Engineer to Decide If Reservoir Should Be Emptied
Water leaks in the reservoir have prompted tests by Mr. Boardman and Mr. Probasco with an estimated 154,009 gallons leaking daily. Five to six feet of water remain. lowering to two feet by consumption is possible, but complete emptiness requires pumping out. Awaiting the engineer’s arrival to act on tests and determine maintenance steps and timing, with aldermen pressing to proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Probasco
Boardman
Tyeryar
Lme
Board of Aldermen
Jar
Stig
Maiden Speech by Representative Lewis Praises Parliamentary Reform
Representative David J. Lewis of the district gave his maiden speech in the House yesterday. He argued for basic changes to House rules to restore deliberation, noting the need to balance representation with thoughtful discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
David J. Lewis
House of Representatives
House of Repentatives
Pleasant Paragraphs Of Gentle News From Bellimore
Purse personal items note Mrs Jank L Stoner visiting Bellimore and Judge Motter returning to Rockville. Several local residents travel to Baltimore and York Pa, with church delegates and mission plans discussed for Canton Ohio May 1 18. A hospital guild sale clears 87 and a turntable is installed at the Brunswick yard. Local notices plus ads urge ZEMO samples and regional visits by residents and workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jank L. Stoner
Bellimore
Herman Ordeman
West Third Street
Baltimore
Grace Price
York
Canton
Ohio
United States
Canada
Fingerprint test aims to identify Me dynamite purchaser
Special Dispatch to The News from Los Angeles reports the fingerprint test will be used to prove who bought the dynamite used in the Times plant blast. McManigal is alleged to be a Burns spy, with details suggesting involvement in the supply chain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
Times
McManigal
Burns
Uuarng
Eight Burned to Death in Roanoke Fire
Mrs. Jo W. Nunn and seven children perished in a house fire in Roanoke on April 28. Authorities report eight deaths and continue investigating the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke
Jo W. Nunn
Chedren
Strained Balkan Ties Amid Albanian Tension
Special To patch to The News Jurine April cs 248 Po MT key Montenegro sever hoe matic relations because latter has added Albanians Eerious Teves ele ments are expected in the Balkans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jurine
Key
Montenegro
Balkans
Eleven Hurt in Trolley Collision Reported in Buffalo
Special Dispatch details a collision between two trolley cars injuring eleven people and wrecking both cars. The item notes that advertisements in The News reach a wide audience, underscoring the paper’s role in connecting readers with buying and selling needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News Buffalo
X.Y
Poe
Spectators Told Big Track Meet Will Be Free Admission
Frederick readers are invited to a large athletic track meet with free field access for spectators. Officials and athletes will report by 2:50 PM, a group photo at 2:45, and three tents set for Y M C A, High School, and Maryland School for the Deaf and Frederick College. Special arrangements, cracker jack, candy, and light refreshments planned. crowd cars may have limited service.
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Athletic
Celve Vieiy
Fredwel
Spootsters Vnty Ie
Frederick
Dave
Y. M. Cla
Maryland School For the Deaf
Frederick College
Global cage bird trade swells as native species decline
Government and breeders debate rising importation of 400000 birds yearly, led by canaries from Germany and Europe. Native song birds dwindle due to state protection, while foreign trade expands with collectors abroad and shipping networks reaching San Francisco and Hamburg. Parrots migrate from Mexico and Cuba. birds endure cramped crates and long voyages, with limited relief from ailments using common liniments.
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Whrouwl
Department of Agriculture
Union
Audubon Society
England
Germany
France
Switzerland
Secretary of Agriculture
Canaries
Europe
Australia
Cuba
Mexico
Africa
South America
Lie World
Japan
China
San Francisco
Hamburg
Amazon
Boys Seined At Carroll Creek Hearing Today
Five colored boys Chirence Jackson Robert atmer Leo Rotting and Arthur and Temre Polling were arrested for fishing out of season along Carroll Creek near Montevue. They were brought to Frederick and Judge Eckstein fined them $5 with until Saturday to pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chirence Jackson
Robert ‘Atmer
Leo Rotting
Arthur and
Temre
Sheil Gatmes
Carroll Creek
Krantz Meadow
Gaimen
Montevue
Frederick
Cl TE Eckstein
Rollins
Mt Pleasant Resident Edward Cramer Celebrates 72nd Birthday
Mr Edward Cramer a well known Mt Pleasant resident quietly celebrated his 72nd birthday Sunday with family members spending the day in his home neighbors note his long standing local service and friendly character to the community proper phrasing preserved with neutral tone
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Cramer
Mt Pleasant
County
Middletown Quiet After Smallpox Scare Reported
Middletown settles from a smallpox scare with a guarded house, residents confined indoors, and a statewide tone of caution. Haserstown reports mild cases and little alarm while quarantine practices continue and officials stress controlled spread. Mrs Frill arrived in Middletown by car No 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Robert Full
Haserstown
Hagerstown Herald
Frill
Hymeneas Walker Ingalls Wedding at Potomac Chapel
In Montgomery County at Potomac chapel Methodist church on Wednesday April 26 Miss Ethel L Ingall wed Jesse W Walker of Travilah. Ceremony by Rev W L Smith drew many relatives and out of town guests. The couple will honeymoon and reside in Travilah. Also reported were a second wedding of Ireneh Cramer and Nina Estelle Marshall in York, PA and two other local marriages.
