Commissioners rename old appointees in Frederick County
At the first meeting for the new four year term the Frederick County Board of Commissioners reelected John W. Moller as president and Roscoe P. Brown as vice president. R. Brice Murdoch was named Clerk to the Board with Charles J. Miller as Assistant Clerk and H. Dorsey Etchison as Attorney. Other appointments included A. W. Davis as Keeper of Weights and Measures, Charles W. Smith as County Constable, and J. Marshall Grumbine as Farmer Court House. Frank M. Stevens retired after defeat. Holter and Brown received unanimous votes for new terms. The superintendent remains James A. Jones and Mrs. Charles K. Hock as clerk. A dinner for Stevens, the governor’s appointee to fill the unexpired term, took place at the Hotel Frederick.
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Board of County Commissoners
Tok
John W. Moller
Roscoe P. Brown
Archur R. Molesworth
George Smith
Lewis F
Lochner
R. Brice Murdoch
Charles J. Miller
H. Dorsey’ Etchison
A. W. Davia
Charles WW. Smith
Faniter Court House
J. Marshall Grumbine
Frank M. Stevens
Holter
Brown
Montegue Shill
James A. Jones
Charles K. Hock
Fetm
Frederick County
Stevens
Frederick
Noo
Ritchie
Warren E. Dudderar
Christmas Recital at Hood College Features Noted Organ Program
Prof Henry Z Wade directed Hood College music department in a Christmas time organ recital in Brodbeck Hall December 0 at 1 PM. The program blended familiar carols with varied Christmas selections and concluded with the Hallelujah Chorus. An unrelated item notes a white arctic owl shot in Lmnsanore hills by G W Tregsning amid a description of migration expectations of famed irises.
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Henry Z. Wade
G- O
Department of
Hood College
Brodbeck Hall
Dethier
Bethlehem
Oyer
Arctic
Lmsanore Hills
G. W. Tregsning
United States
McDermott Loses In First Court Tilt In Canton
In Canton Ohio Patrick WPlugene MccDermott faces a life trial for the July murder of Don D. Meller. Defense counsel E L Mills claims right to interview key State witnesses Kaschalk and Kavanaugh was denied, with a motion to permit interviews overruled as jury selection begins.
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Canton
Patrick Wplugene MccDermott
Don D. Meller
Edwin W. Binh
E. L. Mills
McDermott
Homer C. Durand
Coshocton
Steve Kaschalk
Peggy Kavanaugh
Kascholk
Mise Karanaukh
Ferdinand undergoes operation as Marie returns to Bucharest
King Ferdinand undergoes a surgical procedure in Bucharest while Queen Marie arrives back from her U S tour. Physicians say the operation was most successful though reports from abroad emphasize the seriousness of his illness. Queen Marie cut short her United States visit to return to her capital.
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Bucharest
Romanus
Ferdinand
Queen Marie
United States
Marie
Coolidge Discusses Radio Problem Across Party Lines
Washington dispatch reports President Coolidge and multiple Republican leaders among attendees at a White House meeting to address a persistent radio issue. Senators Wadsworth and others from New Jersey Connecticut Maine Vermont and Indiana joined the discussion alongside representatives.
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Washington
White House
Coslidge
Republi
Representa
Wadsworth
New En
New Jersey
Odds
McLean
Maine
Vermont
Sirens
Kansas
Advances Put Speculators Back In Control Of Market
New York traders regained control after an early irregular session. Call money rose from 41 2 to about 3 percent as banks extended loans to repair a deficit in the reserve shown in the weekly clearing house statement.
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New York
Fire threatens Bothell as warehouse blast hits town
A warehouse explosion near Bothell, 25.7 miles north of Seattle, endangers the 1,007 residents. Firefighters rushed to the scene to combat the spreading blaze in early morning hours.
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Seattle
Waeh
Bothell
Here
Zeath
Robbery of Department Store Nets $50,000
A trio of men blew safes in a department store in Paw, Minnesota, and escaped with more than $20,500 in cash and goods. Police pursue leads as authorities investigate the heist and related burglary activity.
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I. Paw
Minn
API
Neimers
Aoe
iGoparimedt
Jast N ‘Pehoes
Fos Gwar
Baicmen
Ferems Cme
Chem *Y
Hague
Two New Bridges Near Ready for Holiday Season
Readable text notes two new bridges on East and West Patrick Streets nearing completion for use by December 17. Visitation Academy and Hood College schedules and holiday closures are outlined, with public schools ending December 23 and reopening January 3.
