Frederick church plans new building on Bentz street
The building committee for a new Methodist church in Frederick is appointed with Casper E. Cline and others leading. Architects Joseph W. Urner and the Board of Architects are chosen. Elbert Conover may visit December 14 to discuss construction options. The church fronts Bentz Street with a West Second parsonage site.
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Wilcoxon Uber Yard
Brown
Nourts
Casper E.cline
JL Rosa
Bureau of Architecture
Methodist Episcopal Church At
Philadelphia
Frederick
Bentz Street
West
Voris Urges Brotherhood Through Golden Rule Message
Rev John R Voris Associate General Secretary of S E Relief New York spoke at Hood College Vesper Service outlining a world woven by modern tech yet needing spiritual ties. He urged nations to seek mutual understanding and aid rather than war, stressing aid to others and peaceful cooperation.
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John R. Voris
Sear East Relief
New York City
Hood College
Voris
Oath Of Office Delayed For Rep Ned Beck
Washington reports the oath of office was withheld from Representative Ned James M. Beck of Pennsylvania on December 5 citing questions about his U S citizenship status. The move followed a Senate or House inquiry into Beck including possible eligibility concerns.
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Washington
Ned James M. Beck
Pennstitania
Northeast Storm Slams Coast With Snow and Traffic Woes
A brutal cold snap and heavy snow and sleet blanketed the eastern United States, crippling travel across the region. Reports note fatalities from traffic incidents near Greater New York as markets and daily life struggle amid the stormy conditions.
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York
Pinga
Borneasi Gate
Trafic Acea
Greater
New York
Young Kresge Fined for Rum Smuggling
Howard G. Kreepe, son of a prominent Detroit family, was fined 35 for attempting to bring liquor across the border. Customs officers report he concealed three bottles of whiskey and a bottle of champagne under his coat while a protruding bottle drew inspector scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard G. Kreepe
Kresze
Detroit
Kresge
University of Michigan
Christmas clubs boost shopping season in Frederic area
About 200 000 dollars will be paid today to members of Christmas savings clubs by five Frederic banks. Most funds go to county residents but the bulk goes to members in the city. Funds are used for taxes coal bills and reinvestment while two thirds are spent on Christmas shopping. Local merchants anticipate one of the largest holiday periods in history and stores will stay open evenings in the coming days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederics
Loweier
Oxe Idealer
Contempt Trial in Washington Is Begun
Washington December 5 AP. Harry F Sinclair wife and J Burns and associates faced the District of Columbia Supreme Court on contempt charges. They claimed their surveillance of the jury in the Sinclair oil case was lawful. Henry Mason Dar admitted hiring Burns men to shadow the jury at Sinclair s request to block a verdict they feared would favor the government. The oil man asked the case be set for lack of jurisdiction.
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Washington
Haled
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Harry F. Sinclair
Wif
Fiam J. Burns
Sinclair Oil
Henry Mason Dar
Sinclair
Burns
Sinclar
Dance Hall Shootout Ends in Robbery Stampede
A masked robber chief led a gang through a dance floor siege. police officer John Fried fired, the leader fell with four bullets, waiter Barrs Smith was killed, and guests June Griffith Fannie Hillman Sergeant Cohan Charles Silverman William Malone were wounded. Miss Griffith may die.
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John Fried
City Prosecutors Office
Fred
Fried
Fannie Hillman
Cohan
Miss Griffith
Hunting mishap may cost an arm near Frederick
Roland Gillis, 15, of Poplar Springe, was seriously injured last Saturday when a shotgun discharged while he crossed a fence about 15 miles east of Frederick. He is at Frederick City Hospital in stable condition though doctors have not determined if the arm can be saved. The hospital has seen several hunting accident cases since opening season.
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Roland Gillis
Poplar Springe
Frederick
Frederick City Hospital
Gillis
Jikis City
Hag
Ting
Visits This Country
Fragmentary notice describes a visit to the country by an individual named Koons and a person identified as Casna with an apparent reference to a daughter. The readable text is minimal and lacks clear dates or locations.
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Casna
Z. S
Federal Officials Report on Prohibition Crime Trends
The attorney general’s annual report notes a rise in fines and judgments under the national prohibition act and a drop in criminal prosecutions. It cites increased rum runner activity from Canada and the French islands, and urges more federal judges and stenographers to improve case handling and grand jury records.
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Grand Lanother
Mabel Walker
Sahil
United States
Canada
Smith and Vare Denied Seats at Opening Session
Washington news reports that Senator elects William Vare of Pennsylvania and Frank L. Smith of Illinois were denied seating by a Norris resolution citing unfitness amid scandal from their primary campaigns. Action postponed until tomorrow.
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Washington
Congress
William 8. Vare
Pennsylvania
Frank L. Smith
Illinois
Senate
Norris
Nebraska
House
Nicholas Longworth
Ohio
William M Hardt recalls early days in Frederick
Philadelphia resident William M. Hardt visited Frederick to discuss the Monocacy Battlefield project and recall the city’s development. He praised Hood College, reflected on Kemp Hall in 1861, and noted how Maryland might have avoided Gettysburg if it had seceded. He plans to speak at a meeting about the Battlefield project.
