Gasoline Thief Excorcated By Judges In Court
Dawson Lee Oden, 25, of Tramsville, pleaded guilty to stealing ten gallons of gasoline from a B and O Railroad shed. The Montgomery County Circuit Court refused leniency, suspending sentence only due to his mother’s frail health. Prominent citizens testified to his good character, but the judge reiterated a general rule against suspended sentences for first offenses involving car theft or gasoline theft. The case highlighted tensions between mercy and deterrence in juvenile cases.
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Frederick County
Gaml
Dawson Lee Oden
Tramsville
Baltimore and Onio Railroad Company
Oden
Charles E Moylan
Baltimore
Iyamsville
Alton Y. Bennett
C. A. D. Williams
Res. D. E. Moylan
Walter England
A. B. Smith
George H. Riggs
Henry Ainssetter
Foggs
Bir
Moylan
Sjamsville
Ignatius Bicree
Maryland School For the Deaf
Newman
Jurge Peter
Montgomery County
Traverzer
Stste
Witten
W Ho
Yjamsville
Roy
Arthur Pritt
Nea
Piez
Charles Craefond
Jay
Willem. Scott
Wisconsin and North Dakota Split Tickets in 1928 Vote Scene
The piece analyzes how six key midwestern states Wisconsin Minnesota North Dakota South Dakota Montana Nebraska may split tickets among multiple parties including Democrat Smith and Senator La Follette. It details Maddock’s North Dakota bid and the complex cross support from Nye Frasier and Non-Partisan factions shaping the presidential race.
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Wiscon O
Minnesota
North and South Dakota
Montana
Nebraska
Solid South
New England
Pennsylvania
Ilinois
Michigan
Smith
North Dakota
Walter Maddock
Nereb Dakota
Davis
Maddock
Prarier
Nye
George Shafer
North
West Virginians Injured in Auto Crash Near Trons Possible Soon
A report from West Virginia notes multiple Army and Navy personnel severely injured in a late night auto crash. Authorities expect more details as investigations continue. An oil truck potential factor is being considered.
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West
Accident at Clarke Place and South Market Street
A collision at the Clarke Place South Market Street intersection injures James R. Dain of Hinton West Virginia and his wife. Their car swerved to avoid a Gulf Refining tanker driven by George E Schell and hit a tree. Dain suffers a broken leg and severe cuts with his wife bruises and lacerations. No charges were filed.
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James R. Dain
Hinton
W. Va
Frederick City
South Market Street
Clarke Place
Gulf Refining Company
George E Schell
West Patrick Street
Market Street
Colin
Schell
Collinon
Dolin
Dolins
Offcer Allen Bartgis
Lutheran Association to Convene in Hagerstown
Maryland Lutheran Sunday School Association plans its second annual convention on Reformation Day October 31 at St John’s Lutheran Church Hagerstown. Delegates from Sunday schools across the state and District of Columbia expected. speakers from multiple cities. program includes banners for largest delegations and a campus event at Hood College. Edward C Shepherd, recently operated on for appendicitis, is recovering at Stewart Circle Hospital in Richmond.
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Frederick City
Lutheran Sunday School Association
Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Maryland
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Hagerstown
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Ecch Sunday School
Maryland
District of Columbia
W. ©. LeGore
S. T. Nicholas
D. D
Washington
J. Eadward Harms
The
Lutheran Church
Harry D Durger
MA Ashby
Boonsboro
Her. R. S. Patterson
Westminster
Peat Lye
Geaconess
Luthern Church of the Advent
New York City
Simon Peter Long
Chicago
Dowi
W. C. Day
Middletown
Poster A. Gift
Baltimore
Long
O. F. Blackwelder
Lyerly
ML Diffenderfer
H. H. Sharp
Cumberland
Robert D. Clare
Counses
Society Bootlegger Gets Heavy Sentence
In Paraselphia at the federal court Joel D Neeper pleaded guilty to 28 points of illegal possession and transportation of liquor. Willem H. Mirepaicce was involved as part of the case tied to proceeds from bootlegging. The proceedings reflect a harsh sentence for bootlegging activity in the era.
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Paraselphia
Joel D Neeper
Awiecy Oes
Mt Atlanta
Junge Willem H. Mirepaicce
Federel Court
Kerper
Poonta
Pomesan
Tmusperas
Red Cross Relief Fund Grows as Florida Hurricane Toll Rises
The Red Cross relief fund reaches 1136 with branches in Braddock Heights and Woodsboro reporting early contributions. Officials note 2308 deaths from the disaster and urge rural districts to organize drives while authorities recount 1500 buried victims and urge continued aid through local committees and church leaders.
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Braddock Heights
Woodsboro
Fund For Relief
Florida-Ports Rico
Mira Edgar McCardell
Braddock ‘Heights
Merc
Jacob P. Feiser
Florida
Frederick County
Brunswick
William L. Gross
R. ¥. Main
J. B. Bowers
P. Orrison
Elizabeth Kaplan
B. D. Carr
D. C.yates
Dies of injuries in auto crash near Union Bridge
Elvinny Bohn about 30 died at Frederick City Hospital from injuries after a Wednesday night collision between a car carrying Bohn and Truman Smith and another vehicle that forced them off the road. The car went over an embankment and was damaged. Bohn suffered a fractured vertebra and died about 6 30 this morning. Funeral arrangements are by M Fichison and Gen, with H M Snyder of Ridgellie in charge.
