Larceny cases and sentences from local court
Clarence Rudy and Milliard Ketbaugh faced larceny charges for stealing chickens from Mrs. Kaylor as Oswald defended credibility. Witness Snook testified buying chickens from Tardy the morning of the theft. Ketbaugh’s daughter Elmer Kulbaugh’s linked case was noted. Daniel Tracy found guilty of stealing clothes. Russell Jackson, John Dasmude and others faced related charges with various outcomes. Sentences included probation and fines. Zimmerla sentence suspended for forged check.
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Textlaoay
Mora
Clarence Rudy
Milliard Ketbaugh
Mrascarla B. Kaylor
Beaber Crock
Oswald
Mr. Snook
General Hore
Iady
Kelbaugh
Tselbaugh
Elmer Kulbaugh
Daniel Tracy
Oliver Small
Russell Jacksan
John Dasmude
Wiliam Martin
John Zimmerla
Zimmerla
Cumberland and
Hall
Mysterious Vaudeville Show At The Maryland Theater
The Maryland Theater hosts a vaudeville program rumored to attract a larger audience than usual with a prominent group adding traction tonight. A lively first half and a substantial second half promise steady entertainment, while a Thursday program change is noted.
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Maryland
Auto Stolen From Garage During Thanksgiving Break
A car was stolen after entry by breaking the garage door at a residence. The vehicle with plates OM33 1 day car bearing Mar Jand Meettise was taken. Police seek Myrle Newcomer and Jana Wien of Williamsport as persons of interest.
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Gary Valentine
Carcalien
Myrle
Jana Wien
Williamsport
Lave
WANTED POOLE OR DEATH LETTER DETAILS DISMISSAL OF HEARING
A lengthy letter from Beulah Poole describes a planned meeting with Poole at Smoke Town Church and promises of affection if he returns. The missive, written by the 13 year old Beulah, mentions her brother Hubert supplying stamps, and recounts debts and requests for money. Authorities previously believed she was kidnapped as she vanished from her home on Sunday, prompting a search and hearings where two men were arrested and later released with cautions.
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Oulah
Poole
Smoketown
Lim ‘Etter
Lye
Hubert
Beulah
Iubert
Bata
Boulah
Beriah
Highfield
Dufley
Sherif Kaylor
Poots
Darig
Hagerstown
Mter
Itica Itnut
T Hem
Wewiah
Pools and Davis
Elias J. Hurtla
D. Angle Woltinger
Deaths and Notices From Local Obituaries
Mrs Barbara Ann Mose dies at her daughter's home in Mondell from heart trouble at 12:30 aged 72. Funeral Saturday at her daughter's home with Rev Berlin officiating, burial at Sharpsburg View Cemetery. Jesiah Morrison, former Williamsport resident, dies in Washington at 52 after brief illness. survived by daughter Mrs Cary and two sons Webber and Ebenar. Card of thanks express sympathy for mother Heled E Arasparger.
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Barbara Ann Mose
Iour
Mra
Minnia Gatrell
Mondell
Fod
Jatol Kidwiler
Sharpsburg
Daniel PL Mouser
Michael
Charles B
Downsville
William
A AL Berlin
Mi View Cemetery
Jesiah Morrison
Williamsport
Mera
Lattle Cary
Columbia Road
Washington
Filmesa
Me. Morrigan
Navy Yard
Knights of Pyhiad Lodge
Williawnsport
Mex. Cary
Webber and
Ebanar
E. Arasparger
Judge saves lawyer from being killed in Pittsburgh
A court judge in Pittsburgh intervened when a female witness drew a revolver from her dress during testimony. The judge disarmed her as three women witnesses caused a panic in the crowded courtroom while struggling near the counsel table for the weapon.
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Pittsburgh
Potomac Lodge 31 elects new officers for January
Potomac Lodge No 31 C O F elected Noble Grand John F Talgers Vice Grand J Magrice Master Paul L Carten Permanent secretary C Stanley Shadrach Recording secretary G Stanley Shadrach Treasurer Ht A Bhater Chaplain Clifford N BechUdaecht Marshal H A Shope Representative to Grand Lodge D Paul Russell Board of Managers 23 months John D Holliday Officers to be installed at the first meeting in January
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Potomac Lodge
C. O.F. Belr
Noble Grand
John F. Talgers
J. Magrice
Matasti
Parmanent
Paul L. Carten
C. Stanley Shadrach
Ht. A. Bhater
Chaupilain
Clifford N. BchUdaecht
Marshall
H. A. Shope
Grand
Chicago Grain Market Steady With Mixed Price Notes
Chicago grain opened steady as wheat and corn held. Oats also unchanged, with May and December contracts quoted and lard futures listed for January and March contracts amid sparse details.
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Chicago
Det
Thieves Clean Out Flock at Uriag Near Martinsburg
Thieves stole seventeen turkeys and over forty chickens from J. O. Grant’s flock at Uriag near Martinsburg last week, despite guards present on the third night. The incident follows other local notices about property sales and auctions, including the Hamilton property sale near Trego to C. B. Bussard for 439 dollars and auctioneer Joseph Snyder selling Sherry Scott Met. Kilno in front of the Court House.
