Frederick County legislation clears major acts to governor
The recent legislative session passed a county dry bill and Brunswick magistrate reform now awaiting the governor. Other acts include penalties equalization for city and county violations, and a Brunswick charter change allowing the presiding magistrate to reside outside the city. Additional measures cover city limits expansion, bond issues, forest reserve land, and local taxation tweaks.
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Frederick County
Brunswick
Senate
Frank C. Norwood
Tiouse
Montgomery County
Howard Marvin Jones
Catoctin
Thurmont
Corporation of
Middletown
Odd Fellows’ Tlame and Loats
Grand Jury
March Death Toll in City and County Reaches 165
For March 165 deaths were recorded. City 26 deaths and 39 in the county with 29 buried at Mt Olivet. Burials listed in multiple towns including Jefferson New Market Middletown Fonville and others. First quarter totals show 165 deaths and 64 interments at Mt Olivet with breakdown by adults and children. Twenty thousand tourists traveling south to Florida are expected to pass Frederick on return.
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Mt. Olivet
St. John’s
Jefferson
New Market
Middletown
Fonville
Createrstown
Utica
Charlesville
Pharmont
Feagaule Pethel
Unionville
Lewistown
Rocky Hill
Liberty
Churchiil
Emmitsburg
Burkittsville
Mt. Carmel
Wolfsville
Kemptown
Keysville
Inunswick
Hope Wall
Mt. Oliver
City
County
Virginia
Washington
Baltimore
Hagerstown
Illinois
New York
St John’s
Floriia
Frederick
Lions Club delegates named for district convention this month
Lions Club news reports three delegates and three alternates elected to attend the district convention to be held in this city later this month. The meeting in the Blue and Grey room at the Francis Scott Key Hotel also noted an attendance contest win and prizes for a toothbrush campaign winner.
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Lions International
Lions’ Club
Francis Scott Key
The
Trong
E. R. Sager
Lions Club
Lions
Alicea W. Staley
Elizabeth Vencer
Everett Schildtknecht
Church Street School
Audrey Spurrier
Mary Keith
Catherine Teard
Virginia Bier
Washington Strret
Muriel Moberly
Helen “Wyers
Washington Street
Geneva Crane
Bentz Street
Henriette Summers
Seventh Street
Tralph Tilelman
Naomi Drummond
W M. McKidewney
Philadelphia
Roof Edwards
Millsburgh
Gulf Refining Company Sach
Commandery Elects Officers for Ensuing Year
Jacques du Molay Commandery No 4 elected officers Thursday evening for the ensuing year. Commander Emory C Cram generalissimo A M Coblents captain-general W I Rems berg senior warden FB A Winebrewer junior warden G L Michael pre late O C L Warehime treasurer G G Dural secretary F B Sappington sentinel Wm Terwig retiring commander Foster C Rems berg.
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Jacques du Molay Commandery
K. ‘Pf
Emory C. Cram
A. M. Coblents
W. I. Remaberg
FB. A. Winebrewer
G. L. Michael
O. CL Warehime
G. G Dural
F. B Sappington
Sentinel
Wm Terwig
Foster C
Remsburg
Senate Hearings Spotlight Liquor at Daugherty House
Testimony before the Senate committee alleges liquor shipments guarded by a revenue man at the K street house linked to Howard Mannington. Harry M. Daugherty and associates are accused of involvement as the panel probes war frauds and prison drug networks.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Harry M. Daugherty
Daniel D. Smith
Howard Mannington
Little Green House
K Street
Daugherty
HK Street
Mannington
Orr
Smith
Edward B. McLean
Express
M. S. Daugherty
Washington Court House
Ohio
Army Air Service
Rain Expected Saturday With April Showers Forecast
The Washington weather report predicts rain this tonight and Saturday with colder air. Temperatures slipped to near thirty degrees last night, causing frost in the county and a frozen garden, but by noon today melting snow had largely disappeared.
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Washington Weather
Bank Bandits Kill Man and Escape With 2000
A group of armed bandits robbed the First National Bank, fatally shot Ernest JT Whitman a bondy salesman and drove off with 2000 in a motor car. They fired on pursuing officers as they fled the scene.
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Prosa Rellmware
First National Bank
Ernest JT. Whitman
Among the Sick Wies Reseia Painter Ill in Rome Street
Wies Reseia Painter is reported ill at her residence Rome 293 East Fifth Street. Neighbors describe no immediate danger and say medical aid has been summoned. Further updates awaited from local health authorities.
