Court Sentence Kline to Eighteen Years in Penitentiary
A jury convicted John Elmer Kline, 24, of second degree murder in the death of Russell E. Carmnail near Unionville. Judge Urner and Willard imposed the maximum sentence of 18 years, despite pleas for leniency. The trial drew hundreds as witnesses testified Carmnail, a maker, acted without provocation before Kline struck with a shotgun barrel.
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Carmnail
Kline
Clarence Nail
Berberi
Unionville
amber
ciil
Walter
mur
Retin S
H Dorsey Etchison
Enid
King Shane
Smith meadow
eodore Pater
amore
Carrounty
Nail
Hethers Durell
inganore
dhe
Fens
Shane
Porter
Weill
Naiil
Neil Nelli
Duval
Duvell
jrim
Naill
Duvall
C. Smith
Schwacd Burdeste
Clyde Hanes
sow
g. Stamler Grabill
cmed
mani
Sherman A
Biline
Mils
George IT. Robrexis
mh B. Parone
James W
Alen L. Hiine
Chariner
Russel L. House
Henry
Wille SH. Whitmore
Chas. A S. Elmer Srown
Coblentz Case Set for November 14 Trial
State Senator Emery L. Coblentz faces charges of accepting deposits in Central Trust Company while it was insolvent. Trial date set by State's Attorney Walter Sinn and Leo Weinberg with defense by Coblenz's counsel. Judge Urner and Judge Willard to preside in Frederick. Separate charge against Banking Commissioner George W. Page may follow after Coblentz case. Attorneys aim to limit trial to one week, possibly using Allegany county records to reduce testimony.
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Emery L. Coblentz
Central Trust Company
Walter EF. Sinn
Leo Weinberg
Cobleniz
Urner and Willard
Frederick court
Howard county
Allegany county
Middletown Community Show Set for October 28 and 29
The Middletown Valley Grange will host the annual community show October 28 and 29 in the Middletown High School auditorium. Displays will feature farm produce, canned foods, and household items with musical programs each evening. Millard Riddimoser chairs the event with J Home Remsbert as general chairman and other officers coordinating farm products, fruit and vegetables, and household displays.
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Middletown
Middletown High School
Middletown Valley Grange
Middletown Valley tech
Middletown Valley
Millard Riddiemoser
Middletown Valles
Robert Heller
Herman Schrorer
Margaret Holter
J. Vernon
Godientz
Lucy Bolter
Edith Fok
Warehamn 75 Dies in Hagerstown
N S Warehamn aged 75 retired banker and business man died early today in Hagerstown. He had long worked in banking and directed packs. Survived by two daughters and a son in law. Burial and funeral arrangements not yet announced.
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gerstown
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Wareham
EH AL Wareham
Weather summary from historic data and stream conditions
Readable fragments report precipitation totals for several Octobers and years, temperatures yesterday and last night, forecast times for today and tomorrow, and stream conditions for Potomac and nearby waters. Numbers indicate inches and clock times, with several garbled entries.
Signal Towerman Killed As Train Is Derailed
A Pennsylvania railroad signal maintainer Norman O. Dolph of Newport Delaware was killed when a freight train derailed a signal tower at Pesyman Missouri. W J Leigni of Perryman was slightly injured and a Black rider named Jones on the train was badly hurt. Sixteen of fifty four freight cars derailed as the northbound train from Washington to Long Island carried citrus and vegetables. Cause of the accident undetermined. Maurice Dornier, co designer of the DO X flying boat, died in Munich at 24.
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Pesyman
Norman O. Dolph
Newport
Del
Pennsylvania railroad
W. J. Leigni
Perryman
Jones
Potomac rds
Washington
Long Island
England
Y M C A Campaign Captains Named For Fund Drive
The meeting to select captains for the Y M C A Branca campaign occurred Tuesday with Charles E. Lucson directing one division and Otho J. Hel er leading the others. Directors and General Secretary D Shafer underscored needs. the goal is 5000 dollars as the board seeks public backing after three years without a drive.
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Y. M. C. A. Branca
itnere
Charles E. Lucson
ore division
Otho J. Heler
aasac
Secreta
D. Shafer
vectors
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Council Set to Meet Thursday in Frederick
Frederick County Council of Religious Education plans a Thursday conference at Calvary M E Church with open morning sessions, an afternoon program, departmental gatherings, and an evening address by Prof Hamillton. Delegates from the Shore area and local officials will attend under the leadership of Dr Ross Sanderson.
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Hugh S. Magill
International Council of Religious Hdocat
Mildred <oodgin
Drew Univer
board of education
the
Methodist Episcopal church
Gltago
Cynthia Pearl Maus
pioneer young people
Teepaceead
GBrist
Baw L. Semilton
reached of religious education
New York
Ham
ifien
erzamen
Dorothy Lucas
Heim
Maus
Calvary church
Christ
mittee Monda
Hood College
Branson DeCoy
andy Dorothy Sands
college dent
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Joseph H. Appie
DeCoy
Soviet Russia
Frederick s
Miss Sands
Prida
Edgar FP. Hoffmeier
Hanover
Marionesses
Hood
Paul Stainbach
Philadelphia
Reformer Church
vesper ser
Phillips
Church of the Epiphany
Washington
thed Staves Senate
Frederick
Dember
tesker
Edland Bible Society zvice
Urge Support for Free Library Here
Support of the Frederics Counts Free Library and the club plans a library in Frederick. The Civic Club secured a room and engaged Miss Aiken to supervise with the library project arousing interest. Members are urged to contribute financially and encourage friends to support the campaign for a library including one for colored residents.
