Court House Space Urged by Frederick County Bar Association
Frederick County lawyers urge more space to store records and books now filling all available areas. A committee led by Frank C. Norwood is studying solutions, with proposals including moving the clerk’s office, relocating the courtroom to the second floor, or constructing an addition or a new building.
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Court House
Frederick County Bar Association
Frank C. Norwood
H. Dorsey Etchison
Parsons Newman
Bar Association
Jacob Rohrback
Chancery
Lutheran Synod Meets in Pleasant Valley
The Maryland Synod of the United Lutheran Church in America holds its annual convention at St Matthew's Church Pleasant Valley Carroll County. Opening sermon by Rev Dr R S Fatterson of Westminster. Sessions feature Rev Dr A R Wentz Gettysburg and other clergy discusses church doctrine and fundraising topics. Mrs Sibyl Morrison noted as a pioneer in NSW.
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Maryland Synod
United Guiheran Church In America
St Matthew's Church
Pleasant Valley
Carroll County
A G. Wold
R. S. Fatterson
Westminster
A. R. Wentz
The
Theological Seminary
Gettysburg
RS. Poffenbarzer
Lovellsville
the Herald
FL H Schrader
Hampstead
C. Wo Hess
Brunswick
Philip Bower
Emmansburg
Charles E. Stahlman
Linehorp
Phl
Williams
Union Bridge
L. OH
Neyer
Manchester
UL Ss. G. Rupp
Frederick
B Rupley
HL Shull
Donbs
R Cc. Sorick
Midwest Snow Blanket Grips Regions With Record Cold
A severe cold wave and heavy snowfall sweep the Midwest and Mountain states. Colorado saw nearly ten inches of snow, Iowa reports half a foot or more, and Milwaukee faced record lows. Temperatures plunged to minus 14 in North Dakota and hovered near freezing across the corn belt.
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Chicago
Midwest
Rocky Mountain
Missouri
Ihinos
Indiana
Milwaukee
Colorado
Iowa
Havre
Mont
Corn Belt
Hunter Heating creditors meet and elect trustee
At a morning meeting of Hunter Heating Company creditors, Frank L. Stoner was unanimously elected trustee. About a dozen creditors and officers attended in the court house law library as claims were proven and routine business conducted. The company had been adjudicated bankrupt on September 30 with assets of 50,764.62 and liabilities of 64,022.
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Hunter Heating Company
Frank L. Stoner
Law Library
Court House
Omer T. Kaylor
Hagerstown
Arthur D. Willard
Three Women Robbed of Jewelry in LA Con
In Los Angeles two conmen robbed three women returning from the theatre of pearls and jewelry valued at about 54,000 dollars. The victims include Mrs. EL M. Smith wife of a bank president and Mrs. ML McAdam and Mrs. H. H. Clark. An automobile blocked the women as one man flashed a revolver and the other covered them. Frost and ice were reported citywide with a 30 degree low noted this morning.
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Los Angeles
EL M. Smith
ML McAdam
H. H. Clark
Mercury
Appropriations Cut Suspends Board of Tax Appeals
The budget bureau recommends funds that would force the suspension of the Board of Tax Appeals next year. The Board’s chairman disclosed this to the House Ways and Means Committee in Washington on October 28.
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Washington
Budget Bureau
Board of Tax, Appeals
House Wars and Means Committee
Armistice Sunday urged for peace and justice
The Commission on International Justice and Goodwill of the Federal Council of Churches urged Armistice Sunday observance on November for world peace and international justice. It also proposed a two minute silence on Armistice Day with traffic halting at 11 o clock, per the League of Remembrance plan.
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Washington
Commission On International Justice
Federal Council of Church
Cormission
League of Remembrance
New York
Death of Rev S A Hedges Veteran Maryland Minister
Rev S A Hedges nearly 90 died at his Middletown home at 9 30 am. He married Betty F Hill in 1869 in Shepherdstown W Va. Survived by son Dr Frank Hill Hedges and daughter Mrs Chation Grove. Body to be taken to Lutheran church Middletown then to Rose Hill Shepherdstown for burial. He taught Latin Greek and served multiple Maryland churches. Pallbearers will be six Maryland clergymen.
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S. A. Hedges
Maryland
Middletown
Rose Hill
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Mr. Hedges
Middletown Valley
Pennsylvania College
The
Theological Seminary
Purity Squad Officer Shoots Youth in Auto in Richmond
Richard A. Tate, 20, was shot in the head and died after a pursuit by Richmond Police Purity squad officers J. C. Goldsby and colleagues. Goldsby posted bond on murder charges. Tate’s two companions were arrested. Authorities found two gallons of whiskey in the car.
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Richmond
Richard A. Tate
J. C. Goldsby
Purity” Squad
Purity Squad
Tate
Main Street
Greeks Reported Attacked by Bulgarians Near Ramna
Greek and Bulgarian officials exchanged charges as troops moved under League orders. Greece said its withdrawing forces near Ramna in Greek territory were attacked, while Bulgaria claimed Greek fire on frontier post No. 5. The League of Nations heard both sides and Greece pledged evacuation within 60 hours.
