County approves 1500 for Federal cattle inspector
Frederick County Commissioners set aside 1500 to fund the salary of a Federal Animal Inspector, Dr. Lawrence Avery, through July 1. Emory L. Coblentz argued emergency fund use due to anticipated loss of federal aid. Public health advocates and local officials supported the plan, noting increased demand for herd testing and the broader health stakes.
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Fredericks county
Lawrence Avery
Emory L. Coblentz
Avery
Ira J. McCurdy
Washington
Frederick
William J. Grove
G. A. T. Snouffer
Dean Zeller
Large Southwest Brokerage Firm Fails
Houston Fible and Company, a large stock and bond broker in the Southwest and a member of the New York Cotton Exchange, Chicago Stock Exchange, and Chicago Board of Trade, announced its failure. Obligations exceeded 5 million dollars. The immediate cause was an inability to meet an $800,000 demand from New York.
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IBy
Associated Press
Kansas City
Houston
Fible and Company
New York Stock Exchange
southwest
New York Cotton Exchange
Chicago Stock Exchange
Chicago Boamg
New York
Cold Wave Heads East With 50 Below Zero In Ontario
The Weather Bureau reports a 50 degree below zero reading at White River Ontario. A cold wave warning extends to New York Pennsylvania and New England States with effects expected from the Eastern States to the East Gulf States and the Upper Ohio Valley.
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Associated Press
Washington
White River
Ontario
Weather Bureau
New York
Pennsylvania
New England
East Gulf States
Ohio Valley
Slippery Roads Cause Multiple Auto Accidents Across County
Dozens of minor crashes were reported over the weekend as icy roads led to skids and wrecks. The Ford of Daniel Wilson of Mt Airy was wrecked on the Baltimore pike at Jug Bridge with no injuries. W L Smiths Ford roadster on Georgetown pike was badly damaged and towed for repairs. J A Semones Virginia also wrecked on Knoxville pike with front damage, all cases linked to slippery surfaces and unverified additional incidents.
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Ford
Daniel Wilson
Mt. Airy
Baltimore pike
Jug Bridge
Wilson
Ideal
W. L. Smith
East Patrick street
henee Smith
Georgetown pike
Frederick Motor Co
J. A. Semones
Virginia
Knoxville pike
Jefferson
Emmitsburg pike
Lewistown
Hansonville
Thurmont
Liberty pike
Ceresville
Mt. Pleasant
DAY ENFORCEMENT AT CONFERENCE DISCUSSED BY HARDING
President Harding met with a dozen state governors at the White House to debate enforcement of prohibition and a plan to divide duties between federal and state governments. Attending were key federal figures including Prohibition Administrator Haynes, Secretary Mellon, and Attorney General Daugherty. A larger state turnout was hoped for at January discussions.
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Associated Press
Washington
Harding
White House
Haynes
Mellon
Daughtery
Foresters of America Organizes Christmas Treat Plan
A Sunday meeting in the Prthiaz Castle completed the Foresters of America organization with 78 members present. The group authorized funding to provide a Christmas treat for Frederick’s poor children, led by Chief Ranger Gosnell with the Grand Chief Ranger and Grand Chief secretary from Maryland in attendance. A charter membership rate was offered until the next meeting, after which the privilege ends. The meeting noted ongoing humble service as a core value.
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the
Foresters of America
Prthiaz
Castle
ar- Tankemenia
Frederick
Gosnell
peer tary
Maryland
Officers Named for Lutheran Sunday School Nominating Slate
A special Teachers' Society meeting of the Evangelical Lutheran Sunday School submitted officer nominations for the year. The Bodley will vote Tuesday evening January 2 on posts including superintendent Horace C. Zacharias and various assistants, secretaries, treasurers, managers, librarians, and department heads.
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Teachers’ Society of the Evangelical Lutheran Sunday School
Bodlely
Horace C. Zacharias
George L. Mobley
T. Arnold Whitmore
George T. Baumgardner
Charles F. Seeger
Wm. G. Zimmerman
Earl HE. Zeigler
Philip H. Culler
George H. Zimmerman
H. Noel Haller
Austin Howard
John H. Renn
Wm. R. DeLashmutt
Wm. D. Zimmerman
H. Lavier Michael
William Winebrewer
Charles W. Miller
Imogen
Paroled Chicken Thief Clyde Buhrman Case Sets Court Precedent
Associate Judge Glenn H. Worthington suspended a six month sentence for Clyde Buhrman who stole 16 chickens from Mrs. Mary Lewis near Fonville. Four were recovered and identified as hers. The court noted no prior instance of suspending a chicken theft sentence and released Buhrman on good behavior with the option to reinstate the sentence if needed.
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Glenn H. Worthington
Clyde Buhrman
Fonville
Mary Lewis
Orpington
Maryland House of Correction
Cold Weather Ahead Prompts Warmth Warnings
The article warns of a continuing cold wave with frigid conditions expected for the next 24 hours. Thermometer readings show a drop from 31 degrees overnight to around 22 by noon, with predictions of further declines and likely snowfall later.
One Quarter of Frederick County Tax Accounts Delinquent
Delinquent tax records show 25 percent of Frederick County accounts unpaid. Treasurer John W. Snook reports 3,807 unpaid bills with 14,476 accounts, including 704 unpaid in Frederick district. Causes cited include low farm prices and cash shortages, with totals to be collected surpassing last year’s. Delinquent lists trigger interest after Sept 1 and public sale of property after publication.
