Mountain Fire Near Thurmont Threatens Town
A strong wind fed a forest blaze near Thurmont destroying 250 cords of lumber and damaging woodland worth thousands. Firefighters and volunteers fought to save edge-of-town buildings including the Harmons Iron Bridge area, while residents prepared to evacuate as flames raged along the Western Maryland Railway.
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Guy Kelly
coxy
Charles McCarthy
George Zentz
William Ridenour
Irving Mackley
William Martin
John Becker
Thurmont
Western Maryland Railway
M. Hubert
George Ramsburg
Shopmen Prepare to Rebut Railroad Evidence in Balto Hearing
Striking Western Maryland shop workers and maintenance of way staff are set to testify in rebuttal to the railroad and the Dickson Contract and Repair Co before Judge Rose in Baltimore. The hearing on the restraining order resumes as counsel seek production of wage and condition agreements, with the court refraining from judging the controversy’s merits. Captain Thomas A. Hammond, homebound and described as fatigued, remains under care.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Western Maryland Railway Company
Western Maryland
United States
J. Cleveland Grice
Rose
Western Maryland railway
Dickson Conetraction and Repair Co
dodge Rowe
Dicken Company
Arore
Golden wedding celebration for Mr and Mrs A C McCardell
Residents here long time Mr and Mrs A C McCardell celebrate their golden wedding. Catoctin Country Club near Frederick prepares grounds for summer golf with four tennis courts to be laid out first. Planning includes possible outdoor swimming pool fed by spring water.
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MRS. A. C. M’CARDELL
Catoctin Country Club
Gilpin farm
Frederick
W. W. Mines
Frederick Couple Celebrate Golden Wedding in Frederick
Mr and Mrs Adrian C McCardell of Frederick Maryland celebrate 50 years of marriage after moving from a Washington County village to a growing city. They raised seven children and Mr McCardell built a long business career beginning in Hagerstown and Frederick, with Civil War era service briefly considered before joining local commerce.
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Adrian C. McCardell
Washington county
McCardell
Frederick
A. LeRoy McCardell
EdgardS. McCardell
Braddock Heights
Albert N. McCarde
Clarendon
Wilfred D
Catherine E. (Humrichhouse) McCardell
Thomas E. McCardell
Washington
Wilfred H. McCardell
Pdello TD. McCardell
Mary Seldenstricker
Louise P. McCardell
Hagerstown
Williamsport
George H. Bowman
Hamilton
United States Army
Gen. Bell
Boonsboro
Middletown
Old Stone Tavern
Baltimore and Ohio
Bell
Ministers Appointed for County Churches
The annual Chestertown Methodist Protestant conference announced pastor assignments for the county. J W Kirk and W A Sites were returned to Buckeystown and Liberty respectively, while J W Parris moves to Harpers Ferry. P M R Schauer succeeds at New Market and serves Mt Carmel Central and another church. Lisbon F S Cain Union Bridge W S Hanks Westminster J L Nichols.
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Methodist Protestant church
Chestertown
J. W. Kirk
Buckeystown
W. A Sites
Liberty charge
New Market
J. W. Parris
Harpers Ferry
W. Va
charze
P. M. R. Schauer
Mr. Schauer
Mt. Carmel
Central
Lisbon
F S. Cain
Union Bridge
W. S. Hanks
Westminster
J. L. Nichols
Republican Attacks Daugherty Over Lincoln Motor Suit
Rep Woodruff, Republican Michigan, told the House that if the Attorney General did not fully protect government interests in the Lincoln Motor claim suit he would deem him guilty of misfeasance and move impeachment. He also charged DOJ with failing to pursue contractors in civil and criminal courts. Miss Dorothy Worthington, daughter of Indes and Mrs. Glenn Worthington, underwent a slight operation at City Hospital.
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Associated Press
Washington
Woodraf
Michigan
House
Lincoln Motor Company
Wowhrafs
Department of Justice
chamber of war
congressional
Mise
Dorothy Worthincan
Indes
Glenn
Worthington
City Hospital restendar
Frederick Knights Templar Trip Through the South
Sixteen Fredericktonians from Jacques de Molay Commandery No 4 of the Knights Templar will ride a special train to New Orleans for the Grand Encampment Conclave arriving April 24. The trip includes stops in Asheville Chattanooga Meridian and Pensacola with visits to Fort Barrancas and naval yards. Notables from Frederick listed include A LeRoy McCardell A A Radcliff Grayson H Staley and Harry Schroeder among others.
