Jury Hearing on Chicken Theft in Court
Criminal docket taken up before Judges Newman and Peter. Case of Datas Whipp charged with larceny of five chickens from Jesse Young near Braddock Heights. Whipp claimed he found the birds after observing a commotion at Young's place. Also on trial G L Snodgrass indicted for passing bad checks and false pretenses tied to gasoline purchases. defense argued terms of ten day grace for funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cour
John 5. Newman
Robert B. Peter
Datas Whipp
Braddock Heights
High Hnok
Whipp
Jesse Young
Young
Una Iis
Cei
Spa
Rome
Wingo
Willacy R. Diggs
Paupeles
Marshall
Joann F. Long
Ty Reno S. Herp
Monterue
Snodgrass
G. L. Snodgrass
Newman
Peter
Walter
Sina. Snodgrass
American Oil Company
Standard Oil Company
Commercial State Bank
Mc Vernon
O. Snodatass
Frederick
Governor John Coolidge Involved In Trumbull Car Crash
Two injured in morning auto collision in Trumbull involving Governor John Coolidge with his son and a chauffeur. Mrs Veno suffered facial lacerations while her son sustained a possible skull fracture. both were hospitalized. Coolidge and chauffeur were unhurt. Mrs Coolidge was visiting Governor Trumbull and returned to Northampton, Massachusetts, after the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Coolidge
Trumbull
New Haven
Conn
John
President Coolidge
Drizen
Wilfred Vengo
Veno
Coolidge
Tinbur
Wiss. Coolildge
Tonight's Politics On The Air In New York
Tonight's programs list Republican Senator Alice Meredith from WPCH at 7 p.m. eastern time and House Speaker Nicholas Longworth from Washington over WEAP to the Pacific coast. Democratic Governor Alfred E. Smith appears in St Paul at 10 p.m. eastern time on WEAP.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Alice Meritt
WPCH
Nicholas Longworth
House of Representatives
Washington
Weap Balnetwork
Pacific Coast
Alfred EL Smith
St. Paul
Sandard
Weap Ami
Freeman club hears Congressman's world leadership talk
Congressman Frederick N. Zhiman of the Sixth District spoke at the Frederic Lions Club addressing government evolution education industry and commerce. He urged Americans to lead in world affairs while stressing shared burdens and the need for national happiness and prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acon
Frederick N. Zhiman
Frederic Lions Club
Francis Scott Kay
Seethi Theies
Congran Zihlmah
Great Britain
United States
Zihiman
Chat Tals
Congressman Ziblman
Charles A. Opel, Jr
William C. Royal
Charles McC. Mathias
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
Alvey Renn
Lloyd
Quynn
Floyd Womkins
Frederick
W. Livya Fisher
Baltimore
Walter B. Young
Belair
Dry agents jailed after Lorain shooting near bridge
Miss Betty Iylla remains hospitalized after a car chase by prohibition officers led to gunfire near a South Lorain bridge. Frank Knitter Walter Kaitner and Louis Cicco, all from Lorain, are charged with shooting with intent to wound after deputies say they fired at the vehicle when it did not stop. The car’s driver, Charles Edwards of Elyria, says the officers appeared as armed holdups. All three were bound over to the grand jury and released on $1,500 bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Iylla
J. W. Standen
South Lorain
Frank Brady
Walter Kaitrer
Louis Cicco
Lorain
Fred
Charles Edwards
Elyria
Sid
Knitter
Iter
Cicco
Natn
Weather and crop conditions in Maryland week ending Sept 25
Synopsis by Joseph Blir Jr reports cool weather with a mean temperature about four degrees below normal. Frost occurred in western sections on the 25th, heavy rain on the 19th interrupted fall soil preparation, corn cutting continues amid downed stalks, and late potatoes ripen while diggings begin in Garrett and St Marys counties. Harvests proceed with tomatoes, apples, peaches, and grapes. pastures remain good. recently sown wheat in Garrett is emerging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Joseph Blir, Jr
iWestern
Garrett
St. Marys
Garrett County
Record 43 Degree NY Sept Temperature Sets New Low
New York September 27 AP reports a second day of record low for the month with a 43 degree reading at 6 30 this morning. The prior record was 44 set in 1918 while the normal is 63. Birthday surprise honors Rev Harry C Gorse at his uncle Chas Falk Park Place home on his 36th birthday. Attendees include Rev and Mrs Gorse and their daughter Clara Falk family and friends. Prices irregularly high as revival in activity and strength in limitted shares boosts stock prices amid easing in call money.
