Flitting Time Puts Many Into New Homes Here
The Frederick area undergoes a brisk housing move season with April 1 favored for relocations though Sunday. City and county residents swap residences at a record pace, aided by moving firms. A lengthy list names former tenants and new occupants at multiple North Market East Seventh Park Place Elm Trail East Third and others, with firms like Haines Shee Company cited.
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Frederick
New Market
Frederick exchange
North Market
Frank M. Shapro
Roger B. Wolfe
HL. Tammany
G. W. Painter
Clagcott T Dorsey
Willam Lenhart
A. E. Mander
William €. Neidig
Roy W. Poole
East Seventh
B. B. Biebl
William F. Hanshaw
H. E Otto
Maurice EL. Garver
Park Place
Miss Isabella Hughes
Daniel L. Brunner
Elm
West Fifth
Alvie Rice
Albert Cook
Mr. B. Miller
West Fourth
East Third
Dr. H. F. Klein
Roy Zeatherman
Dr. Klein
Wilson Place
L. W. Shinnick
XN. H. Reifsnider
a. K. Casey
Tammain
Harvey Miller
Paul Simpson
Thomas
Michael
Sewart Geisbert
H. Lavier Michael
B. Frank Doll
Robert Leichertz
West Third
Sam Maples
William C. Neldig
West Second
Vincent Yingling
Mire Thomas Quinn
Yingling
Fast street
Frank C. Harrett
Academy building
Court Square
Braddock
Charles E. Hull, Jr
Nes
Fenton Thottaghen
128 South Market
Baseview Avenue
South Market
T. D. Biter
Mra. M. 3S
Getzondancer
County to Enforce Building Permit Law Countywide
The county will strictly enforce a 250 building cost permit requirement. The 1922 law, covering Frederick county, mandates permits from the county commissioners at their office without charge. Violations carry a fine from 10 to 100 dollars per offense as authorities notify residents of the enforcement plan.
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Frederick
82 Deeds Recorded Here in Two Days in Emmitsburg
A flurry of activity marks a two day period from March 31 to April 3 with 82 deeds recorded in Emmitsburg and surrounding areas. The listings show transfers from Clarence Diehl to Charles Metz for 3290 dollars and numerous other city and county real estate deeds, including Erd Delaplaine, Tobery, Weddie, Flautt, and Shaffer among others, with varied sums and property locations.
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Clarence W. Diehl
Charles D. Metz
Oliver Dawson
Otho J. Tobery
Margaret E. Dawson
Clara V. Esterly
Edward S. Delaplaine
Henry G. Buhrman
Frank H. Kuhn
James M. Goodman
Michael J. Croghan
Harry C.Hull
S. Walter Worthington
Laura BR. Schmidt
Gilmore R. Flautt
Clegatt L. Dorsey
John R. Sponseller
Alie & Schrodel
Woodward . Roberts
Howard Marvin Jones
Samuel L. Suter
James Howard Baer
John ¥. Snyder
David E. singer
Charles D. Wiles
Minnie
William A. Shook, Jr
Katie Fraley
Leo H. Sommer
field
Hannah S. Gilleian
Thode FE. Simmons
Emmitsburg
Anna M. Crampton
Maurice J. Spaugh
George W. Lidie
Evers F. Weddle
Charles H. Esler
Samuel A Long
John C. Nusbaum
Charles C. Patman
Willie Z Wilkide
Joseph W. Fry
Charles H. Eyler
Arllla M. Johnson
Evers F. Weddie
John A. Kerns
John R. Sponselier
Sussan
Miller
Harry IR. Shaffer
Roy W. Poole
Jennett
et al
Wiliam F. Hanshew
Charles E. Moberly
Joseph F. Eisenhauer, Jr
Ray A. Paisley
John A. Grimm
Howard Marrin Jones
Brunswick
Frank William Buch
Gilmore R. Flantz
Vernon Fowler
Howard
Murdock
George W. M. Roelkey
S. Wesley Fry
Frank T. Cram
Harver
Bohn
Ohn M. DeBerry
James
George C. Lease
Paul D. Simpson
Charles W. Driver
Keefer S. Stall
Jacob R. Oher
Annie B. Snyder
Annie McGrath
Burgess
Jonas Compher
Charles E. Toms
Peter L. Hargett
Ralph G. Thomas
Charles G. Martz
Harver R. Miller
Arthur F. Hightman
William Keller
David F. Mayne
Gilmore R. Flantt
Jacob A. Kidwiler
Gilmore R Flantt
William D. Garrett
Virginia
Frances Kelser
Welter P. Feaga
William H. Keller
Ira D. Iiert
John W. Carey
Foger G. Harley
David M. Whipp
Clarke
mizahn
Gilmore R
Jonas Ramsburg
America
Y. Ramsburg
Clarence L. Ramsburg
Charles S. Ramsburg
Mary B. Ramsburg
Mattie B. Ramsburg
Annex work rushes to ready Key Hotel for convention visitors
Remodeling of the Francis Scott Key Hotel annex accelerates with most workers on completing storerooms and upgrading upper floor rooms. When finished the annex will add about 40 rooms, join with the hotel via fireproof doors, and host Junior Order United American Mechanics on April 17 and 18, followed by LO RM meetings, bringing many visitors to the city.
