Marino Property Leased At 37 500 With Expansion Plans
Ernest D. Michael secures five year lease on the Marino building at West Patrick Street adjoining the Commercial State Bank. The deal includes a three year extension option and a $37 500 purchase option. Extensive improvements planned with a modern store front on the first floor and offices upstairs, the building long owned by Giuseppe Marino.
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Marino
Commercial State Bank
West Patrick Street
Ernest D. Michael
Frederick
Michael
Guisseppe Marino
People’s Drug Store
Legg
Washington Driver Tries Passing On Curve Near Boonsboro
State Officer R Blizzard narrowly escaped a seizure of his post while riding a motorcycle on South Mountain. He attempted to pass a car on a curve and veered into a fence destroying panels but avoiding serious injury. Jesse A Shives of Washington DC faced charges for passing on a curve, arraigned and fined 11 dollars plus costs.
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R. Blizzard
South Mountain
Boonsboro
Blizzard
Jesse A. Shives
Georgia Avenue
N. E
Washington
Shires
J. Hollin Kefauver
Middletown
Southern Railway abandonment request halves line area
Washington August 31 AP an Interstate Commerce Commission examiner recommended that Southern Railway be allowed to abandon the White Oak to Lima Virginia segment but denied authority to abandon the Lima to Danville stretch. The move would lower land values and burden farming communities by raising main line costs. Amateur talks from Salem Mass report a 23 minute two way radio test between stations in Hawaii and California, confirmed by operators Upham and Adi.
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Washington
Ww. H. Wilkinson
Interstate
Southern Railway
White Oak
Lima
Virginia
Danville
Hawa Salem
Mass
Bakers
Salem_ uswait
Tun Onaes
Richard P. Upham
E Wand
Hvadi
L.aue
Kauai
Hawaii
Hall warned friend life was threatened before murder
In Jersey City on August 31 AP report states Rev Edward Hall told Rev Paul Hamborsky a threat from Henry Stevens, his brother in law, prior to the murder of Hall and choir singer Mrs Eleanor Mills near New Brunswick on September 14 1922. Suspect Stevens along with Willie Stevens and Henry de la Bruyere Carpender face charges. clothing found on the victims is secured for fingerprint analysis.
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Jersey City
N. J
Edward Wall
Eleanor Mills
New Brunswick
Paul Hamborsky
Henry Stevens
Stevens
Francis Stevens Hall
Slaln
Willie Stevens
Henry de la Bruyere Carpender
Hall
Mills
Three Bridges Underway In Frederick City Project
West Patrick street bridge over Carroll creek and Brewer's alley structure begin work as three concrete bridges rise in Frederick. All three contracts set two month completion targets to ease traffic for the Hagerstown and Frederick Fairs. Clearing surrounding Carroll creek plots advances for a municipal parking ground while city park work includes swimming pool excavation grading and a bandstand. Street improvements planned before winter.
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Carroll Creek
West Patrick Street
Brewer's Alley
Publc
City Park
Full Military Honors For Commander Rodgers
The Navy arranged full military honors for Commander John Rodgers, last of the Rodgers line in service, following his fatal air crash in Philadelphia. The procession included three water escort companies, Navy band, and naval planes. his body moved from Havre de Grace to Arlington Cemetery after a service attended by family and officials.
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Washington
Mary Department
John Rodgers
United States
Ma ‘Nas
Navy Band
San Pablo Bar
California
Pacific
Hawaii
Philadelphia
Arlington National Cemetery
Havre de Grace
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Arlington Cemetery
John A. Rodgers
Robert
Robert T. Meics
Lewis Beeman Browne
Rotzers
Liman T. Perrr
Rodzers
Washbinston
Head of K. C. to Talk Over Mexican Situation
James A. Flaherty supreme knight of the Knights of Columbus will be received tomorrow by American officials to discuss intervention in Mexico to protect Catholic churchmen amid a religious dispute with President Diaz. The appointment followed his talks with Leo R. Reiter of the State Department in Washington.
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Paul Smith
N.Y
James A. Flaherty
Knights of Columbus
Mexico
Flaherty
Leotare
State Department
Washington
Judge shot to death and wife injured in Alabama ambush
In Wetumpka Alabama Judge Lamar Smith probate judge of Elmore County was killed when an unknown assailant fired buckshot through a bedroom window as he read a newspaper. Mrs Smith was found on the floor by neighbors. a Black man with whom the judge supposedly argued a week earlier is being sought by the sheriff.
