More Dry Law Cases Taken Up in Circuit Court
A flurry of dry law cases occupied Circuit Court with trials and acquittals. Routzahn faces liquor sale charges near Middetown after informers testified, while other hearings included a not guilty pen support verdict for George Harris and a trespass case dismissal due to jurisdiction questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John S. Nessman
George Harris
Yelow Springs
Ida MA. O Harris
Holden S. Felton
Newman
Harris
Ile
Equity Court
Magiwsie
Flave Harrison
Egaiost Lewis
Chaves
Moxo O
L. Stoner
Communists Defeated in Vote in German Diet
A German report notes a parliamentary vote where Communist factions failed to gain control. The account mentions the People’s and Economic parties backing a proposed policy, with references to internal figures and shifting alliances amid the political scene.
Telephone company official stabbed in football row
James Cox of the Ganesdoro Telephone Co and an affiliated firm faced a Nye Wis hospital after being stabbed in the leg during a football-related incident. Cox remained unconscious for a time though his condition later improved. a physician reported the wound not life threatening and a statement from Sam was noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Cox
Coe
Ganesdoro Telephom Cx
Oy Consol
Tenneawe
Cox
Sam
Special Police for Fair Week
Chief of Police Martin J Walsh announced twelve extra traffic officers to aid regular police during Frederick fair. Selection came from 45 applicants, with potential changes based on conditions. Officers may arrest violations and serve four days, with one acting as extra motorcycle officer. A new rule bans left turns at Square Corner throughout the fair due to heavy traffic lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin J. Walsh
Lst
Frederick Fair
Ray Smith
Martin Clem
Richart Young
R. S. Putt
Marion Carmack
L. W Bowers
O. B. Palmer
J. Mo Schaeffer
E. Dg. Eyler
Chester McHenze
G. M. Smith
Abe Shaff
Mr. Shall
Forte
Automobile Fire Destroys Neighbors Chrysler on State Road
The Chrysler sedan owned by Mr. Neighbors of Hagerstown burned completely on the State highway near Jefferson early Wednesday. The driver escaped unharmed, leaping from the vehicle and saving only his overcoat as tools and car were destroyed. Neighbors, a state employee, was en route to his work at Weverton when the backfire sparked the blaze near Steiner's hill. Neighbors' neighbors offered aid but could not save the car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neighbors
Hagerstown
Jefferson
State Reed
Weverton
Steiner's Hill
G& BR Hemp
Democrats Gain 800 Votes in Anne Arundel County
Annapolis reports the Democratic majority in Anne Arundel County increased by 800 votes. Clerk of elections Stew Sones announced the latest count and noted the Democratic gains as ballots were tallied at the poll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idemocrats
Anne Arundel County
Annapolis
Anne Arundel
Clear Kidread Wreckaxe and regional transit misreads
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a wreck and roadway issues near Baltimore and Chicago with references to Lime Watony, a new motor and bridge at Vickabarg, and a span costing Misex River crossings between Memphis and the Gulf of Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Chica
Vickabarg
Misex
Memphis
Wae
Gulf of Mex
Community rally in Taneytown district program set
Leaders plan an E Rally for Friday in Taneytown with a combined program. Taneytown Reformed society presents soloists Mary E Shriver and others. Mt Union and Presbyterian choirs, Harney Society, Manchester Reformed instrumental, and speakers Rev John Hotlenbach Rev Earl E Redding Merene Bas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taney Reformed Society
Mary E. Shriver
Haines
Mt. Union Lutheran
Edward Darhof
Rose Bon
Frank P. Bohn
Presbyteriand. EB
Taneytown
Eleanor Birnie
Ameliaannan
Carroll County Society
Merern
Bas
State C
Garsall County
Tanertown
Redding
Carl
Charles Clits
Bishop Cannon Sues Hearst for 5 Million
