Frederick City Board to Meet on Water Report and Bond Issue
Mayor Lloyd C. Culler calls a special meeting of the Board of Aldermen for 7:40 PM to discuss the water report by Whitman Reynard and Smith and the legislature approved bond issue of 250,000 dollars for municipal improvements. G. J. Reynardt will attend to explain recommendations. The session may be executive. Additional bids for concrete curb and gutter and coal supply for one year will be reviewed, with routine items also on the agenda.
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Lloyd C. Culler
Board of Aldermen
Whitman
Reynards and Smith
Baltimore
Fishing Creek
Wiys Bale
Frederick
G. J. Reynardt
Frederick City
Ritchie
Detroit Packeteers Slain by Hi-Jackers in Street Ambush
Two Detroit criminals, Zarl Remington and Gordon Teter, were killed early today when they confronted a hijacker who had stolen their money and cabaret outfit. The gunman fled in a car after shooting the men and was seen leaving the scene. In other items, Em Stevens of Airview wrecked her Pontiac while fleeing an oncoming car near Middletown, and a local group plans to plant 4,000 red pine trees on watershed property Saturday if weather allows. A road contract on the Westminster Mount Airy highway was awarded to S. Luck and Sons with an estimated cost of 103799.10.
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Detroit
Zarl Remington
Gordon Teter
Nave
Remington
Teter
Em Stevens
Airview
Middlemen
Frank Sheffer
Middetown
Miss Stevens
Myersville
Timne
Frederick
Imaak Waiton League
North Market
Cpa
Aghway Otxeen
Westminster
Mount Airy
S. Luck and Sons
Richmond
Hoover Abandons Trip to Frederick Saturday
Unclear text reports a planned trip to Frederick, Maryland was abandoned. Mentions of individuals or places are fragmented and uncertain, with references to nearby locales and river area duck hunting. The passage lacks coherent details or verifiable names due to poor OCR quality.
Frost Tonight Likely Into Higher Temperature Soon
A forecast from Washington predicts frost tonight but expects rising temperatures within 24 hours. Warm spell and fruit crops have eased concerns, with Thursday’s high at 45 and a five degree minimum swing in the last day.
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Washington
Auto law violations listed by the Automobile Commissioner
The report names offenses in Emmittsburg Frederick Middletown and Thurmont with fines. Items include operating while intoxicated revocation of Clifton Coughlin license using dealers tags improper license speeding reckless driving and related violations. Several addresses and names appear with varied penalties.
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Automobie
Emmittsburg
John P. Eyler
Ellis Glass
Wm. M. Miller
Stewart Topper
Frederick
Clifton Coughlin
C. E. Robinson
Andrew A. Wallace
Coughlin
New Market
Middletown
Bruce S. Kepler
Harry R. Poole
Vincent FP. Senia
Lester C
Shearer
Hurcegel Weaver
Thurmont
Norman Shaffer
Shailer
Criminal Action Considered Against Frat at UVA
Richmond Va Apr 12 AP E J Gibson assistant to Attorney General John R Saunders said admissions of ownership and drinking at the Delta Tau Delta chapter house at the University of Virginia could prompt criminal action if evidence supports it Saunders head of the state Prohibition force ruled the admissions reported in press coverage constitute grounds for a criminal inquiry If reports are true prosecutions under the prohibition law will follow Gibson said before leaving for Charlottesville to investigate
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Richmond
E. J. Gibson
John R. Saunders
Virginia
Delta Tau Delta National
University of Virginia
Afr. Saunders
State Prohibition Force
Gibson
Charlotteshikce
Gunmen Grab $16,000 in Gold Bullion Heist
In Irvington New Jersey a bold robbery by gunmen tied to an APT refinery work crew netted a haul of sixteen thousand dollars in gold bullion. The suspects escaped after the theft at the refinery site sparking a citywide manhunt.
Maryland vegetation far ahead of normal
Weather in March and early April was unusually mild across Maryland causing vegetation to progress well ahead of typical dates. March was the second warmest on record for Baltimore and the week of April 3 to 5 was the warmest early spring week yet.
