Murder charge filed against woman in jail
A Negro woman faces a murder charge while in jail. In other news, a school board meeting discusses several pending matters and committee updates.
03 Sep 1930
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1930
Page
1
A Negro woman faces a murder charge while in jail. In other news, a school board meeting discusses several pending matters and committee updates.
Mount Airy area police report a fatal shooting at the Johnson home near Sid ne y three miles west of Mt Airy Frederick County. Emma Johnson 4 colored is charged with murder after a struggle over a 38 caliber pistol ending in the death of William Wesley Johnson. Officers found two live bullets behind a chimney and a pistol hidden there. Johnson reportedly confronted his wife who then fired three shots striking him in the heart. Detective Dr Van Pool and the state attorney investigated while the couple’s family provided conflicting accounts. Emma Johnson was jailed awaiting grand jury action. The same day the county board of education discussed bus routes and hiring changes for Middletown and Park s school staff.
Baltimore reports Veterans of Foreign Wars on their annual encampment parade, reviewed by President Hoover, touring to Annapolis via steamer to visit the Naval Academy. New York jurors face possible replacement. Montana and Thomas Mooney cases feature in motions. Also notes on probate district jurors and California bombing links. stock market closing trends noted.
Police court records show Benars Markley Norah Market Street arrested at 1 o clock for drunkenness and disorderly conduct. Officer Hofman states the defendant was granted bail due to a lack of ten dollars for a hearing.
A Tuesday night event for the Evangelical Reformed Sunday School wives relatives and friends at Hood College drew 109 attendees. The group toured the new dormitory then played speedball and pitched horse shoes with refreshments served by a committee led by Roy Ramsburg amid a gathering of many local pastors and families.
Noted aviators complete a landmark transatlantic hop from Paris to New York. The flight highlights the era of rapid long distance air travel and marks a milestone in civilian aviation.
The Fall program of the Federation of Rural Women's Clubs unfolds under Mrs. Helen Pearson county home demonstration agent. The foods and nutrition project targets drought relief with training sessions and club demonstrations planned across Woodsboro Adamstown and nearby towns. Each of 24 clubs will participate in fair projects including school lunches vegetable cookery and baking pattern recipes under the program.
A 16 year old, Kennard Thompson, admits knowledge of the death of chemist Herbert G. Wetters whose body was found behind his Baltimore Linle establishment. Thompson forged Wetters' name to a 597 dollar check to buy a car. four companions were questioned. Wetters had been missing for weeks. police say he was killed with a long wrench and his body hidden in a barrel, alcohol poured to preserve it.
Miss Pearson invites women across Frederick County to a meeting at the courthouse to address food difficulties caused by drought. The News and The Post partner with her for a series on meal planning and nourishment, with weekly articles beginning next week.
The diary of Salomon August Andrée, recovered in Tromsoe, details the doomed 1897 balloon expedition. Experts say the tightly wrapped diary and ice-preserved records may reveal the explorers fate and location of remains, while the recovered pages are said to illuminate the perilous voyage and discovery.
Annapolis Sept 3 AP The Maryland Attorney General ruled Sunday golf operations legal to the extent not prohibited by local ordinances. He called Sunday blue laws chaotic and urged statutory changes to permit leisure activities without ruling them unlawful.
Washington September 3 The Weather Bureau reports severe drought continues in many states with temporary relief in parts. Oklahoma Texas Iowa Massachusets Illinois Kentuky and other Middle Atlantic states affected as drought deepens across the nation.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a morning fire scene with a resident, smoke, and a house location but lack clear names, dates, or outcomes.
The Question Mark crew Coste and Belionte plan a Paris to New York to Paris round trip in the same aircraft, aiming for the first single-aircraft Atlantic crossing. They expect to depart Dallas to complete the feat after repairs and a prep phase, with a $25,000 prize linked to the one-stop flight.
Public school enrollment reached 3 042 by noon with officials preparing adjustments after opening. Reassignments moved pupils between classes to balance efficiency and capacity as sophomores and juniors numbers were tracked and the high school total rose in later counts.
The will of a late publisher, made in London, leaves widow Mrs. Juste Garr Black and children specific sums including 100,090 to J. Water Lord of Baltimore, 109,009 to Thomas W. Rogan, and 25,000 to two pilots G. J. Geysendorffer and J. B. Scholte. A 50,000 trust is set for Van Lear Blick Jr. and other legacies include 250,000 to Mrs. Tess Black Blakiston and 100,000 to her husband. The date was January 3, 19%, prior to travels to Tokio and San Francisco.
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