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John W. Snook
Frederick
Frederick city
Fredericr
Bronze Tablet Unveiled In Memory Of Edward Buckey
Bronze tablet honoring Edward Buckey, founder of the Sunday school, unveiled at M E Sunday school with ceremonies. M G Urner presided. Miss Mary Morsell unveiled the tablet. Events included a historical address on Frederick County Methodism and various youth group activities. A Christmas program and cantata followed with continued Bible study and choir rehearsals scheduled.
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Edward Buckey
M. E. Sunday school
M. G. Urner
Cruer
Mary Morsell
C. Ja. Gilson
sesson
J. O. Wrightson
Frederick County
Epworth
Migs Inza Cronenburc
newl
Maryland School for the Deaf Christmas Exercises Tuesday
The annual Christmas program at the Maryland State School for the Deaf will be held Tuesday afternoon at 4 o clock in the school chapel. Open to the public, the program includes readings, songs, carols, and performances by Mrs Goodson Miss Moylan and many pupils and staff, concluding with Christmas carols.
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Maryland State School for the Deaf
Louise McClain
Vera Draper
Carrie Smith
Mernie Ettlin
Vera Cirrl
Ethel Hall
Clara Koontz
Robert Freibart
Billy Baraty
Helen Hook
Mark Meyd
Anna Kaminsky
Ann Martin
Mary Stump
Memorial Service Held by Eagles for Absent Brothers
The annual memorial meeting of Frederick No. 1067 Fraternal Order of Eagles was held in Kemp Hall with Justice Alban M. Wood and Frank J. Wachter addressing themes of Liberty Truth Justice and Equality and honoring deceased members including Lewis H Fraley John H Adams and Geo Edward Schell. A Christmas gift event for poor children is announced for December 22 with Santa Claus gifts and recitations.
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aerse
Order of Eagles
aerie
Kemp Hall
Alban M. Wood
Frank J. Wachter
Wood
Mr. Wachter
Lewis H. Fraley
John H. Adams
Geo. Edward Schell
Mr. Fraley
Frederick
John
E. A. Johnson
William E. Syburk
n. Austin Shankle
Camp Meade
William A. Baer
Samuel 4. Govér
W. Osbie Brown
George Ed. Schell
Augustus G. Boyne Jr
G. Roger Yinger
Markwood D. Harp
Howard Colflexer
Larier Michael
Harry D. Baumgardner Jr
worthy
John A. L. Young
roll call
Howard M. Albaugh
H. David Hagan
Eagledom
Justice Alban
quartette
J. Harry Kennedy
Charles F. Cramer
Edward Dryer
Santa Claws
Howard M Albaugh
Charlee R Smith
Jeser E Linscemh
Robert G. Witter
Wallace Reid Near Death Blames Narcotics Reportedly
Wallace Reid, the motion picture star, lies near death with high fever and weak heart. Doctors say exhaus tion or influenza. Mrs. Reid blames illness on past lapses, while mother-in-law Alice Davenport denies orgy rumors. Will Hays urges sympathy and treatment over censure.
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Associated Preas
Los Angeles
Calif
Wallace Reid
motion pitcure
h&g
Borothy Davenport
Los Angeles Examiner
Hollywood
Bandits Rob Denver Mint Steal $200,000 In Gold
Three masked robbers attacked the Denver mint as $200,000 in currency and gold were loaded into a Federal Reserve truck. Guard Charles Linton was fatally wounded, and the bandits fled in a large automobile with fifty sacks of $4,000 each. Police and guards pursued, with shots fired from mint windows as the robbers escaped.
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Associated Preas
Denver
Charles Linton
Federal Reserve Bank
land
Federal Reserve
Denver mint
mint
Linton
R. J. Grant
Denver Federal Reserve Bank
Grant
Attitude to Church Praised by Frederick Papers
The United Brethren church service attendance fell below average yet Sunday school found value in studying Jesus Among His Friends and Enemies. Pastor Rev. Wm. Br. Glen preached on The Field Is the World and What Shall a Christian Read, praising Frederick News and Post for supportive church coverage and urging Bible reading ahead of Christmas exercises titled Christmas Joy.
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United Brethren church
Jesus
Wm. BR. Glen
Frederick
News
the
Post
Federation of Churches
News and Post
Glen
Talar
Chas, Wachter
Wm. Perry
Georges Sammera
David Steiner
Edward Ridgewas
Advance Movement In Control Of The Market
Report from New York on December spread of advance in the stock market. Speculators maintained control through the morning as railroad shares gained late strength and steel and chemical issues improved. A stock exchange failure of Horston Fible and Company Kansas City caused some trading to falter while low priced offerings appeared. Call money opened at 4.15 percent.
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Associated Press
New York
stock exchange
Horston, Fible and Company
Kansas City
Latre brocks
Call money
Twenty three of twenty seven missing after shipwreck found
Saint Marie Ont December reports from tug Gray disclose that twenty three of twenty seven missing after the tug Belance struck rocks off Lizard Island last Wednesday have been saved.
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Associated Press
Saint, Ste. Marie
Ont
Lizard Is
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