Testimony Trials in Baltimore Still Case End in Acquittals
Testimony by prohibition agent Cushwa linked Laster Isanogle and Robert Lowery to a Thurmont area still. Both men admitted presence at the site but denied working there. After brief deliberation in U S District Court Baltimore the jury returned not guilty verdicts for both defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
D. Augie Wolfinger Yester- Say
U. S. District Court
Baltimore
Charles 4. iCushWa
Hartman
Commission & Wolfinger
Cushne
Wolhnger
Lowery
Isanogle
Bee
Roosevelt’s New Program Faces Political Opposition
The article outlines Roosevelt’s proposed agricultural reform packages tied to production curtailment and price restoration. It notes support hopes from producers and processors, including millers and cotton spinners, while detailing the tax funding mechanism and potential effects on farmers. The piece quotes Roosevelt on the plans as a brave but untested path requiring careful administration and trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallkes
Millers
Packara
Cotton
Epinners
Ua Roceatot
Beer sale by mid April eyed in Senate compromise
Washington March 1. Beer at 3.05 per cent alcohol by weight was foreseen to be on sale by mid April as House and Senate work to settle amendments in the beer and wine revenue bill. The Senate approved the House version with changes and sent the measure back for conference talks, aiming for presidential action early next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Senate
Congress
Roosevelt
Repubicans
Franklin Dr. Roosevelt
Friends of Prohibition
Caraway
Ark
Long
Mra. Caraway
Borah
Idaho
Sheppard
Tex
Dea
Deaths and obituaries of Snyder and Spickler figures
Mrs Elizabeth A Snyder dies at 80 at her sister Barbara Snyder’s home Eakle’s Mill from complications She was widow of Martin P Snyder and leaves son Edgar Snyder sisters Barbara Snyder Rose Ann Zimmedman brother Aaron D Snyder and two grandchildren Funeral held Monday at 16 o clock from the home Rev J B Reed burial at Fairview Keedysville Samuel Beichler, former Washington county resident, dies at son Victor Spickler’s in Durand Wisconsin aged 75 Born November 16 1837 Cearfoss lived in Illinois Seward and other towns He leaves wife four sons Victor William James Joseph a daughter Dalay Dobson and a sister in the east plus several grandchildren
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth A. Snyder
Barbara Snyder
Eakle’s Mill
Martin P. Snyder
U. B. Church
Edgar Snyder
Milleretown
Barbats
Rose Ann Zimmedman
Keedysville
Aaron D. Snyder
J B. Reed
Fairview Ceemtery
Keedysvile
Samuel Beichler
Washington County
Victor Spickler
Durand
Mil
Mr. Spickler
Cearfoss
Miinois
Seward
Victor
Dalay Dobson
Roswell
N. M
East
Wood block prints on view at Washington County Art Museum
An exhibition titled From Provincetown to Brittany opens at the Washington County Art Museum in Hagerstown featuring twenty woodblock prints by Donald F. Witherstine of Provincetown Maia. The show runs through April 30 with noted light and shadow in village and coastal scenes. A children’s story hour tomorrow at 4:30 titled Romulus and Remus on the Banks of the Tiber will use lantern slides for illustration and is open to all Washington County children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County Art Museum
Provincetown
Brittany
Hagerstown
Donald F. Witherstine
Maia
France
Mr. Witherstine
New Yorker
Art Institute
Romulus
Remus
Tiber
Rome
Washington County
Engineer Dies at 62 After Rising to West Penn Role
John Stanley Jenks aged 62, who advanced from transmission engineer to vice president and chief engineer of West Penn Electric, died last night in a sanatorium near Mt. Pocono. Mrs Gail H Wolfe of this city is critically ill at Washington County Hospital.
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MT. Pocomo
John Stanley Jenks
West Penn Electric Company
Gail H. Wolfe
Washington County Hospital
Dipnet Fishing Aids Unemployed Men On Potomac Rivers
Fishermen report fair catches of suckers catfish and carp as Potomac and its tributaries rise. Yellow suckers, valued as the spring softmouth, are increasing in numbers. Dipnet fishing provides small income from surplus catches. Scores of fishermen work daily on the streams. Brother in law of John Rohrer of City Park William Deeds dies suddenly in Greensburg Pennsylvania yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac
John Rohrer
William Deeds
Greensburg
Election Notice with Ward Precinct Judge and Clerk Lists
Long notice lists judges election clerks ballot clerks guards in multiple wards precincts. Names include C. Dysert Lenora Mumma Huyett Treated as public notice of polling arrangements and official staff for several wards.