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Petersile
Beto
Virginia
Corks Town
UV. Va
Brunsenk
Morgan Bungies
New York
Harry C. Gorse
Chas
Falk Park Place
Harry C. Gon
Uitte
Enochs
Charles ‘Falk
Clara Falk
Xie Ooma F. Gonso
Clara
Willam Gonso
Willam
Doris
John H. Gonso
Edna Shaler
Nannie Catherine Gonso
Wee York
Lutheran Convention Delegates Named for Maryland
A note from New York dated September 27 states fifteen delegates will represent Maryland Lutheran congregations at the sixth biennial convention in Erie, Pennsylvania, October 9. The roster lists Rev. O. F. Blackacl, Rev. D. D. Care, Rev. John G. Freck, Rev. Charles Shares, Rev. Wm. A. Wade, Rev. EE Campbell, Prof. P. M. Pogle, and others from Baltimore Frederick Westminster and nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
M. G. G. Scherer
United Lutheran Church of America
Maryland
Erie
O.ff. Blackacl. Byers
D. D
R. D. Care
John G. Freck
Charles
BC Get
Wm. A. Wade
Baltimore
EE Campbell
Bittingex
P. M. Pogle
Easton
Jesse W. Kotb
Frederick
Waler C LeGore
iiGors
Lester & Bi
John B. Rupley
Westminster
Smith Robinson League Formed In Frederick County
Democratic leaders announce the Smith Robinson League in Frederick county to back the party ticket for the November 6 election. Officers include Chairman Glenn R. Worthington and secretary Lloyd C. Culler. The group plans a wide district outreach and ties its aims to the prohibition issue and political reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith-Robinson League
Frederick County
Glenn RB. Worthington
Geo
Dennis, Jr
Frederick W. Harnwell
Louise Johnson
Worthington
Fredenck County
Democratic Central
Evers
Sale Proceedings Mention Gellisbars Gellibean?
The text notes a sale at Gellisbars for $148.00 with noted involvement of B C Murphy of Melport. Judge B D McPherson states no OL will proceed to consummation if a purchaser is involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gellisbars
B.C. Murphy
Mel
BD. P. McPherson
Red Cross Relief Fund Surpasses $1000 Milestone
Fraernal and religious groups lead early contributions to Florida Porto Rico hurricane disaster relief. Luther League and Junior Department of Evangelical Lutheran church and Pythian Sisters among first donors. Red Cross official notes it is the second largest disaster in the nation’s history and efforts focus on clothing feeding and stopping epidemics with malaria and influenza affecting nearly 9,850 people.
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Fund For Relief
Florida
Porto Rico
Luther League and Junior Department
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Pythian Sisters
Chattean Rinsell B. Lighter
Frederick County
Coolidge
Lighter
Ten Chicago Children Believed Held by Kidnappers
Assistant State’s Attorney Samuel Hofman disclosed that ten Chicago youngsters may be held at the kidnapper farm where ten year old Billy Ranieri was imprisoned two weeks for ransom. Ranieri, freed a week ago, named ten other children allegedly staying there as their parents vacationed. The case reveals a organized kidnapping and blackmail scheme with Sicilians already indicted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Billy Raniers
Samuel Hofman
Ranieri
Hoffman
Vast dynamite blast clears Nesske quarry rock
A 40 000 pound dynamite charge blasted 200000 pounds of rock at the Nesske quarry near Willamsport West Virginia. The five month prep included drilling 43 holes along an 800 foot stretch and eight days to load charges. Witnesses described the blast as massive and the operation opened the Potomac river area to future work.