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Elvinny Bohn
Unter Bridge
Frederick City
Bohts
Truman Smith
Union Bridge
Tindoon
Boba
Boha
Wes Taten
M. FR
Fichison and
Gen
H. M. Snyder
Ridgerilie
Winter Schedule Expands Frederick County Library Use
The winter schedule adds daily public hours from 10 to 12 morning, 2 to 6 afternoon, and 7 to 8 evening except Sundays. The library reports a 2000 plus rise in circulation for the year ending August and notes strong patronage of current non fiction and fiction titles.
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Frederick County
Mmany
Goethe
Ludwig
Abraham Lincoln
Sandburg
Dieseli
Mauroir
America
van Loon
Stonewall Jackson
Tate
Merz
M Irris
Wharton
Byrne
Annie Spragg
Bromfeld
Eaich
Death of Rev Carlton D Harris editor and pastor
Rev Carlton Danner Harris 63 longtime Methodist leader author and editor died after paralysis at Maryland General Hospital. Born in Wardensville West Virginia he studied at Randolph Macon College and St Johns Annapolis earning a Doctor of Divinity. Survived by his widow two sons and two daughters.
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Baltimore
Carlton Danner Harris
Bette
Baltimore Southern Methodist
Maryland General Hospital
Harris
Wardenstile
W. Va
David Harris
Algo
Catlyon Harris
Randolph-Macon College
St John’s College
Annapolis
Tr. Harris
Robbers Kidnap Porter With $12000 in Registered Mail
Twelve men seized a Negro porter carrying three pouches of registered mail valued between 1000 and 30000 dollars. He was abducted while being escorted to the post office by a Pennsylvania police escort and later found handcuffed in a tree near Breezewood, about 25 miles away.
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Rabway
Pennsylvania
A. Stethon
Joseph van Cline
Newark
Automobile fines in week take big jump
A sharp rise in fines and license actions appears in the latest report from the Commissioner of Motor Vehicles. Seven fatal accidents are recorded along with numerous revocations suspensions and refusals of licenses.
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Frederick
Community
Frederice Ira Duncan
James C. Haller
Rodney Jackson
Taney B. Kaufman
Maggie Nichols
Howard Fetterson
R. L. Soper
Ridgeville
Samm False
Albert Morris
Harry Ginsburg
Cecil Grimes
R. Hoffman
KR. Stewart
Wm. E. Harding
Baltimore City
Ira Duncan
Taneytown
Sicense
Sous Boardieg
West Friendship
Leroy Harrison
Herman Jackson
Poolesville
Changes in Mail Dispatch and Train Schedules
Postmaster announces October 1 changes in train times and mail dispatch. Eastbound train to connect with others departs 7 15 p m reducing evening pouch closures to 6 50 p m. Pouches for the 120 p m BH&O train to Point of Rocks will close earlier, affecting Frederick mail. City street collections shift to match new schedule to speed processing.
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Point of Rocka
Leoves
Lange
John Coolidge Triggers Crash In New Haven Car Collision
John Coolidge son of the President drove Governor John H. Trumbull s car in a crash in New Haven on September 28. He collided with a car driven by hockey player Wilfred Veno on Livingston Street and Lawrence Street. Deputy Coroner James J. Cocrigan declined to say if Coolidge would be questioned.
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New Haven
Conn
John Coolidge
John HO Trumbull
Wifred Veno
Coolidge
Livingston Street
Lawrence Street
James J. Cocrigan
Coolrdge
Norris Endorses Smith on Farm Relief in Wisconsin
Senator Norris of Nebraska again supports Governor Smith on farm relief, saying Smith backs the equalization fee and better machinery for crop support. A Wisconsin group forms to back Smith, citing his record and prominence.
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Norris
Smith
Washington
St. Paul
Nebraska
Wes Co
Ieee
Ornabe
Wheeerin Republicass Fer
Madison
Wis
Alfred E Smith
Frank W. Kuehl
The
Beard
Hoover to Speak in New York October 13
Washington reports Hoover will address a large audience in New York City on October 13 at Madison Square Garden instead of October 17, with the subject undecided. He plans to travel directly to New York and address national issues as soon as he arrives.
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Biriquere
G. Raymond Shipler
Roth Spoeselier
Baltimore
Acack
Mrs. Shipier
Sixlab Refining Company
Hoover
New York
Washington
Tunney Wedding Site Likely to Be Changed
Rome reports changes in plans for the wedding of Tomsey and Mrs Mary Josephipes Lauder of Greenwich Connecticut. Arrival in Rome from Genoa sparked speculation that the ceremony may move from Sorrento to a local church near Rome or Naples, avoiding the famed Bay of Me ries location.
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Tunney
Rome
Theaen Tomsey
Genoa
Mary Josephipes Lauder
Grenewich
Conn
Sorrento
Diepateie
Tas
Perth
Naples
Bay of Meries
Berman Sentenced to Life in Prison
Baltimore reports Lous Bertman convicted of the murder of Clifton Brown, his former attorney, and sentenced to life in penitentiary. Brown was shot five times as he came from his offices amid a dispute over a legal bill tied to the father’s estate and mitigation actions.
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Baltimore
Lous Bertman
Clifton
Four Men Charged With Kidnapping Youth in Kenosha
Four men were charged in Kenosha Wisconsin with kidnapping a youth. The group reportedly detained the victim and attempted to force attendance at a local event at Gay School and Centennial United Brothers church. church leaders and local officials were involved in planning a program and securing attendance.
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Kenosta
Wis
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