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Julia M. Warner
Wm. W. Palmer
Harry M. Chaney
Victor D. Miller
Blanch E. Grimm
Spigler
William E. Moore
John O'Connor
Vernon N. Smith
Pollo Antietam Fire Hall
Norman Rice
B. Bane Snyder
Chas. EB. Kitamiller
Fred. W. Sweeny
Harvey W. Zeigler
William_ Wingert
J. Clarence Lochbaum
W. Washington &J
Lenora J. Mumma
I'red G. Gable
Samuel H. Staub
Harry Piers
Howard Mowen
Ino. Ogden
Ronald Smith
J. L. Messersmith
Charles E. Renner
Polis South End Fire Co
1St St
Guilford Ave
Rankin A. Stouffer
Susan Stouffer
Maud T. Baker
Annie M. Love
Ida K. Stoner
David TU. Bettr
Geo. R. Dalhammer
Frank Conrad
Chas, Creager
N. Locust &J
Chas
Dysert
Jon
Rar Lushbaugh
Rosex Beehler
C. G Rowley
Hiram J. Smith
Harry Henneberger
C. F. Warrenfelix
Wm. Longenstine
E. Lee St
Wm. Krotzer
Max Gerber
Staal
BR. Adams
Lamar Mezinley
Eugene Lochbaum
Lawrence Powell
T. Mo Karlor
Guardia
Franklin Gt Tudg&en
W. Huyett
Mildred Harvett
Isaac Ball
Clara B. Musey
Paul M. Garver
Harry
Doornberger
A. Dillon Grove
Chas, Baker
Frank Keller
Francis Duffey
John, Donaldson
W. &. Sparrow
Eva Rasael
Ethel Bailey
Barney Travinger
Clyde Daugherty
Repubcan
Wm. H. Golf
Lewis Harrison
Dewey Ave
Howard Heckman
Jno
Oscar X. . Corderman
John W. Hoffman
Elmer McCormack
Geo. EK
Hoffman
Robt. Dudley
Elmer A. Colderman
Edward Garver
W. J. Mackinsie
Howard FE. Young
W. Franklin Tudges
Cutler Tice
Alvert Downs
Lester Tyler
Mre. C
Core High
Franklin Ste .Tudees
Harry Clingan
W. A. Startaman
Herry Robinson
William Switzer
Olive Roof
Lucy Wills
Elf
M. Herbert
Simon Myers
C. A. Jenkins
Salam Ave
Harry FE. Pangle
Harry B. Stauer
Arthur J. Bowman
Gladys Reed
Harry B Bowman
Julia ¥. Snook
Russel M. Sites
Tremblican
Guarda
Monroe Williams
F. C
Roosevelt to Get Economy Bill Monday
Washington March 17 President Roosevelt will sign a broad executive power bill Monday allowing large reductions in federal expenditures. The House passed the measure 873 to 19 with Senate amendments reducing veterans compensation savings between 10 and 35 million dollars. Democratic leaders said Senate changes liberalize the provisions.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
House
Senate
Roosevelt Signatures Loom Over Large War Veterans Bill
The House debated a broad veterans bill amid party splits and a later Senate revision. The measure would grant sweeping executive powers, restrict pensions, and authorize salary reductions up to eleven percent, with final approval expected from the White House.
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Donald W. Witherstine
Art Museum Today
Tennessee
Nashville
Tenn
Enterprise Fire Co
Polla
Guilford Avenue
John, Wiegbel
Jno. Weible
C. David Fintrock
Rabt
H. Lawrence
C. J. Keller
Tom Eckstine
T. W. Summer
B. Mondell
Potomac St
T. Ed. Braungard
Demorat
Claude Humrchouse
Tdemocrat
May Braungard
Fred Griffith
D. A. Blickenstuff
Minnie Gerber
McCammon Bchilanesk
Harvey Griffith
A. H. Spielman
Polle Corderman
Hi Crest
William P. Rauth, Wiltam C. Heil, John T. Hellanr ,Dupe
NEW Women IN Congress
Kathryn O'Loughlin McCarthy
Kansas
Virginia. Jenckes
Tadlena
Stein Bros. & B
McComas-Armatrang “Mullaing
Rainey
Garder
White House
Representative McDuffie
Ala
Representative Cullen
New York
Tammany
Farmer-Laborites
Mec Duffle
McDuffie
States of Pensions
Open “Apamn
Amer
Tel & Tel
Anaconda
B&o. Cee
Beth, Steel
Chrysler
Consol. Gas
Dupont Suaee Ences
BOX
Cess Seeevee
Gem Electric Ee
Chicago Grain Market
Stickel Salea Corporation
W. Washington
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