City to Rebuild Streets Of Concrete And Macadam
Maryland officials and Baltimore city leaders agree to rebuild Frederick area streets with concrete and macadam starting next spring. Project, costing about 130000, will be funded by state city and other donors and includes underground work on gas water and sewer lines before construction begins.
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Afaryland
Frederick
Natonal Pike
Georgetown
Gettysburg
Maryland State Roads Commission
Ecity Adinistration
Baltimore
Lloyd ©. Luller
John & Benn
Edward J. Smith
Ity
Emory ©. Crom
Potomac Public Service Company
Jaing
Ghercitoo
Vistiane
State Roads Commission
Maryland Roads Commission
D. Chas
Winebrener
Cutler
Board of Aldermen
Holt
Tap
Patrick Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
Jefferson Street
Jefferson and
Patrick Streets
Jefferson Pike
South Street
Market Street
Seventh Street
Wrederieh
Mayoe Odtler
Semayer
Culler
Jas
Mrs Magness Sues Husband for Absolute Divorce
Ada Gorman Magness of Catonsville district sues Charles J Magness in Towson Circuit Court for absolute divorce on statutory grounds. They married September 25 1908 in Louisville Kentucky. Separated October 15 1921 after a romance saga including a Washington church wedding, Navy service, and a desertion arrest in 1908.
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Ada Gorman Magness
Catghsville
United States
Arthur Pue Gorman
Towson
Baltimore County
Charles J. Magness
Louisville
Miss Gorman
Maghess
Dolphin
Newport
R. L
Magness
Navy
Portsmouth
N. H
O'Dunne Enters Race for Baltimore Judge Seat
Eugene O'Dunne, Baltimore bar member, announced his candidacy for judge of the Supreme Bench of Baltimore. He pledged to withdraw in favor of a Bar Association favored candidate if asked and to actively support that choice. O Dunne is noted as counsel in the Maryland Motor Machine Company defense before Judge Urner and Worthington.
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Eugene, O'Dunne
Baltimore
Supreme Bench of
O'Dunne
Maryland Motor Machine Company
Raymond Urner
Glenn H. Worthington
Seven colored suspects arrested for minor infractions in Frederick
Frederick city police kept busy with seven arrests for minor offenses all by colored individuals. Five men and women were taken for a free for all fight in Kinnehart alley between Fifth and Sixth streets with Officers Adams and Bartgis intervening. Names include William Simme Marie Simms Irene Thomas Keefer Lewis and Ben Herd. Irene Thomas fined $1. others $2.50 for disturbing the peace. John Brows, colored, hit a furniture dealer’s vehicle on North Bentz Street and was fined $10 and costs for reckless driving. John Thomas, colored, jailed for disturbing the peace on North Bent Street. The Crosbys connected to a prominent family are mentioned briefly in a telephone query.
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Frederick City
Kinnehart's Alley
Fifth
Sixth
John Adams
Allen Bartgis
William Simme
Marie Simms
Irene Thomas
Keefer Lewis
Walsh
Brown
Justice Johnson
Coats
North Bents Strees
John Thomas
Adame
Johnson
The Man Who Loved Good Desserts Ad
Edith Bradford and Bob are shown in conversation about desserts. The tale praises Puddine as a versatile, creamy mix not only for desserts but fillings and even ice cream. The dialogue highlights its simplicity, flavor range, and claimed wholesome nature as an ad.
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Edith Bradford
Mrs. Knowlton
Mrs. Winton
Bob
Edith
Earth
Goodbye badge wearing police shield change in Frederick
Frederick city police abandon cap badges to distinguish city patrolmen from county officers. About 500 old badges remained with various people. new shields arrived and were issued to the force while old relics were retired. Penguins unafraid of man in Antarctic regions learn to mingle with human communities.
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Frederick City
Tof
Filby
Antarctic
Baseball Scores From Last Night’s Games Across Cities
Scores from yesterday include St Louis 9 Athletics 7 and Detroit 7 Boston 4 in two games and Cleveland 10 New York 9 after 0 innings. Chicago 2 Washington 0. Philadelphia St Louis 7 Philadelphia 1. Brooklyn 4 Cincinnati 0. Boston 5 Pittsburgh 1. New York 5 Chicago 6. Standings show St Louis 10 42 69 41 and Cleveland, Chicago, and Brooklyn in tight races.
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St. Louis
Athletics
Dutterion
Weight
Collins
Hasty
Vorking
Detroit
Detroi
Boston
Tatterles
Pitlette
Woods Ut
Bleton
Walters
Toston
Oldhaim
Manton
Russell
Ried
Cleveland
New York
Cleveand
Mava
Schone
O'Neil
Chicago
Wagiington
Mogriige
Picinieh
Clankenahip
Schalk
W.np Oy
St.Louis
Cleveind
Mark
Washin
Philadelphia
Philsadelphia
Halnea
Ainsmi
Meadows
Tentine
Brooklyn
Grines
Miler
Alxey
Wingo
Pittaburgh
Klazner
Mattox
Watson
O'Neal
Chicasgo
Tatteries
Witmer Quietly Shuts Out Hanover In Hagerstown Win
Hagerstown blanked Hanover 6 to 0 as Witmer limited the visitors to a single hit. Support from the defense and timely runs produced the victory. Reicheideffer yielded most runs with several late sequences, while Witmer and McCarthy teamed for the shutout.
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Hagerstown
Hanover
Witmer
Eupport
Elx
Puits
Reicheideffer
Tanlac Restores Baltimore Carpenter's Health
George KE Warnick, a Baltimore carpenter, declares Tanlac improved his general weakness, appetite, nerves, and sleep after two months of illness that left him unfit for work. He reports rapid improvement and endorsement, noting relief from headaches and dizziness. Advertisement claims Tanlac is sold by all good druggists.
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Tanlac
Ike
George KE. Warnick
Valaski St
Baltimore
Rae
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Goru
Vee Wa
Washington
Tary Maghess
Chesapeake Street
St. Mary's Industrial School
St. Mary's
O’dunne
Baltimore City
Monke
Crosbys
Potomac Public Service Co
North Market Street
Wen
North Market St
Madras
Frederick Coppers
Hagerstown Hurler
Ree
Mlagerstown
Tianover
London
Market ST
Carpenter
Warnick
the Star Today Tonight
W. L
Fisher
Prop
Universal Pictures
George Walsh
Louige Lorraind
Stanley
Africa
Lee Moran
Pathe Review
Denen
Quaker City Cleaning and Dyeing Organization
J. Paul Delphey Frederick, Md
Evatt St
Strickrer Bros, Inc
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