Bank Gives Accused Man Good Reputation Ruling
Testimony at the Montgomery county case centers on weapons evidence and handwriting analysis. Ballistics expert Calvin Goddard and Maryland officers pursue bullets shells and a typewriter linked to Robertson as detectives recount a tense courtroom scene and Burns Baltimore captain of detectives details Robertson’s interrogation and defiance.
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Pedersser
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Newman
Walter Bogley
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Leroy Rogers
Mexico
Rockwire
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Moxley
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Charles H. Burns
Baltimore
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Erison
Walkersville offers reward in murder of David M. Crist
Walkersville officials set a $300 reward for the arrest and conviction of the slayer who killed David M. Crist as he neared his home. Burgess Thomas K. Saylor and commissioners Kent Nico demus Iran Buttler Edward Fink announced the incentive amid ongoing inquiries and a funeral. Authorities continue to investigate the scene for fresh clues while noting rob bery may not have been the motive. The town remains abuzz with speculation as police press for results.
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Walkersville
David M. Crist
Burgess
Thomas K. Saylor
Kent C. Nicodemus
Iran
Buttler
Edward Fink
Sherid Wm. C. Roderick
Crist
Fe Valler
Sheri Roderick
Zeppelin May Leave Tonight for Chicago
Lakehurst New Jersey October 24 AP Hans Von Schiller navigator of the Graf Zeppelin announced that the airship will leave for the West as the weather permits The Zeppelin plans to head toward Chicago tonight depending on wind conditions and minimum reports from the Graf Zeppelin crew.
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Zeppelin
Chicago
Lakehurst
N. J
Hans von Schiller
Graf Zeppelin
Mer
Riotous Republican rally with band crowds in city square
A large crowd gathered near a palace of automobiles for a Republican rally led by ministers to Liberia Rev Exryst Williams and Rev Williamsom along with Joseph Evans and Thomas A. Chapline. The event featured a band and started around 3:15 PM.
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Erick County
Sporo
Imore
Liberia
Exryst Wiliams
Willamsom
Joseph Evans
Thomas A. Chapline
Cis
Hed Jabout
Coolidge Proclaims Thanksgiving Peace Prosperity
Washington reports President Coolidge issued the annual Thanksgiving proclamation setting November 29 as the day of thanks for national peace and prosperity in agriculture industry and commerce. Cardinal De Lai, secretary of the Congregation, dies at 75 after long illness leaving vacancies in the Sacred College.
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Coolidge
Caroline
de Lal Cerd
Rome
Cardinal Denas
Consisverizi
Inal de Lai
Catholic Church
Synod reports and campus gifts outline church education needs
A Lancaster PA newspaper summary details Synod reports from educational institutions and orphanages. It notes terms expiring for seminary trustees and visitors across Eastern Potomac and Pittsburgh synods, plus deaths of two board members. It covers Franklin and Marshall College gifts, new Fackenthal Laboratories, a memorial lectureship, alcove endowments, and manuscript gifts. Endowment totals rise to 1 006 000 with calls for increased funding, faculty, and aid. Catawba College enrollment up with a $125000 campaign and $23009 gift contingent on reaching $225000. Hood College plans new occupancy and possible financing.
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Board of Trustees
Theological Seminary
Eastern Synod
John L. Ruth
John W. Appel
George A.baubach
George W. Hartman
Pittsburgh Synod
C. E. Zimmerman
Potomac Synod
Theodore M. Wood
John B. Kunz
Jeremiah 5S
Hess
Hellertown
Lancaster
Eastern 5
Board of Visitors
the Theological Seminary
Hey
Paul S. Lembach
D. D
W. H. Happel
D. B. Schneder
Lloyd E. Coblentz
Alvill Conner
Piitsburgi Synod
Robert E. Crum
Franklin and Marshall College
B. F. Fackenthal, Jr
Fackenthal
T. Roberts Appel
John W. Appel, Jr
Richard G. Appel
Kenneth E. Appel
A. Henry Heilman
Houston Mifflin
Lloyd Mifflin
Lancaster County
Association of American Colleges
Franklin and Marshall
Board of Regents
Mercersburg Academy
William Mann Irvine
William S. Sproul
Jas
W. J. Zacharias
Chambersburg
Conrad Clever
D. D. Hagerstown
D. A. Stickell
Hagersam
Catawba College
J. C. Leonard
J. A. Moose
W. G. Hinkle
J. P. Linn
Charles E. Wehler
Felix B Peck
BH. A. Rouzer
George Seal
Eees
Hickory
B. M. Duke
Death by Own Action Victim Buried in Wisconsin
A deceased Wisconsin resident was buried after an incident described as death by own action. The report notes the victim and burial details, with emphasis on the self-inflicted nature of the death and the local handling of the case.
