Gilbert Young Killed in Fall From R Bad ge at Sparrows Point
Gilbert B. Young 34, formerly of Frederick, died Monday at Sparrows Point after falling from a bridge he was painting for the B and O railroad. Survived by two children, mother, and many siblings. Funeral planned in Frederick. arrangements pending from Baltimore. Young was a former local football player with a strong physique.
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Gilbert B. Young
Annie E. Young
West Matrick Street
Sparrows Point
Baltimore
Young
Frederick
Casper Q
Hazel Young
De 19
Charles
Ernest Young
Mehrle
Winckmargus
John
Washingon
Jobs
J. H. Stup
C. A. Fulks
Gaithersburg
Harry Beaufelter
Lydia Young
C. M. Kiingaman
Myersvile
C. C. Carty
East Patrick Street
Bal- Umore
Teens Use Toy Pistol in Hold Up. Robber Killed
Chicago police report a girl companion and two youths attempted a robbery with a water pistol. Robert Ray, 20, shot and killed one assailant, then captured the other two as they fled toward an automobile. The girl claimed thrill seeking motive and said the weapon was a toy. The robbers had confessed to prior robberies using the water pistol.
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Chicago
Thris
Pandit Cacen
Robert Ray
Ray
Join Renszic
Tony Oliver
Elma Crawford
Bamdilt Qecen
Assistant U S Attorney Quits Job in New York
New York Dec 23 AP Be cause he believed the prohibition law drastic and unenforceable in large cities Nat Harben resigned from the Prohibition enforcement staff The United States Attorney and Buckner praised the work done under difficult conditions Harben said the act in its present form breeds contempt for the law and should be modified to remedy the situation he concluded
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New York
United States
U.S
Nat Harben
Buckner
Prohibition Department
United States Attorney’s Office
Women of Turkey to Establish Public Schools
A plan aims to educate women in Turkey with public schools offering literacy, A B C guidance, and hygiene instruction. The note cites women’s illiteracy rates and broader social reforms as key motives, mentioning eastern communities and various academic figures.
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Turkey
Helfenstein Installed as Bishop Coadjutor in Maryland
Archdeacon Edward T. Helfenstein was consecrated Bishop Coadjutor of the Protestant Episcopal Diocese of Maryland at Memorial Protestant Episcopal Church in Baltimore. Bishop John Gardner Murray presided, aided by eight bishops including Bishop Unariegrizke of Central New York. Helfenstein, born in St Louis, was ordained in 1890 by Bishop Paret and rose from archdeacon to archdeacon of Maryland. Attending Frederick locals included Mr and Mrs Ernest Helfenstein, Mr and Mrs Joseph Baker, Mrs John Harding, and Mr Cyrats Gambrill.
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Baltimore
Edward T. Helfenstein
Tan Protestant Episcopal Diocese
Maryland
Memorial Protestant! Episcopal Church
John Gardner Murray
Protestant Episcopal Church It
America
Murray
Unariegrizke
Tne Centra
New York
Helfenstein
St Louis
Frederick
Edward T. Helfensierp
Ernest Helfenstein
Joseph 1B Baker
John Harding
Cyrats Gambrill
Floods in the South Kill Thirteen Across Five States
Thirteen people died in floods across Arkansas Mississippi Tennessee and Kentucky with about 4000 left homeless. Six deaths in Arkansas five in Mississippi two in Tennessee. Nashville saw 3000 displaced as Cumberland River overflowed. Ohio River stage rising others report crop losses and disrupted train service.
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Memphis
Tenn
Arkansas
Mississippi
Tennessey
Kentucky
Tennessee
Nashville
Cumberland
Indiana
Ohio River
Market Disappointing Declines Hit Stocks
Market observers blamed Allied Chemical and American Can for a disappointing session in New York trading. Allied Chemical cut expectations by not declaring a stock dividend and raised the annual rate, while American Can failed to declare an extra dividend, sending shares down as much as six points with trading around 312.
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New York
Allied Chemical
American Can
Bel
Fall Better He Tells Family He Feels Improved
Ex Paso Texas December 28 Former Secretary of the Interior Albert B Fall who was stricken with pneumonia arrived Washington Sunday and said he feels better this morning according to his daughter Mrs C Chave. He rested well and his general condition is described as satisfactory.
