Hospital additions planned for Frederick area in spring
Officials outline capital project for Frederick City Hospital and Nurses Home including a larger heating plant and Baker and Shanks wings. State aid is sought to cover maintenance for more free patients, with bids expected within weeks and construction planned to start next spring. Chief Judge Hammond Urner, turning 85, took oath in Sixth Judicial Circuit.
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Frederick City Hospital
Board of Managers
Board of State
Ai Aed Charities
Baker and Shanks
Edward Leber
York
Leber
Efferted Sperry. of
Baltimore
Hammond Urner
Sixth Judicial Circuit
Ell G. Haugh
Urner
Kitehte
Mary Tend Court of Amneate
Bible Society to Host Memorial Address by Rev Z Barney Phillips
Frederick county YM Bible Society directors announced Rev Z Barney Phillips rector of Church of the Epiphany Washington will deliver the 196th annual address at a meeting Sunday evening January 16. He also will speak at Hood College at 4 PM. Committee members named include Wm G Zimmerman and Charles W Loughsed Lewis A Rice. The meeting venue will be one of Frederick city’s larger churches.
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Young Men's Bible Society
Frederick County
R. Ames Hendrickson
Z Barney Phillips
Church of the Epiphany
Washington
Mr. Phillips
Drowned When Motorboat Sinks in Mexican Disaster
Reports from Villa Her tag describe a tragic sinking on the Grijalva river area near Tecun with thirty eight dead including five children and several women. AP dispatches from Mexico City confirm passengers perished Thursday in a boat disaster related to the Grijalva region.
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Mexico City
Childes
Tatasco
Ritchie Explains Carroll County Case Elections Power Explained
Governor Ritchie defended his action reserving Carroll County posts after Melville Harner and Benson, Democrats, led in votes for four year terms while Republicans held two seats. He argued voters favored minority representation and planned future appointments to balance the board, amid mandamus threats and contested authority.
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Ritchie
Charles W. Melville
Republican
Conner Cummissinger
Carroll County
Ed& Marner
George EF. Ben
Demrcrits
Melville
Harnes
Mr. Benson
Sot Lasin
Benson
Lerwin M. Mellor
Westminster
Bnt
Harner
Oh, Board of County Commissioners
Wepp
John W. Beaver
Fivo
Asmee
Repp
Rep
Two Drownings on Potomac Near Bakerton W VA
Martissburg W Va December 4 Two residents Mrs Mart Gross Dargan of Marr land and Roy Hoffman of Bakerton were drowned when their boat capsized while crossing Potomac from Marr land to West Tissini in a late night trip John Lou dec of Bakerton narrowly escaped the same fate as Hope Hoffman’s cousin Ledon clung to the boat wreck but could not reach shore Repairs by police and others saved one passenger, while weather and weight contributed to the catastrophe.
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Martissburg
W. Va
Mart Gross Dargan
Marrland
Roy Hoffman
Bakerton
John Loudec
Leelier
Ropbeetranlina
Jury Fails to Reach Verdict in Sunday Baseball Case
In Hagerstown the trial of Harry Bester and 59 others linked to the Hagerstown Blues Ridge club concluded with a hung jury. Prosecutors pressed the 1723 blue law as the defense argued the long-standing rule did not apply to the club’s officials, players, and staff. The case centers on alleged Sunday game violations.
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Hagerstows
Elisworth Rownert
Allormer
Hule
Tt Vuffcians
Hagerstown
Eee Clube
Biws
Ats Agresmen
Harry & Exster
Hager
Bester
Boy May Recover From Shot Wound
Willie Wolfe, thirteen, was hospitalized in Frederick after a gunshot wound to the shoulder. Doctors say recovery is possible though condition remains grave and an additional operation may be avoided. The cause is uncertain with the weapon reportedly carried by the boy. he may have taken his father’s gun without permission. The accident occurred as he reportedly left home to care for siblings while a funeral and butcher duties occurred nearby.
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Wille Wolfe
Fredericksty
Tittle
Albert C. Wolfe
Highland
Willie
Harry Rohr
Wolfe
Rokr
Kate
Ile
Midiletown
Allnutt
J. Russell Allnutt
Dawsonville
Frederick City Hospital
J. W. McElroy
Baltimore
Allnutt Place
Young Alnutt
Forwood Jr. Funeral Highlights Harford Political Leader
Funeral services for William S. Forwood Jr. were held at St Margaret's Church Belair with Rev John Eckenrode officiating and burial at St Ignatius cemetery. The Democratic leader died at home Tuesday and was honored by Gov Albert C Ritchie and other state dignitaries, as state police escorted the procession. Forwood led the motor vehicle license suspension and revocation department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William 5. Forwood, Jr
State Commissioner of Motor Vehicles
St. Margaret's Catholic Church
Belair
John Eckenrode
St. Ignatius Cemetery
Forwood
Harford County
Albert C. Ritchie
Thomas T. Robinson
Milard E. Trdines
Milton A. Reckord
Walter W. Preston
B. Austin Baughman
Washington Quake Shocks Towns Hosts Recordless Tremor
A small earthquake rattled Ingham at 5.55 am with tremor lasting seconds and minor disruption. Port Angeles reported a similar light shock with no damage.
