Drunk Individuals Reported at Powell Home
Reports indicate intoxicated individuals were seen at the Powell residence. details and witnesses are sparse and no further action is described.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1928
Page
1
Disorderly House Trial Near Westouth Street
Witnesses testify about parked cars and quiet conditions at the Powell home as defense counters claims of disturbances. Police officer Hoffman's night patrol noted cars near the premises, while neighbors and locals deny disorder or intoxication during several visits. Trial resumes with Mrs Powell anticipated as last witness and verdict hoped soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Elizabeth
John 5
Newnan
Mse
Omcer
George Hofman
City Police
Hofman
Westwouth Street
Hoffman
Harry Rater
Madison Street
Wheater
Maurice Rhoderick
Dan Wees
Homer Renn
Adamstown
Nerdbers
William Mohler
Point of Rocks
Powell
Virginia
Washington
Powel
Forestry Tour Opens Under Maryland Forestry Group
The Western Maryland Forestry tour began today under the Maryland Forestry Association and forestry officials. State forester F. W. Besley led the party arriving about 10:30 AM and stopping at Commerce headquarters and the Francis Scott Key Memorial. Charles Bowers of the Izaak Walton League joined the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marzyland
Maryland Forestry Association
F. W. Besley
Orester
Tpamser
Commerce Headquarters
Francis
Mississippi flood control plan moves toward approval
The Army Engineers expect President Wilson to sign the Mississippi flood control advisory board report before Congress convenes in December. Funds totaling about 30 million dollars are projected for levees spillways and bank works, with 24 million already authorized for immediate actions and 14 million added for emergency repairs.
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Ropney Dutcher
NEA
Washington
Avery Lan
Jascary
New Orleans
Fint
Cootifige
Flood Acrisory Board
Congress
Army Engineers
Mecsissipoi Reyer Commlsaust
Advisory Board
Uute
Mississippi
Cairo
Gulf of Mexico
Rising Boston Actress Secures Feature Star Contract
The 19 year old Boston girl progresses from short comedies to a feature star role within a year. She wins a contract after touring as a dancer in London and returns, poised for further film success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Leon
London
Belora Abe
Murder Mystery Here No Nearer to Being Solved
Unidentified person is the focus of a murder mystery with investigators stating the case remains unresolved and no new leads have emerged.
Mystery of unidentified man found near Point of Rocks
Remains of a deceased white man discovered in undergrowth near Point of Rocks spark a countywide investigation. Sheriff W C Roderick and MLA Etchison and Son undertakers await leads while authorities suspect the body was killed elsewhere and planted at the site. Several observers have viewed the remains as detectives seek identification amid decomposed injuries and missing clues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point of Rocks
Sundar
Frederick
Etchison and Son
W. C. Roderick
Poleport
Dsr
Iit
Relation of Banks to Customers Explained
Visitors to Frederick county enjoy mountains valleys and streams and the towns historic sites. The article notes six banks with strong resources modern buildings vaults and services supporting business and community growth. It emphasizes banks as essential to expanding enterprise and sustaining progress in Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Frederick
Frederice
Msnr
W.dow
Auto Bandit Narrowly Escapes After Robbery On North Market
A would be car thief attempted to steal Albert Stockman’s machine on North Market Street. The vehicle was recovered, but the assailant fled and evaded capture as a citywide manhunt followed the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aun Thiet
Albert Stockman
Macket Street
Thet
Walter Johnson Likely To Pilot Washington Senators
Clarke Griffith announces Walter Johnson is poised to manage the Washington Senators, replacing the recently relieved Ban Harris. The move follows Johnson’s prior IL experience and signals a shift in leadership for the club amid unsettled management plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Johnson
Washington Senators
Clarke Griffith
Washington, Co
Johnson
Senators
Btan Harris
Harris
Tennessee Governor Smith Visits Chattanooga Rally
Governor Smith drew a large Democratic reception in Chattanooga after a Knoxvill e stop. A parade escorted him downtown to the Memorial Auditorium for a campaign rally with Horton on the reception committee and special trains bringing visitors. A lengthy Knoxville crowd cheered as Smith prepared to speak, with plans for a short address on campaign issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Marott Oliver
A. P
Chattanooga
Tenn
Knoxviile
Smith
Southern Terminal
Horton
Penly
New York
Knoxville
Tennessee
Five Nominees for President Put On Ballot
Five candidates were announced as nominees for the presidency and placed on the ballot. The announcement confirms each contender intended to appear in the upcoming election.