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Houday
Patrick Stoett
Mr. Childs, Jr
Aseet
UN Sen
East Patrick Street
Patrick Street
Chiz
Ballenger Crack
Bockerstown Pike
Raetone
State
Rosus Commission
Dee
Hood Club Holds Annual Meeting at Frederick Institution
The Frederic Hood Club met Saturday at 3 p.m. in Winchester Wish for business and a program led by Dr. Joseph L. Apple. Half of last fall’s pledge to the Hood College Building and Endowment Fund was reported paid, mission coffee booth profits were favorable, and a uniform constitution for Alem Chiles was approved. A $10 request was made to outfit the YWCA Hut on campus. A nominating committee was formed to name officers for the club, with Mrs. Irvine M. Landauer among its members.
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Winchester
Joseph LE Apple
AR. Tesh
Hood College
Copfer
Ebees
Equipmena
Y. WC. A. Hut
Tha. Amenu
Frederick
C. Ross Castle
Irvine M. Landauer
William M. Sietm
Jupaat Innchbeen
Clarget EL Ramebutz
Ane Brown
Martha Kemp Slemmer
Charse
Thearies K. Gk
Pecstion
Hearing Tonight on Unauthorized Use of Frederick Truck
Charles Ber ger, proprietor of the Frederick City Useapers and Drers, reports his truck taken by Roy Simmons about 26. Simmons was arrested Sunday by Constable Charlis W. Salb and released on his own recognizance. He faces charges of unauthorized use and violation of game laws for hunting without a license. The case, tied to a driver’s license and the vehicle’s recovery near Waikeraville, will be heard before Justice Matfer tonight.
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Charles Berger
Frederick City
Roy Simmons
Comatade Charlis W. Salb
K. Mottur
Waikee
Bargti
Kig
Waikeraville
Frederick
Barger
Simmons
Austin Ross
Jug Bridge
Constable Smith
Willard Gue
Rossee
Matfer
New jurors drawn to replace excused panel
Judge Glenn H Worthlogton drew six new jurors this morning to serve at the December term starting next Monday. Buckerstown district Robert M Ranneberrer replaces Sachs Shellman Emmitsburg district Robert H Gielan replaces Harvey E Valentine Catechem district Betua Vo Wolfe replaces Kecklin W Pryor Burkittsville district Clayton O Desrange replaces Harry E Palmer Batlenger district Thomas J L Wiles replaces Lester C Zimmerman Walkersville district Warvey MM Cramer replaces Melvin G Hahn
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Glenn H. Worthlogton
Buckerstown
Robert M. Ranneberrer
Sachs
Shellman
Emmitsburz
Robert H. Gielan
Harvey E. Valentine
Betua Vo Wolfe
Kecklin
Lee Fohl to Manage Toronto Club in 1927
Asheville N C December 6 AP reports Tee Fohl manager of the Boston Red Sox will likely sign to manage Toronto of the International League for 1927. Details describe a benefit event with a 2 pm start and a reception, noting local figures and a fair atmosphere at a Worcester or Winchester venue.
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Lee Fohl
Toronto
Asheville
N. C
Tee Fohl
Boston
County corn wins prizes at the Chicago fair
Readable excerpt describes county corn exhibitors and Maryland youths receiving prizes at the Sesqui Centennial Exposition in Chicago. Winners from Frederick and surrounding areas, including Lamar and Acton Sige, earned cash prizes and purple and gold ribbons. Judges include D Lincoln and Geo Q Grown. Freder ick High School staff oversee the exhibits.
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Howard
Catea Leaxe
Banerta
Lamar Wichers
Roatt
Acton Sige
Maya
Newt
Cath
Ciase Nichart Zimmerman
Trot
Fox
Qhdenbury
University of Maryland
Ohbe
Virgina
West Virginie
Kentucky
Iowa
Nicool
Aguero
Frederick
Ohio
Pascal Ken
Ballenger
Geo. QC
Joan Kriner
Focal Poultry Club
Suitemaker
Cffee
Marshall Refused New Trial By Court In Philadelphia
The State Supreme Court refused a new trial for David L. Marshall serving 10 to 20 years for the murder of Anna May Deitch. He admitted dismembering the body but denied causing the death, claiming misused drugs prescribed for her.
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Philadelphia
Dev
State Supreme Court
David L. Marshal
Anna May Deitch
Marshall
Woods
Snow Buries Eastern States Amid Severe Cold
A heavy early season snowstorm across the East causes several deaths and widespread disruption. Rochester temps fall to three degrees as New York City's street crews battle snow and traffic gridlock. Eleven deaths linked to the storm reported in New York and surrounding states.