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Ingham
Port Angeles
Wash
Doheny Ordered to Bed by Physicians
Washington December 4 Ed ward L Doheny a veteran office man and defendant in the Elk Ritts cancer trial in the District Court has been ordered confined to bed by physicians for an investigation into his health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Edward L. Doheny
Ann
Wets Move to Block Administration Dry-Law Push in Congress
Wets in Congress plan to thwart administration aims for stronger dry laws through the Volstead Act changes. They focus on amendments to limit warrants on private homes and seek to shift enforcement with new agencies while facing solid dry majorities in both houses. Leaders expect a long fight as multiple wet and dry measures loom and key senators mobilize against tighter prohibition.
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Congress
Waebing
House
Senate
Amy al-' Vepes
Deeniigdia
Prohibition and Customs
Treasury
Prohibition
Wets
Coast Guard
Twelve Mile
Nets
Democrat
Georgia
Hill
Cox
Riess
Maren
Upshaw
Tinkham
Hia
Novemer
Filigois
Wisconsin
Montana
Willis
Ohio
Stoge Prices Up But Cotton Down
Chicago and New York market reports show stoge prices rising while cotton falls. Grain futures react to government crop estimates with corn and oats lower yield projections and wheat showing mixed moves as oats demand strengthens.
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Stoge
Chicago
United States
Congress
Misdirected Notes on 1927 District of Columbia Event
Fragmentary text discusses preparations for a 1927 event and questions whether certain tags would be recognized before a new rear was introduced. It mentions Maz and Weshingey in unclear roles and lacks concrete details or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District of Columbia
Pray
Maz
Rats loot Swift and Co offices, big payout report
Rats Monineah Deo and accomplices loot the Saf-Canadian Company offices on Craig Street. Swift and Co. pay out $25,000 in a recovery related to the incident. Officers report the robbery occurred at 1 AM and investigations continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craig Street
Dei Sa
Chaplin Family Feud Overshadows Beverly Hills Buzz
Los Angeles reports a feud between Charlie Chaplin and his wife Mrs Chaplin erupting after public accusations of intellectual dislike and “yellow” remarks. Each side aired grievances amid talk of a property settlement and possible court action as Mrs Chaplin left Beverly Hills and pledged not to return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Charles
Aril
Lily
Bardag Fallel
Sone
Biot Coi Cdian
Beverly
Chaplin
Brees
Bln
Joyce Teebe
Mortgage Deficiency Case Before Court
In Frederick County court Judges Urner and Worthington heard two matters. The Feldman versus Powell suit seeks to reduce a mortgage deficiency to a judgment, with about 14 000 at stake, while an injunction case from East Patrick Street residents targets blasting by contractors Shankami Etzler near the Palvants properties. The court will also hear defense and representation details in both actions.
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Urner
Feldman
Augustine 8. Mason, Jr
Hagerstown
H. Dorsey Etchison
Abd
Powell
John S. Newman
F. J. Stoner
Francis H. Urner
Shankaml Etz- Ter
East Fatrick Street
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Com Palvants
D. Princeton Buecker and
Shank
Etzler
F. L. Stouet
W. ML Storm
Bandits Steal 10000 From Minnesota Bank
Three or more bandits armed with weapons raid a Minnesota bank this morning, escaping by car after taking about 10000 in cash. Two days later a memorial service is announced for Frederick Lodse No. 554 BP, with details for Sunday at 3 15 pm in the City Opera House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teachester
Minn
Orpiores
Frederick Lodse
O. Ellis
Opera Howee
Adrescey
All Hall Mills Cases Quashed In Court
In Jersey City the All Hall Mills cases were quashed for all defendants after a lengthy trial. The jury found verdicts of not guilty for the accused. a key witness had not been apprised of the outcome. One defendant’s wife, Mrs Gibson, remains hospitalized and unaware of the result to avoid distress.
