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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1930
Page
1
Indictments and 105 hearings listed mark the present term of court. The district attorney notes the schedule as prosecutors prepare for a busy term including larceny and forged instrument charges.
The Grand Velture banquet in this city honored state and local officers including Grand Chef De Gere G. Ernest Lippe as guests of merit. The event marked the election of eight officers for the coming year.
Jones and George Von Eiman survived the first round as seeds, with several stars eliminated in a seven hole series. Favorites fell, including Oscar. 1929 champion Johnston Washington Street PF and others attended the event of the Teachers Association of Wasi car school, led by Jesse Ramsburg.
A prisoner in custody broke from guards and escaped through the courthouse basement after being brought in for hearings. The incident occurred as defendants moved toward a stairwell with unknown accomplices. Authorities seek the suspect described as last seen near the rear of the building and not yet captured.
County boundary dispute between Frederick and Howard counties to be resolved by commissioners. Aiming for full understanding of the line with properties and residences identified on the Maryland side. Proceedings reference Frederick somery and related land parcels.
A widow identified as Mrs Doh Aseland fired a shot at a county commissioner inside a courtroom. The incident disrupted proceedings as officers responded and detained the woman for questioning. No immediate reports of fatalities or injuries beyond the shot.
Prospects good for the annual fair with new ground space and exhibits. Daily costume displays planned and weather favorable. The event features headline acts advertised as sensational, plus European acts and a duo from Europe. Former Governor McCorkle dead is noted in the local brief.
Crumpled notice discusses organizing across county to combat unemployment and calls for cooperation among local groups. Mentions a Chesapeake and Potomac Company expenditure, town projects, and routine quarterly estimates. Reports a traffic accident near East Howard Street with minor damage and names involved.
Gasoline prices in the New York area dip by about 1.84 cents per gallon at Shell Eastern outlets and other stations, with high test blends reduced from 25 cents to 18-19 cents. A store on North Market Street reports theft of thirty suits, hats, and hose, with clothing tossed from windows into an alley during the incident. investigators cite little evidence of the thief.
World War veteran Robert Marecy of Lionhurst Virginia proved he had not been buried with military honors in Arlington National Cemetery. Department officials planned to exhume the interment and identify the remains. Marecy’s claim followed reports of a misidentified burial, with later confusion linking a killed embankment accident and a Mrs O O Wat referenced by a Baltimore meeting with her brother.
David Weinberg a Miami tailor was abducted last night bound, tarred and feathered then dumped in a street. Prosecutor Scarboro said the incident involved unidentified assailants and hinted at possible motives tied to alleged communist material found in his home.
Firefighters battled a large blaze at a Washington furniture warehouse causing extensive damage. Fire officials reported flames venting through the roof with curtains of smoke, no injuries immediately evident, and crews continuing surveillance for hotspots.
Winter storm sweeps Montana with heavy snow and freezing temperatures. Local officials issue travel advisories as crews clear roads and schools consider closures. Residents stock up on supplies and brace for continued frigid conditions through the week.
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Investigation continues into the double shooting linked to railroad tensions. Relatives denied access to the bodies as Dr. Reinhardt cites lack of a clear motive while Catherine Leonard widow to the vice president arrives from Columbus. Milton Byars expected from Point Pleasant as burial plans await coroner’s findings.
Two people died after being struck on the railroad tracks when their car was hurled onto the line during a highway incident. Authorities identified the victims as Maxwell Bro and JL, with further details unavailable.
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