Expert testimony questions revolver links in Mills murder case
Trial of Samuel T. Robertson of Bethesda hinges on firearms expert Captain William A. Jones who contends the fatal bullet and test bullets show different barrels and breech locks. Jones, paid about 100 per day, says markings vary across six photo positions, challenging that the same revolver fired both sets of bullets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel T. Robertson
Bethesda
Edward L. Mills
Montgomery County
Wiliam A. Jones
New
Jones
Mills
Joseph Cissell
New York
New York Police Department
Nis
Cissell
Germany
Political prognostications on 1930s party races across states
The piece surveys Democratic hopes for Smith in New York and New Jersey, Roosevelt's strength, and Maryland Delaware forecasts. It weighs state leanings, city machines, prohibition impacts, and past Republican margins to assess likely outcomes in New York, New Jersey, Maryland, and Delaware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodxey Dutcher
NES
Waareneton
New Yorke
Bas Gates
New Jersey
Maryland
Delaware
E Sih
New York
Smith
Hoover
Anc
York City
New York City
Clin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Senator Copeland
Tammany
The
Catholichurch
Kansas City
Uice
Hilles
Wadsworth Machold
Ottinger
Davis
la Follette
Dent
Edge
Rit ‘Chie
Bract
Baltimore
Pierre
Coleman
Dunn Estate Left to Widow in 1923 Will
Baltimore article reports Jack Dunn owner manager of the Baltimore bassbell ob. His will dated August 17, 1923 probated here provides that after debts and funeral expenses, the remainder goes to his widow Mrs Marr Dunn. Charles H Knapp named as executor.
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Baltimore
Jack Dunn
Bassbell Ob
Marr Dunn
Charles H. Knapp
Mamec
Trial Proceeds Slowly in Montgomery County Case
The court session stretched with many witnesses on the stand and a night session planned as the trial likely extends beyond. The case, moved to Montgomery County on a change of venue, incurs costs estimated between 880,000 and 910,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coss
Montgomery County
Baltimore Detectives Reach For Clue In Crist Murder
Baltimore detective lieutenant Manning interviewed Walkersville residents as investigators pursue a "good" clue in the David M. Crist slaying. Officials vow to push the case toward a near term announcement while public reticence hampers progress.
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Walkersvile
David M. Crist
Walkersville
Merchant
Lust
James A. Manning
Baltimore
Lertenant
Bellet
Offiers
Armed Men Loot Small Town in Texas
Three armed men looted five stores in Fentress Texas ten miles west of Lockhart before daybreak. They tied up the night watchman and seized guns ammunition clothing and other merchandise totaling thousands of dollars. They failed to open the bank safe but took the strong box from the post office.
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Lockhart
Texas
Fentress
Here
Fentress Bank
Frost and Snow Hit Buffalo as Temperatures Fall
Western New York reports a light frost and snow flurries early this morning with a 36 degree reading, marking the season's first fall chill in the region. In Washington, Mrs. Margaret Connick shows brief improvement after a serious auto accident and a brief hospital stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
New York
Explosion Kills Five Near Montreal Report States Casualties
An explosion at St. Michel near Montreal kills five people, according to a report received here. Details on the blast and victims are incomplete in the fragment.
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St. Michel
Montreal
Democrat Women Plan Card Party in Frederick
The Democratic Women's Clan of Frederick county hosts a dance and card party at the Francis Scott Key hotel on Tuesday October 20 at 8 pm with bridge and five hundred. Music by H David Hagan's Orchestra, supper at 10 pm, and extensive committee appointments for decoration prizes patronesses and event logistics. Players bring their own cards.