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Wetumpka
Lamar Smith
Elmore County
Coolidge holds no cause to alter wartime debt policy
President Coolidge said he sees no reason to change the government stance on wartime debts owed to the United States. He had not read Newton D Baker’s proposed debt revision, but indicated Washington would not shift course. He noted all major powers except one had funded debts to the U.S., and France would adjust its debt per negotiations, with costs ultimately falling on American taxpayers unless other borrowers’ taxpayers pay.
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Paul Smith
Coolidge
United States
Newton D. Baker
White House
Washington
Rotary Ladies Night Planned by Frederick and Hagerstown Clubs
Frederick and Hagerstown Rotary clubs anticipate a joint Ladies Night at Braddock Heights with dinner at Hotel Braddock at 6 30. Dr Witemer of Lancaster will speak as 34th District Governor, with local Rotarians Kieffer and a Hagerstown member also presenting. Ignatius Bjorlee and R Paul Smith lead arrangements. Earlier local Rotarians dined at Bar Scout camp near Buckeystown and enjoyed a program by Scouts after canoeing and swimming.
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Frederick
Hagerstown
Braddock Heights
Hotel Braddock
Witemer
Lancaster
Rotary
Call
L. G. Kieffer
Kiwanis Club
Parole for Shankle Granted by Governor Ritchie
William Roger Shankle of this city, serving a two year term for burglary in Circuit Court, will be paroled by Governor Ritchie on September 7. He has nine months remaining. Shankle was implicated in the burglary of the Bantz property with other convicted accomplices, whose sentences were issued. Clemency was recommended by the State's Attorney.
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William Roger Shankle
House of Correction
Ritchie
Shankle
Bantz
Antietam
Fisher's Hill
Carroll County
Charles Hobbs
Blue Ridge Transportation Company
Sherman P. Bowers
Public Service Commission
Harry Lease
Tme
Fng
William C. Mann
Jen Weinbere
Lease
Agso
Arrest forecasts in Hall Mills murder probe widen
Inspector John Underwood of Jersey City police forecasts more arrests in the Hall Mills murder case. He noted authorities do not seek immediate arrests but expect to place additional persons at the scene. The case targets Frances Stevens Hall, widow of the slain minister, her brother Willie Stevens, and cousin Henry de laBrerere Carpender.
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Somerville
Hall-Mills
John Underwood
Jersey City
Batsel
Frances Stepee Hall
Minis
Willie Stevens
Henry de la Brerere Carpender
Registration Places for City Voters Tuesday
City voters face September 7 first registration day with thirteen sites in Frederick city and county. Democrats and Republicans push to enroll unregistered party adherents before the primary two weeks away. Locations include Nash paint shop, Keefer Bros store, Harbaugh auto showroom, Church Street School, and North Market sites.
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Frederick
Frederick City
Nash
West South Street
Keefer Bros
West Patrick Street
Harbaugh
South Market Street
Church Street
Court House
North Market Street
Fourth Streets
Lee Chevrolet
Women of Auxiliary May Form "8 and 40" Unit
A Ladies Auxiliary meeting at 7 30 tonight at the Francis Scott Key Hotel discusses forming an "8 and 40" salon of the 40 and 8 veterans. The local group hopes to charter a first of its kind unit in the state with 13 members required.
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Ladies Auxiliary of the
American Legion
Francis Scott Key
World War Veterans’ Organization
Claggett Ramsburg
George Birely
Birely
More Than 200 Believed Drowned After Ship Sinks
At Cronstadt Russia a Baltic ship carrying workers and families from Leningrad sank after steering away from a German freighter in fog. More than 200 are believed drowned as the vessel struck a stone pier and went down in under 15 minutes. Investigators report the ship had only one lifeboat and 568 passengers.
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Cronstadt
Russia
Leningrad
Burevestnik
Mullikin Visits Frederick Area Ahead of Primary
Republican Governor candidate Addison Mullikin plans a Thursday swing through Frederick and surrounding counties. He will arrive at the Fraternal Scott Key hotel at 10 AM and meet local Republicans, then tour Walkersville Woodsboro Thurmont Lewistown Middletown Burkittsville and Brunswick, ending in the evening. County leaders back Mullikin with Weller and Rahiman, and an aggressive campaign is underway.
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Addison EB. Mullikin
Frederick
Mullikin
Frederick jYoters
Walkersville
Woodsboro
Thurmont
Lewistown
Middlestown
Burkittsville
Brunswick
Jrom
Fall hunting season opens in Frederick County this week
Opening on September 1, the annual fall hunting season brings a rush for licenses at the Frederick county clerk's office. About 625 county licenses and 190 state wide permits have been issued so far, with most activity expected in late October and early November for rabbit and partridge. Bag limits, federal rules, and required hunter tags are outlined, including penalties for noncompliance and trespassing.