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Frederick
William M. Hardt
Philadelphia
Hardt
Hood College
Maryland
Kemp Hall
Gettiaburg
Main Yeats
East Church Street
Willam M. Hardt
Woman on Stand Denies Murder of Dr Liliendaal
In a tense courtroom Mrs Margaret Liliendaahl tearfully testified she and her husband befriended Willis Beach and that she saw him on the day of the murder only briefly. She described driving with her husband and two men who forced her from the car as a gunshot rang out.
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Mbiy
Noo
Margaret
Lil Hahl
Willis Bach
Liliendahl
Robert McCarter
Charles Phillips
Philips
Samuel Hark
Beach
Bark
Lilttendahl
Hallowe'en
Ahe
Abe
Gmsotine
Apsiom
Dake
May’s Landing
X. J
Justice Campbell
Harry Sanderson
Sydney
Hinkle
Sanderson
A. Wi- Ham Liliendahl
WW. Beach
Mars Rent Two
Shaaid San Raveres
Pat Beach
Apartment Robbed in New Vora Amid Night Break-In
A troubled report describes a burglary at a residence on a New Vora street where a resident named Serena Nindord was robbed of a cat, jewelry, and other items. The intruder forced entry by tampering with a door lock, and the break-in is believed to have occurred during the night.
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Misa Nindord
Monocacy Battlefield Reminiscence By Washington Officer
An Union officer recalls the Monocacy conflict, describing field marks, a key plan to defend Washington, and near-miss moments at Monocacy Junction. He notes a note card from Waynesboro and recollections of Startzman and staff, including Confederate movements and the Bridgeline tug.
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Giffest
Dlarrwmburg
Beebie
Jadge Worthington
Geo. W Thang
Waynesboro
Frecor
Hao
Lew Wallace
Gram Bast
Chase Farm
Monocacy Junction
Iam
Cate
Virginia
Ington
D. C
Baltimore Pike
Cram
Reich
Datieral Wallace
Saeme
Ste
Ficer
Starteman
Hamsville
Baltimore
Startzman
Mer
Stamsville
Four Die in Buckingham Hotel Annex Fire in St Louis
A Buckingham Hotel annex fire in St Louis killed four women and injured seven, destroying the rear section. Among the dead are Mrs Luther H Conn Miss Bessie Groat and Marie L Sosanka, with Fraser a teacher among the injured. Nurses and Central Institute for the Deaf pupils were rescued from the blaze.
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St. Louis
Buckingham Hotel
Jonas
Luther H. Conn
Bessie Groat
Marie L. Sosanka
Fraser
Central Institute For the Deaf
Cumberland Auto Theft Case and Evangelistic Campaign
A Cumberland man charged with stealing a car, Charles Divvens, 20, of Fairmont West Virginia, will have a hearing before Justice A Y Bennett. The theft occurred Friday evening and the vehicle was spotted near Saddletown before being recovered by State Police Sgt. Duckworth. Also noted is an Evangelistic Campaign by United Brethren Church pastor Rev. George W. String set for February 5 to 18 with sectional prayers and home visits planned.
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Nash
Charles Divvens
Fairmont
W. Va
A. Y Bennett
Cumberland
Satmeaat
C. E. Duckworth
State Police
Saddletown
Divvens
Braddock Heights
Duckworth
Dirvens
Frank Goss
Divveng
Frederick County
United Brethren Church
George W. String
Pthset
Sheir
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F.or Rum
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Poplar Springs
Pleasant Grove Women's Club
The
Pleasent Grove Women’s
Rachel
Old Sweet
Sargent
Ised Amerioe
Fekora Merhatatt
Weaveu
Urean Haw
Ean
Rueyd General Sarment
Epenkaf
Wemmena
United
Thyrolinea
Ronengiad Nerrtepet
Iowa
Vermont
Connecticut
Smith
Vare
Woman's Club
Woodsboro
Reading
RC. Savirick
GL. Cutshall
Ross Blins
Warman
Raymond Burdette
Airy
Raymond Barfleste
S. Molesworth
Normal
Fl Bena Te
Ira Pot Charlies
Cronin Chaties
Raymond, Jr
Dereen Euri
Lepistatere
Scott M. Wolfiger
Reginald E. Walters Hacerstown
Hunter H. Stotler
Ciry
Counse
Ellsworth A. Roulette
A. 5. Mason
Hagerstown
Saul Praeger
Als
Stotler
Edward Vincest
Edward Sealers
Femmes Emmitsdare
Phila
P. McPherson
Vincent Sai Jv
Harke
Neari
DR. Lilliendahl
Orin
Gap
George Z. Best
George Startzman
Monocacy
Abert Brown Lee Renkies
Pedhror
Virginia Renkies
Bits
Saline
Grace Holt
Jesse Clark
Buckingham Annex
Cumberland Auto
James M. Beck
Phiadelphia
Cincinatti
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Seat
Netics R. Skeokat
Tr'al
Liam
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