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Democratic Women's
Frederick County
Francis Scott Key
H. David Hagan
J. Alleine Williamson
W. Clinton McSherry
Chas, Byerly
James FP “Jamer
Mar. Eisenhauer
Otto J. Meller
Lewis A Leichert
Pauline McCardell
Donald Smith
V. Card
Peter ¥. Chichester
Ridgely
James A. Jones
Mary S. Maulsby
Aliss Cornelia Potts
Julia Young
Mollie Zimmerman
Philip Winebrewer
Margaret Black
Charles Button
Helen Abell Conley
Clifford H. Doll
Barbara Fout
Alfred Gaver
Christine Kren
Serena Matter
Francis Perrott
Anta Mary Rohrback
Charles Staley
Frank X. Staley
Catharine Tydings
Virginia W.hamson
Mary 5. Maulsby
Moble Eisenhauer
Nathan England
George R. Dennis
Crus Gambrill
James
Gambrill Ltd
J. Harry Grove
Nan Houck
Jefferson
Nk Stevens
Creagerstown
Storm
Frederici Frederick
Divorce Granted in Edinburgh for Lady Borthese
The Earl of Oxiee's Brom suit was undefended as misjoined in Paris earlier this year. The marriage, dated 1922, involved Jessica Brown of Eufais, once a dancer with the Ziegfeld Follies. Peggy Hopkins Joyce, the actress, was noted in New York on the Aquitania last month as Lord Northesx’s wife seeks divorce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessica Brown
Eufais
Peggy Hopkins Joyce
New York
Aquitania
Lord Northesx
Lady Northerk
Tonight's Politics On The Air Listings
New York October 26 ap news summary of political speakers on radio over WEAF WGY WOR and Columbia networks. Democratic William B Wilson former Labor Secretary appears at 1040 over Sam tarries Reed Missouri from Elizabeth N. at 30. Roosevelt governor candidate from Troy N Y at 8 over WGY WEAF. Hughes from Betalo at 8 29 over WOR and Columbia. Gil bert Haugen and Smith W Brookhart from Iowa at 6 30 over KYW Chicago Midwest. Mrs Cartine Roosevelt Robinson at 3 15 over wow. Alfred E Smith from Philadelphia at 8 pm over WEAF. Norris from Omaha at 9 over WOR Columbia. Julius Rosenwald Hanford MacNiser at 9 over WoL Blue. Time eastern.
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William B. Wilson
Labor
Sam Tarries
Severas Jamies
Reed
Missouri
Elizabeth
WEAF
Red Network
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
Troy
N. Y
WGY
Charles Evans Hughes
Betalo
WOR
Columbia
Gilbert N. Haugen
Smith W Brookhart
Towa
Kyw
Chicago
mid-West
Cartine Roosevelt Robinson
Wow
Alfred E Smith
Philadelphia
George W. Norris
Nebraska
Omaha
Julius Rosenwald
Hanford MacNiser
Blue
Republican receipts pass $2,000,000 mark
The Republican National Committee reported receipts up to October 24 totaling $2,282,390.93 and disbursements of $2,123,834.64, leaving a balance of $127,811.29. Contributions came from 53,217 persons, said Joseph R. Tutt, campaign treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regubiican Kafanoa Bee
Joseph R. Nutt
Itas
Tutt
Frederick Plans Elaborate City Hallowe en Parade
Frederick residents prepare for a large Hallowe en celebration led by the Lions club. Costumes vary from queen of hearts to Peter Pan while paraders anticipate special prizes. A pre Halloween barn dance and local observances precede the main parade next Wednesday with Market Street roped off for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Pierette
Sisi
Catoctin County
Clear reception urged for election returns by FRC actions
Washington officials urge every broadcaster and amateur station to minimize interference during election returns. The Federal Radio Commission asked TV sets and all stations to cease or limit operations noon to 6 12 hours on November while broadcasts proceed to ensure clear reception of returns.
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Washington
Federal Radio Commission
Wen
Zeppelin Abandons Flight 10 During Midwestern Run
A malfunction or unknown issue forces the airship to abandon Flight 10 over the Midwest. The crew redirects to a safe landing as authorities assess the situation and recover the craft.
Synod Ends 118 Middletown Meet
The final session of the Potomac Synod of the Reformed church was held at Christ Reformed Church Middetown this morning with addresses from educators and representatives. The synod adjourned at 1 pm. necrology for the year listed several deaths. Speakers included Dr. Boyd Edwards of Mercersburg Academy and Dr. Manner. Reports covered Hoffman and Nazareth orphanages, medical and lay leadership, and a proposed home for the aged. A new program committee and officers were named and a request allowed a layman to address next meeting.
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Potomac Synod of the Reformed Church
Christ Reformed Church
Middetown
O. M. Hartman
York
Thomas K. Cromer
Daniel G. Fietrick
Antony Schulenberger
Barton RB
Carlahan
Hoffman
W. H. McNairy
Nazareth
N. C
Paul F. Schminke
Leslie N. Coblentz
Middletown
Treas
W. N. Decker
Altoona
Ths
Potomac
Alliene DeChant
Hood College
Synod
Lloyd E. Coblentz
Simon H. Koogle
Albert M Cobiente
Willard Harley
John &. Adam
Emory . Coblentz
J. H. Apple
Robinson Ends West Virginia Campaign Visit
Senator Joe T. Robinson announced in Duluth that he will finish his campaign tour in Clarksburg West Virginia after an appearance in Little Rock for a national radio address to appeal to voters. The report also notes a Hungarian wreck with many dead and other international arrivals.
