Western Maryland Chamber Sets Non-Political Plan to Boost Eye Sky Law
Western Maryland Chamber of Commerce executive council met Friday to study amendments to the Eye Sky statute and the Public Service Commission law. The group proposed a non political body with 18 members to push commercial and social welfare efforts and support no candidate or party.
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Western Marrland Chamber of Commerce
MOSC
Public Service Commission
General Assembly
Meriland
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Maryland
Galtimore
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Western Maryland Chamber of Commerce
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chambers of commerce
Auto Club
Automobile Club of Maryland
Annual Civic Club Luncheon Set for April 15
Arrangements are under way for Frederick Civic Club’s annual luncheon at the Wayside inn on Monday afternoon April 15 at 1 o’clock. Prominent speakers are being sought and the event serves as a get together for members and interested ladies. Officers will be elected and an engaging program is planned.
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Husband Held In Murder Of Two Girls
The Associated Press reports James Bian dino husband of one of the victims was held on manslaughter charges after two girls were hacked to death on a Staten Island road. Brogaio di Lorenzo an assistant in a Jersey City barber shop was also arrested. Bail set at £25,000 each. Detectives found a machine with blood stains in Jersey City and questioned ownership of a car linked to the investigation.
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Staten Island
Jersey City
April Showers Forecast for Tonight and Sunday
The article notes an improving outlook with a forecast of showers tonight and Sunday. It says warmer weather may follow the unsettled skies, with milder temperatures and a slight rise in the mercury after a cold spell.
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Coal Company Gets Injunction in Court
A strained improvised court order was sought by a Birmingham coal firm as the U S government tightened its actions in a dispute over coal operations. The injunction aimed to pause regulatory measures amid ongoing proceedings in federal court.
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COAL COMPANY
Birmingham
Ala
United States
Market Weakness Seen From Lack of Buying Support
Market observers note insufficient buying support trimming gains. Analysts point to weak participation and higher selling pressure as stocks fail to hold advances, signaling a cautious near term outlook for the market.
Clean Streets and Public Welfare Call Stressed
Fragmentary report hints at civic effort to keep streets cleaner and curb disorder. Mentions channels, cars, and international notes possibly linking France Italy and New York activities. Language is garbled, limiting concrete details about participants or dates.
Air student killed in McCook Field mishap
An air student died in a mishap at McCook Field. Investigators from local authorities and safety officials are reviewing the incident to determine cause and responsibility.
Unsettled Weather Forecast Across East in coming week
Weather outlook shows unsettled conditions persisting next week across the North and Middle Atlantic states. Temperatures fluctuate with periods of fair skies giving way to colder spells and variable pressures likely to affect travel and daily plans.
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Wasnincian
North
Middle Atlantic
City Health Report Shows March Mortality Outpaces Births
March figures from City Health Officer Dr. Ira J. McCurdy show 28 deaths in Frederick versus 27 births. Of 22 white births, 3 were set for males and 3 females. colored births included 3 males and 2 females. Deaths included 9 colored individuals and 19 white. Influenza and whooping cough cited as leading causes.
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Ira J. McCurdy
City Health Oficer
Frederick
Non-Support Case Returns to Court in North Carolina
A non-support case involving James AL and an unnamed party returns to court in North Carolina. The proceedings reference a phone company and a Mrnci por, with a taser being mentioned in relation to the arrest and authorities handling the matter.
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N.C
Jerhi James
Mrnci
Leender Weppical Project Plans New Medical Facility
Ambitious S200,000 appropriation backed by the last legislative session funds a four building medical complex. The group seeks a one story facility with 33 housing units and adjacent wards to serve patients. Local officials urge approval of the project.
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Treerr
Opening of Grace Church in Brunswick Set for May 31
The article notes Bishop Murray announced the formal opening of the new Grace Church in Brunswick for Thursday May 31. The building, started about a year ago, is now near completion and furnished throughout. Rev John Lb Yelleit, former rector, will lead the opening service at 1856 oviock a.m. with an evening confirmation.
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Murray
Mary St
Grace church
Brak
Cumberland
oviock a.m
John Lb Yelleit
Francis C. Stine
Norfolk
Vacant Property Redeveloped Into Boys Playground
Fragmentary notes describe a vacant property being converted into a boys playground. Text hints at airflows and a local figure named Rouse AIsy with unclear actions and dates. Further details are unreadable, leaving the core idea of conversion and community use.