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Paso
Texas
Albert
B. Fall
Secretary of the Interior
Washington
Fall
C. Chave
Fats
Auto Accident Saves Life Of Child
Local report details a February auto accident where a child was saved by an act at the scene. authorities describe emergency responders aiding a girl found near a roadside location. The incident led to hospitalization with non life threatening injuries reported.
Improvement of Road 15 Asked by Local Delegation
A third delegation appeared before the County Commissioners requesting an extension of about one and three-quarter miles from Price's Distillery to Hyatts town to be started this year. Led by Vernon W. Nicodemus, the group argued the hard road would pass through Gabriel Lawson's land and noted three existing bridges on the old route. Local landowners and taxpayers urged action, with officials indicating the State Roads Commission may approve the project given prior support. Montevue bids for provisions and contracts were also opened and awarded for the coming year.
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Price
Hyatts Town
Vernon W. Nigodemus
Mobwroke
State Roads Commission
Vernon W. Nicodemus
Bradi¢éy Dudrow
Cleve Jawson
Harry Burdette
Gabriel
Parsee
W. McComas
Thomas
McDonough
AicSbeth
AicSbeth Burzee. G. | Hickman Gatler. J. H. Page
W. W. Price
J. H. Price
E. W. Mullican
Woooter
Mir. Childs
Ald Bridge
Cludere
Alte
Chi
Achay Fm
Congress asked to refund 374 million in taxes for 1926 and prior years
Secretary Mellon urged Congress to authorize refunds totaling 374,120,177 dollars for the 1926 and prior fiscal years. The list of beneficiaries includes notable figures such as John D. Rockefeller Sr. and William G. McAdoo, with hundreds of thousands of dollars in refunds. Bundles filled 14,580 foolscap sheets, requiring a truck for transport.
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Washington
Congress
Mellon
Treasury
Badger Bureau
Mellen
House Wars and Moses Committee
Sefund
Rpet
Dee
D. Rockefeller, Sr
William G. McAdoo
Mary
Werts Rinehart
Florence King Yarding
Holiday City Club Dances and Class Reunions
A busy holiday schedule includes a New Year Eve dance at the Catoctin Country Club with Monica Haj and W. Harry Halter hosting about seven guests from Frederick, Baltimore, Washington and Hagerstown. Chelstains club event draws 136 attendees from New York, Washington, Baltimore and Pittsburgh. Reunions for Bisho School classes 1918 1924 and 1919 1918 Girls High Frederick High at Wayside Inn feature speeches awards and dancing.
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Wwe
Saett Key Hutel
Follomcu
Monica Hajfee
Ang W. Harry Halter
Theee
Frederick
Baltimore
Washington
Hageretown
New York City
Waenington
Haltionore
Pittsburgh
FL W. Harnwetl
John Fragers Smith
Bors
P. S. Lansdale
East Church Street
Thureday
F. County Hood Club
Etpartag
Bish
Wayside Inn
Baftalo
Boys’ High School
Amoo Burgee
Arthur H. Doll
Joseph T. Griffin
Alton ¥. Bennett
Austin PY
Rena
Charles 5. Houck Jr
Wilbur Kolb
Forrest Brown
Robert Lephert
George Webster
Lester Boyer
Austin Rhoads
Samuel Crone
Ror Harris
Menzo Fice
Artur Grove
Prices Rise in 1926 Stock Market Amid Turbulent March
The 1926 market shows prices higher than 1925 despite a severe March downturn. U.S. Steel tops, declaring a 40 percent dividend as earnings surge. General Motors outpaced steel in monthly gains while rails, textiles and packing shares slide. Credit abundance and low inventories support late-year recovery, with fears of a broader downturn amid installment financing and cotton prices.
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Tere
Thoen
Funk
Ina
U. S. Steel
Wall Street
The
Republic
É& J Steel Company
Fies
SPEAKER AND COBB PLAN FOR BATTLE IN TERELAND OHIO
Tris Speaker and Ty Cobb arrived in Tereland from Washington to fight charges by Dutch Teonard that they conspired to throw the game between Detroit and Cleveland on September 23. Attorney W. H. Bord, representing Speaker, said they would decide on action after consultation, with a probable announcement within two to three days.
