Maintenance of County Schools Per Capita Figures Released
State Superintendent Albert S. Cook announced 1923 maintenance costs for Maryland schools. The per inhabitant figure varied by county from $5.03 in Calvert to $10.06 in Garrett, with Baltimore City at $9.23 and overall state maintenance at $8.64 per person excluding construction. State aid distribution favored poorer counties, Garrett receiving the most, while affluent areas like Baltimore City received less.
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Frederick County
State Board of Education
Albert
Cook
Maryland
United States
St. Mary’s
Baltimore County
Garrett
Baltimore City
Arrett
Baltimore
Kent
Queen Anne’s
Calvert County
Charles County
Somerset
Worcester
Garrett County
Calvert
Anne Arundel County
Washington County
Allogany County
Montgomery County
Garrett Eee
Queen Anne's
Caroling
Talbot
Allegany
Cecil N St
Frederick
Montgomery
Wiromico
Prince George
Worchester St
Dorchester
Towart
Washington
Anne Arondst
Charles
St. Mary's
United
Man and wife convicted for killing former admirer
Ernest Vetter and Marie Vetter were found guilty of first degree manslaughter in the killing of Alonzo J. Storey, a former suitor of Mrs. Vetter. They claimed self defense as Storey was invited to their home and beaten and stabbed before being dumped in Jamaica Bay. The maximum penalty for first degree manslaughter is 0 years imprisonment.
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Marie
Alonzo J. Storey
Vetter
Vette
Storey
Hlahady
Jamaica Bay
Vetters
Warm Wave To Last One More Day Weather Carrying Into Christmas
Local forecast calls for a brief warm spell ending before Christmas with Saturday near 55 degrees high and 46 degrees low. The national outlook remains fair and suggests no major cold snap yet. The persistent warm trend is unlikely to continue past the weekend as winter nears.
Peace Looms in Mexico Rebels Less Belligerent
Indications of a calmer phase in Mexico come from Vera Cruz where rebel leaders base their headquarters General Guadalupe Sanchez a Huerta ally traveled to Esperanza to confer with Puebla and Oaxaca chiefs on ending the conflict He was backed by a civilian Huerta representative The frontline situation shows no major troop movements and President Obregon has ordered a halt to recruiting, believing federal forces can handle the uprising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Mexico
Vera Cruz
Guadalupe Sanchez
Adolfo de la Huerta
Esperanza
Puebla
Oaxaca
Huerta
Obregon
Christmas Dinner Program For Frederick Poor Told
The Salvation Army plans a free Christmas dinner for 250 poor residents of Frederick and nearby areas. Distribution will be at Salvation Army hall on West Patrick Street at 7 p.m. Christmas Eve. Officers have visited homes, issued tickets for baskets containing chicken bread potatoes onions cabbage turnip sugar and cheese.
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Salvation Army
Frederick
Salvation Army Hall
West Patrick Street
Damages Sought After Fatal Christmas Collision
The suit seeks $20,000 in damages for Herbert J. Westenhaver and Bertha Westenhaver against Marion G. Feaga and Emory Shipley after a Christmas Day collision at Buckeye Town and Georgetown pikes. The boy died from neck trauma and both adults suffered serious injuries. Feaga faces manslaughter charges with a prior trial ending in a hung jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Weinberg
Herbert J. Westenhaver
Bertha Vo Westenhaver
Wie
Marion G. Weaga
Emory
Feaga
Westenhavers
Peaga
Christmas fair items and civic address at War Cry event
A list includes nuts, citrus, and fruit for a Christmas event at War Cry. A free Vichot is offered for Christmas tree entertainment on Wednesday December 26. Mayor Culler is invited to speak at 7:30 pm.
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Culler
Drunk Driving Arrest in State College Pa
M F Cowley of State College Pa was arrested for operating a car while under the influence after a Studebaker roadster zigzagged on West Second street and struck a curb near Second and Market. He was found unconscious, fender damaged, and taken to jail with Constant Charles Smith notified.