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Francis Scott Key Hotel
Maryland
United American Mechanics
LO RM
Garber’s
Retu rn from 14000 Mile South America Trip
American Edward Derr Shriner returned from a 12 week trip to South America visiting historic sites along the southern continent. The voyage covered 14000 miles aboard the Vestris with storms and a temperature drop to 16 degrees noted before docking in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Derr Shriner
South America
Mr. Shriner
Shriner
United Fire to Convert Waterous Engine to Light Chemical Wagon
At a Monday meeting the United Fire Company directors authorized purchasing a Dodge chassis to mount the body of the old Waterous engine bought in 1912. The plan aims to create a light hose and chemical wagon for still alarms to save money versus using the large Ahrens Fox machine. The body will be placed on the lighter chassis, likely junking the Waterous chassis. the Dodge order is expected at Friday’s directors meeting.
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United Fire Company
lght
Dodge
New Rules for Handling Compensation Approved
By The Associated Press Washington April 4 Director Hin es of the Veterans Bureau today approved new rules of procedure in handling compensation cases to prevent political or other pressure from unduly influencing allotments to former soldiers. Three thousand five hundred cases pend ing before the Bureau's Board of Review are reclassified into three groups with serial numbers and orderly processing to prevent veterans from being shoved aside through pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Hines
Veterans Bureau
Bureau
Board of Review
Ramsburgh Kindley Couple Quietly Wed at Linthicum Heights
Miss Rabel Elizabeth Kindley daughter of Mr and Mrs G Wesley Kindley and Mr Henry B Ramsburgh Jr son of Mrs S Laura Ramsburgh were married at high noon in Linthicum Heights Maryland by Rev B W Kindley assistant to the bride. After a short wedding trip they will live at 114 East Church Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rabel Elizabeth Kindley
G Wesley Kindley
Henry B. Ramsburgh, Jr
S. Laura Ramsburgh
Linthicum Heights
Maryland
B. W. Kindley
Klan Wins in Texas Election on Tuesday
Official returns show Democratic candidates seen as Ku Klux Klan nominees were elected in Dallas yesterday. Louis Bilarlock won the mayoral race. The report also notes social notes and real estate transactions including the Dill Avenue home sale to John W. Snook and a 26 acre woodland sale in Liberty district to Charles H. Masser.
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KLAN
TEXAS
Associated Press
Dallas
Ku Klux Klan
Louis Bilarlock
Major
Dill Avenue
Markwood D. Harp
Jeanie I. Biser
John W. Snook
Snook
Grayson H. Mercer
David E. Yinger
Liberty district
Chas. HL Masser
New York State Nears Stable Economic Normalcy
Louis Seibold reports New York City and state have entered a return to normal after wartime turmoil. Business improves across sectors, securities and trade rebound, and government revenues rise while inflation moderates. Public mood shifts toward optimism with caution about European recovery and foreign policy.
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New York City
Congress
Broadway
andrigin
New York
Europe
New Yorker
England
United States
Great Britain
Banquet Launches Salvation Army Campaign Monday
The Salvation Army campaign for funds runs April to 16 inclusive and will be launched at a banquet Monday night at the Francis Scott Kerr Hotel. D Ralph Zimmermane, chairman of the Advisory committee, announced the event and invitations went to about 150 Fredericktonians. Speaker will be Mrs Ensign Oliver Andrews, daughter of Commissioner Estill of New York, expected to deliver an engaging talk. The Army relies on public funds for its work, hence the 1923 Service Campaign.
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Salvation Arc
Francis Scott Ker
D. Ralph Zimmermane
Ensign Oliver Andrews
Estill
New York
Andrews
Army
carr
Home management expert to visit county in April
Miss Elizabeth Thompson of Frederick announces a visit by Mrs. Marian Bell, home management expert from the University of Maryland extension service, April 26 27 and 28. Bell will lecture to county clubs on floor care kitchen equipment and demonstrations. events include Emmitsburg Liberty and Unionville meetings and a large Saturday gathering at Thompson's courthouse office with all county women’s clubs invited.
