City to Carry Insurance for All Municipal Employees
The bill, House No. 50, passed by the Senate, would extend Workmen's Compensation coverage to all city workers including policemen and street crews. The Governor's signature is required to enact the law, clarifying the city’s liability for on duty injuries and deaths.
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Roosevelt Jr dies from unknown wounds in New York
Robert D Roosevelt Jr son of Mr and Mrs Robert D Roosevelt of Washington and New York died in a hospital from injuries suffered last night in Columbus avenue near Eightieth street Police seek whether it was an attack or a street accident He was 23 and married in October 1919 to Miss Virginia Lee Mines of Washington and Richmond
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Bond Issue for Frederick County Schools Heads to Governor
A House bill authorizing a 250000 dollar bond for Frederick county schools passed both houses and awaits the governor's signature. Senate approval followed House support. the measure now goes to the Senate for consideration.
Grand jury recalled to probe multiple murders in county
Chief Judge Hammond Urner ordered the grand jury recalled to investigate the murder of Cecilia C. Ricketts found dead with a bullet to the head at her Mountaindale home. The panel will reconvene Saturday April 8 at 10. State's Attorney Aaron R. Anders said the Jenkins murder at Buckeys Town and another jail-held suspect will also be reviewed. Charles Hill, jailed for the Ricketts killing, denies involvement as his family visits.
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Market closes strong after rally as markets rally
Market closes strong after a two hour session with gains led by oil and motor shares. Traders cited demand for cheaper motors and California oils as fueling late rally. Belfast toll from factional violence reaches four for March.
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Senate Passes Tax Relief for Motorcycle Sidecars
Senator Charles F. Goodell led the repeal of the $3 tax on motorcycle sidecars with a $1 titling fee. The measure passed the House and faced revenue concerns in the Senate but was saved by Goodell. The same session saw votes for a Soldiers' Bonus of $10 per month per service period, funded by an increased inheritance tax plan.
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Doubt Over Parley With Western MD Head Today
Baltimore April 1 The railroad brotherhood delegation meeting with Western Maryland head Mr Byers could not be learned at noon The conference time and place remain unconfirmed The temporary injunction against Western Maryland shop workers will not affect Baltimore proceedings A hearing on making the order permanent is set for next Friday The brotherhood men were at their hotel considering the matter and refused to confirm discussions with Mr Byers or any action related to the dispute
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Cool Weather at Week Start for Middle Atlantic States
Weather outlook for the Middle Atlantic States calls for cool, unsettled conditions and showers to begin the week, with temperatures returning to normal after the initial pair of cool days. Associated Press reports Washington on April 1.
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Senate Concurrs In Budget Amendment Action
The Senate concurs today in the budget amendment adopted in The Hour and the measure now reads for the Governor's signature. In Washington, the French government stated it never intended to contest the right of the United States to reimbursement for army costs as with other governments with troops of the Rhine, in reply to the American note released today.
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Former Emperor Charles I Dies in Funchal Madeira
Charles I of Austria Hungary dies in Funchal Madeira where he and Zita were exiled after failed plots to regain the throne. He became heir after Archduke Francis Ferdinand's 1914 assassination and lived as a political prisoner on the Portuguese island following the Austrian republic's 1918 upheaval.
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Frederick area upbeat on coal strike outcome
Frederick’s industries and homes are not expected to be affected by the nationwide coal miners strike. Local dealers report ample stock, with several carloads on the road and warehouses full to weather an extended walkout. The Hagerstown and Frederick Railway and Ox Fire Brush Works say operations can continue unless the strike lasts longer than anticipated.
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Recommend Site for Memorial to Ex Service Men
Design committee with sculptor G Moretti visits court house park to pick memorial site. They consider southern or northern park sections aligned with the fountain, but prefer the fountain area though sentiment opposes moving it. A future executive report will finalize the site recommendation. Also announces Servier Machine Shop opening on North Market Street led by R Yingling, offering machinery, chrome nickel shies, and bronze bushings with 13 years of shop experience.
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Closing Report Aims 100 Percent Effectiveness In Many Fields
The Associated Press reports a closing report designed for full effectiveness across multiple sectors. It notes shooting occurrences in Illinois while other sections remain quiet, outlining broader implications for public safety and policy.
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Miners Idle Across Bituminous and Anthracite Unions
For the first time both bituminous and anthracite union coal fields shut down as 600,000 miners walk out effective at midnight. Officials say 100,000 non union miners join in, with 6,000 of 7,500 mines closed. Daily anthracite losses reach 303,000 tons and wages $800,000, impacting about 20,000 families. Washington keeps a hands off stance as supplies hold for two months. Morgantown WV operators plan to reopen Monday on an open shop basis.
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Coal Mine Strike Expands Across States
Washington reports Borah suggests government operation as an alternative if coal industry fails to reorganize. About 6,000 miners affected in Maryland. roughly 60,000 Ohio miners active in a nationwide strike. Western Pennsylvania and Central Pennsylvania regions see large numbers leaving work. Violence reported in Southern Illinois with two casualties. Quiet conditions noted in Harrisburg as strike widens.
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Daylight Saving Debate Moves to Frederick Officials
Baltimore adopts daylight saving stirring local talk as Frederick residents consider the plan. Mayor Gilmer Schley says he is not inclined to favor it, noting farming communities may not need the change. If demand rises, he may bring the issue before the Aldermen.
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Gilmer Schley
Arbor Day golden anniversary proclaimed by President
Washington April 1 President Harding proclaimed April 2 as Arbor Day, urging public and private groups to plan educational and conservation activities. The day marks Arbor Day’s birth in Nebraska in 1872, with a call to prevent forest fires and promote tree growth and ornament.
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