Bond Hearing In Shepherd Case Amid Typhoid Indictment
Chicago March 24. Freedom on bond for William D. Shepherd looms as defense begins third day of motion hearings. Proceedings reveal legal debate over typhoid germ charges and indictments, with prosecutors arguing for no relief while defense questions proof and scope. Local officials and witnesses referenced with the case continuing amid tense courtroom exchanges.
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Chucago
Andovers
Witant Nese Metlinoek
William D. Shepherd
Path Sides
Senate
William S. Stewart
Colngel
Ile
Charles C.F
Farmers Draft Their Own Relief Plan In Congress
A report from Washington notes farmers are organizing a relief plan with a cooperative marketing bill and potential government aid. Governor Robert D. Ca tex leads the commission and is expected to push enactment of cooperation reforms to ease agricultural conditions. The plan contends to shield domestic prices and remove event aid profit, with advocates arguing for a balanced approach amidst wartime needs.
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Washington
New Grocery Fees Notice Atwood Firm Addressed
Homer J Atwood announces a new business matter at West Bride and Franklin streets with Harry K Hoch Paul Pryor and John F Stoute. The notice regards fees or charges for a local grocery service named Ringgeld and associated parties involved in the transaction.
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Homer J. Atwood
Hia Mat Aul Gray Gtura
West Brie
Frankin Stent
Harry K. Hoch
Paul Pryor
John F. Stoute
Knights Nem-Der Plan Ceremonial in Wigwam Session
The Knights at Nem-Der held a ceremonial gathering at the Wigwam in Red Men’s Castle, Washington County. A class of candidates was initiated, with members conferring the degree and a large crowd expected at the next meeting on April 30 at the Wigwam. An attractive design for a fer has been adopted and will be used in future ceremonies.
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Washington County
Caatle
Decisive Gain for Party and the City
The article reports decisive gains for the party and city administration under Major Bataan with Republican gains in ward races. Councilman Kinneotex Ward 5 won by 347 votes, Dinksey led Ward 3 by 221, Schueler beat Wolfinger by 234, and 2258 votes were cast across four wards. Democratic officials show relief as party lines shift and City Light advocacy faces changes.
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Bataan
Poli Heimns
Willam E. Chaney
Schueller
Fred M. Wolfinger
Theie
Democrata
Tegut
Tidewater precincts show crooked stock scheme
Report from Ward 4 and others details a Hagerstown area investment fraud involving Joe Brenner and Baldwin. Witnesses describe stock sales at $8 a share, inflated promises, and investors pressured by agents of the Maryland Steel Rolling Company. Local names include William V. Binkley, William F. P. Chaney, and John P. Hoker.
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Wards
Warda
William V. Binkley
William FP. Chaney
Baldwin
Thropp
Hagerstown
Joe Brenner
Phropp
Oe Brenner
Brenner
Ithe Bteet Company
Charles G. Helenby
Trappe
Hiracote
Cosopeneteavenss
John P. Hoker
Atteta
Snively
Keedysville
Maryland
Vogt Ha
Atack
Maryland &Teol Rolling Company
Altornay
Talbot Coounty
Axenty
Jie Company
Promiatog
O .Syndicata
Election precinct tally lines show candidates and wards
Fragmentary OCR lists voters and candidates in multiple wards and precincts. Names include Schuler Wolfinger Baker Kiracofe and a Harry. text is garbled with stray characters and unclear outcomes.
Deaths and funeral notices in Altoona area
Obituary notes list Harry E. McClellan aged 61, brother of Mrs. Istowna, with family ties in Altoona and a past employer, plus Rebecca Miller aged 80 of Flagertown, file details of funeral arrangements. Also mentions Margaret Parker Sloussat, daughter of Josephus Merert Darker, and a community message thanking voters after Ward Sin elections.
