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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1930

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Man Shot in Court Fight Leads to Debt Case

The report details a violent incident at a rural home near Urbana where Ciara Virginia Mercer Roderick, widow of William McConach, was killed by an assailant summoned by a son. Physicians attended, but she died from injuries in a stable after being forced there. Funeral arrangements and survivor details follow, including listed children and siblings. A separate portion notes political results with Miller gaining over Smith for shrievalty and final county election tallies.

Ing Ciara Virginia Mercer Willam McConach Wwk Hose Adamswh Prank H. Hedges Roderick Harry Moderi Urbana Elmer E Roderick Andrew M. Roderick We. Sterling E. Sportier Libertytown Ts. James van Sant Mt. Air Ishael Young This City Uth G

QOD Club Plans Winter Program At Hood College

The QOD Club at Hood College held a meeting at 7 30 p m in the Hut. Mrs H McBride president outlined winter plans and a membership drive. Treasurer’s report showed a 50 contribution toward a college salary and 75 given this year. A November 14 card party in Winchester Hall was proposed with tickets half price for invited seniors.

Hood Club Hood College Sar H. Mcbride Iecgih Iffard Yinger Francis of Rey C. Besk

Six Months for Drunken Driving Third Offense

Edgar S. Hargett of East Fifth street was sentenced by Justice Guy E Motter to six months in jail after a third offense of operating an automobile while intoxicated. An appeal via his attorney Aero Harp was noted. hearing shifts and trial arrangements followed in an extended People’s Court session.

Edgar S. Hargett East Fifth Street Guy E Motter Aero Harp People’s Court Justice Motter Obs Decker Circuit Court Hargett Stormey Wiliam M. Storm Vernon Smith James Marks Robert Fleming West Sixth Street Hearcn

Potomac Synod Opposes Referenda on Prohibition

The Potomac Synod of the Reformed church in Salisbury North Carolina adopted a resolution opposing referenda on repeal of prohibition and pledged to elect officials who favor prohibition. It urged stronger enforcement and noted current agents are inadequate. The synod covers congregations across North Carolina Virginia West Virginia Maryland DC and South Central Pennsylvania. A LeRoy McCardell of Frederick was elected secretary of the Elders organization.

Potomac the Reformed Seme Salisbury N. C Hoffman Lilliestown North Carolina Virginia West Virginia Maryland District of Columbia Pennsylvania A. LeRoy McCardell Frederick The Elders’ Organization

Groesbeck to Seek Recount in Michigan Governor Race

Detroit AP report notes Alexander J. Groesbeck, defeated in the Republican governor nomination sweep, plans a recount bid after results showed Wilber M. Brucker leading for attorney general. The piece cites precinct returns and mentions vote counts and related figures as details are assessed.

Detroit Alexander J. Groesbeck Wilber M. Brucker Association Press

William Gosnell Hurt in Local Accident

An accident today injured William S. Gosnell aged 15 near a local area. Details are unclear due to damaged text, but medical staff reported non life threatening injuries and the incident is under investigation.

William S. Gosnell

Irigoyen Held Prisoner on Warship in Atlantic Waters

Reports indicate the battleship Irigoyen remains in port awaiting orders after a crew member disclosed a attempted assault near Montevideo. The vessel is docked at Sanches Sur Bessia with no official confirmation of further actions.

Irigoyen Sanches Sur Bessia Montevideo

Wheeler, Former Day, Comes Out Against Prohibition

Senator Burton K. Wheeler of Montana, a Democrat, issued a statement declaring prohibition a failure and urging it be left to citizens to regulate. He said he voted for prohibition to end the saloon but now opposes the saloon.

Burton KL Wheeler Montana Congréss Uxtay Wheeler Prohipiton

Japanese Volcano Erupts Damaging Nearby Town

Asama, Japan’s most active volcano, erupted today sending ashes and small stones over Warizawa a nearby town and summer resort. Nearby villages felt a hail of stones damaging roofs and crops, while woods at the mountain base were set alight. One climber was seriously injured.

Tokio Asama

Fire in Newark Tenement Leaves Two Dead Ten Hurt

A Newark fire destroyed a sixstory brick tenement on Pripet street injuring ten and killing two. Five critically hurt. Police and firemen helped residents to safety. three leaped into a fire net. Child victims identified as John Romo and Edward Santon aged five and six.

Newark N. J Pripeet Street John Romo Edward Santon

Red Forces Occupy Another Hunan City

AP reporting from Hankow details Red forces seizing Liangtan near Changsha, about 35 miles south. British gunboat Tern left Changsha to evacuate foreign missionaries as Red control expands and reports describe disorders amid Soviet government setup.

Hankow Liangtan Changsha Tern

iForecast Agreement Between France Italy

Geneva diplomatic notes discuss Franco Italian naval difficulties in September. Authorities in Paris and Rome reportedly pursue a cautious approach with possible offers and counterproposals. The mood is tentative as leaders seek a defined path forward amid tensions.

Boiling of all supply urged by health officer

Dr E C Kefauver urges boiling all water supplies after a briefing with officials. He and Dr R H Riley warn residents to boil water and drink only safe supplies while authorities test local springs and maintain the Grove plant as emergency backup. Typhoid cases rise slightly with 10 since January and one death. About 2,000 Frederick residents have received typhoid vaccination.