Steamer Loaded With Ale Lost Off Massachusetts Coast
A fragile wreck record states a steamer carrying ale sank off the Massachusetts coast with at least nine lives lost. Survivors report chaotic conditions and rough seas during the disaster.
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MASS
Mothers Push Babies in 52 Mile Race From Westminster
Five mothers pushing perambulators with babies crossed Westminster Bridge at 3 15 pm in a 32 miles to Brighton race. The protest by the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children warned of possible prosecutions if infants suffered. Crowds cheered as the march continued toward Brighton, with fatigue visible among some escorts.
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Associated Press
Londos
Westminster bridge
Brighton
England
Society for the prevention of Cruelty
Red Hall
Westminster
Danish Steamer Sunk After Collision Off Baltimore
The Danish steamer Nordhvalen sank after a collision with the British steamer Barracoo near the Pa tapsco river mouth. Nordhvalen rests about 20 feet deep with superstructure exposed. no lives lost. Both ships are freighters. Nordhvalen headed to St Nazaire with coal, Barracoo from New York to Baltimore ballast. Ship agents cited no cause yet.
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Baltimore
Nordhaalen
Patapsco
St. Nazaire
France
New York
Two Story Homes Sold On Fourth And Third Streets
Real estate notices report two new two story brick houses sold on Fourth Street north side and Third Street south side No 356 to couples Mr and Mrs Shafer and Mr and Mrs Cronenburg. The text references residents and a World War I veteran with family details.
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Flautt
Ioan RINCe
Stolen Ford Tay From Farm Site In Virginia
A farm worker in Virginia reported a theft of a Ford car from in front of a farm site. The incident details are unclear in the fragmented text.
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Sports brief bulletin distills tennis volley results
A terse sports note reports on tennis and volleyball results with local teams, players, and venues referenced. No detailed scores are provided in the fragment, but the item highlights ongoing matches and upcoming events tied to the season.
Flittings About Ended for Spring in City Movings
A mass of residents moved April first as Frederick city and county show an unusually large relocation. Names of new occupants and addresses fill the page, noting Mrs. Ida Hatemond to 224 South 210 East Seventh and many others amid a long moving list. The coast guard cutter Manhattan relayed a rescue when Captain Ryan was saved after being lowered by his feet to reach a crew member overboard.
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Frederick city
City
Ida Hatemond
North Market street
210
East Seventh
W. H L. Newcomer
Edward S. Rice
C. L. Lescalet
East Third
Harry BR. Shafer
O. K. McIntyre
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Roy W. Poole
Rosemont Avenue
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Patri
Linden Hs
Harry Wolfe
Patrick
Elmer Ray
Leonard Krei
C. E. Esworthy
Walter P. Feaga
South Market
Fred Sheleigh
Moberly
Guy L. Fout
M. C. Stottlemyer
York
Clarente M. Dareas
E. Ciina
Highland Lodge
Braddock
FLW
Fitch
Turner
West
West Patrick
Shank
West Church
College Park
M. Schroeder
Maud Dittmar
State Bank
Din Avenue
Patto
Roger R. Rice
Third
Jennie Ott
North Market
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Figures for Salvation Army drive in Frederick detailed
David Ralon Zimmerman reports on Salvation Army disbursements and receipts over the past year and a half. The November 1921 drive raised 1300 dollars. From December 21 1921 to December 31 1922 expenditures locally totaled 2752.15 dollars with sums covered by tambourine collections and Baltimore branch transfers. In Frederick 53526 was spent on general relief. One hundred twenty three garments and seven toys were given, 97 received free lodgings, 112 meals, seven fuel grants, and 275 Christmas dinners were served.
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Salvation Army
David Ralon Zimmerman
Baltimore
Frederick
Surprise Wedding Unites Miss Elsie Middlekauf and Paul Martin
The ceremony took place in Frederick with Rev. Henri L. G. Kiefer performing. Elsie Middlekauf of Hagerstown and Paul Martin of California married secretly, notifying both families by wire from Chicago. Martin, long in California, will reside in Long Beach with his father.
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J. M. a Middlekauf
Hagerstown
Paul Martin
California
Frederick
Henri L. G. Kiefer
Evangelical Reformed church
Chicago
Martin
Howard
Beaver Creek
Standard Odl Company
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