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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1924
Page
8
The bungalow features curving lines simple ornamentation and a warm inviting interior. It emphasizes substantial comfort on a small inner lot with economical rooms off a dining room and isolated bedrooms. A French door separates living and dining rooms and summer breezes through French windows enhance dining space with an extra porch.
In Washington April 1 the Senate debated the Dill resolution seeking Theodore Roosevelt's resignation as assistant secretary of the navy. Senator Wadsworth defended Roosevelt, accusing the move of false innuendo while noting Roosevelt's role in opposing transfer and leasing power. The measure cites Roosevelt's Sinclair Oil directorship and orders to remove oil claimants from Naval Reserve No. 3, urging the president to demand his resignation.
A reader describes a compact 28 by 40 foot house plan with a pantry to avoid clutter and a window-lit sink that brightens kitchen work. In Chicago the cost of building such a home would run about $7,000 given high construction expenses.
Newark police say Martin Wright a 69 year old invalid confined to a chair shot and killed his daughter's sweetheart Edward Hallock 24 in Wright home Wright admitted the act saying he did not mind being charged with murder He claimed Hallock stole his daughter's affection and was taking her mother from him He said he was not sorry and had spent most of his bank funds trying to keep his family together
About 2000 Chinese dockyard workers quit across all departments in Hong Kong protesting the demolition of a housing block for dockyard development. The protest ties to the planned extension of the Kow-Loon yards and the planned removal of workers’ homes.
Two young sons of J Stillwell, Paul age 4 and Frank age 9, slipped into Bran dywine creek mill race below Van Buren street bridge. Three rescuer boys plunged in from the bridge and pulled them free after a desperate struggle. The younger boy revived by a park guard after ten minutes. Residents refused to name the rescuers and the grateful mother offered a token gift which was declined.
Letter from Mrs. E. J. Bowlus at 119 Record St. Page Apts. praising a Westinghouse electric range after four years of daily use. She reports satisfactory cooking results, only one coil replacement, and reliable automatic features, recommending the appliance.
Washington April 1 Harry F Sinclair lessee of Teapot Date indicted by a federal grand jury on contempt charges for refusing to answer questions before the oil committee. The ten counts accuse specific questions asked during prior testimony as pertinent to the inquiry.
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