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Tereland
Ohio
Tris Speaker
Ty Cobb
Washlington
Téonard
Drirvit
Cleveland
W. H. Bord
Speaker
Cobb
Bord
Uber
Christmas Meeting Of Frederick Kiwanis Club
The Frederick Kiwanis Club held its weekly meeting at the Francia Scott Ker hotel closing with Yuletide songs by a special quartet. President R. G Town gave remarks while Mrs. RE. Town received gifts. guests included James Hein, John Harris, and Tomer Brooke. Visiting relatives from Frederick attended. next meeting will mark the new administration. Guests present included Raloy Radel, Fre Lundgren, and Rose Harp.
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Frederick Niwanis Club
Francia Scott Ker
S. Nay
R. G Town
Cone
RE. Town
Soprans
Ming Virginia Cartr
Alto
James Hein
Jein Harris
Tener
Tomer Brooke
Haseo
China
Frederick
Mary Radel
Owesk
Riverte
Gwests
Fodar
Meeiing
Raloy Radel
San Fraction
Cal
Fre Lundgren
Stenbenii
Ohio
Rose
Harp
New City Engineer to Tackle Major City Projects
January first marks the start of Maxwell as City Engineer, facing watershed surveying for Fishing Creek tract near 3000 acres, park developments, and water mains improvements. Officials address bridge safety concerns and road macadam delays, warning travelers of ongoing work and the need for cautious travel.
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Cir Marine Ah Bagge
Agehairys
Maaneli
North Waroting
Ko Br Maxwell
Taltinerye
Mazacil
Seera
Danary 1
Fishing Creek
Porolling
Maxwell
FE. C. Cram
Christmas Liquor Toll Rises Across New York City
New York reports a death toll from Christmas liquor rising to 23 with many more hospitalized for alcoholism. Chicago, Detroit, Des Moines, Milwaukee, and Omaha record several deaths. Government disclaims responsibility for alcohols passing through its hands. Washington probes the supply chain while Lincoln Andrews vows a new industrial alcohol formula to deter drinkers by January 1.
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New York
Chicago
Detroit
Des Moines
Milwaukee
Omaha
Washington
Lincoln G. Andrews
Sleet coats city streets in early morning weather report
A brief weather notice describes sleet and freezing temperatures in Frederick county. Roads slickened as drivers lose traction, with rivers and streams reported near normal levels by local weather observers. The report notes typical January and February winter conditions returning with continued ice threats.
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Frederickton
Frederick Streets
Hisocom Xite 2
Winiy Pature
Frederick
Rac
Bree Aettias
Expansion plans debated for Rockville courthouse upgrade
The coming Legislature may fund widening and modernization of Rockville courthouse. Architects presented multiple drawings for a wing expansion and court renovations aiming to meet needs, with projected costs near 30,000. Lawmakers consider aligning with new building codes and funding mechanisms.
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Rockville
Amall
Offeinis
Otty Lorertid
Aed Fentiy
Man confesses to slain brother and other killer details
AP report details a man admitting involvement in a killing linked to his brother and another man. The confession references events at a farm home and subsequent investigations, with authorities noting the tense scene and surrounding circumstances.
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Hyattstown
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Garber Baking Compan
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Walkersville
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Wachter
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Centennial
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Wayskie Inn
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Charles H. Remisberg
Eric Summers
Clase
Martin J Borers
Carl Hilbrand
Edna R. Himbury
James Graf
Edith H. Least Wilbur
LeGore
Franklin
F Marsh
Midred W. Martz
Elles Mensell
Helen S. Michael
Rusesi L. Michael
Wiliam E. Phammer
J. Richard Ramsburg
M. Glade
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Rog_V. Snouffer
Mary Jane Stras
James Wo Grate
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Charles D. Shaffer
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Rattiattz
Alverta
Monley
Teeth Grove
Chas
Cook
Clyde Roatson
Earl Walters
Ernest Stevens
Franklin Rose
David Aimimerman
James Crore
Katherine Hommel Yaughk
Bethy
Save US One Sitey Company
New Jersey
Standart Oil Company
Pennsylvania Railroad
Therstate Commerce
Atote
Salea
General Motors
General Motors Corporation
United States Steel Corporation
Generais
Chandiercleveland
Jorten
Moon
Paleo Detroit
Kiwanis Club
Elmer St. C. Maxwell
F. Childs
Buckeystown
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Rockville Court House
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