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Hall-Mills
Geeant Krow
Jeraey City
No. Des
Apy
Dase Gibson
Wav Pave Tha Bivet Ag
Jeraey City Hospital
Simpson Sore Resigns Attorney General Post in Jersey City
Senator Alexander Simpson resigns as attorney general and contemplates asking for legislative investigation after possible failure to prosecute the Hall-Milla murder case. He sent a letter to Governor A Clarry Moore announcing the move.
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Jersey City
N. C
Jersey
Teriideae
Farether
Hall-Milla
Alexander Simpson
A. Clarry Moore
Missing Erdman Olson Suspect in Death Case
The Crawford county Wisconsin sheriff and Albert Olson, Erdman Olson’s father, are to view a hotel death case in Chicago. The body, found November 6, had poison as the cause and bears obliterated identifying marks. Authorities doubt the dead man is Erdman Olson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiapa, Dew
Sherif Harry Sherwood
Crawford County
Wis
Albert Olson
Erdman Olson
Clara Olson
Chicago
John Carr
Four Men Drowned Off Fishing Schooner Beale
In Philadelphia a fishing schooner M. J. Beale sank at sea leaving four drowned. The four survivors, including captain William Parkes, were brought to Philadelphia aboard the steamer Qontar. Rest of crew from Brooklyn were Neal Johnsen and Mollier Miller. Names of the drowned were not known to Captain Parkes. The ship sailed from New York on December...
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Philadelphia
M. J. Beale
Minera Eteamer
William Parkes
Moller Miller
Neal Johnsen
Brooklyn
Parkes
New Yor
Dar
Man mistaken for deer dies of gunshot wound
A man in Maryland was fatally shot after being mistaken for a deer while resting in a camping area near South Mountain. The incident occurred along a road near York, Pennsylvania, with authorities handling the accidental shooting as a misidentified target.
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Hagerstown
Caledonia
South Mountain
Mantie ix Rhoades
Coamterour
Mnches
York
Pearl Harbor Naval Oil Policy Debate Highlights Court Session
In a Pearl Harbor case the defense explains a policy favoring an off storage naval oil reserve at Pearl Harbor hawaii. Admiral J H Robben testifies that only veiled references to foreign powers appear in his statement while the judge orders omission of foreign names and withheld confidential details to protect public interest.
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Washington
Dec
Garbra
Tf Une Pail Deheny
Pearl Harbor
Hawari
J. H. Robben
Wilbur
Witnesa
Himeai
Miss Florence Garner Reports Aid Need at Frederick Charity
In a monthly report Miss Florence E Garner outlines rising demand for assistance as cold weather arrives. At a meeting of the Advisory Committee in Mariston Market Street she cites fuel, footwear, and clothing needs, including schoolchildren kept home for lack of shoes, with the charity ready to supply through its headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence E Garner
Frederick Charity Organisation
Mariston Ath Market Street
Miss Garner
At Charities
Garner
Holmes D. Beker
Frank D. Worthington
Mary S. Manlaby
W. Cileton McSherry
US Ambassador to Visit Ireland for Charity Bazaar
American envoy Atlinson B. Houghton arrives in Belfast on a special invitation from Lady Crag to open a charity bazaar. He will be hosted by the Duke of Abercorn, governor of Northern Ireland, at Hillsborough Castle, the government house.
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Belfast
Ireland
Whitelaw Reid
Atlinson B. Houghton
Court of St. James
Lady Crag
Ulster Premiser
Duke of Abercorn
Northern Ireland
Hillsborough Castle
Hoesa
Sudden Selling of Baldwin Changes Market
New York AP reports a sharp market reversal led by Baldwin stock falls from 164 to 159 1 2 in the first hour. Day ends with irregular closing as heavy profit taking follows a brief strength. Total volume around 304 shares.
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New York
Interior Batka
Utah
Nevada
Baldwin
Mercer
Acrompani
Motors
Chrysler
Packard
General Motors
Sheich
Pel
Rail
Hell
van Strong
Cleveland
Snow and Cold Outlook for Next Week
Weather blips forecast snow rain and cold across the Middle Atlantic South and Southeast with variable conditions. Hood College music students present a first recital in Braddock Hall drawing a 32 person audience as others prepare for graduate recitals. Fire destroys farm property and workshops in a separate incident.
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Hood College
Bredbeck Hall
Aes
Sumbersam
Serta
We Kram Wat
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Yelllow
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Minnesota Bank
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Heneth Gates
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Tar Meng Stevens
Euvaner
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Erante
Tanis J. Tabor
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Tabor
Addrewa Log Grange Wescluna
Charles Henn
Austin
Henn
Wills Terr
Ballengers
Mary Snook
Ruth Kebne
Robert Firor
Lewistown
Edwards
Holter
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Prairie Dae Chien
Sherwood
Erdman
Olson
Robison
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