Storage Reservoir And Street Plans Disclosed At Chamber Meet
Frederick leaders gather as city officials address municipal improvements including a storage reservoir and street program. Mayor Cul l explains aims and limits while business men pledge cooperation and offer advice for asphalt street plans and new bridge/road construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber Of Commerce
Biscon
Lloyd C. Cul
Chamber of Commer
Board of Aldermen
Frederick
benquet
Fran Hotel
Irving S. Biser
KR. E. Sager
Francis Scott Her
Hartel
FE. H. Barrimaz
Anades
R. Paul Smith
Potomac Public Service Company
com
John 3S. Herer
rancis Seot Ker
Cumberland
Culler
Juniors Adopt Alarm System for Fire Alarms in Frederic
The Frederic Junior Fire Company introduces a new alarm plan to save wear on apparatus. Only the hose wagon with chemical tank responds to minor alarms, with the steam engine deployed if a larger fire is detected. The system keeps the steamer running from the moment the hose wagon leaves, ensuring quick engine response to a second alarm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederic
George William Shi foreman
Uniteds
Waterets
Dodge
Frederick
Shipler
John
Waterworks Plans Highlight City Growth and Costs
Mayor outlines underground water system plans for Frederick with 12.2 square miles of watershed and a dam 75 feet above sea level. City land spans about 1641 acres while daily water use nears 1,009,000 gallons with leaks from bad mains. Contract work includes curb and gutter, street widening discussion, and noise considerations for new streets with cost shares involving the railway company.
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Fing creek
Frederick
ject
Culler
Market street
Board
offildermen
Spraying Trees: County Survey and Quarterly Plan
A statewide effort to improve fruit tree spraying via county surveys of insect and fungus growths led by Sanders and Mr Cory. Mr Saa tsig will visit Frederica county weekly for six weeks, sending findings to College Park to guide timing of sprays tied to predicted weather. County Agent McGill will disseminate practical spraying guidance to orchardists.
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Breede
Sanders
Cory
Saatsig
Frederica
Corry
College Park
BL Shi
aso
Maryland
Shew
John McGill, Jr
man court house
AM orchar
McGill
Attitude toward Harding nomination discussed by Coondze
Associates Press reports on inquiries about Vice-President Coondze's view of President Harding's renomination. He predicts that demand for renomination will be pressed, noting the administration's stance and possible implications for re-elect. Also mentions a North Market Street house sold to Mrs Dove D Working and an extended road project by a local firm.
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North Market Street
Crim hare
Dove D
ze M
Partial Fruit Crop Damaged by Cold Wave Belief Cited
A fragment notes part of the fruit crop damaged by a cold wave while suggesting cold weather may have some beneficial effects. No specific locations, dates, or organizations are provided. The item reads as a brief reader note on weather impact and local agriculture.
Death by Own Action Victim Buried Today
Funeral services were held for Joseph Edwards near Clarksburg Montgomery county age about 59 who died by hanging in a barn. He had recently seen a Baltimore specialist and grew despondent over an stomach ailment. He left behind a daughter Mrs Grover Thompson his mother and several brothers and sisters.
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Joseph Edwards
Clarksburg
Montgomery counbout
Edwards
Haltimore
Thomas Edwards
Virgin
Grover Thompson
James Spring
Stanley Whip
Thomas W. Edwards
Samuel E. Edwards
pear Clarksburg
M. E. church
Mr. Brashears
Rear Admiral Knapp Dies After Accident at Sea
Rear Admiral Knapp, aged 70, died following a sudden car accident while in service. He retired in 1920 after a long naval career including service in Santo Domingo. The incident occurred shortly before his formal retirement papers were filed.
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Knapp Dea
Knapp
Santo Domingo
Bovermor
Executive Council Of West Md Chamber Of Commerce Meeting Today
The Executive Council of the West Maryland Chamber of Commerce met here this afternoon to outline work and plan future activities for the Eastern Shore organizations. Officers and members Tasker Lowndes Cumberland James T Gambill Frederick M Gilette Frostburg Ror Leder Hagerstown C N Me Entire Oakland attended.