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Elizabeth Thompson
Frederick
Marian Bell
University of Maryland extension service
Beil
Emmitsburg
Liberty
Mr. Pleasant
Unionville
Sheriff takes charge of Ku Klux Klan headquarters
The Futon county sheriff and deputies seized the imperial palace headquarters of the Ku Klux Klan in Atlanta. Judge E D Thomas ordered dispossession of W J Simmons, who had seized control yesterday under a temporary injunction won by him against Imperial Wizard H W Evans. The court will hear why injunctions against Evans and other Klan officials should not be dismissed.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
Futon county
imperial palace
Knights
Ku Klux Klan
E. D. Thomas
W. J. Simmons
Klan
Imperial Wizlard H
lause
Evans
Emperor Simmons
Thomas
Colonel Simmons
imperial
Martin Sues to Halve Plane Trade Monopoly Lawsuit
James V. Martin of the Martin aeroplane factory on Long Island files a Clayton Act suit seeking 51.32 million dollars against the Manufacturers Aircraft Association and 27 other firms and 38 individuals for conspiracy to monopolize the aircraft trade. He claims his business suffered 17 million dollars in damages and seeks triple damages plus 510 thousand dollars in attorney fees. He notes he worked beside the Wright Brothers and Glenn Curtiss and asserts defendants invented no aircraft or device. Vestry members elected at All Saints church include F B Sappington Charles M Gilpin Ernest Helfenstein T M Williamson E C Markell J H Gambrill Jr Richard Potts and Judge G H Worthington. They will organize Monday night.
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Associated
Washington
James V. Martin
Martin aeroplane factory
Long Island
Manufacturers Aircraft Association, Incorporated
plaintff
Wright Brothers
Glenn H. Curtiss
All Saints church Mondy
F. B. Sappington
Charles M. Gilpin
Ernest Helfenstein
T. M. Williamson
E. C. Markell
J. H.Gambrill
Richard Potts
G. H. Worthington
House of David portrayed as fraud in Michigan court
Michigan Attorney General Dougherty filed formal charges in Benton Harbor alleging the Israelite House of David Colony is built on deceit and fraud. The suit claims the 1903 religious group seeks to elevate Benjamin Purnell to a temporary king and form a state independent of civil power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Lansing
Mich
House of David
Benton Harbor
Andrew B. Dougherty
Michigan
hus
fises
Benjamin Purnell
Benjamin PurneX
Association of Maryland Colleges Formed in Baltimore
The Association of Maryland Colleges formed after a Johns Hopkins meeting attended by about 26 colleges and universities. Dr Frank J. Goodrow of Johns Hopkins presided, Prof. Sidney Handy elected acting secretary, and Hood College representatives joined the committee to draft a constitution. The aim is to standardize entrance requirements curricula and policies across Maryland colleges with a December 1 reassembly at Goucher College.
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Association of Maryland Colleges
Johns Hopkins University
ikrank J. Goodrow
Lonns Hopkins
Sidney $. Handy
St. John's College
Hood College
Joseph H. Apple
C. E. Weber
Helen ‘Price
East St. Louis Klan Candidate Denies Support
Ralph Cook led eight city commission candidates in the April municipal vote winning 11 463 ballots and stating I am not a Klansman I never sought the Ku Klux endorsement and I repudiate that organization It will get nothing from me Two other elected commissioners are Roman Catholics with two Klansupported rivals finishing last in the race.
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Associated Press
East St. Louis
Ralph
Cook
t ithe
Twoather
Market list advances under steel leadership
New York stocks opened mixed with short selling in steel and allied shares causing small declines of one to two points in several groups but prices generally rose elsewhere as short covering emerged under steel leadership. Call money opened at 5 percent and eased to 4 percent within an hour.
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Associated Press
New York
steel
Call money
Marguerite Courtot Weds Raymond Mc Kee
New York April 4 film star Marguerite Courtot married Raymond Mc Kee today at the Little Church Around the Corner. F Hoffman moved from Walkersville to Creagerstown Fred Gibson moved from Madison Avenue to 115 East Sixth.
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MARGUERITE COURTOT
RAYMOND M’KEE
Associated Press
New York
Raymond McKee
F. Hoffman
Walkersville
Creagerstown
Fred Gibson
Madison Avenue
East Sixth
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George O. Hopp
William, H. Newcomer
Edwar
Rice
Samuel Wesley Fry
Ella E. Fry
Hester L. Stitzel
Edwin E. Boose
W. M. Eyler
William 5
Maser
Char‘Tes EB
Keeney
John A. Haugh
Rufus N. Kline
William C. Neidig
freal
Maple Park
William C. Neidiz
Jesse N. Smith
Walter P. Feaga
Charles C. Esworthy
George W. Higdon
Daisy E. Smelter
Harry J. Beacht
Willam C. Geesy
Roy A. Maught
Luther B. Ahalt
Thomas Schwicks
Thornton W. Rodgers
Edgar T. Ault
Russell H. Ault
Edward C. Shriner
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UNITEDS
Company
RAMSBURGH
KINDLEY
E. Margaretta Farrell
White Oak Spriggs
California
Miss Farrell
T. B. Hayward
San Francisco
San Diego
Santa Barbera
Catelina Islands
Los Angeles
Hollywood
Pasadena
NEW YORK STATE
Seibold
Louis Selbold
New England
middle
far West
Pacific Coast
South
LOUIS SEIBOLD
The
New York Herald
Salvation Army
King
ATTORNEY GENERAL
Chicago
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