Prisoners sentenced as Judge Wagaman acts
Prisoners found guilty during the present term were sentenced by Judge Wagaman. Several defendants, including Clarence Roontz Howard Seifer John Lastor and Edward Miller, received paroles or prison terms with conditions. Other sentences ranged from months in the House of Correction to years in the penitentiary for larceny assault and related crimes. In Lisbon, rebels were reportedly quelled after an attempted assault on the presidential residence, with one killed and several wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagaman
Clarence Roontz
Howard Secfer
Andrew Castle
Aine
John Lastor
Edward C. Miler
House of Correction
A. S. Deeds
John
Red) Walters
Michael Adams
Luceny
Werertan
House of Corree
Carroll Somerville
Millard Kelbaugh
Clarence Ruds
Harry Smith
Worthy Derr
Edward Kelbaugh
Kelbaugh
Derr
James Lee
Rauth Stros
Lea
John Stevenuson
Casnat
Oscar Swartz
Parola
House of Correcion
Roy Stevens
John Raymude
Oak Hill Avenue
Harry Maker
Matthew Casterwell
Israel Michaelson
Leternatiemal
Lisbon
Portugese Oficials
George Lostnack
Frank G. Wogaman
Wostnack
Margaret Welsh
Ducge
Ada Name
Union Hildge
Republicans Restore Southern Delegates At 1924 Convention
The Republican National Committee reversed a prior plan to cut Southern representation and voted to add three delegates to the slate that backed Harding in 1922. The reversal, reached after protests by Southern Republicans, preserves a larger Southern presence at the 1924 convention, with about 1096 accredited delegates planned versus 984 in 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Holmes
B.Y
Washington
Orc
Republican National Committee
Whit
Booth
Ikwan
Indorsed for Health Officer Candidate Kritzer Noted
A well known physician in the city, Dr H R Kritzer, is prominently mentioned for appointment as County Health Officer. The board is considering him, though the term begins next May, with Kritzer highly recommended and associated with Washington Square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.R. Kritzer
de. Keeltzer
Washington Square
M. Wagamas
Senators Would Cut Extra Fare
Washington December 12 senators seek to ban all excess and extra fares for Pullman accommodations. Several senators say travel is constant and oppose extra charges, with bills advancing in the Senate as a new record on a single issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senators
Washington
United States Senate
Leatt Sever
Senate
Congress
Capper
Cleveland Hosts G O P Convention in June
Washington dispatch reports the Republican National Committee chose Cleveland for the 1932 convention, in the week starting June 30. It marks the first time in two decades the gathering leaves Chicago, with Cleveland favored over San Francisco Des Moines and Chicago after administration leaders urged a broader national display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News
Washington
Cleveland
Seasion
Chicago
Coolidge
Ohio City
Coolidge Minsell
Huerta Declares Self Chief to Mexican Envoys
Adolfo de la Huerta announces to the Mexican consul in New York that he has assumed command of the government and will issue orders. He asserts control while the State Department has not confirmed any overthrow of Venustiano Carranza. Consuls in the United States were warned to acknowledge only communications from the revived government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AY Ashington
Adolfo de la Huerta
New York City
Manuel Telles
New York
de la Tuerta
Telles
United States
Tw State Department
Mexic
de la Huerta
York
Albert Mas Jearonas
Paperal
Managclal
Adolfo de Isoteria
Pharoah Curse Fires Low. Carter Visits Tomb Delayed
Luxor Egypt Dec 12 The so called curse of Pharoah was recalled as Egyptologist Howard Carter could not visit Tutankhamen's tomb today though his condition was not serious. Lord Carnarvon who led the expedition died months ago after the outer chamber was examined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luxor
Egypt
Howard Carter
Tutankhamen
Tlh Carter
Lord Carnavon
Seen At Hotel With Slayer Trial Opens
Mrs W A Weaver labeled accessory before the fact as an indictment was returned alleging her involvement with Phil Forklan editor seen in a local hotel before he shot and killed Attorney W S Coburn in Atlanta. Hundreds filled Fulton Superior Court for the murder trial of Phil Forklan and W S Coburn in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
W. A. Weaver
Toreo
Phil
Fox
Imperial Palace
Cobnra
Cmee
Insurgent Bloc Bolts In Senate Chairman Vote
Washington December 12 A sensational bolt by the insurgent bloc of progressives in the Senate gave Democrats the lead in the race to elect a chairman for the Interstate Commerce Commission. Four progressives Blockhart Frazie Johnson Shipstead backed Smith Democrat while Howell Norels and Ladd supported LaFollette. With 62 voting, 42 votes were needed to win. Democrats fell one vote short.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water News
Washington
Senate
Interstate Commerce
Blockhart
Frazier
Johnson
Shipstead
Smith
Democrat
Howell
Norels
Ladd
LaFollette
New Machine to Expedite South Potomac Street Work
The Board of Street Commissioners approved bringing a new machine from Wester & Long to speed rebuilding of South Potomac Street from Anticlan Street to Willow Lane. An extra practical crew will spread asphalt, with current material quality overseen by an inspector. The project calls for a concrete base with an asphalt surface and aims to progress rapidly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac Street
