Frederick Auto Show Opens with $150000 in Cars Displayed
Frederick hosts its annual automobile show at the State Armory featuring over $150000 in cars. Dealers fill all spaces as crowd pleasers include four wheel brakes balloon tires and music by the Blue Melody Boys. The event runs through Saturday with exhibitions by Mary land motor clubs and insurance booths.
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America
State Armory
Frederick
Sia Ocloch
Blue Melody Boys
Emory B. Shipley
B. C. Webb
H. L. Michael
Nealers
Automobile Club of Maryland
Potts & Saifiim
Ford
Lincoln
Frederick “Motor Company
Oakland
Model Garage
Apperson
Jefferson
Overland
Voallys-Knicht
Green Motor Company
Kndson Amit Essex
Harhanzh
Chevrolet
Kaufman Motor Company
Buick
Tdeal
Cadillac and
Why Two Trains Were Dropped by the Railroad
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad discontinued two passenger runs to and from this city. The Chamber of Commerce asked vice president Galloway for the reasons behind the action. Pending his reply, a protest may be filed to restore the original schedule.
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Peek
Batimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Chamber of Commerc
G W. Galloway
Chamber of Commerce
Galloway
Public Garage License Case Decided in Maryland Court
In Rockville the Circuit Court under Chief Judge Urner found Montgomery Motor Company guilty for failing to obtain a public garage license. The judges held the license requirement applies to garages keeping autos for sale as well as for other uses. A suspended sentence was imposed and the decision may be appealed to the Court of Appeals.
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Liner
Peter and
Worthington
Rockville
Maryland
Montgomery Motor Company
Urner
Court of Appeals
Marylander Escapes After Auto Crash With Train
A Maryland man narrowly escaped death when his car collided with a passenger train near Westminster on a Saturday. The impact tore the rear end of the vehicle and sent the back seat flying, but the car was not dragged onto the tram and the driver survived with injuries.
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Osath Georg Water
Westminster
Esc
Cps
Wather
Fire destroys building near Baltiumore station in Germantown
A large lane building near Baltiumore and Ohin station in Germantown owned by Lawson King and occupied by several families burned late Wednesday night. Firefighters from Rockville quickly extinguished the blaze and saved most furniture despite damage estimated around 1904 dollars, with a spark from a passing engine thought to have started the fire.
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Baltiumore and
Ohin
Germantown
Lawson King
Rockville
Ministers Shifts Named in Baltimore Conference Assignments
The Baltimore Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South assigns Rev W W White to Beltsville and designates other clergy moves across towns in Montgomery and nearby counties including Rev H L Coffman at Clarksburg and Rev J Most at Poolesville. Several pastors remain in place such as Rev Dr Williams and Rev D L Mosman at Christ Church Baltimore.
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Stev. A. Lee Barret
Moods Church
South
Beltsville
Washington
W. W. White
Baltimore
Methodist Holocopadl Church
Roanoke
H. L. Coffman
Clirksburg
Jon
Poolesville
Montgomery County
Williams
GQ Iis Wilkes
Calvary Methodist Viascopal Church
Auescording
Methodist Episcopal Conference
Baltioers
Ree Ao
Ab Wrightson
Calvarys Church
Douglass Memorial Church
Predevigk
Sykesville Hay
Heriban Mehas
Thiru
S. Jones
Walkersville
Nev
Klot
Mowbray
Westminster
Edwards
Brunswick
A. We
City to host fall radio show with plans forming
Local dealers plan a major fall radio show in September at the State Armory to showcase new indoor entertainment features. Exhibitors from other cities and big manufacturers may be invited to display and possibly broadcast on site. Details are under consideration and plans are expected soon.
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America
State Armory
Fradderich
Wedding of Byron Winebrewer and Julia Sommerfield
Byron Augustus Winebrewer and Julia Augusta Sommerfield were married at nine this morning at the bride’s home, Rev. Dr. U.S.G. Rupp officiating. The ceremony featured Edward C. Lease Jr. as best man and Elsie Somme Held as bridesmaid. The couple plans a wedding trip to Niagara Falls and other northern points before settling at 239 South Market Street.
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Byron Augustus Winebrewer
Sdn
Mary E. Winebrewer
Thi
City
Julia Augusta Sommerfield
Leo Sommerfield
West Patrick Street
U.S. G. Rupp
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Edward C. Lease, Jr
Elsie Somme
South Market Street
Winebrones
Frederick
Bos’ High School
Hagerstown and
Prederick
Potomar Toison Companys
Winebrener
Frederick Goris’ Wie
Lloyd Winebrener
Kezer Molf
Grover
Vichael Myo
Richard PF Simmon
Goldie Webster
Augusta Neff
Prederek Steiner
Washington
Mise Estelle Steiner
Stoner
Elmer Waherkern
Warrington
Woman Found Murdered in Her Apartment
Pay Apr and Mrs Vern Thase 86 were murdered in their apartment shortly before noon. Neighbors heard a pistol shot and police found Mrs Thase with a gunshot wound in the bathroom. Husband Charles Thase a listed engineer was at work. valuables remained untouched as investigators hunt for the killer.
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Associated Press
Pittsbuegh
Vern Thase
Charles Thase
Husbard
Humane Week Observed In Frederick by Local S P C A
The Frederick County Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals marks Humane Week from April 6 with educational efforts and a call for broader humane activity. The local group, incorporated twenty years ago, runs a shelter for dogs and cats and invites new members to support ongoing care and outreach.