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Robinson
West Virginia
Duluth
Minn
Joe T. Robinson
Clarksburg
W. Va
Ani Ru
Little Rock J
McCrory Store Suffers Fire Loss Estimated at 300000
Fire swept through the McCrory store causing about 300000 in damages. The blaze broke out October 26 and investigations were underway to determine the cause and scope of losses.
Dr. Torrey Drad ie report from North Carolina
A fragmented AP item from January 26 in North Carolina references Dr. Torrey Drad ie with unclear context. The readable portion offers no complete events, names, or actions beyond the partial name and location.
Frederick County Ballot Details in November Election
The Frederick County ballot for the November 6 municipal election lists Democratic and Republican tickets in two columns with candidates for national and state offices, a Socialist line, and Labor and Worker's party entries. It includes United States Senator and Sixth District Representative races, a proposed constitutional amendment, and the schedule for voting procedures and per diem compensation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Election Supervisors
Frederick County
Ad Party
Democratic Rational
mayoMu
Socialist National
Worker's Party
Labor Party
United States
Congress
Sixth
Foster and Gibbon
Philip Laebox
Chateky
Jendore Samuelson
Leach
Xkrs
John Pitman
Mos
Evelyn Sherman
Charles Issacs
Albert Suec
Raymond T. Geott
Harry Sindier
Henry Siemon
Noah G Twigg
Wllam Cabell Bruce
Baltimore County
Phillips Lew Goldsborough
Baltimore City
Republcan
Robert W. Stevens
William A. Toole
Maryland
General Assembly
Woeo Taeal Assembly
Jonger
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Beatae
Aarhus Sistes
Ack Dunn
Crist
Chemical Companies
Merce
Seabeara Crypany of
Industrial Alcohol Institute
AH Geiats
Anourement
Insutute
Ie Mace
Maract
Robertson
Wealie
Rulwrtson
Stedman Preacott
T. Robert Ay Edward
Lo Se
Democrat Women Plan Card Party
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Court News
Forrest B. Allmont
Ida M. Fraley
Gaithersburg
Edward G. Carey
Pt. of
Rocks
Catherine M. Kanode
Adamstown
Clarence P. Fogle
Nettle Virginia Thompson
Ew Market
Howard A. Shry
Iona Maurie Cooper
Boyds
Levi Eldridge Fisher
Urbans
Clara J. Russell
Barnesville
Calvin
F. Routzahn
Lyle Long
Ivan D. Shanebrook
Esther A. Beamer
Gettysburg
Edward R. Sites
Hazel F. Wertz
Fairfield
Horate
Isley
Mr. Airy
Minnie V. Hames
Taylorsville
Vernon
Singanore
Roland W. Custer
Helen J MacEwen
Jenn D. Zimmerman
Julia O. Custer
Joseph N. Muldoon
Panana Canal Zone
Dorothy C. Breneman
Stewartstown
Circe W. Nui
Dorothy W
Brunswick
Mattie Hastey
Anderson
Henry Kurkendall
Mildred Mouth
Gettssburg
Edward Vernon Snyder
Andl Essie
Sarpers
Baer
W. Rutgery
Uicks Club
Zerpelin
Mid
Mercersburg
Budapest
Hungary
Az Est
Arnold Ehrlich
Sinplon-Orient
Exin Watch
Ufe
Ucharest Pisce
Bing
Oslo
Norway
M’crory
Scept
Torrey Dradie
N.C. Get
Smilth and Robinson
Electora
Prag Dent
Wiliam T. Allen
Charles J. Butlex
William B. Wade
Sigmund Stephan
Milton W. Gatch
Thomes PF. Littlepage
Henry C. Pots
Thomas and Maurer
Tileham Munro
Raymond B. Hofstetter
Richard T. Schneider
John H. Nutemeyer
Joseph Loraine
John A Baker
James L Smiley
John A Orman
Kieffer
Henri L G. Kieffer
Evangelical Reformed Church
Brodbees Chapel
Kiefer
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