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New York
Des
Mary Weat
Westirminda
Waehiy Hien
Delaware
Rochester
Ciewalville
Erlo
Champlain
New York City
New York State
Buffalo
New Jersey
Auguil
Taany Coast
Bangor
Malone
Work Of Interior Department Told In Report That Asks For Nothing
Washington dispatch reviews the interior department annual report of Secretary Work, noting it praises many tasks and asks for nothing in return. The 104 page document details reclamation, land offices, Indian services, geology, parks and education, with figures on acres, dams, bridges, and tourist visitors.
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Interior Department
Washington
Kalihi
Hawaii
Congress
Cer
Bureau of Pen
Court Refuses To Review Charges In Oil Case
Court denies appeal to review charges in an oil case. The decision leaves the original accusations and court actions intact as the defendant seeks further scrutiny.
Miner killed in old grudge feud shocks Garrett County
Miner Marry Warris was shot yesterday by a masked man after a long feud. Authorities say the case remains under investigation as miners and mountaineers gather amid unrest and threats.
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Miner
Ritanfier
Warris
Shyearett Antner
Char
Gotan
Carady
Hasais
Marcia Teaves
Garrett County
Billings Sd
Two Three-Story Dwellings Dynamited in Pittston
Two three story dwellings were dynamited in Pittston Pennsylvania early today. Twelve families escaped unharmed. The Marino residence and Muzzo's meat market apartment building were wrecked and a neighboring structure badly damaged. Windows and doors shattered as concussive blast affected twelve other homes.
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Pittston
Nicholas Marino
Muzzo
Marino
British Marines Likely to Withdraw from Hankow Concession
AP dispatches from China report the Hankow situation easing amid antiforeign protests and say British marines are likely to be withdrawn from the foreign concession.
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London
China
Hankow
Lkely
Sunday Services At Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
Sunday services at Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church featured a good attendance despite inclement weather. A Leaders' Class delegation attended the United Brethren Sunday School session, one member was received into church membership, and the Epworth League heard Rev. Dr. G Elis Williams on youth work. Bishop Edwin Hole Hughes was to lecture on the Beferaphy of a Boy, preceded by an organ recital by Mrs. A A Radcliffe.
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Calvary Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
United Brethren Sunday School
Epworth League
G. Elis Wiliams
Edwin T. Mowbray
D. D
Hazeratown
Edwin Hole Hughes
Chicago
Afteen Miente
A. A Radcliff
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Heinein Harris
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Louis
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Chas. E. Hudson
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Rebere Shipies
Markell U3
Neiseur SsSistant Treasure
Awlrey de Leather
J& T Fumer
Sreorge Jet
Chaos
Metamiy
Arian
Hradier T. Bree
Chas. W. Sprans
Gilmore Stitely
Longworth session opens with divided Senate and House
Congress convenes as the Senate and House prepare to hear the President’s message on Tuesday. The opening day features committee appointments, a debate over Gould’s oath amid a pay probe, and several new members taking office while adjournment is moved to March.
House Honors Fallen Senators In Recess Adjournment
In a brief session the House and Senate adjourned to honor two senators who died during the recess. Speaker Longworth presided as a clerk announced four new members and officers were sworn in, including John J. Cochran Mary d. Enadbright and J. Welch of California. The chambers closed out of respect for the departed lawmakers.
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Aedger
Longworth
Bern
Senate
Conti
House
Erick W. Dellinger
John J. Cochran
Mary d. Enadbright
J. Welch
California
Initial Wade Male Chorus Concert Friday at Winchester Hall
The Wade Male Chorus presents its initial concert at Winchester Hall on Friday afternoon December 18 under Prof. Henry T. Wedls of Hood College with Albert Newcomb as guest artist. Newcomb, a Maryland native, studied in Italy and with Cage one in Milan. proceeds go to Frederick City Hospital.
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Wade
Winchester Hall
Henry T. Wedls
Hood College
Alvert Newcomb
Teating Temor
Rochester Grand Opera Co
Mr. Newcomb
Maryland
Benn
Cambridge
David Maclamet
Baltimore
Newcome
Italy
Cage
Taes
Milan
Wade Mae C
Fredericketty
Prcatick
Frederick City Hospital
France
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Mrs. Hopkins
Frederick Bram
Iran
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Visitation Academy
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Frederick County Hood Club
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