Maryland Ballot Features Presidential and Congressional Candidates
Voters across Maryland prepare for Election Day with names listed for President Vice President Senator and multiple Congress seats. A constitutional amendment increases General Assembly pay while several vacancies trigger new appointments. Birthday party notes accompany the political roster with localSocial and family items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
David C. Winebrenner
IML
Alfred E. Smith
Silbert Hyer
Normal Thomas
Wiliam E. Poster
Verne LC
House of Representatives
David J. Lewis
Frederick N. Zthiman
Congress
T. Alan Goldsborough
A. Stengle Martine
William P. Cole
Linwood L. Clark
Clarence HM. Taylor
Vincent L. Palmisano
John Philip Hill
Samuel M. Neistadt
Wourth
J. Charlies Linthicum
John FP. Brandau
Amee F. Anthony
Stephen Warfield Gaimbrill
Oliver Metzerott
Gussav P. Dill
Somerset
Howard
Anne Arundel
General Assembly
Ritchie
Washington County
Alexander R. Magner
Worcester County
Orlando Harrison
al- Tegany County
William Dando
Wicomico County
Josephus A. Wright
Caroline County
Marriote S. Redden
Baltimore City
Charies W. Grant
Tonight's Politics On The Air Across Major Stations
A radio schedule lists speakers from New York and Connecticut including Boster, Water Lippmann, James G. STOPman and Walker E. Hope. Major topics cover political commentary, party leaders, and national figures across WEEL WJAR WDRC WJZ WOR and other outlets. Times are given in standard terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boster
WEEL
WJAR
WDRC
Water Lippmann
New York World
WJZ
Mal Broadcasting Company
Boral S. Copeland
WHAXL
Ian
James G. Stopman Chaiman
Pee Mnarce Committee
Waker E. Hope
Nattional Co Ee
Weap Newadk
Hiram Bincham
7Connecticut
WOR
Colawb
Willam H. Lewis
United States
WABC
Richard Southall Grant
Patrick Henry
WEBEC
French Submarine Sinks With 43 Men On Board
A French submarine was reported sunk with 43 crew members aboard. Details remain scarce but rescue and salvage operations are reportedly underway as authorities confirm the loss.
Dedicatory Service Planned by MaeS Ok AE Tek On
A church plans a Sunday dedication with local leaders Bayer MaeS Ok AE Tek On to mark the opening. Community members expected for the ceremony at the new site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayer
Maes
Vpek Oeiiges
Dedication planned for new unit at local church
Costly improvements underway at Theological Seminary in Lancaster and Woodsboro Lutheran and local Methodist churches hold dedication services. Notable speakers include Rev R C Sartick and Dr George W Snyder with a 32-voice choir under E L Coblentz. The project features a renovated organ, new pulpit furniture, a Vernon Wilton carpet, elaborate Tx-crete walls, and a large lanterned auditorium. Total cost about 208 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Richards
Theological Seminary At
Lancaster
R. C. Sartick
Woodsboro Lutheran Charge
Frederick County Council of Religious Education
George Albert Snyder
Akron
E. L. Coblentz
Noc
Church School
Mollet
de Long Furniture Company
Philadelphia
Topton
Penn
Vernon Wilton
Harvick and Marre Co
Mullinix
Bentz
Frederick
R. P. Sender
Cumberland
Tx-crete
Travertine
Auditorum
Mac Edison
Cone of Freceneck
T. Stuart Halist
F Ot Frederick
King of Ridgeville
Delong
Orr
Graf Zeppelin Aims for U S Route Across Atlantic
Graf Zeppelin pilots plan a southern track to the United States via Bermuda avoiding Azores headwinds. Dr Hugo Eckener reports all aboard are well as the airship covers about 6300 miles en route from Friedrichshafen toward Lakehurst New Jersey.
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Friedrichshafen
Germany
Azores
United States
Barmuda
Gibralter
Hugo Eckener
Maiorg
Bermmda
Eckener
Atlantic
Ge P
Gibraltar
Lakehurst
AD West
New York
Weehawken
Arthur Robert Reiner
France
Dr. Reiner
United Stats
Maéeurs
London
Ponta Delgada
Graf Zeppelin
Medeire
Agores
Pric&Kehshafen
American
Bermuda
Baremuda
N. J
Azveres
Bevin
Qct
P. O
Horte
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