Youth parolees and others freed after plea
Boyd Smith Keller Lewis Judson Pryor and Tichard Ferguson youths paroled after pleading nolo contendere and found guilty by Judge Wagaman. They were paroled for three years if they behaved and paid costs. Smith and Ferguson represented by Joseph Wolfsinger. Attorneys Leo Miller J Vipvgland Brice represented Lewis Ve Ru Moore pheninthy. Canton Ginidertune and Sites Steglette handled other cases against William Martin Janice Crampton. In robberies of the Bly Surack slate at paranont and the M. Martiuan home Potomac Ivémun, Marie and Crampton girl pled guilty. Robert Petre charged with robbing de We Commer Coy Hilors on March 24, 70 pieces of cloth valued at $600 stolen. Omar T Kaytor represents Petre and Howards Hartan Seville. Charles Miller indicted with the others still being fought. Pedro Hermidez found guilty of receiving stolen goods after deliberation. Berm bee charged with stealing Clyde Renner's car Boonsboro. Roter Line charged with larceny at an arny heir from C. W. Reese acquitted by Judge Doub. Mehard Suffacoal indicted jointly with Harry Weller, who was convicted of manufacturing whiskey, was declared not guilty by Judge Doub. A postponement granted D Angie Wollinges for Lloyd Plume arrested on warrant issued over a year ago.
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Boyd Smith
Keller Lewis
Judson Pryor
Tichard Ferguson
Wagaman
Khaenca
Keller J. Beard
Smithaburg
Tireet
Smith and Ferguson
Joseph Wolfsinger
Amajneys
Leo Miller
J. Vipvgland Brice
Lewis
Ve Ru Moore Pheninthy
Canton
Ginidertune
Steglette
William Martin Oml
Janice Crampton
Bly
Surack
Aranonnt
Arty M. Martuuan
Potomac
Ivémun
Marie
Crampton
Address to be delivered at memo ril exercises
Will make address by attorney W Woltinger off Suilhaure at the menihil exercises in Losmmran afternoon 32 1530 oMelock at Jioyenrsville. The exercises will be at Grand Army Hall with American Lesson and Dr O C A M. There will be a pull? before the exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cose W
Reduction of taxes likely study budget
fragmented text discusses tax cuts and budget planning with references to leaders, proposals, and economic effects. The readable lines hint at government focus on reducing taxes and adjusting finances amid wartime or postwar context. Key entities are unclear due to garbled OCR.
Endless Caverns Feature Tops Ohio Motorist Magazine
The Ohio Motorist magazine presents a feature by George R. Packett on Virginia's Valley of the Caverns at New Market with plans noted for the cave's national interest. Mrs Calvin Coolidge is mentioned in relation to a Mercerburg commencement exercise as part of the event coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Packett
Ohio
Virginia
Ohio Motorist
Natio
Calvin Coolidge
United States
Mercerature Academy
Ilesson
Altera
Morceraburg
Jacl Yourhe
Clearing House for Jobs Supplied by Chamber of Commerce
The Chamber of Commerce adopts a Clearing House plan to centralize job seekers with the chamber acting as the main hub. Applications will be received and petitions processed at no cost, following approval at the weekly Toads meeting. A related note mentions recent changes in the appointment process for a probation officer.
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Fktenein
Chamber of Commerce
Toads
Cudliff to Speak at Church of the Freethren
Colonel Cundlipp of Haltimars, head of young people's work under the State Sunday School Association, will deliver an address at the morning service of the Church of the Freemen at 11 o'clock Sunday morning. Cudlipp's work is well known in Hagerstown and vicinity, and his messages are worthwhile. Everyone is invited to hear this expert on young people's work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cundlipp
Haltimars
State Sunday School Association
Church of the Frethren
Cudlipp
Hagerstown
Viicinity
Aet
Remains Found in Lot Slain on Way Home
Police recount a past double murder case near Cayt where a woman warned of dangers in a sparsely settled neighborhood. Detectives linked the scene to a previous crime involving John McCluskey and others, with names and loyalties debated as investigations unfolded.
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Watluat
Deaths Gusan Olehi of Minn fan Viel
Mrs. Gusan Olehi of Minn fan Viel dies after long illness. Survived by four sisters Mes China Qyer Bra uid i Atha of Hagerstas and Mra Haltia Teortos of Nurfoi Va. Interment in dtosta Hit Rev. William M. Lyon conducted service. Funeral to be held Sunday at church where he served as pastor. He was brother to Lang of Men and known in Hagerstown and Washington County.
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Gusan Olehi
Tagersinwn
Keward Jonnd
Aurela Blum van
Win Fullovins
Andis
Hague
Vig Fra
Eis
Mingess
el Tam N. A
China Qyer
I Atha
Hagerstas A
Haltia Teortos
Nurfoi
Diehl
Ioral Ny Toulavard
Soult J. Wewer
Dtosta Hit
William M. Lyon
Tiret Brethren Coureltan
Wanlilmaglan
Victor Lang
Bounstiar
Hagerstown
Wantington County
Paglor
Boy They Can't Hang in Chicago
Bernard Grant, 21, with snowy hair, has spent years on death row for a policeman’s murder during a 1922 robbery. Five hangings were set, five reprieves granted. A new attorney gave him a chance as his partner Walter Krauser won a new trial. Grant remains hopeful as justice winds through the courts.