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Hagessickn
Pittsburgh Limestone Company
Nesske
W.va
Rocky Mountains
Potomac River
Willamsport
Health statistics show leading causes of death by race in 1928
The report lists heart disease as the top killer with 903 white deaths and 165 colored deaths, followed by chronic Bright's disease 453 white and 122 colored, pneumonia 334 white and 129 colored, and apoplexy 389 white and 64 colored. It also notes accidents, diabetes, influenza, diphtheria, and other causes, with total population counts by race totaling 789,700.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canjeer
Reformed Denomination Urges Prohibition Support
The General Synod of the Reformed Church in the United States asks members to back Prohibition and the 18th Amendment in the presidential campaign. Rev Dr William F Lampe says the church, with about 360000 members, must register and vote to influence a dry outcome, stressing moral issues over religious faith of candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Synod of the Reformed Church In
United @tetenhen
William F. Lampe
General Synod
Dra Lampe
Dr. Lampe
Twin Cities Welcome Governor Smith on Campaign Visit
The Twin Cities Minnesota opened doors to Governor Smith as his special train arrived in Minneapolis at 1.25 am. He planned a speech in St Paul and a parade with decorated streets. A Woman's Foreign Missionary Society meeting and tea followed at a local home with members and guests attending.
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Minnaeapolis
Minn
Twin Cities
Minnesota
Smith
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Local Christian Endeavor Event in Frederick County
More than 100 guests are expected for the 11th annual convent ion of the Frederick County Christian Endeavor Union at Buckeystown Protestant church. The day includes 1.30 pm sessions with talks by state officers and a supper by the Buckeystown group, followed by an evening program and officer installation at 7.40 pm. The event features devotional services, music, an oratorical contest, and readings by local church groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Christian Eideach Union
Heiday
Steebodiet Protestant Church
Buckeystown
Christian Endeavor Society of the
UCR
John
Adam
Middletown
Welcok
BR. C. Sorrick
Woursboro
United Brethren Church
Charles E. Wehler
Ing
Byron G. Coblenss
Hare Null
Graceham
Sallie Market
Mytesville
Maria Corum
Jefferson
Naomd Stuffer
Frederick
Jacob Shawbaker
Smith
Woodakoro
Annabelle Grantham
Hoover Tells Virginians G. O. P. Is Party of Action
President candidate Herbert Hoover addressed Virginias delegation at his headquarters and asserted the Republican party has always been the party of action for the nation’s progress and greater good for the greatest number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Washington
Herbert Hoover
Republican Party
Identity of Body Found in Nicaragua Sparks Investigation
A white male body with three bullet holes in the back was found at Waspuk on the Coco river and believed tied to Nicaragua. The report mentions capture last April by followers of a rebel leader during the looting of the Le Lee mine, with details unclear due to damaged text. An entomology exhibit by Robert A. Kemp is noted, describing a sibine stim ine insect.
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Waspuk
Coco River
Nicaragua
Tebel
Samdine
le Lee
Robert A. Kemp
The
News-Post
George J.B. Lewis
McMurray Street
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Braddock
Walter Minnick
Lions Club
U. S
Lorain, D
Sho
Lutheran Convention
Polly
Gene
NEA
Pmaaticaas
Mary “Rowland
Polly” Lauder
Gene Tunney
Saturnia
Kal
Snow
Atlantic Seaboard
Southland
Snox Fe
Grae Lakes
Berkshires
Aderbestes
Weather Bureau
Luther Evang
Ms Buckingham
Fratic Buckingham
Friend of Red
Mountain City Temple No
Pythian
Sis
Florence E Senroeder
Red Cross Relief
Potomse Edison i
Calvary Methodist Church
Raymond Ford
Ransec
Katherine Ridenour
Harper's Perry
Ornoon
Wea
Paanme
County C.E
M. P. Caureh
W. C
Wm. C. Royal
First Baptist
Hod Gouese
Mr. Royal
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