Reservoir Bid Not Awarded by Aldermen Today
The Baltimore Aldermen failed to award the reservoir construction contract after bid submissions from 13 firms. The Mullin Co. was initially approved but withdrew amid questions over forms and labour costs. the council adjourned to reconsider Thursday at 11 o'clock. Notnagle Found Guilty of Manslaughter in Baltimore Court. new trial sought for December 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Aldermen
G. B. Mullin Co., Inc
Washington
Washington Concern
Mullin
Mullin Concern
Alderman Shipley
Alderman Mullinix
Mullin Company
G B. Mullin
Big
City
Offigals
William Notnagle
Baltimore
Duncan de Beer
Notnagle
Wiliam Reynolds
Stanton
Notuagle
Reynolds
Frederick Road Park
de Beet
de Heet
Nothagle
Irvington
de Beer
First
Maryland
Bank Robbers Take About Ten Thousand From City Savings
Two unmasked men robbed two tellers at the City Savings and Trust on Xenia Avenue Dayton Ohio. They stole about $10,900 from the cash drawer during the robbery. Police described the suspects as driving away in a dark sedan.
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Associated Press
Dayton
Xenia Ave
Tabeh
City Savings and Trust
Royalist Leader's Son Dies From Own Action
Paris report states autopsy found no contrary evidence to the hypothesis of self-inflicted death by Phillipe Daudet, 14, son of royalist leader Leon Dauarlet. He died days after wounds from a taxi incident. The father filed a formal charge of assassination against an unidentified person.
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Paris
Phillipe Daudet
Leon Dauarlet
Philling
Indiana Governor McCray Faces Trial on Embezzlement Charges
Indiana Governor Warren T. McCray is to stand trial after eight grand jury indictments in Marion County. The charges include embezzlement forgery larceny false pretenses and related offenses. The case marks a major political and legal crisis in the state capital.
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Indiana
Warren T. McCray
Bm Hs Tie Mation County Grand Jury
Indianapolis
Despondent Wife Takes Mercury Tablets in Maryland Town
Mrs Helen Elizabeth Snyder Bell 18 formerly of Woodside Maryland swallowed two dichloride of mercury tablets Tuesday night at her West Third street home. Antidote given, she was rushed to Frederick City Hospital and reported improving. The couple wed early last July and reside with Mrs Bell's husband her aunt Miss Theresa Bell.
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Carl Bell
West Third Street
Bell
Helen Elizabeth Snyder
Woodside
Maryland
Theresa Bell
Frederick City Hospital
Gell
Mercury boiler power feat and Mt Zion repairs at Mt Zion
Schenectady reports a mercury vapor boiler boosting power by around 50 percent compared with steam turbines, with General Electric claiming higher efficiency than modern turbines. Nearby Mt Zion Lutheran Church in Feagaville undergoes extensive repairs, including frescoing, heating upgrades, and a new cedar fence, aiming to reoccupy by Christmas and plan a spring rededication.
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MT. Zion Lutheran Church
Schenectady
Dec
A. P
General Electric Company
W. L. R. Immet
Mr. Emmet
Enmet
Mt. Zion Lutheran
Frederick County
Feagaville
Witch
Mt. Zion Cemetery
Charles Brenner
Frederick
Jen R. Nikirk
Wet Philip School
Myers Released After Drunken Incident at Smokeshop
Myers, accused of being intoxicated at the Smokeshop on North Market Street, was arrested Tuesday night by OMear Bowen and jailed. He was later released after disputes with Grove were settled.