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Frederick County
Maryland
Uume
Ready for Election in Montgomery County Precincts
The officers of registration across Montgomery County will meet from 9 p.m. on Tuesday, September 7, to register and transfer qualified voters. New county residents may declare their intention to become citizens before registrars after a year of continuous residence. Registrars will convene at multiple sites including Laytonsville Modern Woodsmen's Hall, Clarksburg Gibson store room, Poolesville Town Hall, Rockville St. Mary's Hall and courthouse, Colesville W C T U Hall, Darnestown Ricketts storeroom, Bethesda Public School and Library, Chevy Chase town hall, Olney Grange hall and Dailey storeroom, Brookeville, Gaithersburg Masonic Hall and St. Martin's Hall, Potomac Prthias Hall, Barnesville Grange Hall, Damascus Jr C A A M Hall, Wheaton storerooms and Armors building in Silver Spring, and Takoma Park.
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Montgomery County
Rockville
Laytonsville
Woodsmen's Hall
Clarksburg
Charles W. Gibson
Poolesville
St. Mary's Hall
Office of Supervisors of Elections
Courthouse
Colesville
Darnestown
Ricketts
Bethesda
Mbrary
Chevy Chase
Glen Echo
Olney
Grange Hall
H. E. Dailey
Brookeville
Gaithersburg
Masonic Hall
J. S. Consul Reports on Quake in Azores
American Consul Remillard in Horta reported to the State Department that the Azores suffered the severest earthquake in their history. All Americans believed safe as houses fell and property losses could not yet be estimated. Residents moved outdoors as aftershocks and damage mounted.
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Washington
Islands
Azores
Remillard
State Department
Horta
Remilard
PURELY PERSONAL General Clinton Lo Biss ot Tarts mare
General Clinton Lo Biss of Tarts mare stopped in the day on route to other points of the state. General Riers was a former Assistant General. Prof and Mrs Heo T Wate have been conducting the Sey mer at Cape Del Mass teturne duty. Frederick Smarty ar af ain hating motored the att ce distatee. Mr And Mrs Woo Heety Tie oer and family Tad Sm nyo maes Tans returned from Com Abe. Atlantic Caije am Ty women.
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Clinton Lo Biss
Riers
Heo T Wate
Cape del Mass
Frederick Smarty
Woo Heety Tie
Tad Sm Nyo Maes Tans
Abe
Teglele
Atlantic
Rum runners to be met on Vermont highways by patrols
Officials say a new phase of the government anti bootlegging campaign has begun on the Vermont border. Collector Larry Whitehill Coday announced intensified effort with US patrols, customs officers, and four boats to curb smuggling as authorities press a coast-wide crackdown.
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St. Alban’s
St. Ams
Ae Gevermient
Vermont
Caumilan
Larry CC
Whitehill Coday
Ria
Freshways Wong
Maryland to distribution 358000 trees through forestry department
The Maryland Forestry Department announces 358000 trees available this year for reforestation and roadside planting. Species include white pine, Norway spruce, oaks, maples, walnuts, and others, with 12 varieties for forest use and 18 for roadside. Prices range from 12 to 75 cents per seedling, sold at cost. Purchasers must agree to plant for land restoration or roadside use and not resell. Applications filled in order received. demand exceeds supply.
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Maryland
Sac Department of Forestry
Fow. Lestey
Nomely
Besley Snaich
College Park Nursery
Besley
Forestry Department
Bealey
Department
Department of Forestry
Weather and travels mix in August notices from Portland
August weather features a record hot and wet month with 105 degree highs and 7.5 inches of rain, while Commander MacMillan returns from an Arctic expedition to Christmas Cove. Also notes include fines in a bus route case, a Maine farm sale, and assorted local items.
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MacMillan
Portland
Donald B. MacMillan
Field Museum
Christmas Cove
Wiscasset
Chicago
Sydney
Nova Scotia
Battle Harbor
Labridor
Bowdoin
Sachem
Women’s clubs plan fall start September two
Rural Women’s Class of Frederick County opens its fall season on September 2 with a joint meeting of all rural clubs at Strattstown. Directors plan exhibits for the Frederick Fair and the federation’s November semiannual meeting. Miss Elizabeth Thompson, county demonstrator, will lead daily sessions as schedules pour in from units.
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Frederick County
Hrattstown
Frederick Fair
Federation
Strattstown Club
Elizabeth
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Hood College
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