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Wies Reseia
Rome
Countee Goes On Trial For Alleged Theft
Countee Claude Countee colored was brought before Justice J Grahame Johnson for a preliminary hearing on a Robbery of Young Man's Shop dated March 23 He was arrested after Washington authorities requested the inquiry Sheriff Ingomar Albaugh testified Countee had an overcoat he claimed to have obtained by offering to pay the store owners to secure his release The hearing drew a crowd of witnesses and spectators.
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Claude Countee
J. Grahame Johnson
Ingomar W. Albaugh
Countee
Washington
Sheri
Couwntee
Johnson
Potomac Edison Company reports minimal flood losses
President Riley of Potomac Edison Electric Co said reports of heavy flood losses are erroneous. Cumberland suffered the most damage but not heavy. plant operations resume at 50 percent. Damage to coal and tram systems minimal. canal repairs planned by Wang Construction Co at Cumberland under cost plus contract.
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Potomac Edison Electric Co
Cumberland
Walter
Ila Springfield Kelley Tire Co
Mr. Riley
Wii Tramsport
Chesapeake and Ohio
Potomac River
Wang Construction Company
Langley pleads not guilty in DC court on conspiracy charges
Representative John W. Langley of Kentucky pleads not guilty at arraignment in the District of Columbia Supreme Court on conspiracy charges tied to liquor withdrawal permits. The House committee continues study of documentary evidence to decide if proceedings to unseat Langley and other accused members are warranted. Millard West also pleads not guilty.
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Associated Press
Washington
John W. Langley
Republican
Kentucky
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Use Committee
Zililaan
Repubhican Maryland
George J. Mttenberg
Edward Robinson
Federal Drug and Chemical Company
Baltimore
Robinson
Langley
Veterans’ Bureau
Chicago
House
Millard FL West
Internal Revenue
Railroad Shares Monopolize Morning Trading
The Associated Press reports brisk activity in railroad stocks this morning in New York. Call money opened at 4 percent as trading focused on a variety of carrier shares.
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Associated Press
New York
Personal visits noted among Washington residents
Mrs Marshall L. Ethelson of East Church Street travels to visit Mrs T F A Dilendal in Philadelphia. East Church Street residents Abe Goldstein, the bantamweight champion, intends to pursue law after boxing. George Cook and Miss Margaret Stull visit Mr and Mrs John Miller on Third Street.
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Muarshall Ll. Etehlson
East Church Street
TF A Dilendal
Philadelphia
Parrs
Allee I. Rice
East Church Streets
Washington, D
Raymond Cook
Buckeytown
Margaret Stull
Manmusburg
Ant
John Miller
Haat Third Street
Abe Goldstein
Methodist Church Fire Ravages Baltimore Edifice
Harlem Park Methodist Episcopal Church in Gilmor burned late last night, impelling conference sessions to resume at Grace Church. The structure valued around 100000 with 65000 insuranc e. cause undetermined. Fire discovered by the pastor's wife, spreads to adjacent properties. Baltimore Conference to continue at Grace Church. Community resolutions support Federal enforcement officers and honor President Coolidge's stance on law enforcement.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Harlem Park Methodist Episcopal Church
Gilmor
Maryland
Taynes
Coolidgre
Association
Trains Discontinued On Baltimore and Ohio Route
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad announces two trains will be discontinued starting Sunday April 6. Train 50 from Frederick to Baltimore and Train 45 from Baltimore will be removed, affecting local schedules. Adjusted timings show No 72 arriving at 3 15 pm from Hagers town and No 72 departing Frederick at 2 29 pm for Baltimore, daily except Sunday.
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Frederick
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Chamber of Commerce
D. John Markey
William U Gaver
Baltimore
Batimore
Wagersstown
Buntley
Baltmore
Sonday
Senate program again at White House parley
Eight Republican senators joined a White House breakfast to chart a concrete post spring legislative program and push Parliament toward adjournment by June 1. The talks, described as exploratory, aimed to speed up passage of core items and reduce Senate deliberations this session.
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Senate
White House
Washington
Congress
Weller
Maryland
Weather Again Halts Flight Of Army Planes
Four United States army planes from Sand Point Field Washington had their around the world flight postponed until tomorrow due to adverse weather along the route. A bookshop in Ot Berida near the lugronsation tie finery is run by Miss athered in Senoiton Iowa, who originated the scheme and her hop Orientalla Afloat.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States Army
Sand Point Field
Austen Chamberlain Heads for Commons With Confident Pace
High Stepper Austen Chamberlain, former chancellor of the British exchequer, moves briskly toward the House of Commons. He predicts a lively day for the Conservatives as supporters rally around the party.
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Austen Chamberlain
House of Commons
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