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J. O. Grant
Uriag
Martinsburg
Adv
Joseph. Snyder
aceSherry
Scott Met
Kilno
Hamilton
Trego
C. DB. Bussard
Gillett Becomes Speaker Amid Capitol Race
The Capitol seen in turmoil as insurgents and regulars clash over the rules and a peace conference. Longworth shows hard line against negotiating with insurgents while the White House faces embarrassment from delays in President Coolidge’s message.
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White House
Capitol
Representative Longworth
Shs Guarmant
Longworth
Coollize
Farm Bureau Meet at the Y Saturday
Washington County Farm Bureau plans a Saturday meeting at the Y to nominate delegates for the state convention and set up a paid secretary. Discussions on poultry marketing road questions and other topics will follow, with a farm bureau report from Mr Hariiman and an oyster dinner in the cafeteria.
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Washington County Farm Bureau
Bt C. A
Hariiman
State Farm Bureau
Stock Market News From New York Day Trading
In early trading on the New York Stock Exchange on December 5 the market showed little overall movement with some strength in railroad stocks and gains in a few industrials. Oil stocks remained steady and steels held firm amid a mixed session. A rheumatism remedy advertisement promotes Aughinbaugh and Knelsley Orig Stores claiming high demand with a money back guarantee.
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Bly International News Service
New York
Stock Exchange
Brocke
Aughinbaugh
Knelsley Orig
Spanish Regime Says It Will Stay In Power
Madrid December 5 General Primo Rivera head of the revolutionary government today issued a manifesto addressed to all Spain declaring that with the king's consent the directors will remain in power so long as public confidence endures.
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Madrid
Three Injured as Hiedwohl Studio Faults Collapse
Three people were injured when the Hiedwohl studio in the Sweeney building collapsed after a steel girder gave way. One man was taken to a drug store for first aid while two young women were treated at a shoe repair shop and then taken home by ambulance. Damage estimated at about 4000 dollars. The incident prompted debate about building inspection and adequacy of officials.
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Heldwohl
Heldwobs
Sharpaburg
Sweeney
Mar Cohen
Co-operatives Drug Co
Hi Fg
Antietam Fire Co to Elect Officers This Evening
The Antietam Fire Company holds its regular monthly meeting tonight with the annual election of officers on the agenda. Polls open from 7 20 to 8 00 p m and members are urged to attend.
Public transit schedule changes near Potomac area
Effective Wednesday December 5, Wornshoro and Funkstown cars will operate in and out South Totomac Street following a timetable. Frederick car will enter on S Potomac Street and depart via Summit Avenue, as outlined by Potomac Public Service Co. authorities.
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Wornshoro
Funkstown
Realty Sales Made In Washington County
Benedict J Morwei reports sales in Washington County including John Rowland's dwelling transfer to Milton F Hoover for 5000 dollars. C A Williams sells a 167 acre farm from Clearspring to Sayer Cros on priest terms. M Clyde Glory sells land on the State road at Ypickier’s to James Hall for 500 dollars. ML Kiss sells three tracts north of Clearspring totaling 200000 feet of lumber to Charles C Kisner for 1300 dollars.
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Benedict J. Morwei
John Rowland
Maugersvile
Milton F. Hoover
C. A. Williams
James Hall
Clearspring
Charles C. Kisner
Beating of Courier Leads to Penitentiary Charge
Charles Santee deputy warden of Eastern State Penitentiary was arraigned before Judge Monaghan today on charges of beating James Fraley a courier. The incident was reported by Dy International News Service with details on the alleged assault and the ongoing investigation.
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Dy International News Service
Philabel Puia
Charles Santee
Eastern State Penitentiary
Wis
Monaghan
James Fraley
Bootleggers Arrested After Running Battle Near State Border
In Marion Pennsylvania on December 3 three alleged bootleggers were captured after a gun battle with local and state police. A fleeing man escaped. A small amount of liquor was found in two cars they were using. Officers recovered weapons and arrested the trio.
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Amverasuesar Gees Secsidt
Marion
Ram
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Rudy
Lriosity Shop
the Maryland Tonight
Vicks
Milton Jara
Yeurty
Georges Creek
Christmas Club
THE
First National Bank
Tnternational News Service
Dee
Dan Kronen
Arik
Tunly
Hends
Neighvora
John W. Koogie
Ady
Thea Fastir
Bethe United Brethren Church
Chenaville, MI
Clisa
Dayton
Reva
Byrd
Gt. Paula
Graca
Focal
Ee Dolls
Keratowa Cut Rate Toy Shop
Franklin Street
Farm Bureau
Ile
Community Chest
Mark Mellor
Trese Nagsratonn, Md
Hiedwohl Studio
Tolar
Bro
Washington County
Peooties
Peckajea
Mr. Reader
the Hagerstown Hotel Co
Sapri
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