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Maurcie Anglebower shooting case sits in focus as Sheriff Crum notes statements. Borah recall and Sourt's order draw jury scrutiny amid ongoing investigation.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1931
Page
1
Washington astonished by action of Idahoan
A chaotic report notes Idahoan Jarry Olewiler held on murder charges amid jail counseling and grand jury activity. Officials recall a court order, list grand jury members, and describe Olewiler’s past residences in Texas and Pennsylvania during a tense investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ave
Petit Jury
Jesse P. King
Ridgeville
Harvey E. Hann
Linwood Ephens
Guy L
Ira C. DeLauter
Sank E. McDade
Wiliam ©. Howard
Illiam G. Bidwells
Guy W. Manahan
A. Taylor
Elmer E. Birel
Missions Meet Tuesday Arrangements Made for Interdenominational Union
Arrangements are completed for the Interdenominational Missionary Union meeting in Frederic. The program opens at 2 40 with devotionals led by Mrs. Francies Bippington followed by social music and an address by Rev William K.R. Barnhart professor of Htaliterature and reli college. business session will discuss Porto Rican child feeding and Philippine chest reject. Local church groups support the Porto Rican feeding effort. Officers Warrington president Miss Anna Schantz secretary Mrs S. Edward Shaw treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Bippington
Wiliam KR. Barnhart
Varns
E . G. Hermann
Warrington
Weather today and October precipitation figures
The report compares 24 hour precipitation with October totals and 36 year normals. It lists actual October rainfall, average values, and excess to October 1, noting high and low temperatures, sunrise and sunset times, and moonset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mindés
Potomac Candy
Maryland police on lookout for two convicts
Baltimore on October 24 AP reports Maryland police sought two convicts still at large after four escaped from New Jersey State Prison at Trenton. The fugitives Frank Siebert and Joseph Stoddard, both armed and dangerous, were described in a telegraphed alert with details on height weight hair and a tattoo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maryland
New Jersey
Trenton
Frank Sietert
Joseph Stoddard
Siebert
Stoddard
Strangers Sought After Pennsylvania Farm Tragedy
Frederick county dealers warned by police to watch for strangers suspected in the shooting death of James M. Epply a Carlisle area farmer. Early Friday he was killed near his chicken house while investigating a barking dog. An empty bag and 35 missing chickens were found at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
James M. Epply
Carlisle
Eppley
Pennsylvania State Police
Frederick
Burg
Marrland
Ourgood
Hanover
Emn
Salesman Sentenced to Three Years in Reform Institution
Lawrence F. Phillips, 38, a Washington salesman, was sentenced to three years in the county house of correction by Judge Buniede B. Peter. The case references a tax area and mentions the defendant’s parents and dependents in a Park area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence F. Phillips
Washington
Pxday
House of Correction
Buniede B. Peter
Montery
Golinie Ppucul
Ioloaing
Taxema Park
No More Secret Fever Report Sparks Public Health Talk
A terse public health note cites rising concerns over scarlet fever and diphtheria amid calls for vaccination and local awareness campaigns. Officials urge vigilance and seek to inform residents about disease symptoms and prevention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Becieaver
Cour
Ten Tons Clothing Drive Aids Local Children
The Frederick area launches a ten ton clothing goal organized by the Frederick Children's Aid Society with Mrs. Michael E Pue and local groups including the Catholic charity and the Federated Charities coordinating through W Clinton McSherry. The American Legion Post and its Auxiliary lead clothing collection and distribution to churches and schools with Mayor Munshower offering office space as headquarters for co ordinated efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mammoth
Frederick Children’s Aid Society
Michael E Pue
Char
W. Clinton McSherry
Florence Garner
Frederick County Drouth Emergency Association
T. Poole Jones
American Legion Post
Robert Hammond
John Pisher
Allen ¥. Bennett
Munshower
Matian Shipley
Oid
Mile Laval Interpreter Misses Big Game Moment
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Mile Laval acting as interpreter and missing a significant game event. The text is garbled with interspersed names and phrases including Hoover, Paris, and various disjointed references, offering little coherent context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mile
Jose Laval
DAR Chapter Meeting Highlights Service for the Blind
Frederick D A R met at Mrs. James Cosmo Jones home on Friday at 2 30. Mrs. Edgar S McCardell regent spoke on work for the blind including Braille use and demonstration. Donations by organizations aided reading aids and services. Announcements included charity drives and a children’s event. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Jones and assistants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Daughters of the American Revolution
James Cosmo Jones
East Fourth Street
Edgar S. McCatdell
Braddock
Heights
Wilamsboro
Yorktown
Richmond
Fredericksburg
J.P. Feiser
