Market Street Widening Petition Moves Ahead In Alderman Meeting
Lions Club petition seeks Market Street widening with broad property owner support. Mayor Culler and Lions stake plan for Friday session with state and city officials, while some owners remain unreachable or opposed. If not heard Friday, a special meeting may follow next week.
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Lions Club
Market street
Lloyd C. Cu’der
Mayor evi Board of Aldermen
John X. Mackall
State Roads Commission
Meror Crller
Emory L. Cobleniz
Col. D
Board of Aldermen
Neeth Market
Hailler
L. Mullinix
Fredricktown Savings Institution
Commercial State Bank
Farmers’ and Mechanics” Merton Bank
Central Trust Conveiuserving Company
J.McCrore Company
ietter
E. Peter Zsantzs
hie
widenine
eith
J. Kevaares
D. Netgibors
D. Kebie
Mirs
AicGinzis
urete
Ber Beyan
J. Eader
Euzeze
WOH. Reock
Metri Gitlinger
F. V. Stanb
C. L. Rheinave
Benjamin Rosenour
Beramin Resenour
rosenour
Knndie
favorapiz
Unis
Afteen
iamher
bern alo
New Relief Act Expands Veterans Benefits Across War Service
Washington reports the Veterans Bureau describes the new veteran relief act as widening benefits for ex service members. Provisions include presumptions for service-connected mental and tubercular disabilities, expanded certificate timing, burial and transport costs, and continued life insurance options for veterans including those with mental incompetence.
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Washington
United States Veterans’ Bureau
vererars organizations
Veterans’ Bureau
War and Navy departments
United State
han
Four City Street Workers Quit Over Pay Demands
Four city street workers resigned after officials did not grant their request for 3.30 per day pay versus the present 2.50. The eight to nine hour shifts and 30 cent per hour offer were discussed at a mayor and aldermen meeting with seven to eight other workers still employed or seeking positions.
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cid
Board of Aldermen
geauads
Autoist Fined and Bank Positions Shuffled at Directors Meeting
An autoist was fined 35 with a judicial fee and paid a fine in court. Special Deputy Fi PL Ny 2ting an automedile and Justice Brust figure in the case. Walton Howard, son of W C Howard, was appointed a book-keeper and clerk at the Citizens National Bank during a directors meeting.
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Brite Ta Gere
lyo Justice Brust
Geis
Citizens’ National Bank
Walton Howard
W. C. Howard
Maryland Federation of Women's Clubs Meeting Set in Baltimore
The twenty-fourth annual Maryland Federation of Women's Clubs meeting will be held in Baltimore April 24 23 and 26 with Frederick County delegates. Noted speakers include Governor Albert C. Tutchis and Mrs Imogene C Oaklex. The program features sessions on American citizenship and civil service and district reports from local clubs including Walkersville and Buckeystown affiliates.
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Maryland Federation of Women's Clubs
J. H. Apple
D. John Marker
Frank L. Stoner
A. Kento Keefer
Cr Club
Hubert E. Dela
Eleanor TuY
Misaie
Frederick Females Seminary Alympiae Association
Walkersville
Buckeystown
Helena Strauffer
Edgar R. Nicodemus
Nicodemus
E .S. Snouffer
A. W. Nicodemus
Buckerstown
club
Wednesdiar atlemann
Walter Kleist
A. G. McKinney
Annabelle Grant
Ward Stauffer
Sliss Neilie Nicodemus
Federation
Albert C. Tutchis
Imogene C. Oak
George Aire
Iva L. Peters
Rener
chain De Taent
Amerin
Benjamin Wréper
Central Dis
hairman
Eile Loar
Civ Services
Alber
Sioussaé
ai Orson Birckheed
City street work meeting to set repair start date
Officials and business leaders gather to discuss city street rebuilding plans with John N. Mackall and Emory L. Coblentz. Topics include water and gas mains inspection and which paving materials to use. Potomac Public Service Company to fund resurfacing of four feet six inches around tracks.
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Potomac Pubic Service Co
Frederick and Middletown
ofice mow
Potomac Public Service Company
scgal
Macks
Preparations Under Way for April 30 Banquet
Preparations for the Frederick Fish and Game Association banquet on April 30 are underway. Governor Asher was expected but may not attend. State Game Warden Lee LeCompte is confirmed to be present and several local sports figures are anticipated.