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Maryland
Roscoe Nunn
Abo
Baltimore
Jane Grawing
Singers Club at Hood College Concert
The Hew Ts Club of Onto Westeyan presents a morning program at Hood College featuring Tell Me Not of a Lovely Lass Forsythe Cage Cod Sailor's Chantel arr Bowers and The Flute of Pan suite Mouquet Pan and the Shepherds Charlet Cellars and ensemble In These Delightful Pleasant Groves Purcell The Silver Swan Gisbons So Soberty and Softly Norees on Apace Svendsen Elizabeth Robertsen Beschers Dens ana Roth Wasrex organ.
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Singers Club
Hew Ts Club
Onto Westeyan
Hood College
Bradbook
Hail Thor
Forsythe
Cage Cod Salior
Bowers
Cluo
Mouquet
Purcell
Gisbons
Noreeson
Svendsen
Elizabeth Robertsen Ihe Sae Beschers S
Densana Roth
Unclear early morning service features former pastor
A garbled note describes an early morning church service where a former pastor, Rev. Howrr, now at Second Reformed Church in Her Turk, Pa, was to speak. The fragment includes misread names and events, making specifics uncertain.
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Howrr
Second Reformed Church of
Herturk
Chad
Herdaurhies
Bezmuce
Pley
Robbery at Lansing State Bank near Chicago
A bank robbery near Chicago involved 25 customers and employees as two masked men forced the cashier to load two bags of cash and accompany them a short distance to a waiting car. First estimates cited about 510,000 dollars as the haul.
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Chicago
Lansing State Bank
Indiana Ring
The
OTP
Frank
Henry PF. W. Schultz
Walter J. Winterness
Winterness
E. J
Union Strike Halts Stone Work On New City Church
A dispute over using different contractors delays the stonework on a city church project. Baltimore firm Sey mour Ruff & Son, the sub contractor, employs union men while Lloyd C. Culler is general contractor. The International Union ordered the strike affecting masons plasterers and bricklayers local unions. Further talks planned at the evening meeting.
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Ste Trc Unio
Lloyd C. Culler
Seymour Ruff & Son
Baltimore
Culler
International Union
Masons, Plasters and Bricklayers Union
Six believed dead in cofferdam collapse at Lansing
Six workers were believed killed when a cofferdam collapsed at the South Logan Street viaduct in Lansing, Michigan. Eight men were 30 feet below river level when timbers and water crushed them. two were rescued, six presumed dead. Arbor Day programs and church events also noted in Woodsboro and area listings.
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Lansing
Mich
Logan Street
Cew
Past Sachems Night 8 Held by Chippewa Tribe
A dense list of names follows the report, noting the Chippewa Tribal event Past Sachems Night 8. The text catalogues numerous individuals including Henry Berrett, Charles Landis, John Lipps, George Chambers, and others as attendees or honorees.
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Abaca
Eles
Dunes & Dunak
Henry
Berrett
S Lipps
Charles AL Landis
John H. Grove
Rene S. Bay
Chales B. Greet
S. Kovedor Alhaee
Vievee Frocks
Chrles W. Keter
Muaid
EF Barthia Mien RL la
Tews EL Kennedy
Corey Etchwon
Elias A Summers
Jesse
Fogie
John T. Lipps
George M. Chambers
Thos. B Dinterman
Roger S Quimn
George L. Bubette
Charles R Coleman
Inveing C
Car posted as collateral stolen from chief's home
Chief of Police Joseph E Chew of Brunswick faced a ruse when Lloyd Kepler left his car with the chief as collateral for a fine. The vehicle disappeared from Sixth Avenue, was found later on the Park Heights cemetery road with an empty tank, and Kepler was arrested for the offense. The incident prompted a search and recovery.
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Joseph E Chew
Brunswick
Sixth Avenue
Lloyd Kepler
Chen
Chief Chew
Tomer Chew
Morgan
Runkles
Park Heights Cemetery
Merk
Alleged election fraud case challenged by vice inquiry
A court official denied actions by campaign committees amid a vice inquiry. Prosecutor and representative admitted that 2,064 fraudulent votes were found in the city primaries last year, but argued the inquiry failed to disclose indictable details or secure witnesses.