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Greece
Bulgaria
League of Nations
Sofia Offieradly
Athens
Ramna
Sualoniki
League Council
Paris
Council
London
Salouki
Sofia
League of Nations Council
County Cases In Court Of Appeals Next Tuesday
Two Frederick county cases will be argued in the Maryland Court of Appeals at Annapolis on Tuesday. The first concerns a boundary dispute between Gertrude Wisded and Joseph E Elkins and wife, decided for the appellee in the circuit court, with Rohrback and Hull for the appellant. The second involves appointment of an administrator from the Orphans Court, with Howard W. Mobley and Nina R. Hall appellants, represented by Leo Weinberg. appellee William J. Mobley is represented by Stoner and Storm.
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Frederick County
Maryland Court of Appeals
Annapolis
Gertrude Wissled
Joseph E. Elkins
Appellee
Jacob Rohrback
Harry C. Hull
Alban M. Wood
EE Austin James
Appellees
Orphans’ Court
Howard WW. Mobley
Nina R. Hall
Leo Weinberg
William J. Mobley
F. L. Stoner
WM. Storm
Stinnes Disgusted Sails for America
Berlin reports Dr. Edmund Stinnes eldest son of the late Hugo Stinnes tires of family quarrels with bankers and receivers over the fortune. He has sailed for the United States seeking a new business environment after his unexpected departure.
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Berlin
Edmund Stinnes
Hugo Stinnes
Sevethr
United States
Stinnes
Taken to Catonsville on charge of failing to support family
A man identifying as William Bennett, about years old, was arrested in Frederick on a Catonsville Baltimore County warrant. Officers Reverdy Cronenburg and Alen Bartsis Hasing Snowledge learned Bennett lived on B and O Avenue. Sheriff Charles W. Horr notified, and Bennett was jailed within a half hour after the warrant was received. He was taken back to Catonsville Tuesday by local police who traveled to Frederick. The text ends with a stray sentence about a shrine and an athletic field in the Orient.
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William Bennett
Frederick
Catonsville
Baltimoore
Reverdy Cronenburg
Alen Bartsis Hasing Snowledge
Bennett
B. & O Avenue
Charles W. Horr
Crum
Bénguet
Heavy Selling Sends New York Stocks Down Early
Heavy selling in motors and steel stock caused a sharp market decline this morning and erased much of the gains from yesterday. Call money rose to around 4 1/3 percent as trading remained unsettled with several issues slipping a point or more.
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New York
Cpecia
Tito
Three court officers quit as Mitchell trial opens
The court martial at Washington opened with three members quitting including the president after prejudicial remarks against Col. Mitchell. Major General Howze then took the presiding chair as defense challenges and clashes with General Summerall surfaced.
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Mitchell
Associate Press
Washington
Wilam Mitchell
Chas. TV
Suzamerall
General Sotamerall
Uriginer
A. J. Cowley
Air Department
Col
Summerall
Rant R. Reid
Minis
Col. Mitchell
Reid
Summierall
Ali Beard
Talawatian
Col. Mitehe
All Service
Hawaiian Department
Robert JL. Howze
Fifth Corps
Columbus
Ria
Fred W. Sladen
Military Academy
West Point
Hunters Rush For Licenses As Open Season Nears
Frederick County officials warn sportsmen to secure rabbit season licenses early to avoid day‑before rush. Deputy Clerk John H. Martz notes 1,763 county licenses and 189 state licenses issued so far, with about 3,600 county license holders and 5190 state wide licenses typical. Opening dates run November 10 to January 1 with penalties for failing to display license tags.
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Frederick County
John H. Martz
Martz
Fredierick County
Grocery Bill Suit Heard With Groceries Alleged Owed
A case before Judge Worthington involves Nusbaum as plaintiff and Mrs Kolb and Waiss Elsie Roth as defendants over a groceries bill claimed to be ninety dollars. The defendants operate a boating house and deny the charges with defense by Brown Bennett Smith and Etchison. News captions note refugees arriving at Alexandria from Damascus and a French suppression of an insurrection in Syria.
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Glenn HH. Worthington
Kolbs
E. 7. Smith
H. D. Etchison
Alexandria
Cairo
Sandria
Damascus
Syna
Baltimore Slasher Victims Reach 36 in City Panic
Baltimore police report the Jack The Slasher case now lists 36 victims with three among today’s tally. A male victim found a ten inch slash on his coat near the collar at his office. Investigators, aided by postal inspectors, pursue two threatening letters and seek the letter writer. Patrols and volunteers guard street cars and transfer points as authorities hunt for multiple suspects.
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Baltimore
Jack
Paul Johannsen
Jack the Slasher
Burpertine
Efort
Syrian Crisis Deepens as France Considers Syria Action
Paris dispatch reports President Doumergue and Premier Palmiere devote time to Damascus events. General Saxveil, the French high commissioner, allegedly requests 15000 additional troops to reinforce the Damascus garrison amid escalating Syrian tensions.
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Paris
Doumergre
M Palmiere
Damascus
Saxvail
Syria
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