Kent Sthad EC. Kefauver R. H. Riley State Department of Emmitsburg Waltersville Brunswick Knoxville Frederick

Court News Equity and Marriage Notices Mixed Listings

Court notes list equity cases involving Charles M Glass and Sons against Thomas C Mars with foreclosure references and assignee Coblentz. Also marriage licenses for Wayne Decker and Sanford Heflin paired with Helen Pitts. Divorces and filings include Richmond Virginia, Martinsburg West Virginia, Fredericksburg Virginia. Property directed and executors named in county records.

Charles M. Glassei C. M. Glass and Sons Thomas C. Mars Aled Leo Weinberg Leslie N Leslie MM Coblentz Marytrage Wayne Lamar Decker Grantsvile N. Y Virginia Turner Martinsburg W. Va Sanford L. Heflin Helen F. Pitts Fredericksburg John Bennett Henderson Spring Grove Lian May Dungee Richmond Robert L. Vance Mable I. Giaugh Ca Pa Pecx Ecie Luar Dubois Earha Alice Bentz

To Address Jenish Grow

A brief note mentions Leo wen Tail as a Sunay ee Santas rast of B Sat mete among them Tsacor doesn.

Jenish Grow Leo

Annual Meeting Held by Central Trust Company

Central Trust Company held its annual meeting at Mount Grove with employees in attendance. Lewistown officials discussed fees and state financial matters and reviewed the company’s status and upcoming plans.

Central Trust Company

Kenneth Mantz Memorial Unveiled at High School

A memorial tablet honoring Kenneth Lee Mantz 1914 1930 was unveiled at the local high school last March. The ceremony included staff students and Mantz family with remarks by Rev Dr Charles E Wehler and editor Howard McGregor. The marker names Mantz editor in chief of The Hi Flier 1929 1930 and sits on the wall near room 113 and the Hi Flier office.

Tormier Welnek Hi-Flier Mantz Kenneth Charly E. Wehler Young Mani Howard McGregor Young Plante Esther Weinberg Kenneth Lee Mantz the Hi-Flier

Aeolians Fear Stromboli Volcano Eruption

Messina Italy Sept 12 AP reports Aeolian Islanders in Messina Stromboli and Li anxious over Stromboli volcanic activity after a recent eruption. Nearly 3000 residents of Strombeli slept in government tents. earthquake effects touched Aeolian Islands but Strombeli bore the disturbances.

Messina Italy Stromboli Strompeli Strombeli Island Aeolian Strombeli

Wet leads Cramton for Congress seat in dry race

Detroit dispatch reports wet lead over dry in a Republican contest for a congressional seat with Cramton leading in LaPees Representation. The race response awaits official canvass while Daxton is reported executed for murder.

Cramton Congress Detroit Desse P. Wolcots C. Cramton House Dty Jeader LaPees

Local Company Probes Death of Youth at West Patrick Street

Investigators examine two distinct accounts of how a youth died after being taken to hospital. The incident involves property purchases on West Patrick Street and a local company linked to the case.

West Patrick ST. OF Youth

Youths Injured After Paris Trip In Easton Case

Coroner and sheriff probe a teen death after injuries said not from a fall. Dr. Copeland notes possible auto impact or blunt force. Witnesses Clark and Hayden, once in Paris, share fragmented accounts while a hospital autopsy proceeds. Building improvements and alleyway access linked to a property sale.

Copeland Youn Mallon Cirk Sumer Seay Phypesky Easton Hospital Rin Young Clark Paris Urey Clark Mallon Harry &. Dodd Thomas Haddaway Easton Hayden Kent County Easton Saint W. G. Noble

Auto Fines Increase in State Traffic Totals

A week ending September 10 saw state traffic fines total 7535 with Cumberland courts contributing one fifth. Ten persons were convicted of operating while under the influence of Agur. other fines covered speeding, passing violations, no registration or license, and liquor influence across Frederick, Buckeystown, Knoxville, Middletown, and North Be.

Cumberland Courts Frederick—Guy Wiilan Eld FR. Burther Leon Frank Martin J. Libeck B. Morris Wildert ‘Taylor North

Five Hundred High School Pupils Face Disciplinary Action

In Watertown Massachusetts on September 72, five hundred striking high school students were disciplined after a demonstration before the principal. About 150 were arrested during the protest against general administration policies.

Watertown Mast Jer Chaeryian Patier

Rogbers Wield Pistol in $1000 Fax Heist

A report details a bank or business crime where suspects named Rogbers brandish a pistol during an attempted robbery tied to a $1000 fax scheme. Police investigations follow as witnesses are questioned and security footage is reviewed.

Mount St. Mary's opens 123rd session with largest enrollment

The Mount St. Mary’s College session opened with Mass led by Msgr. B. J. Bradley. Enrollment in three departments set a historic high and, with applications on file, the president predicted many more entrants than in past years. Changes include Rev Dr. Philip Galtenar as rector and Prof. Dominic Grace in biology.

Mount St. Mars College Holy Ghost Msgr B. J. Bradley Msgr. Bradley Philip Galtener Tew Dominic Grace George Shortees Bradley

Ohio Republicans Skip Prohibition In Platform

Columbus September 12 AP The Republican Housed convention adopted the platform from the resolutions committee and did not mention the liquor question though several Republicans threatened to bring it to the floor. The platform was adopted without a roll call.

Columbus

Enrollment at Saint Jonas School Tops Capacity

Enrollment at the Academy of the Visita East Second reports 205 attendees with 35 boarding and 35 day students, funded by commercial and music programs. The school opened with similar numbers and no changes are planned until Thanksgiving. A fragment mentions Breaks Arm in Fadl Max Flook, son of wy.

Academy of the Visita East Second Te Son St. Jonas Insite Fe St. Jonas Schoo

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