Five Criminal Cases Dispose at Morning Session
Walkersville youth admits theft of a five dollar item. Five cases, four with guilty pleas, end with sentences or bonds. Charles Miller desertion and support, Eyler pleads guilty to four thefts, Gue guilty on forgery and false pretenses, all plans for small checks drawn on fictitious names. Sentences include one year in the Maryland House of Correction to run concurrently. Prosecution led by Acting State's Attorney Sinn. Judge Creer presiding. Associate Judge Worthington attends centennial event in Baltimore.
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Hammond Creer
Maryland House of Correction
Harry M. Miller
Frederick
Miller
F. L. Stoner
Raymond Eyler
Walkersville
Mary L. Nash
Eyler
Harry C. Hitt
W. EH. Gue
New Market
Gue
Cue
Syane
House of Correcsium
E. Austin James
Albert Peach
Lawrence Thomas
Lew Market
Om Bass
Peach
EB. A. James
Thomas
Walter E. Sinn
Glenn H. Worthington
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Haiethorpe
Federal Judge Shot By Woman At Court House
United States District Judge Tillman Johnson was shot four times in the courtroom of the Federal Building in Salt Lake City. A woman identified as Mrs Howard Simmons, plaintiff in a prior $25.6 damage suit against the Tiah Copper Company, was placed under arrest after the incident. Court attendants restrained her as she fired a seven chamber revolver. The judge’s injuries were not yet determined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Utah
United States
Tillman Johnson
Federal
Howard Simmons
Simmons
Tiah Copper Company
Market bounds upward at brisk session today
New York stock market surged as fears of higher broker loans faded and buying pressed across many stocks. Early gains ranged from one to eight points while call money held near four percent. An examination for a Deputy Game Warden in Frederick County set for October 8, per a State Employment report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Snmsman
Frederick County
Department of State Employment and Registration
Louis C. Etch
Senators Return Early for Publicity in Congress
Rod ney Ol toner surveys senators returning to work with focus on Borah Harrison Nye and Hale as they back farm relief and party harmony. Borah reads deeply, collecting works on foreign policy while Harrison touts land and tariff issues. The piece notes staff, travel, and early office returns as lawmakers prepare for winter votes and potential veto battles.
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Waytingtos
Bloc
Nye
Gi. O. P
Senate
Socr
Kansaz
Borat
Idaho
Borah
Baz
France
Curtis
Harrison
Congress
Pat
al Smith
Mississipi
Coolidge
Democrats
Religious Education Week Opens With Training School
Assn 10 holds training school in Frederick from Oct 26 to Nov 6 preceding the second religious training school to be held Nov 7 11 under the Frederick County Sunday School Association. The Evangelical Lutheran Sunday School building hosts the event with 700 expected attendees from 13 Sunday Schools. Rallies in 11 districts planned, with lectures nightly, no day meetings. Notable instructors include Dr Frank M McKibben Miss Lillian McCormick Ada W. Smith and Rev J M DeChant. County officers listed: Rev R C Lerrick president Charles W Lough vice president Eleanor D Abbot corresponding secretary W R Hartzell recording secretary George Castle treasurer.
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Beny Mace
Frederick
Frederick County Sunder School Association
Evangeliuml Lutheran
Zcation
G. Ellis Wiligms
International Council of Religious Education
Frank M. McKibben
Maryland
Lillian McCormick
Baltimore
Ada W. Smith
J. M. DeChant
Lewistown
R. C. Lerrick
Woodsboro
Charles W. Lough
City
Eleanor D. Abbot
Tiev. W. R
Beach counsel held on obstructing justice charges
Mays Landing New Jersey September 29 AP Edison Hedges of Atlantic City counsel for Willis Beach was held in 31000 bail on two counts of obstructing justice in the case tied to the staying of Dr A William Lillendahl near Hammonton September 15. Hedges said he believed he would be vindicated if heard by the grand jury and denied statements to reporters about Beach leaving the jurisdiction.
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Mays Landing
X. J
Edison Hedges
Atlantic City
Willis Beach
William Lillendahl
Hammonton
Hedges
Grand Jury
Beach
That's That to be Hanover school play production
The John B. Rogers Producing Company, which staged All Aboard in Hanover, plans to present That's That at Hanover High School this year. A director will visit Monday to rehearse. Principals are chosen. chorus of about ten yet to be set. The company has directed several shows in Frederick. Worthys Give Program. Martinsburg Rotary Club hears Miss Miriam Apple and Hood College faculty entertain with musical numbers in an evening at Hood College.
