Liquor Sale Case Leads to Three Months Jail Time
Police court heard Brown slip a pint to a man named Waiter Wallace at West Zouth and Bentz streets. Wallace left for Baltimore, Brown was found guilty and sentenced to three months in the House of Correction. Other cases included intoxication, operating under influence, and speeding charges.
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Othcer Allen Bartgis
Bartgis
West Zouth
Bentz Shets
LeRoy
Brown
Wallace
Baltimore
Guy K. Motter
House of Correction
Charles Murphy
Hoffman
Charles Windigier
McHenry
W. F. Brinton
C. W. Cubbage
Ay Seit
Harvest Home Service At Centennial Memorial Bethren Church
Sunday School sessions judged by Flor ence Elvenbrode and C Thos Summers banners for offerings and attendance elected. Nominating committee report given. Annual Sunday school officers election planned for next Sunday morning. Pastor preached at 10:45 on Proud of SIF Church Is Mr Church Proud of Me. Evening message titled A Three-fold Loyalty to The Preaching of the Gospel. Choir sang Tell Me The Story of Jesus. Quiet Hour led by Mrs. Geo Strine. Christian Endeavor overseen by Jacob Kintz with Francis Hotman on Junior Endeavor. Endeavor business session Monday at 7 30 p.m. to elect annual officers. Revision of church records to meet at parsonage 7 30 p.m. Prayer Meeting canceled due to Endeavor Rally at Walkershire Wednesday. Harvest Home service planned for next Sunday with special morning and evening services. Decorations by committee led by Mrs Miller Cassell. Flowers vegetables and fruits to be donated by members. Holy Communion observed October 2. October conference and dedication planning for Sunday Echo building with dates October 32 or November 6.
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Centennial Memorial United Bethren
Florence Elvenbrode
C. Thos
W. W. Pickett
SIF
Jesus
Geo. Strine
Christian Endeavor Society
Jacob Kintz
Francis Hotman
Endeavor
Christian Endeavor
Walkershire
Miller Cassell
Grace Covell
Freda Bowers
Mary Clem
James Grimes
Thos. Summers
Joseph Hoffman
Milton Shook
Catherine Bssex
Merrig Easton
Wm. Houck
Paul Plunkett
John W. Grove
Sam J. Roderick
Harry Ridgies
Ridgway
Harry Best
George Summers
Jesse Foxle
Charles Morgsa
Orl Nor
Charges Not Prosecuted Before Justice Gar Motter
A fragmented report states a coed faced a justice named Gar Motter who declined prosecution. The text mentions an arrest of a man connected to events around a place, with vague references to a proprietor, a square corner, and a bail amount.
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Gar Motter
Hoover’s Friends Hope to Win Borah Endorsement
Rodney Dutcher reports Hoover’s backers in 1930s GOP circles aim to win Sen. Borah’s support. They see a combined Hoover Borah ticket as strong against rivals, though Borah himself doubts a nomination, sharing moral oppositions with some party leaders. Some see a possible pairing if neither can secure the East.
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Hoover
Borah
Rodney Dutcher
Republicas Presidentia
Merce Hoover
Boras
Borah W
Ita
Hoover =o
Andi
Lowden
Dawes
Uent
Hughes
U S Not to Retard Interest in Aviation
President Coolidge assured National Aeronautic Association delegates in St Joseph that the government will continue its policy of encouragement and assistance to aviation development. A letter from the President, read at the opening, praised the organization for its support of aviation progress and the administration’s efforts. A separate note mentions a marriage case and grand jury activity in Etken, with liquor indictments and a fall term beginning.
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St. Joseph
Coolidge
National Aeronautic Association
Porter Adams
Washington
Association
Mary Bril Hant
Richard T
Ceti
Grand Jury
Highwaymen Rob Two En Route to University
Walker Jolliffe of Rocket Terrace and Phil Wall of Leaksville were robbed on a country road near Rocky Mount Va on Sunday night as they traveled to Washington and Lee University. The assailants took $9 in cash and Wall's suitcase containing a suit and valuables. The pair alerted authorities, recovered their tire, then continued to Lexington and home. The robbers, described as about 30, in a gray car, fled with Wall's suitcase after subduing the men at gunpoint.
