders and a procession of Scout officials and troops from multiple towns. A separate report notes a Hudson sedan damaged near the White House area after hitting a pole off Braddock Road Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Carroll
Francis Scott Key Council of Boy Scouts
Grace Reformed
United Brethren Church
Charles E. Wood
Philadelpate
George G. Whitney
Brunswick
Walkersville
Westminster
New Windsor
Union Bridge
Middletown
Louis L. Wilson
Mr. Fisher
Rodney Willard
Austin Cooper
Marion Burns
Eugene Six
Robert Etzler
Orville Frock
Claude Angel
Klaude Buttier
Monroe Hyde
Chanles Lovell
George
Brunstwieck
Byard Wootten
Bradley Bochman
Nelson Eling
James Dells
Klaudel Bltiner
George Babylon
Charles Lovell
Jack Byrne
Edward Mobley
Wilbert Silberman
Brooks Russell
Walton Stanclf
Otto Selby
Melvin Kelly
Kermit L. Frye
Bradley L. Bowman
Wen J. McDaniels
Jacob Englebrecht
William Hamm
Charles W. Lough
Dale Wise
Leslie Shafer
Jack Brroc
Edgar Fox
Carter Stone
Bjorlee
Hany M. Gross
Middleton
Scout Gross
Court of Honor
Wilson
Tim
Gress
Two youths go on trial after trucker holdup
In Chambersburg a trial began for Alexander Knapp of Baltimore and Sydney Prince of Washington charged in a September trucker holdup in the Blue Ridge area. State witness Harry M. Rowe testified he was forced to stop, a claim of revenue officers, a pistol-like object and the recovery of Rowe’s belongings after a struggle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chambersburg
Harry M. Rowe
Riatrock
Alexander Knapp
Baltimore
Sydney
Prince
Washington
Rowe
Waynesboro
Blue Ridge Mountain
Knapp
Knapps Aesnand
Revenue Officers
Harold Hill
Record-Setting Maryland Voter Registers at 97
Mrs. Lucretia Six of Thurmont, born March 18, 1832, registered to vote at Precinct No. 1, claiming Republican affiliation. At nearly 97, she may be Maryland’s oldest newly qualified voter, recalling Civil War aid to soldiers and planning to vote in the coming election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucretia Staley Six
Thurmont
Maryland
Six
Frederick
Samuel Six
Rocky Ridge
Hoover
Crouse
Dap
Dirigible Graf Zeppelin Transatlantic Flight Set
Friedrichshafen Germany Oct 10 AP the start time for the Graf Zeppelin transatlantic voyage was set for tomorrow morning pending improved wind conditions. Pilot Hugo Eckener delayed departure to seek clearer weather as a stiff breeze hindered hangar handling. Reverend Mr Walkek delivers Chapel address at Hood College urging study of values and noting small things matter.
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Friedrichshafen
Germany
Graf Zeppelix
Hugo
United States
Walkck
Chalmer W. Walek
Sec
Hood Collge
Mr. Walek
Jesus
Hickman Ready 10 Die Tells Associated Press
Fragmented text mentions Hickman and a plea or statement to the Associated Press. It references a warden, a judge, and potential legal actions. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but imply a high profile case with statements about death or destruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickman
Associated Press
Rotary urged to boost Boy Scout support in Frederick
Charles E. Wood of Washington urged Frederick Rotary members to invest time and interest in Boy Scouts. He cited a recent Court of Honor session at Grace Reformed Church where 150 local scouts earned promotions. He stressed parental involvement and Rotary ethics shaping youth through camping, nature, and service.
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Boy Scouts
Charles E. Wood
Washington
Frederick
Carroll County
Grace Reformed Church
Mr. Wood
Court of Honor
J. L. Wilson
Ile
Bos
Rotary
Jesse Pla
Rey
Was
Sanford
Georges G. Whines
Mae . Gustafson
Topeka
Ean
O. Jets
Marriage License Issued in Washington to Aus tin Peatre and Mary Gould
A marriage license was issued in Washington on Wednesday to Albert Austin Peatre 29 of Fredericks and Mary E Gould 28 of Shreveport Louisiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Peatre
Wea
Washington
Albert Austin Peatre
Frecercx
Mary E. Gould
Shreveport
Coolidge Links Religion to Liberty at Episcopal Convention
President Coolidge declares religion essential to preserving American liberties and social order during the 49th triennial Episcopal church convention on Mt. St. Albans. Bishop Anderson warns against political intrusion in church pulpits and platforms as 20 000 attend National Cathedral services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ington
Coolidge
Tefl
Protestant Episcopal Church
Mt. St. Albans
Lay Gele
National Cathedral
Charles Palmerston Anderson
Chimes
Poattier
Body Not Identified In Mysterious River Find Near Point of Rocks
Unidentified white male body viewed by several locals at B R Etchison & Son undertaking parlor near Point of Rocks Gun day remains unidentified. Detectives including Sheriff Roderick pursue scarce clues while authorities hold back key information about the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. R. Etchison & Son
Point of Rocks
Kenneth Diffenderfer
Dunn Woolen Mills
Ww Va
Roderick
Charier Shader Hangs for Slaying Deputy Warden in 1926
Charlier Shader was executed at Williamsty Jail in Joliet during a May 1926 penitentiary escape, the fourth to hang for the deputy warden Peter Klein's murder. Shader faced the scaffold calmly, smoked, refused sympathy, and told Jailor James McKeown goodbye before the drop. The piece also notes Frederick City Hospital board meeting and monthly figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlier Shader
Williamsty
Peter Klein
Jollet
Shader
James McKeown
Jim
McKeown
Charlie
Frederick City Hospital
Rurees
Rome
Tonight's Politics On The Air
Radio tonight features speakers from both parties. Senator Carter Ginet of Virginia appears at 10:30 from Washington on WEAF and 38 stations, Assistant Corporation Counsel Arthur Hills at 6 on WEAF, Senator George Mosis from New Hampshire at 7 on WOR and Columbia, Mortimer B. Lesher from Pittsburgh at 7:40 on KDA, and Hoover program from 8 with five minute talks across 38 stations nationwide. The series continues nightly.
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York
Carter Ginet
Virginia
Washington
WEAF
Arthur J. Hills
Repubicans
George Mosis
New Hampshire
Plainfield
N. J
WOR
Grotems
Columbia
Mortimer B. Lesher
Piteturgh
KDA
Hoover
Iwi
Hervert Hoover
Eastefo
Lerd
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Arly Vangssen
Court
Tomobile
Igh School
Nicholson
RED Cross Relief Fund
Disaster Relief Fund
McCurdy
McCurdy Field
United Fire Company
Park
Uniteds
Dar
Rebekahs
Mark Depp
NEW York Express CO
Paints
Rathrogame
White House
Harry Lease
Braddock
Mat
Balti
Moreans
H. M. Rowe
Tember
Lucretia Staley
Dariing
Joe
Ket Bimsed
Janes
Roberta
Avery
Defesse
Young Hay
Hee Will
General Convention of
Episcopal Church
Anderson
Politics
Martinsbury
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