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Executive Council Of West
Chamber Of Commerce
Francis SeoCh
Oakland
Tasker
Lowndes
Cumberland
James T. Gambill
Frederick
M. Gilette
Frostoure
Leder
Hagerstown
C. N. Me
Tntire
Plans For Salvation Army Fund Drive In Frederick
Final arrangements wrap up for the annual Salvation Army campaign in Frederick led by Dr. Ralph Zimmerman. A Monday evening banquet at Gorlock Francis Scott Key Hotel will launch the drive aimed at funding a year of local service including meals, shelters, anti suicide bureaus, rescue and emergency relief, and settlement work.
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Salvation Army
Ralph Zimmerman
Gorlock
Francis Scote Key Hotel
Frederick
Amercian Army
Sher
ag friends
Few Observe Arbor Day in Frederick
Arbor Day observance planned for Frederick failed to attract notice as residents were expected to plant shrubs or trees yet schools offered no events. The Deaf school district planned activities were postponed due to shrubbery delays. National Forest Protection week tied to a proclamation by the Federation of Women’s Clubs. A $106,000 damage suit against Army personnel was dismissed on motion by plaintiffs, with grounds for dismissal not stated.
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Frederica
toom
National Forest Prote
America
General Federation
sated Press
Arnay
Conger
Two Women Slain On Road Near Distillery Scout
In Burkinsville a false robbery tip led Sheriff Jones and deputies to guard the Outerbridge Horsey Distillery overnight. Earlier, police found Miss Bessie McMahon of Utica and Mrs Irene Blandino of Jersey City murdered on a road at Donegan.
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Outerbridge
Burkitsville
Jones
Sherif Jones
Bessie McMahon
Irene Blandino
Associated Press
New York
Utica
Jersey City
S.J
Donegan Hitten island
Baltimore Rises to Seventh in U S City Sizes
AP report from Washington on April 6 notes census bureau estimates showing shifts among the 30 largest U S cities. Baltimore moves ahead of Boston to become the seventh largest, with Los Angeles passing Pittsburgh to ninth and San Francisco surpassing Buffalo to eleventh, among other changes. Minneapolis grows past Cincinnati and New Orleans to sixteenth.
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Associated Press
Washington
census bureau
pew
New York
Chicago
Phiadelphia
Detroit
Baltimore
Boston
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Buffalo
Minneapolis
Cincinnati
New Orleans
Wills for Orphans Court Filed Amid Probate Movements
In Fulton county two wills were presented to the Orphans Court involving John Lawson who died March 24. The January 20 1922 will, witnessed by Dr Charad William Storm, leaves all property to nephew Frederick Uriah Burgee with executors Dasi nm Carmack Samuel Vesting and Rene S Harp. The probate action names executor nominees and requests court supervision as part of a broader Fulton county probate and insurgent group litigation context.
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John Lawson
Frederick Uriah Burgee
Charad Wiliam M. Storm
giza appoin
ai en
Samuel
Dasi nm Carmack
Semelenmgig
Rene S. Harp
Kian
Atlanta
pril
Ku Klux Klan
Fulton county Superior court
Harry B. Terrell
Explosion Wrecks Miner Home in Frostburg Maryland
At about 1 a m a bomb exploded destroying a two story frame house on McCulloh Street in Frostburg. Joseph Greco a miner his wife and eight children escaped injury though nearby dwellings suffered damage. The blast wrecked an outbuilding and rear of the house and plastering was torn from walls. The incident occurred during coal region tensions following a strike.
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Associated Press
Cumberland
Frostburg
Georges Creek
McCulloh St
Joseph Greco
Greco
Weather Forecast Promises Warmer, Fair Weekend
The weather writer reports fair skies with temperatures rising after recent rain. After cool nights, daytime warmth is expected to continue through the weekend with unseasonably mild conditions, though skies show some lingering uncertainty in early watches.
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hica
Fred
Rails And Chemicals Lag In Price Advance
The Associated Press reports April 6 that stock prices rose overall with broad participation. Chemicals were notably weak while rails lagged, other groups advanced. most active issues fluctuated and rose, with many hitting year highs. Marquee stocks opened lower, while dealers noted gains across sectors despite uneven strength.
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Associated Press
ow York
SiGckS
Call mower
Negro hanged in Baltimore for 1928 murder
In Baltimore on April 6 Bishop Hawkins, a Negro man, was hanged in the city jail for the murder of Ethel Sitar ling, also a colored person, in October 1928. A large crowd witnessed the execution without incident.
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Baltimore
Bishop Hawkins
Ethel Sitarling
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