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Frederick
Five Die in Suburban Apartment Fire Tragedy
A devastating apartment house fire in a city suburb killed five residents and wounded many others. Names listed include Frank Tosier George Philpot Mrs Antoinette Hanlon Miss Margaret J Nutter and Warry Fairchild as authorities investigate the blaze with Caspian Sea references appearing in error.
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oy Castle
sirecit
den Frank Tosier
George Philpot
Antoinette Hanlon
Margaret J. Nutter
Warry Fairchild
Federal move to remove roulette wheel from breakfast table
Sugar futures on the New York exchange dropped about 50 points after news of a government injunction suit to curb trading. Drops ranged 30 to 74 points, then rebounded 35. Cuban raw sugar hit a new high since 1920 with 5,500 bags sold at 63 cents.
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Associacea Press
New York
New York Coffee and Sugar Exchange
United States
ward
united
Fair and warmer forecast from the weather expert
The forecast predicts fair and warm weather with warm winds and cool nights. A late month pattern may bring showers and above normal rainfall, with winds from the south keeping frost away. Temperatures near 64 degrees during the day and 34 at night are noted, with improving outlook.
Marathon dance entrants thin as first night proceeds
Washington AP reports 39 entrants began the Wa ton marathon with 37 still in by 9 26 p m the first night. Among those who finished the first lap were William Warner and Histe Weber who set a 59 hour record in Baltimore last week.
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Associated Press
Washington
Waton
styl
Sireng toder
sre comple
William Warner
Histe Weber
Baltimore
Action Sweeping Price Curb Edict From U S
Government moves to halt sugar futures trading unless buyers have actual ownership or control. Attorney General Daugherty, with President Harding, seeks court order to bar New York Coffee and Sugar Exchange from facilitating any sale lacking a guaranteed sugar supply.
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Associated Press
Washington
Daugherty
Harding
New York Coffee and Sugar Exchange
exchange
New York Coffes and Sugar Clearing House Association
clearfar house
lfe
Seymour
Reminiscences on Frederick City and Market Street Changes
William M. Hardt, ex Frederick resident and Philadelphia Clearing House examiner, writes recollections of Frederick long ago. He supplements Charles Wertheimer’s reminiscences with local items from earlier years and notes on prominent businesses and streetscapes. The piece mentions a sugar trading case, government actions, and a hearing date set for April 30.
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Charles Wertheimer
Market street
William M. Hardt
Frederick
Philadelphia Clearing House Association
Mr. Hardt
Tom
Wertheimer
Col. Hansen
John H. Williams
Frederick County National Bank
George Tyler
J. H. Markey
Mr. Schlesinger
dames Landater
Church and
Market streets
Willam F. Boosher
Hill Brothers BOF
Erasmus West
dmt
George gelbrecht
Lawrence J. Brengle
Gittingers shoe store
Louis J. Ramspurg
tke Fredericktown Savings Institution
Mr. Ramsburg
Bradard Geor
A. J. Delasamuits
tank Pe
Bandits Take Safe With 17000 In Checks And 1000 Cash
Bandits robbed a truck of the American Express Company in Kansas City Missouri as bandits fired several shots and fled in an axomobile. No injuries reported. The safe contained 17000 in checks and 1000 in cash.
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sas City
bane adits
pamerican Express Company
Middletown Women's Club Holds Meeting
The biweekly Middletown Women's Club session featured talks on salads and basket weaving. Members attended from Merriland Tract and were told of a forthcoming all day session in Hagerstown with Miss Emdeen leading the club’s efforts.
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MIDDLETOWN WOMEN’S CLUB
Women’s Club of
Middletown
John Houtzzhn
Elizabeth Thomas- Foe
Frederick Counts
Thompson
Merriiand Tract
Karl Akal
BasketoF
Hagerstown
Emdeen
eclib
isvize
Profit Taking Halts Stock Market Advance
The stock market failed to sustain early gains after the first hour as profit taking rose and restrictive government measures on sugar futures spurred a decline in sugar shares. Call money opened at 3 percent as investors reassessed recent gains.
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w York
Stewart Warser
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Baltimore Counsigh
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Thomas G. Winter
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Mackall
Fish and Game Assn
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U. S
Sr. Haywards
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