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Walker Jolliffe
Rocket Terrace
Joliffe
Phil Wall
Leaksville
Washington and Lee University
Lexington
Rocky Mount
Frederick
Jolliffe
George Hendrix
Dexingon
Leakesville
Vislt Wallard
Wall
Roapoke
Magisrate
Hendrix
Jonfie
Hen- Tix
Starvard T University
School of Law
Safety steps planned at Main and Church streets intersection
Burgeoss and Commissioners of Middletown move to curb traffic hazard at the Main and Church streets junction on the National highway. Attorney Coblemix to confer with State Roads Commission head John Mackall on proper intersection markings and additional safety measures. Parking of vehicles near the intersection banned temporarily to reduce risk.
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Burgeoss
Commissioners
Middletown
Main
Church
Leslie N. Coblemix
Burgess
John N. Mackall
State Roads Commission
Courts Once More In Talley Payee Dispute
Fragmented OCR text mentions a court matter involving a payee named Senos and a person described as a plays wrector at Hebe. A ceremony or event is referenced for Saturday with unclear specifics and several garbled names. The readable items point to a legal or ceremonial dispute with court involvement.
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Hebe
Bates
Hood College Preparing for Opening with Registration
Hood College moves toward its formal opening with registration events for new and returning students. Enrollment totals show 465 students this year with 283 alumni and 17 percent new students, while freshman boarding and advanced placement slots are noted. Faculty meetings and an address by Dr Walton C John are planned for Brodbeck Hall as events continue through Thursday.
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Hood College
Doon
New St
Stodwate
Tor Mement
Frederick
Brodbeck Hall
Walton C. John
United States Department of Education
Washington
Grace Reformed Church Dedicates Organ and Plans Fall Work
Grace Reformed church resumes regular services led by Rev. Chalmer W. Walck with a strong Sunday school turnout and a 11 oclock service sermon on What is Progress. Evening sermon focuses on Good Roads as a quartet performs Awakening Chorus. Altar Guild and Missionary Society set meetings, with next Sunday's Harvest Home and Promotion Day observed in Sunday school.
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Grace Reformed Church
Chalmer W. Walck
Rebekah Thomas
Washington, D. C
Amy Kuma Dixon
Raymond Zimmerman
Austin Rhoads
A. R. Remsburt
Awakening
Gabriel
Altar Guild
Monfar
The
Missionary Society
J. D. Thomas
N. Market Street
Harvest Home
Hinchcliffe Threatens to Abandon New Flight
London dispatch reports Captain Hinchcliffe warned the Mokopane Columbia’s Far Eastern flight may be abandoned by Thursday. The captain told the Sleeford correspondent expenses tied to an extended absence could force the charter’s termination.
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Hinchcliffe
London
Columbia
Waiter
Elife Witl
Sleeford
Evening News
Indians Stop at Point of Rocks for Fair of the Iron Horse
In Frederick County Indians from Glacier National Park pass through en route to Halethorpe for the Fair of the Iron Horse exhibition. The event features old and modern locomotives, a pageant presided by Governor Ritchie on Marsland Day, and railroad exhibits. School children from Point of Rocks and Brunswick are invited to attend.
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Polatef Rocks
Glacier National Park
Frederick County
Halethorpe
Baltimore and Ohio
Exposition Grounds
Indiana
Ritchie
Iron Horse
Maryland
Washington
Capitol
Baltimore
Point of Rocks
Brunswick
Court Business Equity Cases and Related Filings
Court docket lists multiple equity actions and divorces. Cases include Metea Gertrudté Garver vs Austin W Gaver with a bill for partial divorce and attorney details. Nettie Bientlinger vs Adam T Blentlinger et al for sale of real estate. Daily M. Dixon vs Earl B. Dixon for absolute divorce. Annie Kingen Smith guardianship petition by Lester Birley. property deeds recorded including Gilmore F Flautt to Arch ie T Shafer and Grace J McKinner trustee. various transfers and guardianships noted with amounts and county connections.
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Equity Cases
Metea
Plaintif
Daily
M. Dixon
Earl B. Dixon
R. S. Hart
Attormer
Lester
Birely
Annie Kiiigan Smith
Annie Kingen Smith
Stoner
Storm
Gilmore F. Flautt
Aurhie T. Shafer
Grace J. McKinner
Gilmore Ro Rlentt
Margaret Bowie
Thomas
Henry Lee
Emma F. Barnes
Gertrude Ae Grimes
Kashana
Equatt
Jeanne Ia Ei Parsons
Jeannette Tohnston
Giam J. Riordan
New Morissey
Tevie
4000 Gallons of Mash Seized in Liquor Raid Near Sugar Loaf
Sheriff Wolhan and deputies led a sweep that netted two moonshine operations near Thurston and Burkittsville. At Sugar Loaf, a 4000 gallon mash plant produced whiskey and contained 500 gallon vats. One suspect, Joseph Smith, was captured. another fled. A second raid near Burkittsville found a 45 gallon still and two barrels of mash. Lowery, 30, was jailed for preliminary hearing.