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Hi ‘Trail
Rockvill
Maude A. Waters
Bethesda
Marshall Walker
Gaithersburg
Hattan Waters
Norman Waters
Travisal
Windsor
Darnestown
Valley
Jier
Mildred Pumphrey
Lucy Peters
Forrest Walker
Elington Beall
Irvin Maskinson
Harry Walker
Roland Walker
Aliss Lula Windsor
Nannestown
Algi
Walker
Trasilah
Ireneh Cramer
Nina
Estelle Marshall
Logan A. Marshall
York
Marshall Mansion
Clinton
Walter
St. Paul's [Aitheran Church
Crar
Atlantic City
Hast Second Street
Locust Level Dairy motto promotes prevention over cure
An old advertisement touts Wall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy for catarrh and tuberculosis among livestock. It claims internal action strengthens the body and offers a $100 reward if the cure fails. The notice urges readers to request testimonials and lists Cheney Co Toledo as the address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lse
Wall
Fie Medical Fraternity
Itaiys
R. V. Smith
Rush Lewis
Cheney & CO
Toledo
Halls Family
Gypsey's Gift Promises Cure for Rheumatism
A Baltimore doctor promotes Gypsey's Gift through Read Drug and Chemical Co as a cure for rheumatism. The ad touts a refund if it fails, claims relief from pain and uric acid removal, and notes A. L. Pearre of Frederick sells the medicine.
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Guemgar Coy Lula
W. To. Bewden
Baltimore
Brug.and Chemical Co
Gypsey
Frederick
A. L. Pearre
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Clark
Hollan
Mr. Lewis
John C. Motter
Rockville
Janie Quynn
East Patrick Street
Balimore
Academy of Visitation
William F. Gannon
Washington
Pennsylvania
This County
Gannon
St. John’s Novitiate
City
Frederick City
Jevick City Hospital Guild
Roundhouse
Brunswick Yard
Washington Jun
Williamson's
Frank Smith
East Fourth Street
Prettysburg
Messrs
Jacob Rosenstock
Guy Alvaugh
Rey
Mgr
Jacob L. Engelbrecht
Taitmore
J. Enright
Frederick Gag and Eleectric Companys
Mustav Hariiz
John K. Michael
West Patrick Street
James Uf. Smth
Backetown
H. P. Getzendanner
Florence Stine
Westminster
Maggie Suman
Philippines
Frank Suman
South Market Street
Ruth S. Mufima
Third Street
W G. Parker
Richmond, Va
Harry C. Moberly
Monecacy Yates Canning Company
East Street
Y. M.C. A. Athletic
Imperial Athletic Club
Centon
Lakes
le Iite Field
San Antoino
American Press Association
Exgeers
M.tocen
Cael
Applsins Ihamberlain
Carrol Creek
Jacob Grins
Alvin Lyall
Bucketstown
Lic
Durrew
Ie Srancy
J. Welker
John Poole
Hauger
Dutrow
C. A. Eckstein
Olniclas
Harry Brown
Justice Eckstein
Herwig
Annie Notey
Jiggnor
Annie
Charles Hall
King and Herring
B and O
C H. Eckstein
Ramp Sen TG J All
Justice C. HU. Eckstein
Hymeneas
K—Malstiale
Bowdrs
Gertrude Delauter
George Delauter
Eugene C. Bean
Evangelical Reformed Parsonage
Henri L. G. Kieffer
Sophie al M. Hermann
Charles H. Hermann
West South Street
Henry Raabe
State OF
Maryland
N. Winslow Williams
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Central National Bank
Ocinck
Mio Troeback
Robert A. Komp
R. Rush Lewis
Geo. W. Heinlein
Clinton McSherry
Second Street
Peterman
Franklin Street
City Hotel
Children's
Moser's
Market St
Sptrella
C. H. Miller
Waring Tyson
D. Mantz
Bee
NLR
Mantz
Chas
L. H. Fox
North Market Street
James Long
Frederick, MD
North Market ST
News Office
Chase. Gill
United States College OF Veterinary Surgeons
Dol & Doll Livery
W. J. Brown
McKillip Veterinary College
Chicago
Ill
FR. W. Smith
Flouck
Y- Ca
Ek Ae Tae
Bevard Kepner
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