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The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1935

Page

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Williams confesses to multiple robberies linked to chicken thefts

Detectives Jam Peeters Roy Davis and Sheriff Max Malott report Williams confessed to numerous robberies over two years. He named two chicken thefts in Paul section in December and a robbery at Big Spring. He stated accomplices Thomas Miller Henson and others on Madf arm, all residents were victims in recent months.

Pera Williams Hancock Jam Peeters Roy Davis Max Malott Paul Schneblay Mile Thomas John Miller Henson

Dr Pierce's Favor rite Tonic Ad From Route Woman

An advertisement claim describes Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a beneficial tonic for monthly feminine weakness dizziness and related symptoms. It cites a Mrs Gladys from Route stating relief after using the product and notes the availability of chewable tablets and liquid forms for $1.00.

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Five Suspects Linked to Chicken Theft Ring

Police said the five suspects would be grilled in connection with other robberies. Williams confessed last night to stealing five tires in Williamsport, officers said.

Williams Williamsport

Search Is pressed for Arizona man

Fear grew Sunday that Charles Williams, a 45 year old Phoenix World War veteran who vanished Friday in the Superstition Mountains, may be dead. Friends fear he is killed or died from injuries and exposure after wandering with a cane. A massive manhunt by hundreds of citizens and sheriff's deputies combed the canyon ledges and shelves in central Arizona's rugged terrain.

Phoenix Ariz Charles Williams Vereran Arizona

Hauptmann Jury Spends Quiet Sunday in Flemington

Jurors for Bruno Hauptmann’s murder trial spent Sunday away from church per court orders. They breakfasted late at Flemington Hotel, then occupied rooms on the third floor with card games and walks. Juror John Reed suffers a slight cold but is not seriously ill. Newspapers for jurors were censored, with Hauptmann coverage removed in all delivered editions.

Flemington N. J Bruno Richard Hauptmann Lindbergh John H. Curtiss Rowan Catholica John Reed Hauptmann

Winners of Hungarian pigeon show announced

The largest Hungarian pigeon exhibition in U S history closed after three days of judging in North Potomac Street. 585 birds competed with locals winning nine of 18 cups. J Paul Ashburn Carlisle Pa won champion bird and champion young bird, and J H Webster Elizabeth City N C claimed the opposite sex champion. Local fanciers Vernon Miller George Shantz Harvey Kline Harry Weber J H Webster J Paul Ashburn Charles Mell and J A Lucas won multiple cups.

United States United Hungarian Pigeon Club of America R. and G. ‘Department North Potomac Street Louisville Paul Ashburn Carlisle J. H.webster Elizabeth City N. C United Club Vernon Miller George Shantz Harvey Kline Harry Weber J. H. Webster J. Paul Ashburn Charles Mell J. A. Lucas Middletown Ohio J.H. Potter Snow Hill Elmer Brown Rade Webster J. J. Justice Vila Park N. J Weber

Paraguayan Troops Push Forward In Oil Belt Drive

Four Paraguayan corps pushed deeper into Bolivian lines around Le Pacho and cap tured Fort Capirenda as they press toward Villa Montes, a key oil region base near Pilcamayo and Carandayti. Observers note a shortened Chaco front aiding concentration of forces while Bolivian reserves may shape defense. Also: Orphans’ Home board to meet Tuesday at 2 30 pm. Auxiliary gathers Wednesday at 2 30. WHEN YOU open the Classified Section you open the door to economy.

Buenos Aires le Pacho Fort Capirenda Bolivia Villa Montes Standard Oil Company of New Jersey Gran Chaco Ibibobo Pilcamayo la Pacha Carandayti Jose Estigarribia Capirenda Chaco Orphans’ Home The San Mar C. Harry Keller South Jonathan Street Orphans’ Home Auxiliary

Band to Head Delegation to Inauguration

The Hagerstown Municipal Band will lead the Sixth District delegation at Maryland Governor elect Harry W. Nice’s inauguration. Republicans and friends from Garrett Allegany Washington Frederick and Montgomery counties will march, with the public address broadcast by loudspeakers. Mrs Iona Miller Hall will sing and the band may give a Carvel Hall concert.

Hagerstown Sixth District Harry W. Nice Maryland Garrett Allegany Washington Frederick Montgomery State House Peter Buys Cumberland Carvel Hall Iona Miller Hall Ernest W. Miller Henry C. Stanwood Elmer B. Carl Young Men's Republican League Washington County Carl

Fasteeth Powder Promises All Day Toothhold

An old advertisement touts Fasteeth powder as a remedy for loose false teeth, claiming it keeps them firm and comfortable with no taste or paste feel. It promises secure bite for eating laughing and talking and offers three sizes from a druggist.

Governor To Take Oath, Deliver Address At Noon Parade

The governor will be sworn in at noon and then deliver his address. He will review the parade and greet friends at a reception following the ceremony. The local band will be positioned about ten o'clock as the Western Maryland delegation is honored.

Sm’ling Maryland

Report Hitler Bullet

Unconfirmed reports from Munich and Berlin say two Stormtroopers tried to shoot Adolf Hitler in the Berlin Chancellery on December 31. Hitler was not harmed and a chauffeur may have been wounded or killed. Reports were denied.

Berlin Munich Adolph Hitler Hitler

Brother of Judge Neale Parke Dies In Westminster

Robert Abner Parke, 62, brother of Francis Neale Parke, chief judge of the Fifth Judicial Circuit, died suddenly at his Westminster home. He had worked 37 years with B. F. Shriver Canning Co. and served as secretary-treasurer. Survived by widow, one son, five daughters, and a brother. Funeral services set for Tuesday.

Westminster Robert Abner Parke Francis Neale Parke Fifth Judicial Circuit Parke B. F. Shriver Canning Company George M Parke

Annual Pig Roast Plans Under Way by Westers Fire Company

Planning for the annual pig roast of the Westers Enterprise Fire Company is under way for February 14. A program of entertainment is being arranged by the committee in charge and tickets will be issued to all members at the fire hall after January 20. David Bowman leads the roast with a long committee including Russell Anderson Gordon Shannon Frank Boward Robert Clingan Raymond Smith Edgar Showe Paul Showe L C Lushbaugh Charles Jenkins Charles Wilhelm Robert Lindsay Fred Spigler James Andrews Lemuel Lewin Jack Powell Kenneth Brashears David Clark Carl Warner James Mathews and Kenneth Smith.

Westers Enterprise Fire Company Avery, Fine David Bowman Russell Anderson Gordon Shannon Frank Boward Robert Clingan Raymond Smith Edgar Showe Paul Showe L. C. Lushbaugh Charles Jenkins Charles Wilhelm Robert Lindsay Fred Spigler James Andrews Lemuel Lewin Jack Powell Kenneth Brashears David Clark Carl Warner James Mathews Kenneth Smith

Fatally Injured in Truck Crash Near Pikesville

Baltimore January 7 Ferdinand W Bast 48 of Pikesville was killed when his truck struck a parked car on the Reinter town road His companion Sebas Han Zito 50 of Pikesville was seriously injured in the same crash authorities said the names and details reflect a fatal accident on a local road with two residents involved.

Baltimore Ferdinand W. Bast Pikesville Sebas Han Zito Reintertown Road

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