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M. F. Cowley
State College
Hiltner
Studebaker
West Second Street
Second
Market Streets
Cowley
Constant Charles Smith
Singing High School Pupils Serenade City Area
A caravan of 150 to 200 Frederick High School students marched through the northern city area at 5 30 am to sing Christmas carols as a sendoff before vacation. They gathered at Church and Market streets led by teachers Mildred Lashmutt McNutt Weiner Moyle Shipley and stopped at City Hospital and the Home for the Aged and at teachers homes. Prof William Klingaman received a serenade as at least 175 voices wished him a Merry Christmas.
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Frederick High School
Church and
Market Streets
Misses Mildred
Je Lashmutt
Ethel McNutt
Katherine Weiner
Elizabeth Moyle
Margaret Shipley
City Hospital
William K. Klingaman
York Christmas Shoppers Enjoy Warm Autumn Weather
The Associated Press reports New York shoppers basked in warm sun on the last autumn day. Forecaster Scarr calls it a rare midget year. In Stratford Ontario, Jed Crocker picked ripe strawberries amid unusual springlike weather, planning strawberry pies for Christmas.
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Associated Press
New Yark
New York
Scarr
Stratford
Ontario
Jed Crocker
Crocker
Shot in Fun At Butchering Party Injures Woman
Violet Biegeous, 26, colored, near Liberty, was seriously wounded when a .22 rifle fired during a butchering party. Charles Brookes, 41, allegedly caused the accident after the weapon misfired while others drank nearby. She was rushed to Montevue Hospital with a back injury as the incident was described as accidental.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Violet Biegeous
Liberty
Charles Brookes
Hors
Brookes
Biggeous
Montevue Hospital
Christmas Plans for Calvary Church Christmas Programs
Calvary M E church outlines Christmas services for Sunday including morning and evening programs with a full schedule of preludes, choirs, soloists, scripture readings, and an extensive Christmas Eve and Christmas Day lineup led by Rev. Dr. J. Wright and church officials. The program features carols, anthems, readings, and the Messiah excerpts.
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Calvary M. E
S. Wilson
Chas. Hudser
Ruby Cline
Llagan
Ivete Chapman Godson
A. Hart Etchison
Thomas Summers
Tours
Nalling
Hasdel
James Heinlein Marria
Moe
Miss Filler
Goodson
Adam
Handel
Kings
J. 2. Wright
Ruth Zmmerman
Jesus
F. Daugherty
Little Town of Bethlehem
the Shepherds
Daugherty
Shepherds
FE. Cine
Bryan Rice
John Wagner
R. B. Cronenberg
Angel
Edith Lease
Ruth Cline
Angela
Carol
The
Wise Men
Ruth
Immer
Catherne Boyer
Marguerite Minker
Cross of Christ
Glory
Dr. Williams
Japan
Wright
Carol Singers
Farm Bureau to Meet Saturday in Frederick County Courthouse
Hon Y Dickens of the Farm Bloc in the House of Representatives will be the principal speaker at the Frederick County Farm Bureau annual meeting on Saturday at 1 30 PM in the Court House. Rep Dickens will be joined by Dr T R Symons and EP Cahill along with M Stewart. Plans for 1924 will be outlined and the meeting is open to all interested in farm conditions. Wives of farmers are especially invited.
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Y Dickens
House of Representatives
Congress
Frederick County Farm Bureau
Court House
Dickens
Gen- Rresaman Ketcham
Michigan
Farm Toe
T TR Symons
University of Maryland
EP. Cahill
Mo M. Stewart
State Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Alternate heaviness and strength on marketers
The morning stock market shows alternating heaviness and strength as volume slows for holidays. American Can rallies on a one per cent extra dividend, then slides after heavy selling. Call money opens at 4 1/4 percent. Local notices report Frederick Council No. 118 electing officers. Burton S Tucker move plans remain uncertain as authorities pursue marriage-law charges. the Tuckers are seen in Carthage and move toward New Jersey.