Legion Head Banqueted
Col. DP John Markey of this city attended a dinner in Washington honoring National Commander John R Quinnat at the Racquet Club. Five Senators and 27 Congressmen, all active Legionnaires except two, joined the event along with Assistant Secretaries of Navy and War Roosevelt and Davis General Brett head of the Veterans of Foreign Wars John Macfarland president of the Disabled American Veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Markey
Maryland
Department of the American Legion
John R. Quinnat
Racquet Chuir
Washington
Navy
Roosevelt
Davis
Brett
Veterans of Foreign Wars
John Macfarland
Amerian Veterians
Negro killed in farm dispute on Chestertown farm
In Chestertown Maryland on December 5 James Jones a black man was slain with a pitchfork during a dispute over restoring farm implements at Jones B Dunns farm. J N Lane white was arrested charged with the murder. Burton Dane James brother was jailed for assaulting Herbert Fagenbacher with the same weapon during the incident.
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Associated Press
Chestertown
Jones B. Dunn
James Jones
J N Lane
Burton Dane
Herbert Fagenbacher
Lane
Duan
Jones
Fazenbacher
Dunn's
Coolidge May Regard South Regional Primary Stance
President Coolidge plans to acknowledge the South's preference for the presidential primary at a forthcoming convention and may signal his stance on 1924 plans. White House sources confirm his intent to recognize the South Dakota convention's endorsement amid ongoing party tensions and a split over Governor John Johnson.
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Associated Press
Washington
Pre
Coolidge
South
South Dakota
Hirai Jihnsen
Hagerstown building collapse injures three workers
A three story brick building on West Washington Street under repair collapsed this morning in Hagerstown. Photographer Harris Hiedwohl and two employees Miss Bessie Binklew and Mrs. Thomas Spielman were trapped by debris but injuries were not serious.
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Associated Press
Hagereatawn Dee i
West Washington Street
Harris Hiedwohl
Bessie Binklew
Thomas Spielman
Dozen Stocks Reach New Highs for 23
Traders push long positions as a dozen stocks hit new high records for the year amid renewed demand for low priced issues. Call money opened at high rates while expectations of further gains buoyed the market.
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New York
Erie
Dd Nigar
Emmitsburg Properties Sold In Bankruptcy Sale
Two Emmitsburg properties were sold subject to a wife's dower at a trustee sale held by Horner, Annan, and others under a U S District Court order. One lot on West Main Street brought 4026 dollars to Effanbeth N. Annan, another on Shield's Addition sold to Hielm Bruce Horner for 3025 dollars, both with restrictions. A third farm southeast of Emmitsburg on the Emmitsburg Keyeville road was withdrawn at 49 per acre.
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Renostata
Annan
Hormer
J. Stewart Annan
Andrew A. Horner
Emmitsburg
United States District Court
Emmittsburg
West Main Street
Effanbeth N. Annan
Shield
Andrew Annan Thorner
Hielm Bruce Horner
Boemitsbure
Keyeville
Alex
Ander Armstrong
Vincent Sebolt
John
Newman
Benjamin PP
Ogle
Eye Improves After Baltimore Treatment for Starr
Starr of the People's Bank Libertytown returns from Baltimore where eye treatment eased the left eye problem. He is ordered to relax duties as condition shows improvement. Also notes several property deeds transferring parcels to various individuals and counties.
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Abuariee If Starr
People’s Bank
Libertytown
Balimiore
Bemime
Thare
War Starr
Eer
Woman Sentenced to Fifteen Years in Cedar Rapids Reformatory
A young woman received a 15 year term in the Momana Reformatory at Cedar Rapids for a string of sor ceries. The judge ruled the law did not deem her fully innocent given her youth.
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Momana Reformatory
Cedar Rapids
Tle
Vnden
Wheelwright Shooting Accident Reported in Baltimore
Dee Wheelwright and Mrs Wheelwright say the shooting was an accident. The wounded man, taken to a hospital yesterday, showed great improvement today as family and friends confirm the accident theory.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Dee, & Clarettee
Watson Wheelwright
Mra
Wheelwright
Pole
Descendants of Monroe Organize Centennial Celebration
Members of the Society of Descendants of James Monroe organized in Washington to mark the centennial of the Monroe Doctrine. The event included a reception at Governor Trinkle’s mansion and a pilgrimage to Monroe’s tomb in Richmond. The group, formed Nov 17, plans restoring Monroe’s birthplace in Westmoreland County, Virginia, and future meetings in Frederick, Belair, and Baltimore with a banquet at each gathering.