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Frederics
Frederick
Aiken
Paohe
Elmer
Lincoln
Snowden
ind County Free Library
E E Dixen
Eugene W. Pruitt
Roosevelt Offen Announces 3000 Mile Tour Across South and Midwest
Roosevelt Offen plans a lengthy 3000 mile tour through the South and Midwest as part of a public program. Vespers noted in the schedule.
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ROOSEVELT OFFEN
Roosevelt on campaign trail amid rain and crowds
Franklin D Roosevelt departs on a cross country campaign tour amid rain and gloom, heading through 17 states with major speeches planned in Pittsburgh St Louis and Baltimore. Rev James R Cox withdraws as the Jobless Party candidate urging supporters to back Roosevelt.
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St. Louis
ters
Baltimore
Albany
Roosevelt
Curtis Dail
James
Roosevelt weether
middle West
South
Balltimore
Rochester
Buaffle
Wheeling
anaypolis
Springfield
Til
Louisville
Knoxville
Atlanta
Raleigh
N.C
Richmond
Buffalo
Uckel
Herbert H. Lehman
Cox
Itlsburgh
James R. Cox
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Chesapeake Beach Railway fights ferry line plans
Washington dispatch reports Chesapeake Beach Railway Company opposing a proposed Annapolis Glaston line across Chesapeake Bay. The firm argues the issue is timing of service startup, not creation, asking $209000 to fund ships. ICC and RFC review financing amid tight money markets.
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Washington
Chesapeake Beach Railway Company
whay
Annapolis-Glashormine Ferry Co
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Joan
Chesapeake Bar
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chesapeake Beach Company
Interstate Commerce Commiss
ready
Market refreshed but trading slackens later
Market activity shows a refreshed tone early in the session but trading later slackens as prices wobble. Analysts note lingering uncertainty in the market as investors weigh earnings and macro signals.
Helen Keller Wins $5000 Prize for Social Welfare Efforts
Helen Keller was today awarded the $5000 prize by the Pittora Review for sustained unusual service in science, education, or social welfare. The award credits her personal leadership in building the $1,600,000 American Foundation fund through her own efforts.
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Pittora Review
Keller
American Foundation for the iBund
Parents seek court order to banish daughter in Michigan
In Lan sing Michigan a 21 year old art student Helen xotek faces a court injunction at her parents request to prevent her living at home. The latest filing cites her irregular hair and alleged galas as influencing younger siblings and seeks to bar her from the family residence.
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Audrrecht
Helen xotek
Lansing
Mich
Helen aay
Set-off plea denied in Central Trust case ruling
Chief Judge Hammond Urner signed an order directing Rockville depositor Charles W Woodward to pay 166 23 to former receiver for the bank. Justice Woodward had sought an offset against funds from notes associated with Central Trust, while the receiver claimed the offset rights belonged to the bank.
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Iegal
Central Trust Company
Hammond Urner
Megistrate
Charles W. Woodward
Rockville
Poolesville
John S. Newman
Justice Woodward
Sixth Judicial Clieut
Ritchie
Robert B. Peter
John H. Havener
trust company
Woodward
Pootesville
rrer
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peczens oO
Centra Trust Company
Lutherans Continue Probe Of Investments
The United Church of Lutheran officials report a preliminary probe into investments. The board of ministers and committee members are tasked with cooperating in continuing the investigation into lands committed to care and the management of funds to ensure proper protection of uninvestible funds.
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Os. ig (AP
Ministeref
United Luth
Heavy Rain Sweeps Frederick County For Third Day
Persistent October downpours push Monocacy and Potomac rivers past banks. Water overflows spillways at Fishing Creek dam as Brunswick and Ceresville report rising levels and widespread field flooding. Weather data shows 7.05 inches of October rain by one o'clock with continued runoff and river upsurge through the day.
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Sweeps
Monocacy
Potomac
Fishing creek
Frederick county
city
Israel ererk
Frederick
ab Ceresville
Buckeystown
R. &. Kelly
Kelly's
Ceresville
Brunstwick
Ovis White
i Brunswick
Frank Weedie
spain
Michael's
Biggs Ford bridge
Threats Of Flood Halt Air Traffic After Rain
Flood threats followed two day rainfall across the state. The Shenandoah at Harpers Ferry ran high, smaller streams rose, Hagerstown saw rain, Frederick measured 2.47 inches, and Baltimore's Logan Field limited air operations as mist and fog grounded most flights.
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Associated Press
Harpers Ferry
Hagerstown
Frederick
Wiston
Chesapeake Bay
air one trae
Richmond
matt
Logan Field
Baltimore
Dr Daniel Poling to Speak in Frederick October 24
Dr Daniel A Poling, longtime Allied Forces for Prohibition leader and radio speaker, plans a Frederick appearance on Monday afternoon October 24. Local Allied Youth organizers and community leaders coordinate the meeting, venue to be announced, near the downtown area.
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Danisl A. Poling
Allied Forces for Prohibition
United States
Gus
Paling
ALmed
International Society of Christian Endeavor
Warren P
W. Rey Brez
Maders
Baltimore and Ohio Rail loan approval by Reconstruction
Washington reports the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad secured a work loan of 3.6 million dollars from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. The note mentions the event dated October 18 and reflects the era's funding action without additional local detail.
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Washington
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Reconsstuction Corpors
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Gaude
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Democratic
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HELEN KELLER
Judge Urner
Case Montgomery
KELer Wasiow
DANIEL POLING
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