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Chicago
Bertnard Grant
Bernarrd
Tie
Grant
Supreme Court
Walter Krauser
Secretly Wed Two Weeks Ago In Quiet Ceremony
Miss Mabel C. Bachtell from Souiths burg and Howard L. Bowers of Gettys burg were secretly married May 16 at West by Rev. C. B. Alberson. She is a Smithstuns High School graduate of ’22 and Columbia Business College alumna, working as a stenographer for Canine 4 Furniture Co. He is a son of Mrs. George Bowers, employed by Commercial Paral shire Co. in Hagerstown. The couple left for a two week honeymoon in Washington with many friends present.
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Mabel C. Bachtell
Earl Bachtell
Souithsburg
Howard L. Bowers
George Bowers
Gettysburg
Weston
C. B. Alberson
Smithstuns High School
Claws of
Columbia Business Colege
Canine 4 Furniture Company
Mgr. Bowers
South Iifornia
Commercial Paral Shire
Hagerstown
Bowers
Washington
Hoth
Friend
Flowers Plentiful For Memorial Day
Memorial Day preparations boost flower markets as vendors expect abundant blooms including roses potted plants and wildflowers. Farmers report later crops and note heavy demand for graveside decorations while a cornerstone ceremony for a new halraw agency tower is set for Sunday with remarks by Congressman Ziltioan and Rabbi Prhedan.
Memorial Day Services Across Hagerstown and County
Memorial Day observances will be held in Hagerstown and surrounding areas with services at Sharpabore National Cemetery led by Congressman Fred N. Zimmerman and a parade by the Grand Army veterans. Veterans at Hose Hill will hold Sunday services as World War II and Civil War veterans pay tribute at the Memorial Tablet on the Court House and wreaths will be laid. The Legion, city band, and various veterans’ groups participate, with ceremonies at Rose Hill and Poukstown, attendance sized in the thousands despite cemetery restrictions on motor vehicles.
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Hagerstown
Sharpabore
Plac
National Cemetery
Fred N. Zihiman
Grand Army ‘Veterana
Raleigh Sherman
Veterans of
Hose Hill
Morrle Frock
Leron
Legion
Bari
Scult
Tt. Wagner
Sons of Veterans
Maryland National Gaunt
Spanish War Veterans
Boy Scouts of America
Laines Auxtaty
George L. Fisher
Westam Maryland Band
G. A. R. Veterana
Rose Hill
D. John Markey
Frederick
Flrst Infantry
Maryland National Guard
Charles H. Roderick
J. Br.tenney
Howard Mowen
Charles
Net Revenues Of C and P Doubled In April
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company reports net revenues of 8,210,986 for April, nearly doubling the 1924 figure of 105,247. The rise follows new exchange and toll rate changes effective January 1 and March 1. Gross earnings reached 47,000,000 against 776,100 in 1924, with expenses around 6,095,861.
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Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Orchestra to Play at Crown James School Tonight
Tol s Orchestra will play for the Junior Dines at Great James School tonight from 6 to 10.30 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tol
de Riven
Gt. James School
Astor's horses win Epson Oaks stakes at Epson Downs
Astor's horses swept the race with Fancy Sue as favorite taking the Avant and Mine Gadabout finishing second while Riding Light placed third. In Pittsburgh a man was killed and others injured when a car was struck and trapped between safety gates awaiting a Pennsylvania train.
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Astor
London
Epson Downs
Ancy Sue
Astor Quiry
Pittsburgh
Sharpsburg
Here
Pennsylvania
Markets at a glance on May 29 in New York
Stock market summary notes railroad stocks firm while industrials are irregular. Domestic bonds steady along with copper and grain. Oil and cotton are irregular. rubber strong. Foreign exchange irregular with tall money at 4 percent.
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New York
Honda
Grain market steady as grains show mixed gains
Chicago May 29 grain prices opened steady wheat mixed with gains in corn and oats. Wheat May 170 Italian July 1 651 201.66 Somt 1.61 1.61 38. Corn July 118 118 14 Sept 1 181 4al 3 Dec 1.000100 1 2. Oats July 48 6 8n3 4 Sept 48 78 49 Dec 49 34250. Local quotations Haxeratown May 29 1.85 180.
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Chicago
Graina
Water Turned Into Big Tool For Camp
Water turned into big tool for tea use of the Y. A summer camp will open July 16 to August 16 with new equipment and painting. Miss Nolita Draper, women's physical director of the Y, will be in charge for the month. Sponsored by the ladies' auxiliary of the MLC. A opens tomorrow. RoW's amusement park at Conoco cheague opens May 20 Decoration Day with improvements and new equipment.
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Omarketingpretos
Hugh Garver
Hugh Vagiety
Hower
Row'sa Amusement Park
Conococheague
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Charles Neville
Informady
Tabla Vi Wien
Keven Dow
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the Fair Store
West Franklin Sreet
Acece Tsvar
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Weel Washington Bt
Hagerstown Paint and Clase Company
Franklin Ot, Phone
Mrs. Coolidge
C. Ofc. Clearing House For Jobs
OL. Cudliff
Church OF
McDonald Saa Rhe
Amerpro
Sing Sing Private
John McCluskey
Ninttr
Bernard Grant
Mabel Bachtell
Howard
Westminster
Gornerstone
Ziltioan
Henry Hotzaptel
Prhedan
Teabbi Lee
Massache
Kite Ki
Ahe Ghas
E. Konitz
Young
Cush
Phore
Haxeratown
Hag-Mar Hall
Rte
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Flanders Field
Hanics Loan’ & Savings Bank
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