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Society of the Descendants of
Thetate
James Monroe
Monroe
Washington
E. Lee Trinkle
President Monroe
Hollywood Cemetery
Richmond
Virginia
Hoes
Mra
Rose Gouverneur Hoes
Minor Fairfax Heiskell Couverneur
Monroe Johnson
Harry Freeman Clark
William Crawford Johnson
Michardson
Belair
Minor Fairfax Heliskell Gouverneur
Griswold Thelin
Baltimore
Frederick
Knitting Mills Placed Into Involuntary Bankruptcy
The Navy Knitting Mills Incorporated with offices in New York and a Buffalo plant was thrust into involuntary bankruptcy by a creditors committee Petition alleges debts may total about 1.2 million with assets in this jurisdiction around 200 thousand.
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Associated Press
New York
Navy Knitting Mills. Incorporated
Buffalo
Pettison
Tabillites
Strike on D and H Ends Says Union Head
Albany December 5 1922 the Delaware and Hudson shopmen strike ended per Richard McKenzie chair of the local union about 4500 workers had quit. Strikers will return by applying for individual positions rather than through the union. Also Washington County commissioners reorganized with John W Bower reappointed president and new members Raleigh Poffenberger Dale Ward Elvin Funk taking seats.
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Associated Press
Albany
Delaware and Hudson
Richard McKenzie
Elty
McKenzie
Board of
Washington County Commissioners
Raleigh Poffenberger
Dales Ward
Elvin Funk
John W. Bower
Jecse O Rnyder
George A. Hook
Henry Holzapfel
Democratis
Gillett Chosen Speaker as House Fight Ends
Frederick H Gillett of Massachusetts was reelected Speaker of the House as insurgents backed off after a months long deadlock. The vote completed the 68th Congress and set the stage for President Coolidge to deliver his first joint address to Congress the following day.
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Associated Press
Washington
Frederick H Gilett
Massachusetts
House
Gillett
68Th Congress
President Coolidge
Senate
Longworth
Ohio
Nelson
Wisconsin
Spraker Gillett
Garrett
Tennhcksea
Caldnate
Marden
Illnois
Coolidge
Congress
Capitol
State officers visit King David Lodge I O O F
Past Grand Master John B Spence Grand Secretary William A Jones and T C McGuire of Baltimore visited King David Lodge No 50 on Tuesday evening. Jones urged memorizing charges and unwritten work while noting the officers association work in Baltimore. Spence spoke on the Odd Fellows Home and its meaning to members. McGuire shared an engaging talk. Officers for the ensuing term were elected with Morave Itc Albaugh Noble Grand and others including Paul B Simpson and Jacob L Engelbrecht as key officers. Refreshments followed.
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King David Lodge
John B. Spence
William A. Jones
T. C. McGuire
Baltmore
Jones
Officers’ Association
Baltimore
Spence
Odd Fellows Home
Order
McGuire
Robert A. Bennett
Tarry WW. Miller
Noble Grand
Morave Itc
Albaugh
Bo Lows
Paul B. Simpson
Jacob L. Engelbrecht
Philip Seeger
J. Wilfur Warner
Franklin N Shipley
Roger L. A. Wiles
Charles F. Seeger
Grand Lodge
FH G. Haugh
Anthracite Coal Tests Show High Slate Content
Harrisburg December 5 The Associated Press reports tests of anthracite coal conducted in November under Secretary Walsh show slate and bone in samples from three collieries. Slate content ranged up to 56 percent with other samples lower. The findings were released today as part of an ongoing Mines Department investigation.
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Associated Dress
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Walsh
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Op Cramer
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Chane
Nirademnis
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Monroe Organize
Knitting Mills
D. and
White House
Penna
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