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John B. Rogers
Hanover
Hood Directors to Meet Tonight at Und College
The September meeting of the Und College Board of Directors is set for 7:30 PM at the college. President J H Appie will present the president's report and the board will discuss the synod report. Several out of town directors have secured reservations at the Francis Spot Ker hotel, with six women serving as directors for the first time in the college's history. new directors include Miss Bertha Mewall Miss Edith M Themis Miss Margaret RK and Mrs D John Marker. Founders day activities and a banquet reception are planned for January 19 with a faculty and student meet and a board organizational meeting on January 1 followed by the regular session.
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Und College
J. H. Appie
Francis Spot
Ker Hotel
Frank A. Lester
Miss McCall
Miss Motter
Marker
Mise Thomas
Martinston
Leiter
Henry W. Tanck
PD. Ch
Washington
Braddeck
Theodore Wool
Chambersburg
A. &. Racman
Johestown
A. E. Traxal
Somerset
Frank D. Barnhart
Mt. Pleasant
Bagster
D. J. Wilkinsburs
Wiliam HH. Mwaber
Merersdaie
Dingerors A Rex
Wagner
Wagersteien
Rice
York
Henri L. G. Kieffer
Frederick
Daniel Je Weitzel
Shippenztirz
Pusene
CP. Skyles
Cambeert
Bromer
Laneneter
Emory L. Cotleniz
James A. Gambrill
Dar
Coblentz Fst
Siten
Beard of Directors
Oignization
Algo i
Class Banquet Highlighted Evacgeti School Event
The Evacgeti school held its annual banquet with students, wives, and sisters attending. Transportation for attendees included trolley cars chartered for the trip, and the event honored class members with speeches and awards.
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Henry A
Evacgeti
Wayeideatta
Ieee iii
Assembly
al Ene
September record driest month in TG years
September closed as the driest month in twenty years with no precipitation for 16 days straight. Forecasters expect possible showers tomorrow though overall conditions remain dry with highs around mid 80s and nights near the 50s as autumn nears.
Injunction to Halt Mine Work Dispute at Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh September 30 AP A preliminary injunction sought by Pittsburgh Terminal Coal against the United Mine Workers to stop union efforts at local mines was issued by Judge F P Schoonmaker. The suit seeks restraining orders and damages while focusing on alleged interference with interstate coal shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
United Mine Workers
Pittsburgh Terminal Coal Corporation
Toen
Federer
F. P. Schoonmaker
Net Union
Try LaCross Games Ignite Local Sports Interest
A fragmented note signals growing interest in a set of hockey and cross sport events. Mentions a schedule and team play following festive periods, with local athletes and clubs drawing attention as fans anticipate upcoming action.
Silver Cup Awarded to Junior Fire Company
The Silver Cup, honoring a local junior fire company, is to be displayed in Hendrickson's Store window. Contenders span multiple Maryland towns and nearby cities, with the event expected to boost a potential record for the district. Aerial Fire Truck units, including Ahrens Fox, are due to arrive in Frederick in the first week of November for Armistice Day parade ceremonies.
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Parte Ory
Hrentwood
Park
Ema Park
Takoma
Silver Spring
Che
Mount Warner
Hoekville
Cottage Cry
Hyateville Riverdale
Riverdale
Heighte
Berry
Glyndon
Relsterstown
Union Bragg
Frederick
Waterstown
Bethesia
Sandy Springs
Owings Mul
Boulevard Heights
Annapalis
of Maryland
Alexandria
Leesburg
Potomac
Falls Church
Ariington County
Clarendon
McLean
Tate
Iocal
Hendrickson’s
Ahrens Fox
Barbecue planned by YMCA in Brunswick on Columbus Day
The YMCA sponsors a Columbus Day barbecue in Brunswick with a 1000 pound steer roast and 3000 rolls. Committees led by J. I. Porter organize roasting wood advertising serving carving and dancing. A 1:50 baseball game between Brunswick Frederick County League and the High School teams opens the program followed by free refreshments.