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Harry E. McClellan
GW. Istowna
Washington Treet
Altoona
Eurelvora
Margaret Parker Sloussat
Ty Josephus Merert Darker
Stown
Bestia
Building Permits Listed for Local Properties
Building permits filed for G J Spaulding and F M Rovd at 44 Sunnell Avenue a bungalow 26 by 28 feet William Danzer at 64 West Street Avenue a poultry house 8 by 12 feet Dr L Mowrar at 1016 Oak Hill Avenue a house Lax Sd Joseph Young at 13 South Jonathan Street an addition 24 by 84 feet Georges W Kobrer at 61 Wayalde Avenue an addition 614 S A Canfield at 983 Elizabeth Street a garage 1 by 3 Easterday at 83 Cleveland Avenue a remote house and rebuilt porch 728
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G. J. Spaulding
F. M
McMillan Dies. Baptism Food Sale Planned in March
Obituary notes McMllen dies at Louis. four dead in recent events. Rey will preach at Rauhiborn in The Laltivan Church Sharpsburg. Catholic group hosts Baptism and Food Sale on Jolomad Street Wednesday March 26 from 8 a m to y.
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Rey
Asuliy
Rauhiborn
Laltivan
Sharpsburg
Siegendig
Cathie Paughtara
Amenea
Jolomad St
Weaday
Y. Ady
Busses Compete With Trolleys In Chambersburg Charter
A charter is granted to the Quimberland Valley Tranalto of Chambersburg to operate busses on town streets, challenging the trolleys run by the company identified as the &, & 8. Co. The move sets up street transport competition between road buses and electric trolleys in the town.
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Quimberland
Market at a Glance and Wheat Start Early Irregulars
Stock markets show irregularities across railroads and industrials with domestic and foreign bonds steady. Wheat opens down and corn and oats mix with low volumes as oil and copper drift. provisions ease, while eggs butter and produce prices steady to mixed in city market readings.
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York
Chicago
C&P Rejects Rate Schedule Adopted by Commission
Baltimore March 24 Declining to comply with the Federal Court ruling on the telephone rate case Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co refused the new tariff ordered March 18 and reserved the right to seek relief in court The company said the last fall filed rates should have been reduced further without confinement The commission issued the order with lower rates than the filed schedule and counsel have held daily conferences on the new rates with special counsel Dozier A DeVane and James Piper among others were noted in the briefing.
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Baltimore
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Public Service Commission
Commission
Talaphona Company
A. 1 G
Dozier A. DeVane
Jounnel
Jamea Piper
Charles McNeary Howard
Charles H. One Tor
Naval aircraft to get weather data from upper atmosphere
Naval air craft will operate from Anacosta naval air station to collect upper atmosphere data for the Weather Bureau. A mail plane will carry an aerobent and instruments on a flight to record temperature and humidity at several thousand feet. The program aims to improve forecast accuracy and duration, with prior demonstrations in California and transfer of data to the Weather Bureau in San Francisco.
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California
San Diego
Weather Bureau
San Francisco
Flyer killed Mbelina in Morocco flight crash
Lieutenant Lopez Hidalgo died here today from injuries after an airplane crash. He was a Spanish air pilot.
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Mbelina
Inorocco
Lopez Hildago
Ele
Two Court Cases In Progress At Hagerstown Court
The Franklin-Coston Motor Car Co won 352.60 from Charley and Laura Unger for nonpayment on a car note before Judge Wagaman. In a separate condemnation case, the Washington County School Board sues Robert T. Laykin over land near Boonsboro to be used by Boonsboro High School. A jury will determine the tract’s fate. Local quotations note tonight’s entertainment in Hagerstown.
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Franklin-Coston Motor Car Company
Charley H. Unger
Laura Unger
Covn
Wagaman
Washington County School Board
Robert T. Laykin
Boonsboro
New
Railroads Urged to Provide Signaling Data Across State
Public Service Commission plans an order to compel all railroads in the state to furnish details on signaling devices in use. Chairman Harold B. Weat said data is due by April 13 as part of moves toward a uniform signaling system at crossings. Clarence W. Miles, peoples counsel, filed a petition seeking the order and a public hearing on adopting standardized signals or devices.
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Public Service Commission
Commission
Harold B Weat
Clarence W. Miles
Inter
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