Bishop James Cannon Jr of the Methodist Church South sues William Randolph Hearst in the District of Columbia Supreme Court for 5,060,009 dollars. The suit alleges New York Evening Dowr stories damaged the Bishop’s late wife’s character by publishing reflections. The complaint notes the stories appeared in Hearst papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washniton
James Cannon Jr
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Coumbia Supreme Court
William Randolph Hearst
New York Evening Dowr Wai
Plot 10 Burn Battle Ship Investigation Reported
Naval intelligence probes reported a set of alleged acts aboard the Celera as investigators review the burning of a battleship near Colon. The incident involved hidden phonograph needles in plotting room cables and a suspected deliberate short circuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phonograph
Asea
Adams
Colon
Star
Adan
Tise
Lane chosen as attorney general candidate in Maryland
Baltimore October 16 AP Democratic State Central Committee Joey unanimously selected Wim Preston Lane of Hagerstown as candidate for Attorney General to fill the vacancy on the ticket created by the retirement of Thomas H. Rosinson. Urban returns from San Antonio to Frederick and plans move to Thurmont for rest cure at Woodmen of the World Hospital. Rainy San Antonio season contrasts with drought in Maryland crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Democratic State Central Committee
Joey
Wim Preston Lane
Hagerstown
Thomas H. Rosinson
San Antonio
Texas
Cat Urban
Woodmen of the World Hospital
Frederick
Water Street
Thurmont
Urban
Maryland
Corri
Daily News
Sé Ponnes
Ox Fibre Brush
Nitchie Addresses Hood College On Vergil Anniversary
Dr Elizabeth Nitchie professor of English at Goucher College spoke at Hood College on the Vergil anniversary. Her extended chapel address discussed Vergil as a model for Romanticism and examined his influence on Chaucer Spenser Shakespeare and Pope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Nitchie
Hood
Vergil
Elizabeth Nitchie
Goucher Coleg
Hood College
Vergi
Rome
House of Fame
Chaucers
Chaucer
Veran
Dido
Willam Gees
Transia
Chosiow
George H. Roney Dies After Police Auto Crash
The article reports George H. Roney Jr. was injured when a police automobile struck him on a city street. He was taken to a hospital, regaining consciousness briefly before passing away. He is survived by three brothers and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Roney
Mets
Gaorge Ho Raney, Jr
Chevy F
Roney
Clyde
Protest Use of Old Fort as Jail by U S
Baltimore officials protest plans to house federal dry law violators at Fort McHenry as a national shrine. Col John Philip Hit argues against a federal prison there and urges the Attorney General to oppose the proposal. The Federal Business Association will discuss the plan with federal officials while patriotic groups, led by the American Legion Maryland, voice opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Fort McHenry
John Philip Hit
United States
Arlington Cemetery
Washingtes
Verdun Ham
Maryland
Congress
Federal Business Association
Department of Justice
Extensive Federal troop movements in Brazil reported
An official revolutionary dispatch in Rio de Janeiro describes large federal troop redeployments in Minas Gerais and along the São Paulo frontier. Reports say defections and a federal landing force repulsed from the destroyer Parana, with the 11th infantry surrendering to rebels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio de Janeiro
Minas Geraes
Asovisted Press
Porto Alegre
Brac
IAPJ
Parana
Mineiras
la Nacion
Buenos Aires
Paina-Sao. Paulo
South America
Tarma
Ter Sis
Berg Case Delayed Amid Siege Cash Bond Controversy
Five defendants faced charges amid a siege accusation with $5 collateral disputes. The case was postponed as authorities clarified there was no Stanton of Force Cout ingest, leaving the proceedings in suspense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berg
Leaves With Documents. Chevmane, Off. 16
Army firm Sapans ratinea tal wreate details unreadable. Leut Woodring associated with the case moves in and out of North jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chevmane
Leut Woodring
Sapans Ratineatal Wreate
Norsh
Attending Exstern Sered President at Eastern Synod