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Sherif Wolhan
Roderick
Thurston
Sugar Loaf Mountain
Burkhtaville
Sugar Loaf
William Steiner
Clyde Hauver
Edward Stitely
Harry Dorcla
Stiiely
Dorcus
Frederick
Steiner
Hauver
Joseph Smith
Smith
Siil
Montgomery
Burkittevilla Raid
Sherif Roderick
Verdon Redmond
William Reeder
John Hemp
Thomas Lowery
Burkittavite
Pruvey
Lowery
Brightwood Commandery notes worship and events
Knights Templar of Washington D C attended 11 A M service at Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church with a male quartet, 583 in Sunday school, and Leaders Bible Class observing Home-Coming Day with addresses by Justice Sherman P. Bowers, John P. Engelbrecht, and Wm Wagner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brightwood Commandery
Knights Templar
Washington
D. C
Calvary Methodist
James H. Hartin
R. Ames Wendrickeon
H. Lavier Michael
Irving Landauer
Sherman P. Bowers
John P. Engelbrecht
Wagner
Adolphe Pammer
Hood Coltese
Willams
Samuel E. Rose
Washington Star managing editor dies suddenly
Rudolph Kacfmann, managing editor of the Washington Star, died at his home in Dunkirk at age 74 after a sudden illness. TheAP report notes investigators found no external wounds and cites possible heart-related causes. A preliminary AP dispatch quotes officials on the case and mentions a potential link to an arrest warrant for a farmer in the area.
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Washington
Doran
John D. Gunderlach
Jdeath
Leonardiogs
Bower
MarTiness A. Ilai
U.S
Rudolph Kacfmann
Washington, D.C
Aehntier
Legion Parade in Paris Opens Third Foreign-Opened Arc De Triomphe
Fourteen thousand American Legion members marched to the Arc de Triomphe in Paris, flowers laid at the Unknown Soldier tomb, and a reviewing by Marshals Foch and Pershing. President Doumergue attended as honor guest. crowds cheered the veterans and American women marching in the parade amid rain and cool wind.
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Trocadero
Paris
APO
Roara
Agilause
Audi
Doumeeraue
Marshal Foch
Peightty
Itoward J. Savage
American Legion
Trocadero Palace
Doumergue
France
Galiuun Bende
Soares’ Foch
Perabing
Savage
Atretas
Cawa
America
Legion
Coolridge
Legionnaires
Lindbergh
Hotel de Ville
Florida
Oklahoma
Washington
Palais de Trocadero
Franze
Foch
Jofre
Jenn J Pershing
Faris
Onthe
Dr Wehler Takes Pastoral Post in Frederick Presby Church
Dr Wehler has accepted the end to become pastor of the Frederick Presbyterian church. He is a new pastor of Faith Reformed church, Baltimore, prior to that war. Aiee president of Hood College, he will return to Frederick about November th.
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Wehler
Prederick Presbyterian
Twenty Five Planes Start on Long Flight to Spokane
Roosevelt Field reports twenty five light commercial planes took off at 6.01 am EST for a cross country air derby to Spokane. By 6.52 pm the last had left. weather cleared and spectators lined the field. RW Cantwell of Oklahoma City landed at Curtiss Field after a short setback due to a low ceiling. Four planes were overdue at Bellefonte, Pa., as others faced fog, rain, and engine trouble. First leg Roosevelt Field to Bellefonte, then Cleveland, Brian, Chicago for overnight stop.
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Roosevelt Field
Spokane
Wash
Walter Bunder
Sim
Cantwell
Oklahoma City
Oklo
Curtiss Field
N.Y
Bellefonte
Tex Lecrose
Kaneas Cir
Eagle Rock
G. Smith
Tacoma
F. Hugher
Wheeling
W. Va
R.E. Duke
Pittsburgh
iRoosevelt Field
Allegheny Mountains
Cleveland
Brian. C
Manes
Chicago
Dramatic Stock Market Slide Drives Broad Losses
A broad market drop hits many favorite stocks as prices tumble sharply. Industrials lead declines while several sectors slip, extending downward momentum across transportation and tech shares amid a tense trading day.
Million Dollar Slander Suit Filed in New York
A million dollar damage suit for slander is reported in New York with references to the United States president and six members of an act. The notice mentions September maps and ongoing legal action, highlighting the high stakes and names involved.
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New York
I States
Sve
Act
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