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Presa
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Glyren
Dus
Publc
New York
BR. O P. Wardia
Humanitarian League of
Bombay
Maryland
Nelie Williams
California
Hawaiian Islands
Frederick County Society For the Prevention of
JL Bay
W Maerslang
Cra
Oon
Granted Divorce In Circuit Court No 2 Baltimore
In Baltimore Circuit Court No 2 a decree of divorce was granted in the Virginia Devinss v George Devilbiss case. The complainant Virginia Devinss may resume her maiden name Virginia MeBride. Trenu Sharp represented the defendant.
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Jace Dewkins
Baltimore
Virginia Devinss
George Devilbiss
Virginia MeBride
Trenu Sharp
Not Guilty Find Shocks Local Jury
A Montgomery County farmer, Welsh, was found not guilty by a Montgomery circuit court jury of violating liquor laws by selling whiskey to neighbor Wade Kendall. The case centers on alleged illicit sale. A 12 year old laborer and an antique wagon capable of hauling up to fifteen tons is noted in the surrounding text.
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Lane
Montgomery County
Wade Kendala
Drive Against Cancer In State Campaign Unites Frederick
Frederick and Montgomery counties unite for a cancer drive with a meeting in Baltimore on Friday May 9. Dr Joseph Colt Ilaud urges the Maryland Medical Society to organize public education on prevention and early detection.
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Frederick City
Joseph Colt Ilaudgoo
Baltimore
Oster Elall
Chourglal
Maryland Cancer
Fey
Stouse
Carroll Property Fire Destroys Historic Mansion
The fire swept the Carroll property near Fillbett City destroying a historic mansion once owned by Charles Carroll, brother of Governor John Carroll. The home, filled with priceless heirlooms and antiques, was engulfed early and only a portion of the property’s value covered by insurance.
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Carroll
Treas
Baltamece
Deatros
Rewer
Sears
Charles Carrow
John Hae
Paul Musante Injured in Auto Accident Near Alexandria
Paul Musante, a sergeant in Company A and a member of the guardsmen’s basketball team, reportedly broke his leg when his car ran over near Fredericksburg while visiting his brother. Musante holds prior records with the riflemen and played football for Hestfall.
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Mary Crumelly
Paul Musante
Jett
Alexandria
Virginia
Misante
Ita
Fredericksburg
Musante
Jocal Athuetic Elides
Proverick
Ans
Residents Plead Guilty to Break-ins in Gaithersburg
Fourteen to eighteen year old residents of Falthersburg and Vivinity pleaded guilty before Judge Peter Sand Weethington in the circuit court of Ite Kvisle fn. Indicted for breaking into garages and other business establishments in Gaithersburg and stealing automobile parts and other items. The court sentenced them after a reprimand.
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Sir Wiliam Reed
Wilkin Nicholdon
George Tad Slevert Aine
Harry Reid
John Kemp
Falthersburg
He Tange
Eigghteen
Peter Sand Weethington
Circuit Court
Ite
Kvisle Fn
Nto
Gaithersburg
Yecamse Ney Wor
Aspirant Joins Sixth District Race Amid Labor Support
An aspirant enters the Sixth District contest as J. Pom Ve Land Cryee, a Democrat from Magers town, Washington County, with strong labor backing across the counties. The field includes Frank McDoMish, signaling a lively primary battle ahead.
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J. Pom
Magerstown Mi Gti
Bareni
Washington
Bolttcat
Tiber Wade
ABA
Frank McDoMish
Medical appeal to professionals for cancer center work
A national request to dentists and physicians to join the American Hooty for the Centrol of Cancer campaign. With a large member base and Dr George A Seper as director the group urges doctors to educate communities on cancer prevention and early detection.
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Findle
George A Seper
Countis
Nationist Association
Senate committee advances new revenue bill amid cuts
The Senate Finance Committee orders the revenue bill reported with broad cuts including a 2 percent permanent income tax reduction, a 25 percent tax on earned income, and repeal of several excise taxes. Partisan opposition notes Mellon plan rates. The panel may act again soon on the Soldier’s bonus bill.
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Associated Prasa
Washington
Senate Finlity
Kinsance Committee
Ian Dade
Mellon
Bota
Chitra
Lina
Professor Bjorlee Addresses Local Scout Leaders
Prof Bjorlee spoke to Boy Scouts and leaders on character, home influence, and the role of Scouting in guiding troubled youth. He urged heartfelt engagement, practical outdoor work, and education through example as cures for delinquency and frivolous entertainment.
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Prof
Bjorlee
Djoree
Aire
Dov Scout
Scouls
Hon-Scurls
Braddock Wrights
Tan
Sram
Ljorke
Coolidge Wins Sweeping Victory in Michigan
Coolidge leads with a strong margin in Michigan Republican primaries as results trickle in from Detroit and statewide precincts. Page shows President candidate leads over Siram W. Johnean while Senator Wood bridge N. Verrin holds a slim edge for the Democratic preferment.
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Coolidge
Michigan
Associated Press
Detroit
Mich
X Coolidge
Vietory
Siram W. Johnean
Mondas
IL Primars
Trading Desultory Rails Tend To Rise
The Associated Press reports a desultory trading session with rails tending upward while call money opens at 3 percent. The piece mentions six million customers and 125 government orders in daily mail, highlighting activity from a large mail-order house in the United States.
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Associated Press
New York
Gov
Unird
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