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Jacques de Molay Commandery
K. T
Knights Templar
United States
New Orleans
Frederick
Beauseant Commandery
Baltimore
Camden Station
Asheville
N. C
Knonville
Chattanooga
Tenn
Pensacola
Florida
Barrancas
Pickens
McRea
Navy yards
Tallahassee
St. Johns river
Jacksonville
Savannah
Richmond
A. LeRoy McCardell
A. A. Radcliff
Grayson H. Staley
F. B. Sappington
H. Noel Haller
C. Warren Taylor
Charles M. Shank
Foster C. Remsburg
George Kirk
M. M. Barber
Harry OQ. Schroeder
McCardell Guided Frederick Business From Confectionery to Leadership
The article traces McCardell’s career from confectionery partner at McCardell and Knode to owner of the Bord property and creator of the McCardell Apartments. He never sought office but led civic efforts as president of the Bank, Mutual Fire Insurance, and cemetery company. He helped advance streets, cobble stones, and brick paving with the Rasige’s Men’s Association.
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McCardelli
Daniel Stonebraker
McCardell
Bord
North Market street
Rasiges
Frederick ac
Approach of Good Friday Drops Shad Prices Big Drop
Frederick fish merchants plan to meet the rising Good Friday demand as shad prices fall sharply from 60 and 50 cents to about 25 and 20 cents. Local orders are already booked and retailers expect higher sales this year as shad becomes affordable and widely consumed. Baltimore supplies Frederick with fresh shad, ending season with Lent. Bank directors of Fredericktown Savings Institution were reelected: Knott, Rohrback, Dean, Lough, Kemp, Rice, McMil, Shaff, Bow er. The board will meet Thursday for organization.
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Frederick
Baltimore
Fredericktown Savings Institution
Coalambas Knott
Jacob Rohrback
George A Dean
A Lough
C. Thomas Kemp
Lewis R Rice
James Mc. Mil
ROL. Shaff
Grayson E. Bower
Administration tariff bill presented to Senate today
Washington April 11. The administration tariff bill rewritten by Senate Republicans based on foreign valuation and flexible radia is presented to the Senate and slated for April 21 consideration. It aims to raise 300 to 350 million yearly, with rates higher than the Payne Aldrich act but ad valorem rates lower than the House bill. Wheat duty fixed at 35 cents a bushel. cattle hides taxed two and four cents on dried.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Harding
House
Treasury
Agriculture Tariff Bloc
Fordney
Stocks Rise Broadly on New Year Highs in New York
In New York on April 11, Studebaker Central Leather American Can and Stromberg led gains of one to four points amid a market rally. Earlier waves pulled down Mexican and Pan American Petroleum Famous Players Westinghouse Corn Products Sears Roebuck and Davison Chemical by one to two points. Demand for obscure steels like Nova Scotia Otis and British Empire rose as call money opened at 4 1/2 percent.
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Associated Press
New York
Studebaker
Central Leather
American Can
Stromberg
gais
Mexican
Pan American petroleum
Famous Players
common
preferred
Westinghouse
Corn Products
Sears, Roebuck and
Davison Chemical
Nova Scotia
Otis
British Empire
Ripper murder added to New York's crimes
A ripper murder was added to New York City's crimes list when the nude body of Nelle Tracy, 40, was found in a Manhattan tenement hall near Chatham Square. She was stabbed with a razor, part of her clothing nearby, and neighbors recalled seeing a man nearby minutes earlier. A second victim, a man with a slashed throat, was found in a cellar on East 11th Street, with murderer's footprints in congealed blood.
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Associated Frese
New York
New York city
Nelle Tracy
Chatham Square
East 11th street
W Nider urges jobless veterans to return home for work
National commander of the American Legion Henford MacNider appealed via the Associated Press for ex service men to go back to their home towns to seek jobs. He said unemployed veterans are congesting in large cities where conditions worsen and noted the Legion has been coordinating an effort, now three weeks old, to place about 790,000 jobless servicemen.
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Indianapolis
Henford MacNider
American Legion
Associated Press
deblons
Legion
MacNider
Union Organizers Meet First Reverse
Pittsburgh April 11 report says 300 workers returned to the H C Frick Coke plants in Connellsville region while Continent No 2 with 160 men remained closed. The United Mine Workers organizers had been pushing for unionization amid coal operator opposition.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
United Minl Workers
H. C. Frick Coke Company
Connellsville
Conclude Testimony in 3rd Arbuckle Trial
San Francisco April 11 testimony closed today in the third Roscoe Arbuckle manslaughter trial. Closing arguments are expected to fill the rest of the session and much of tomorrow, with the case likely to go to the jury tomorrow afternoon. The narrative includes a bride's tearful line about breakfast unfinished and a joke about baking powder.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Roscoe Arbuckle
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