Hart to Fight Extradition in Hart Case
Illinois will oppose extradition of Jack Hart alias James J Connelly to Maryland after a talks among State's Attorney Courtney Governor Horner and Baltimore official J Bernard Wells Hart, an escaped prisoner serving life for murder, faces charges of assault to kill from a card game shooting in Cicero August 28 If convicted he may be returned to Illinois after sentence.
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Chicago
Thomas J. Courtney
Henry Horner
Illinois
Maryland
Jack Hart
Courtney
Hart
James J. Connelly
Thera
Asszault
Cicero
J. Bernard Wells
Baltimore
Horner
Washington
Wells
Courtnsy
No Milk Raise In Frederick County
Frederick county in the Philadelphia milk shed shows no retail milk price rise despite a market agreement signed by Secretary Wallace. County Agent Henry R. Shoemaker reported the near futures price unlikely to rise. Frederick County Milk Producers Association secretary notes local conditions. Distributors in Washington county were ordered to lift prices from 8 to 11 cents per quart by Federal Milk Administrator Preston. Philadelphia hearings on the milk code influence local actions. Local distributors recently raised Frederick price from 8 to 10 cents per quart.
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Frederick County
Philadelphia
Wallace
Henry R. Shoemaker
Shoemaker
Frederick
Washington County
Preston
I. M. Wertz
Realty Sold At Public Auction In Front Of Court
The following properties were sold yesterday afternoon by auctioneers Fred M. White J. C. Snyder and Isaac Ward. Listings include a six room frame at 639 Pennsylvania Avenue bought by Garland Grok for 340 dollars and a double frame at 444-448 West Franklin Street for 5100 dollars. The Marlin property at 837-839 Maryland Avenue sold for 2500 dollars. Clyde Winger purchased the Cedar Lawn property for 4900 dollars. Fourteen Ridge Avenue lots were sold for taxes with two lots bringing 326 and twelve bringing 3100 dollars.
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Fred M. White
John F. Boward
Pennsylvania
Avenue
Garland Grok
Young
West
Franklin Street
Maryland Avenue
J. C. Snyder
el Clyde Winger
Cedar Lawn
C. A. Witmer
Isaac Ward
Ridge Avenue
Passing of Paul Moats Revered in Tilghmanton Faith
Sept 11 notices from Tilghmanton detail funerals for Paul Victor Moats of Midway Council. Services held at Manor cemetery with Rev. J Rowland Reichard and Rev. Harry Rowland assisting. Pallbearers named. Local social notes list church events, class social members, and community visits to Washington. A reference closes with a pre 1000 A D note: Swedish rulers were known as Kings of Upsala.
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Tilchmanton
Hall On Hall
Midway Council
Paul Victor Moats
Paul
Manor
J. Rowland Reichard
Harry Rowland
Paramount
Jeremiah Mongan
Earl Shaw
Adam Deltrick
Joseph Bloom
James Davia
Nevin Barnhart
George R. Baker
Washington
Mres
Mollie Daughterty
Elizabeth Barnhart
Grimes
Viola Moats
John Line
Bakersville
Viola Line
Lula Knode
Margaret Renisburg
Hisse
Mildred Romner
Louise Remsburg
Bessie Houser
Nora Emmert
Virginia Mauck
Anna Knode
Rosalia Smith
Ethel
Genevieve Emmert
Margaret
Beulah Lowery
Rena Bloom
Emma. Emmert
Donald Eskle
Donald
Hugh Lowery
Milton’ Remsburg
Mae’ Irven
Ivy Bender
Jacob Poffenberger
Paul Culler
Jack Abbott
Huffer Emmert
Albert Ford
Edward Remsburg
Howell Sisler
David Culler
James Kessering
George
John
Floyd Anne
Marvin Abbott
Robert Houser
W. L. Remsburg
Jacob ‘Scheller
Wm. B. Leatherman
Gordon Clark
J. E. Maurer
Boonsboro
Lucy Davis
Halfway
Houser
Lena Houser
C.E
Toie
Margaret Lowery
Nannie Lowery
Jacob Scheller
George Line
Lola Culler
Kemp Kretzer
H. C. Poffenberger
John Speaker
Roy Lowery and Son
Williamsport
Krotzer
Harry Griffenberg
Hagerstown
J. E. Clemenaton
Thomas Ward
E. F. Lyddane
O. B. Lowery
Stoufferig
Ford
Howard McCauley
Virginia Avenus
Genevieva Embert
Towson
Nora
Edwin Eakle
Upsala
Death of General Reno at South Mountain Memorial
A vivid obituary recalls General Jesse Lee Reno who died leading his 9th Corps at the Battle of South Mountain on September 14, 1862. It notes his rapid rise from West Point to major general, his actions in Frederick and Middletown, and the climactic assault as dawn broke over the mountain. The piece ends with Burnside and his troops visiting the scene and mentions a related Confederate cavalry museum restoration at Lexington, Kentucky.
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South Mountain
Boonaboro
Frederick-Middletown-Hagerstown
Jesse Lee Reno
Frederick
General Reno
West Point
Mexico
Leutenant
Scott
Vera'Cruz
Chapultepec
Burnside
North Carolina
Roanoke Island
Newhern
Camden
Bull Run
Chantilly
Maryland
Damascus
New Market
Jug
Barbara Fritchie
Stonewall Jackson—Whittier
Middletown Valley
Braddock
Cox
Reno
Longstreet
D. HH. Hill
Fox's Gap
Sharpsburg
Hagerstown
Heno
Marco Bo
Middletown
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