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Brunawick
J. I. Porter
Wood
Ateer
H. W. Rawes
Chas. T. Meyer
J. W. Porter
J. HA. Rinker
W. A. Horine
E. P. Orrison
Nicodemus
LL D. Weetly
J. H. Porter
W. A. Heatty
L. D. Weetley
Bend
J. A. Chambers
C. S. Nicodemus
Edwand Ranneberger
Tony Citicotel
L. N. Carey
Dance
BE. P. Orrison
R. C. Davis
Edward Ranceberger
Walter Phillips
Trafic
W. H. Axline
Marshal
Geo. P. Swank
H. Y. George
William Dixon
Montgomery County Republican Women Hold Second Political School Session
In Masonic Hall a sizable crowd of Republican women from Montgomery County and others attended the second session of the county federation political school. The gathering featured remarks by Galther s Har Lockwood and Natinaa Corte, with Assistant Secretary William Trier Pace, clerk of the United States House of Representatives, noted among the attendees.
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Wormer
Montgomery County
Political School of
Montgomery County Federation of Republiican Women
Masonic Hall
Galthershars
Ger Lockwood
Efiter
Natinaa Corte
Wiliam Trier Pace
United States House of Representatives
Lockwood
Anti Fire Week Proclaimed Amid Civic Efforts
October 9 15 declared for Anti Fire Week with Urbine civic organizations aiding. Governor proclaims a national fire welfare emphasis noting the state’s burden in Marsland and Maryland’s 36 year total 5 061885. The action aligns with a movement by the National Fire Waste Council of the United States Chamber of Commerce.
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Marsland
Maryland
Tlaterst
Baltimore City
Watte Connell
United States Chamber of Commerce
Dog Suit Fights Outcome of Keaton Champion Coin Hunt
Bouyneeibe by Cab c Beatty of Warres sues promoters over a recent champion coin hunt at Keaton. He alleges conspir acy deprived grand championship and claims the dog given the honor did not meet preliminaries quality.
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Bouyneeibe
Cab c. Beatty
Warres
Keaton
Fall Rally Sunday Attracts Baltimore Speakers And Music
A fall rally at the Shihe Danes cd Geely TET M church features speakers and singers from Baltimore. Miss Ava Tegne Carroll counts opens the afternoon with a mission talk, followed by Helen J. Wilmer, an elocutionist. Local children and families assist with services and songs.
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Geely
Her
Charles W. Lackyard
Gusto
Wim
Ald
Baltimore
Yvlelnity
Ava Tegne
Carroll Counts
Misa Helen J. Wilmer
Wilmer
J. O. Whatley
Virginia
Thomas
Chariea W. Alleowalt
John Wf. Poster
C. Whatey
St. F
Bath
Cpoelal
Ehcuped
Jury Discharged After Unanimity Fails in Arson Case
Georgetown Texas Sept 36 AP Jurors fail to reach a verdict in the arson case against Rebecca Bardley Rogers 22 of Avalon a former university student. The State accuses her of burying a vacant house in Round Rock as part of a plot to lure Round Rock Bank officials and employees. Defense claims she is mentally unbalanced. She also faces charges of robbing the bank at Buda the day after the fire.
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Georgetown
Texas
Rebecca Bardley Rogers
Avalon
Rogers
Round Rock
Buda
Nurse Acquitted on Poisoning Charge in Enid
Mary Atkinson, 26 year old trained nurse, was acquitted on charges of poisoning Mary Jase Bailey, 12 month old daughter of an Episcopal minister. Justice of the Peace David Fogiesong ruled evidence insufficient for trial and ordered release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enid
Oklo
Mary Atkinson
Mary Jase Bailey
David Fogiesong
Koennecke Wrecks Plane on Takeoff in Irak
Bardad Sept 30 AP Lieutenant Mio Koennecke of Germania attempted a flight from Cologne toward America when his bi plane crashed during takeoff. The plane damaged but Koennecke and his companions were not injured.
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Bardad
Irak
Mio Koennecke
Germania
Cologne
America
Damenet
Koennecke
5. &. O Engines to Remain Saturday
Odd fragmented text describes Baltimore and Ohio locomotives and a plan to keep the engines in town for one more day on Saturday. It notes public interest and references large engines as giants of the era.
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Amethes
Death Toll Rises in St Louis Storm to Eight
An AP report details the St Louis area tornado where eight deaths are confirmed and hundreds more injured or missing. Central High School fatalities rise as morgue removals continue and local shelters fill.
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ST. Louis
Howe
Trump
He Redese
Barel
Central High School
St Louis
Boulevard
National Guard
Nuhder
Soutle
Manchester Avenue
Lindel Boulevard
Venice
Madson
Granite City
Tfl
Bes
Xinth
Montgomery
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