Joseph H. App, president of Hoot College, attends the Eastern Synod of the Reformed Church held at Zion's Reformed Church in Alientown, Pa. A report lists mood calls in the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph H. App
Hoot College
Eastern Synod
The
Reformed Church
Zion’s Reformed Church
Alientown
Man Herbert Ecker Dies After Heart Attack Crash
Herbert Ecker of Waynesboro Pennsylvania suffered a heart attack while driving west on Aran Street in Rocky Ridge. His car crashed into a tree in front of Ira N. Hoover’s home. He died before medical aid could help. He left early for Nicodemus orchards and worked at Waynesboro Knitting Company. Survived by wife Sarah Summers and a stepson Charles Summers, with siblings Maggie Noel Edward Graham and Charles Ecker. Funeral at Grove Funeral Home in Waynesboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aranstreet
Bare
Rocky Ridge
Ira N. Hoover
Grant
Franklin Streets
Waynesboro
Eeker
Ecker
Nicodemus
Zullinger
Waynesboro Knattling Company
Lutheran Church
Mr. Ecker
Hansen
Rebecca Ecker
Warnesboro
Sarah
Efise Summers
Charles D. Summers
Fairfield
Adams County
Maggie Noel
Frederick
Edward Graham
Woodsboro
Charles Ecker
Gettysboro
Grove Funeral Home
J. M. Francis
Buttawil
Imarten Hii
Wreckage Found Of Plane Lost In Wyoming Blizzard
A wrecked Army plane piloted by Lieut William W Caldwell was sighted near Lock, Wyoming, after disappearing in a blizzard while escorting another. The craft, identified as CW Merkimen, reportedly crashed about 25 miles north of Laraz Flesax, with Caldwell possibly dead or severely injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Wyo
William W. Caldwell
Lock Foul
Caldwell
Geer
Boar
Knights Templar Trophies Won by Frederick Commandery
Jacques de Molay Commandery No 4 of Frederick won two trophies at the Third Templar of Maryland event in Seaskville. One for best appearance and one for largest delegation, about 75 Templars with wives and friends attended from Washington Baltimore and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacques de Molay
Knights Templar
Frederick Va Ty
Third Templar
Maryland
Seaskville
Inne
Soute An
District of Columbia
Templar
Washington
Baltimor
Vocational Boys Meet Here for State judging Contest
Maryland 4-H team wins at St Louis in national dairy judging. Frederick, Clarksville, and Thurmont youths plus a 4-H team from Maryland compete with 26 states. Plans set for demonstrations at the Frederick Fair and Friday morning judging. Junior Cow Testing report lists September results for 12 boys testing herds at Frederick High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Frederick High School
Maryland
St. Louis
Frederick County
Clarksville
Millerd Hall
Talbot Sawyer
Tiaremont
Melvin Wessel
Henry R. Shoemaker
Marye ‘Land
Minnesota
Town
Nebraska
Forth
Ohio
Sith
Marland
Frederick Begsame
Cabistea
Thurstay
Igh
Francis Scott Key
Emory
Coblentz
Middletowm
Frederick School
Charis Remsberg
St. Frederic H Igh School
Agricultural de
Mertet
Grayson Mercer
Kenney
Wm. Pouche
Bit
Geay
Son Metter
Osek
Miriam
Bible Alberigh
Guernsey
October 16 Hearing Set On Virginia Issue
Fragmentary OCR notes show a hearing scheduled for November 3 concerning a Virginia matter. Details are unclear but reference to lines, roads and a farm appears. Further confirmation needed for full context.
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Ralph B. Routzahn
Ralph B. Rowisahn
Middetown
Naome
Routzahn
W. Smith
Oscar Lapoe
Lee
James Powell
John Rovinwoll
Smith
Wiliam C. Roderick
Femetesha
John D. Fink
Braddock
Ralph Boutgahn
Peter Coone
Boutwahn
Reno & Brero
Alion ¥. Bennet
Luther D. Bussari
A. Windsor Davis
Roy
Dinterman
Rufus
Pryor
J. LeRoy Ramsburg
Wilbur F. Gammaker
Chares D. Wisner
Henry A Kefauver
Albert B. Exusford
Edward BR. J. Hawker
Audrey Mc Fuss
Snader Baker
Beriin
Ort
Cabitt
Sfay
Selon Heibe
People’s
Starr Doherty
Pat
James MN. Cox
Tars
Christian Endeavor Unions
Bishop Cannon
Hearst
Colorado
Naval Intelligence
Lane
ATTY
Genw’s
Old Fort
U. S
American Legion
Department of Maryland
Arthur L. McKee
J. H. Agpie
Hoot Coi
Red Lion
Grace Brane
Spurs
Ted
Hk Ee
Herbert Hoover JR
Asheville
Grayson G. Ecker
Herbert
Hoover
Boone
Virginia
Wyoming
Wilea
Piane Crasn
Naeny
Dead Collez Orchestra
Pine Grove
E. L. Coblentz
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