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Associated Arena
New York
American Can
Call Money
Fined $100 for DUI case in Tesgaville court
Charles Wheeler of this city was arrested on a driving under the influence charge after an accident on the one way bridge at Tesgaville Sunday. He appeared before Justice J Grahame Johnson Thursday afternoon, was fined $100, and represented by EF. Austin James.
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Charles Wheeler
Tesgaville
J. Grahame Johnson
SIO
EF. Austin James
Chippewa Bank Closes Amid Reported Half Million Shortage
In St Loma Mo the Chippewa Bank in the southern city section shut down today while prosecutors were told of a cashier confession. Joseph Carr admitted a cash shortfall of 24000 but said exact deficit was not yet fixed. Gottlieb Eyer Mann issued a statement on the matter.
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Associated Press
St. Loma
Chippewea Bank
Gottlieb Eyer Mann
Provident
Joseph &. Carr
Dawes to head committee in examine German finance
The Reparations Commission plans a principal expert committee to probe Germany resources and finances. William Carter of Brunswick faced motor bicycle larceny charges before Justice J Grahame Johnson. case continued. Emberdays, observed on Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday, are said to govern three months of weather with fasting and prayer in the church.
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Dawes
Tiday
Charles © Traves
United Ates
William Carter
Brundwick
J. Grahame Johnson
State Legion Seeks Relief Fund for Sick Veterans
Maryland American Legion officials led by Col D John Markey urged the governor and legislature to establish a state relief fund for sick and disabled ex servicemen. The plan mirrors West Virginia’s model, with applications via post commanders or Red Cross and oversight by the Board of Public Works.
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Maryland Department of the Amerecan Legion
D. John Markey
Ritchie
Col. Markey
Maryland Department
Maryland
Veteranal Bureau
Board of Public Works
Red Cross
Ericam Legion
Cal Markey
American Legion
West Virginia
PURELY PERSONAL Christmas schoolfolk home from duty and study
A jumble of names shows students and instructors from Carnegie Tech Mercersburg Academy Staunton VA Sargeant Cambridge Mass Washington and Lee University Virginia Charlottesville and other places spending Christmas holidays at their parental homes or local residences in this city Many are noted as visiting relatives or guest of local families while some are identified by school or family ties through the holiday period
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Kitty Rosa
Carnegie School of Technology
Pittsburgh
West Second Street
George J. Ross, Jr
Mercersburg Academy
Mercersburg
Francis M. Keefer
Staunton
Cambridge Mass
Braddock Heights
Walker N Jolliffe, Sr
George Hendrix
Washington and Lee University
Lexington
Rockwell Terrace
Hss Georgia
Gittinger
University
Virginia
Sir Wiliam RR. Quynn
University of Virginia
Charlottesville
College Park
Ils City
John Ryeriy
Mt. Saint Mary's College
Mast Second Street
Frerly
Mro
Witliam Dave Mortom
Sacramento
California
Suburban bungalow sold in Nicodemus Addition sale
Real estate agent sold a bungalow in Nicodemus Addition to Mr and Mrs Morningstar for 29500. They will move in January and make it their home. It is the second bungalow in the addition and notes a prior sale by Mr Tone in the law three days.
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Jethfte
Nicodemna Tee
Tanlet We Moomnestay
Tame King
Morningstar
Bungatow
Tone
Dave
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Paul DP. Simpson
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Henry A. Engelbrecht
Henry A .Engelbrecht
Robert A Bennett
J. Roy Burke
T Arthur Grove
Inaide
James Ta. Smith
Charles I. Burger
William D Grove
Paul D. Simpson
Robert WT Baer
C Frank Smith
State Council
Rebert WH. Baer
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Southern Pines
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