Wester & Long
Board of Street Commissioners
Anticlan Street
Willow Lane
Heavy fines set in dog incident case in Quincy
George Shaffer and Paul Gilbert of Mount Alto were fined 109 dollars after being charged with killing a deer tied to a D. M. Werte orchard at Quincy. The men admitted striking the animal under orders from their employer during the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Shaffer
Paul Gilbert
Mount Alto
D. M. Werte
Quincy
Fall Too Ill For Probe Of Oil Deal
Former Secretary of the Interior Albert Fall could not testify further before the Senate Public Lands Committee about payoffs and the leasing of the Tea Pot Dome oil reserve. Fall’s condition was described as “ran down” and requiring rest to avoid serious illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dy International News Service
Secretary of the Interior
Albert Fall
New York City
Senate Public Lands Committee
Fall
Safe Crackers Will Get Warm Reception Here
Hagerstown merchants brace for a known safe cracking gang after a $1400 Cumberland Rosenbaum store heist last Sunday. Police halted a suspect auto near Hancock but found tourists and luggage, not stolen goods. Local merchants tightened security with guards for the Christmas season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Rosenbaum
Cumberland
Hancock
Cecapedy
Hhey
Ex Deputy Guilty In Deeds Liquor Case Verdict
Deeds, former deputy sheriff, was found guilty this morning on a charge of rolling Manor. The trial was before judges Gary, Oswald and Oswald represented Nerds. F A Gates testified as principal state witness stating purchase of Manor fecm Deets on July foot a Flore o North Jewithan trot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agary
Oswald
F. A. Gates
Local Merchants Prepare For Holiday Shoplifting Threats
Local merchants adopt varied anti theft measures during the Christmas rush in Hagerstown. One store uses undercover shop ped detectives who mingle with shoppers to spot pilferers, while clerks in another store monitor goods and conduct daily checks. A third large store watches an entire floor from a hidden vantage point to spot suspicious behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Etora
Publicity Chief Cuneo Dead From Gas at Home
Sherman A. Cuneo publicity director of the Treasury prohi bition unit died from monoxide gas in his home here. He was 54, unmarried, formerly a Sandusky newspaper man, and authored a biography of President Harding. Located in a basement room where he heated water, his body sat upright in a chair. The news notes his national profile and prior government service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Washington
Sherman A. Cuneo
Prohibition Unit
Treasury Department
Cuneo
Prohibition Publicity
Haynes
Sandusky
Ohio
Cumeo
Hardise
Permits Granted for New Churches in Haferstown
City Clerk Walker issued permits since November 28 for two church buildings in Haferstown. Emanuel Chapel Talford Brethren Church seeks a $40 Summit Avenue site, while Washington Square Methodist has approval at West Washington Street and Washington Avenue. Growth in population drives rapid church construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker
Emanuel Chapel Talfed Brethren Church
Summit Arenue
Washington Square
Board to Inspect Roads in Indian Springs District
Members of the Board of County Commissioners and ET Hayman will tour Indian Springs to inspect roads. Duvall and residents urge better roads. Hawer, Richard, Ward, and Posenberger will join the inspection. Hayman outlines early county road improvements. Circle to Meet The Ladies Circle of the Presbyterian Church will meet in the church lecture rooms this afternoon at 2.25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
ET. Hayman
Indian Springs
Duvall
Hawer
Richard, Ward
Posenberger
Hayman
The
Presbyterian Church
Will Galt
Co Fellar
Labourites vow constitutional revolt against Tories
London dispatch reports the Labour party plans a constitutional revolt to defeat Prime Minister Baldwin's Conservatives in the Commons. If successful, Labour would form a cabinet, seek a kingly invitation to govern, and push measures to weaken the Tory majority, potentially triggering a general election. Strong entities include Labour party, Conservative government, Stanley Baldwin, King George, Commons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Wray
Stat
London
Labor Party
Stanley Claldwin
House of Commons
Commons
King George
Taborites
Paiy Chronicle
Firsman O
Lvaders
Elks Endorse Plan for Juvenile Court in Hagerstown
At Magers own Lodge of Elks meeting a resolution endorsed establishing a juvenile court in Hagerstown. It proposes selecting the judge from among existing circuit court judges, with reform aims and favorable support from lodge members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magers
Tris
Duventry Court
Hagerstown
Anay
Cuit
Tartina Tar Davis
Also Mentioned on This Page
South
Miller
Indorsed
G.O.P
Huerta
Obregon
Pharoah
Bostnack
Grotan
Hhoats de Dota Afb
Slayer
Bester & Long
Ated Srkenary
Me As
Slobrt B. Fatt
Scrantor
Jessup
Pear
Willamsport
Supt
Elks Indorse
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!