Woodsboro
Feiser
Virginia
Alice Rohrback
Braddock Hag
Cad
Mooney
Arliss
EL R. Connor
Ben Greet
Chao
Mour‘am Children
Crossnor
Frederick Children’s Aid
Astesses
Harry Johnston
Jane Zimmerman
Mc. Jones
McCardell
Jesse B. & Bovers
J. P. Feiser
W.lees
Joan B. Harding
Eleanor H. Tull
Harry E. Carty
Loci Haller
Ethel Brandfield
George B. McCiesry
Ror
Nelle McCardei Hoff
J. Dean Zeer
Enmerai
Charles F. Good
Rohrback
Big Bass Saga At Seventh Street Reservoir
Crowds gather at the Seventh Street reservoir to see the famed “Old Pete” bass as Frank B. Keefer, Works superintendent, oversees repairs. Pete remains in place while attempts to move smaller fish to the larger basin fail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete
Fredericks
Pampion Fisit
Seventh Street
Frank B. Keefer
Water! Works
Fee
Sitle
Water Department
Ed Smalter
Poultry Judging Contest Winners at State Fair Grounds
The sixth annual 4 H Boys Club Poultry Judging Contest was held morning at the federms Fair Grounds with 530 to 560 boys and county agents attending a luncheon in the Blue and Grey room of Stott Key hotel. Winners included Sam Von Gu Sulton who led the top scoring participants from multiple counties such as Albany Fredericks Montgomery Howard Carve Baltimore Harford Ponce George Kent and Queen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federms
Stott Key Hotel
Ageant
Atlégany
Prederics
Mont+ Zromery
Howard
Carve
Baltimore
Harford
Ponce George
Kent
Queen
Sam von Gu Sulton
Keni
Aladisan
R. Janu
Hoover Laval accord on finance matters reached
President Hoover and French Premier Laval reached partial agreement on financial cooperation with banks to stabilize markets. No plan on disarmament or war debt revision was decided, but talks aimed at future progress continue. a joint statement is expected after further White House discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dent Hoover
Premier Laval
Mr Hoover
Washington
Hoover
Lay
France
White House
Stimson
M. Laval
Simson
Drunken Driver Mull Fined for Liquor Impaired Ride
Curtis Emerson Mull of Turtle Creek Pennsylvania pleaded guilty at People’s Court to operating a vehicle under the influence after a driver forced from the highway near Braddock Heights. He was fined 5 on the first offense and 2 on the second, paying both and released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Heights
G'olock
Curtis Emerson Mull
Turtle Creek
Muir
D. Dryden
Sec
Freshmen Elect New Officers in Germak County
Fragmented text shows freshmen elect a president and officers for a campus group. Names such as Jean Black and Comela Hota appear with unclear roles. Indicates a student body activity at Germak ioxn area with incomplete context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germakioxn
Citegat Aening
Oficers
Aso Jean Black
Talerba Pttsburgh
Comela Hota Soc
Fennas Manages
Capone Sentenced to Eleven Years and Fined Fifty Thousand
Al Capone is sentenced to 11 years in prison and fined $50,000 for racketeering and tax charges. The judge also orders several prison terms to be served concurrently with the main sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capone
Capone Denied Bond as Appeal Fails in Leavenworth
Capone remains in custody after Judge Wilkerson denies a supersedeas and arrest of judgment. The decision ends hopes for temporary freedom while appeals proceed. Capone is ordered sent to Leavenworth to begin his 11 year sentence for income tax evasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth
Jack Dutik
Capone
Werkerson
United States
Miz
Notce
Appea
Waikerson
Supersedeas
Atiow
Fire Alarm Spreads From Park Avenue Home
Residents report a blaze at Samuel C Armstrongs home on Park Avenue. Firemen from Junior Fire Company and Citizens Truck Company arrived quickly to extinguish flames spreading from a bark fence to a back porch. The homeowner appeared unaware of the fire as neighbors watched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel C. Armstrong
Park Avenue
Junior Fire Company
Citizens Truck Company
Armstrong
League orders Japanese evacuation by November 16
A league issue demands evacuation of Japanese residents by November 16 amid rising wartime security concerns. Authorities urge compliance as broader regional directives unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League
Aged Parents Sell Home in Darlington for Daughter
A modest cottage in Darlington Indiana goes on sale as equity shifts to a daughter identified as Mrs. McKinnell. The notice notes the sale is intended to transfer property to the daughter and mentions related legal formalities and recipients, with dates and local names obscured by OCR text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darlington
Ind
R. McKinnell
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Lerk
Shelve Hoover
Sheriff Crum
Maurice Anglebower
Jarry Olewiler
Grand Jury
Hammon
Edom
Crum
Fis Depyer
Imeerageat
Ungichower
Olew
Sheriff's
Hagerstown
Oteers
Texas
Pennsylania
Borah Rome
Boran
Great Feaith
Great
Det
Foreign Relations Committee
PENN
Trons
Princeton
Laval
Promine
Setatoe
Borah
Grace Reformed Church
Interdenomational Missionary Union of
Frederik
Waryland Police
B.C
Tegmam Se oMasung
Akron
Los Angeles
Warzer
Min
D. Alr
Bove Ti
U.S
Jedge
AL Capone
Ver
Pen
Chicago
Frederick J. Campbell
United States Circuit Court of Appers
Anns ieRom
Hedtig
Huntsday
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