Couple Found Guilty of Murder in Lurid Trial
In a county court, Feneat Vet priddle aged clerk and Marie, his wife, were found guilty of first degree murder in the killing of Lorenzo J. Brom, a former admirer of Mrs. Vetter. The verdict caused chaos in the courtroom as the jury recommended mercy, potentially yielding a sentence from days to twenty years. Mrs. Vetter sobbed, declaring they did not mean to harm.
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Calra
News Service
York
Priddle
Marie
Lorenzo J. Brom
Vetter
Herphrey
Divorce Bill Test R Shaw Oiled a bill for divorce
Four students injured in Philadelphia area when their automobile crashed into a milk wagon in Nar agh a suburb. The incident occurred on December 31 as Vale students on vacation were involved in the accident. Authorities are investigating the crash and injuries.
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R. Shaw
FL Shaw
Philadelphia
Vale
Naragh
Glee Club Renders Christmas Carols at Broadway School
At Broadway School the Glee Club performed seasonal carols while duties paused at the Girls' High School. Miss Electa Zeisler directed with accompanists Miss Virginia Shenk, Miss Helen Lyon, George Burs, George Tohrer, Jon Slatleton, and John O'Connell.
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Glee Club
Broadway School
Girls’ High School
Broadway
Electa Zeisler
Clee Club
Virginia Shenk
Helen Lyon
George Burs
George Tohrer
Jon Slatleton
John O'Connell
W M Engineer Dies In The Hospital
Newton Shoemaker aged 49 an engineer on the Western Maryland Railroad for twenty years died at 2 o'clock this morning at the Washington County Hospital from an obstruction of the bowels. He leaves a widow and four children, his parents and siblings in nearby towns. Funeral Sunday at 3 from his late home with services by Rev. J M Gaar. Interment in Rose Hill Cemetery.
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Newton Shoewaker
Western Maryland
Washington County
Shoemaker
Presbyterian Church
Mildred
Ralph
Isaroh
Guy
Leonard T. Moats
Letald Moats
Martha
Doris
Margaret
Sharpsburg
LA. Kerlin
Mountain View
Sidney Eakle
William WH. Eakle
Philadelphia
Greeneas
U. B. Church
Middleburg
State Hive
Moller Automobiles to Transform Hagerstown Factory Scene
Hagerstown will become a great automobile center as the Moller Organ Factory expands into a 173000 square foot plant between Pope Avenue and the B&O Railroad. The site will house fabrication on the third floor, Crawford and Dagmar machines on the second, and a service and truck construction area on the first. Several hundred new jobs are anticipated as production climbs, with skilled staff sourced locally and experts arriving from other centers. The move will also relocate the taxicab department and shift machinery from the current site before April 1.
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Pege 4
Moller
Ing
Dal
Moller Organ Factory
New York Hippodrome
Hippodrome
United States
Mr. Moller
O Wagerstown
Moller Auto
Stunmit Avenue
Pope Avenue
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Faricaba
Crawford and Dagmar Cara
Bnt
Hageratown
Tiagerstown
Tope Manufacturing Company
Westfield
Masa
Hagerstown
New Subscribers Listed by The Daily Mail
The Daily Mail announces new subscribers including E K Bachtell Mealy Parkway Potomac Avenue L E Poffenberger Rohreraville Md Lewis Hutzell Boonshors Md Route 2 Miss A May Lemen Alameda Cal.
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E.K. Bachtell
Mealy
Potomac Avenue
L. E. Poffenberger
Stock market opens listless on Christmas Eve trading
In New York on December 21 the stock market moved about listlessly amid a holiday atmosphere. Traders paid more attention to Christmas festivities than price movement. Leading stocks were neglected as oils show limited gains while mail order and steels stay steady.
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New York
Stocka
Stock Exchange
Potomac Public Service Company Consolidation Case Details
Legal notice outlines Potomac Public Service Company and Potomac Edison Company seeking authority to consolidate into a new corporation. The plan covers transfer of properties, franchises, rights, and works. issuance of common and preferred stock. stock exchange for outstanding shares. and authorization to acquire and operate assets under the new corporate entity. It also references American Walter Works and Electric Company Incorporated and its preferred stock in the consolidation.
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Potomac Public Service Company
Potonac Edison Company
American
Walter Works and Electric Company, Incorporated
Public Service Commission Hearing Notice for Maryland
The petition is set for hearing at the Commission office on December 6. The applicant must publish this order in Frederick County, Washington County, and Alleghany County newspapers at least once before December 6. True Copy Test: Frank Haier, Secretary.
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Catuussluy
Maryland
Commission
Laltiimurs
Frederick County
Washington County
Allexany County
Frank Haier
Eleven Hurt Escaping from Blaze in Philadelphia Building
Eleven persons were injured when they jumped from a third story window to escape a fire that started in a bakery on the first floor and spread upward. Occupants fled to a shed roof twenty feet below as stairs became unsafe.
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Informational Tyee Service
Philadelphia
Grain Market Opens Weaker Amid Mixed Grains
The grain market opened weaker with wheat and corn showing declines. Wheat May 107% and 103. July 106 and 4, corn May 73% and TH, oats unchanged, oats July 48, lamb Jan 10.52.
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International News Service
Cihcago
Dee
M—Grale
Lam
Building permits issued for two address remodelling projects
J Grook Lakie of 20 South Potomac Street applies to dismantle and remodel a building. P M Kregto of 833 Maryland Avenue seeks a porch addition. Names Teas Warbara A and Tobrer Mulberry appear in fragmented notes describing a two story double brick house with unspecified details.
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J. Grook Lakie
South
Potomac Street
P.M. Kregto
Maryland Avenue
Threat of Break With Afghanistan Over Frontier Murders
London reports Britain may sever diplomatic ties with Afghanistan if satisfaction is not given for murders along the frontier. A Daily Express item notes the threat as a response to border killings. In Manila a strong earthquake woke residents at 4 35 this morning centering about 250 miles south of the city with no major damage recorded in the provinces south of Manila.
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Iy International Neve
London
Afhanistan Unics
Afghanistan
Daily Express
Manila
Sanilans
Manilla
Fire at Harp residence blazes kitchen pantry
A blaze broke out at the home of W F Harp on Charles Street due to a pan of lardized substance catching fire in the kitchen. The incident damaged the kitchen area and prompted efforts from residents to extinguish the flames.
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Enterprise
Justor Pire
Goon
W. F. Harp
Charles Street
Atore
Correction on Feld Store Cap Prices
In The Morning Herald this morning an error appeared in The Feld Store advertisement at 67 W Franklin St. The price of Men's and Boys Caps was printed as 73¢ but should read 69¢.
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Feld Store
W. Franklin 'T
Morning Herald
Xmas Baby Presented At Washington County Hospital
Mr and Mrs Fichand dialey 612 IWirginks Avenue welcomed a bouncing baby daughter at Washington County Hospital this morning.
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Fichand Dialey
Iwirginks Avenue
Wastington County Hospital
Thi Moraine
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