Two Die After Washington Traffic Crash
Mrs. Margaret Connick, 24, and Cecelia King, 23, both of Washington, are critically injured after a collision with Central Battalion Chief A. H. Walter’s speeding automobile on Fourteenth Street. They were dragged about 150 feet and rushed to Emergency Morphal as doctors hold little hope for recovery. The driver claimed he swerved to avoid a streetcar jam, but witnesses say the car traveled on the wrong side at nearly 60 mph. Both victims are Potomac Electric Power Company employees.
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Aes
B. King
Washington
Dlc
Snd
Ashlee XE Abertschuln
Tpolt
Connick
C St
Pepco
William Jaeger
Jaeger
Democrats Hold County Meetings In Township Hubs
Democratic meetings draw large crowds across the county with events in New Market Mensell’s Hall Feagaville and Brunswick Red Men’s Hall. Speakers include John M. Burns Major E Brooke Lee Saul Praeger and Glenn Worthington addressing farm depression and platform, plus a county dance at Francis Scott Key hotel October 30.
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New Market
Feagaville
Brunswick
John M. Burns
Department of Agriculture
Wiil
Mensell’s Hall
Grange Hall
Burns
E. Brooke Lee
Saul Praeger
Cumberland
Glenn H. Worthington
Francis Scott Ker
Tober
Campaign Swing Headlines Hidden in Fragments
Fragmentary OCR indicates a political campaign swing and references to Hoover and a big Friday event in November. The text mentions safety marching and a main building with dormitory wreckage on a Saturday night.
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Hoover
Democratic Nominee Heads to Boston Trip Amid Fire and Debate
A fragmentary report details Alfred E. Smith’s Boston-bound campaign, a major fire at an Annapolis area school dormitory, and political notes on a proposed constitutional pay raise for Maryland legislators. It notes displaced students, a saved dormitory wing, and Baltimore area relief efforts, plus Smith’s flight to Boston with stops in Springfield and Worcester and a radio address plan.
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Earl
Efl
Pikesville
Widh
Baltimore City Fire Department
Smith
New York
Frederick C. Mowe
Progressive League
Alfred Smith
Omaha
George W. Norris
Nebraska
Governor Smith
Mr. Howessid
Central Time
Meeting of La Societe des 40 Hommes et 6 Chevaux at Peter Pan Inn
An evening gathering at Peter Pan Inn near Urbana brought together 43 members and guests of La Societe des 40 Hommes et 6 Chevaux, a branch of the American Legion. Guests drew humorous prizes for Leonard Storm and Harry C Hull, Col D John Markey spoke on Impressions of Old Company 4, and Harry Leichert spoke on Impressions of Our Old Commander. The Frederick String Orchestra provided music and attendees sang army songs. Capt Guy Anders of Company A MNG noted local business support for 100 percent annual camp attendance, with reminiscences from former Company A members. The organizing committee included J Earl Giber Harry Sanders and Francis Perrott, with several guests listed.
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Peter Pan Inn
Urbana
Leonard Storm
Harry C. Hull
D. John Markey
Old Company 4
Harry Leichert
Frederick String Orchestra
Guy Anders
Company A
Chef de Gare
G. Exnestinos
Voyageurs
J. Earl Giber
Hany Sanders
Francis Perrott
Co. Hull
Willam B. Leichert
Duvall
Charles Keefer
Frank
Hagerstown
Charles Price
Schmidt
Letherzrd
Bowers
Iibers
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