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Ww Top
Court of Common Plea
Repelio
Presbyterian Speaker to Preach at Hood College Service
Rev J Ross Stevenson of Princeton Theological Seminary will be the speaker at Hood College weekly vesper service Sunday afternoon and preach at the Presbyterian church. Dr Charles E Webler, pastor, will lead the 11 o'clock Sunday morning service. Dr Stevenson formerly led Grown Memorial Presbyterian in Baltimore and one of New York City’s leading churches. He is noted as a distinguished pulpit figure.
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J. Ross Stevenson
Princeton Theological Seminary
Hood College Weaper
Presbyterian Church
Chas. E. Webler
Stevenson
Tidal Seminary
Grown Memorial Presbyterian Church
Baltimore
New York City
Pulpi
Jury favors murder charge against Marsh minister
Police report Marsh, a local minister, arrested near Deep Run Valley after a fatal shooting. Neighbors say Marsh admitted the act and walked into woods, as officers seek the missing wife identified as Beus. Children were present during the incident.
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Deep Run Valley
Kingsford Smith Flyers Found Safe After Mud Flat Sighting
Cap tain Charles Kingsford Smith and three companions of the Southern Cross were located in Canberra after 12 days in a hostile region. The Canberra reported all four safe and well with food sufficient. A steamer will depart Brooms for the Glenelg River mouth to rescue the flyers sighted by Canberra about 250 miles by sea from port.
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Sramey
New South Wales
Charles Kingsford-Smith
Simlane
Canberra
Holden
Jocauich
Port George
Prince Regent River
Derby
Brooms
Western Australia
Glenelg
Alleged Murderer Former Saltisburian Linked to NJ Case
Salisbury residents say Colin Campbell, about 62, accused in New Jersey of murdering Mrs. Mildred Mowry after a bigamous marriage in Elkton last August, previously lived in Salisbury. They clarify an address mix up on Yosemite Street and note Campbell’s respectable status and wealth.
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Salisbury
Colin Campbell
New Jeresey
Mildred Mowry
Elkton
Addres
Yosemite Street
Battle Moore
Fiketon
Nix
Dever
Baltimore
Sailebury
Westfield
N. J
Campbell
New Jersey
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Marr Jo Martin
University of Wess Sing
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ROB Bank
New York
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Montgomery County
Tiealkiht
Rockville
Gaithersburg
Viclais
Gaitherse School
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APF
San Francisco
Richard E
York
New Zealand
Antarctic
Calleh
Sirke
Ruff
Balto
Woodsboro
Woodscore
Josephine Strine
Ophelia Donsife
Patty Feiser
Agnes Beard
Joyce
Nadine Eichelberger
James Steven
Wilbur Hillabridle
Mary Elizabeth Reddick
Ack Dercus
Bernice Utterback
Madelaime Plaine
Alice Pullinger
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Paul del
Robert Keys
Casurer
Elmer Mfunsame
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Churen
D. Rapa
Toax
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Alsa Bere
Chew
Ching
Hood
Brodbeck Hall
Welock
Janz Clausen
Grace Brane
Rada
Broos
Alice Staiet
Stephan
Margaret Miler
Fetor
Margrave of
Hatz
Methur
Sandra
Dorothy Reid
Krolvasizo
Estella Hoffman
Rauni
Wiliam Rhoades
Auska
Fortune Idler
Midgetaid
Helen Pilatari
Phmosimpher
Beder
Tom Rich
Dilworth
Evan Pi
Jeanette Meehan
Libertstown Womans
Libertstown Wome
Dom Steadner
Odn
Mpaurutalon
Muse
Ike
American la France Company
Elmira
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Roby Brothers & Virts
Voluntess Fire Company
Bruns- J Nickes
Montgomery
Edwin W. Brecine
Mont+ Sandy &prner
Chien
Gienamascus
Pooies
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Getesville
Jane
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Orenea
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Chile
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Thomas Utes
Marsh
Pelice
March
Utes
Nimaeit
Southern Cross
World
Salisburian
H. Colin Campbell
Maryland City
Mt. Pleasant
Mazinod
Cinrth 2 God College
Renate Hilt
Seturday
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