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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Dec 14, 1923

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State Officials Back Full Time County Health Officer Plan

State health officials urged Frederick County to make the county health officer a full time position with a salary of 3500 to 4000 dollars plus expenses funded jointly by the county and state. If adopted Dr Kefauver would retain the post and undergo Johns Hopkins training. County commissioners showed favorable inclination though no final decision was announced.

Board of County Commissioners R. H. Riley Bureau of Riley Kirkman BE. C. Kefauver Thurmont Kefauver County Medical Society Department of Health Maryland John’s Hopkins

Dawes Urges Preservation of National Banks Amid Branch Controversy

Comptroller Dawes calls for protection and proper treatment of the national banking system in his annual report. He warns Congress to decide on abolishing the office and addresses branch banking as a central issue influencing the Federal Reserve System and national banks. Dividends reached 179 million dollars with profits rising by over 20 million.

Associated Press Washington Henry NM. Dawes Congress Dawes Federal Reserve System Comptroller

Christmas Seals On Sale In Frederick County

Letters mailed to residents of Frederick city and county offer 260 seals per envelope to support tuberculosis relief. Proceeds fund city efforts and rural district efforts, with stamps sold in local stores and by mail. The Frederick County Stamp Sales Committee led by Mary J. Dahlentz drives the campaign with Rotary and public health association support.

Frederick City Frederick County Stamp Sales Committee Miary J. Dahlentz Rotary Club Frederick County Public Health Asociation Parsons Newman Frederick County Maryland Tuberculasix, Association

Confusion Strikes Market At Noon

The forenoon stock market failed to show the buying movement of yesterday. Oil shares rose on higher Pennsylvania crude prices and western grades. Prices moved in a confused fashion at midday as industrials advanced while several leading railroads dipped. Call money opened at per cent.

New York Pennsylvania

Chinese Bandits Loot Town Take Officials and Women

Three thousand bandits led by Chen Yen Teh and Wang Han-Ying captured Chaha, burning homes and looting the town. They seized the magistrate and education commissioner and two other officials, along with more than 100 residents including many women, per dispatches from Chang Sha.

Associated Press Shanghai Chen Yen Teh Wang Han-Ying Chaha Chang

Palm Acquitted in Concealed Weapon Case

Robert Palm colored was found not guilty of carrying concealed weapons and assault with intent to kill by Associate Judge Glenn H. Worthington. The trial, tied to an argument from an arrest on December 9, was led by attorney Alton V. Bennett. Court adjourned until after the holidays.

Palm Robert Palm Glenn H. Worthington

International Good Will Doctrine urged for a warless world

The Federal Council of Churches commission calls for international justice and goodwill, urging the United States to join the World Court and lead in a Christian system of international cooperation. The document asks churches to educate, pray, and fund aid for Near East relief, Central Europe, Russia, and Japan, while expanding committees on international justice in churches worldwide.

Columbus Dec America Federal Council of Churches Commission On International Justice and Goodwill United States Near East Europe Russia Japan League of Nations International Commission Council Owith Church Universal God Eric Christian People of Jesus Christ Modera Fe Ardeny Armel Nirebane

Mrs Mary Claggett Schley Dies After Sudden Illness

Mrs Mary Martin Claggett Schley widow of Thomas Schley died suddenly at 122 Court Street shortly after 10 AM from heart trouble at age 61. A devout churchwoman and longtime aide to the Tome for the Aged, she leaves a daughter Milas Anne Schley and brother Tanorea Martin Claggett of Poolesville. Funeral arrangements to be announced. CooC. Carty is the director.

Mary Martin Claggete Schley Thomas Schley Court Street Milas Anne Schley Edward Se Schley Sehley All Saints’ Church John Thomas Claggett Maryland St. Mary’s Tome For the Anne Perry Claegett Sehley Tanorea Martin Claegett Poolesville Cooc Carty

Gambrill Grain Co Fire Causes $100000 Loss

A blaze at the Gambrill Grain Co at 2123 27 Arlington Street caused about 100000 in damage, with insurance covering the loss. Firefighters faced heavy power lines knocked from a pole and wintry conditions slowed spread as the building was contained to the Gambrill structure.

Associated Press Baltimore Fhundritl Grain Products Co Afrivanna Street Gambrill

Coolidge Quarters Open December 27

General camp Palen quarters for President Coolidge will open December 27 in Chicago. Temes W. Good, former House member from Iowa now practicing law in Chicago, named to manage the campaign in the Middle West for Coolidge nomination.

Asroenrad Press Washington Cam Palen Coolidge Chicago Temes W. Good House Towa Middle West

Bandits steal payroll from Philadelphia firm

Two gunmen bound and gagged the payroll master of Michael Melody and Son Co in Philadelphia offices. They looted envelopes containing 15 786 dollars intended to pay the company’s workers. The robbers fled with the payroll money and left the scene.

Associated Prosar Philadelphia Michael Melody and Son, Co. Balliters Concorm Fied

Winter Storm Delivers Sudden Cold Sweep Across Frederick

A rapid cold snap hits Frederick County after a warm December, dropping from 60s to near 0 degrees within hours. Forecasters warn the change is part of a larger cold wave ending Saturday, with snow and hail lingering into the night.

Frederick County King Winter Frederick

Probation Officer Addresses Lions on Child Welfare

Miss Louige D. Nelson, probation officer and Children’s Aid Society secretary, spoke to the Lions Club at the Francis Scott Key Hotel about the society’s history and its 212 children under supervision age 16 and 17. She urged moral support and noted she is seeking funds for a Christmas treat for the youths, with a Lions committee planning next week to report on plans.

Children's Aid Society Lions Club Louige D. Nelson Francis Scott Key Miss Nelson Lions Guy C. Roger Denmead Kolh D. R. Mcintyre

Dr John W McPherson Scott Dies in Hagerstown

Dr John W McPherson Scott prominent Hagerstown physician and Republican figure died suddenly at seventy three after a heart attack while visiting friends. He served as mayor for four consecutive terms and led notable city achievements. He leaves two sons Norman and Roeland. Attorney General Alexander Armstrong was a nephew. Royal Arcanum Frederick Council No 1146 elected officers for the new term led by Regent George Teiward Myers and others.

John W McPherson Scott Marxian Hagerstown Scott Tie Board of Water Commissioners Board of Medical Traminers Maryland Kegun Norman 7B Scott Roeland Scott Alexander Armstrong Royal Arcanum Frederick Council Arcanum George Teiward Myers John M. Fuller O C. Warehime Socreta Julius Lochner Howard M. Albaugh William G Zimmerman David O. Griffa Calvin KE. Schild- Knecht Harrie FE

Noise Disturbs City Radio Fans

Complaints rise as a recurring buzzing interference disrupts nightly broadcasts across multiple stations. Reported since weeks ago and again this week, listeners suspect a full citywide fault or deliberate broadcasting attempts, with calls for identifying the source.

Itami

Winter Snow Reaches Southwest and Alabama

Winter spreads from the Southwest into the southern states with snow reported in Alabama and a cold wave forecast for Florida. Rescue efforts in New Mexico and West Texas are aided by higher temperatures as reports describe snowbound motorists and stranded travelers in Nogal canyon and nearby highways.

Chicago Alabama Florida New Mexico N. M San Marcial

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