B and O Denies Rumor of Mt Clare Shops Move
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad rejects rumors it will buy property near Ress’s Mills and move Mt Clare shops to Frederick Junction. A company letter says there is no basis for the rumor and emphasizes safety and efficient transport as the railroad’s chief concern.
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Frederick
Ree''s Mills
News Post
Bester
Frederick Junction
News-Post
Davis
B. 2
Wall
Mt. Clare
Orter
Baltimore and Ohio
Ress’s Mills
Baltimore
Hove
Maryland
Keeney Will Filed Probate in Woodsboro for Cal v in Keeney
The will of the late Charles Calvin Keeney of Woodsboro is probated. It leaves a widow Mary E. Keeney a life interest in Main Street property with eventual sale, and directs cash conversion of other assets. Executors C Calv in Keeney and Maggie C Creager are named without bond. Beneficiaries include Maggie C Creager S Thomas Keeney Hever ty Keeney Ida E Smith Cora Hahn and Calvin Keeney. The will dates to September 1921 and witnesses Maurice Abbaugh and Benj W Sarston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Calvin Keeney
Woodsboro
Mary E. Keensee
Main Street
Maggie C. Creager
S. Thomas Keener
Heverty BE. Keeney
Ida E. Smith
Cora Hahn
C. Calvin Keener
C. Creager
Calvin Keeney
Maurice 3. Abbaugh
Benj. W. Sarxton
Retreat At St. Josephs Beaminsburg Ends Semester Start
The annual St. Josephs College retreat led by Rev Marin J Blake of Germantown Pa began Monday and ends Friday morning marking the start of the second semester. Mid year examinations wrapped up Saturday afternoon. Miyve Sen G Conroy and children have returned from a week in Washington where I had the pleasure of meeting at the White House.
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St. Joseph's Beamitsburg
St. Joseph's College
Marin J. Blake
Germastown
Miyve Sen
G. Conroy
Washinton
White House
Town Clock Restored Temporarily as New Mechanism Arrives
The town clock operates on temporary service while a new mechanism is prepared. Repairs have brightened the four clock faces and the city will decide soon whether to use external lighting or internal illumination with four glass faces. The Mayor and Aldermen will determine the final design and the clock will return to full operation once the upgraded system is installed.
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Mack
Winter Carnival Held Saturday
Entries closed for the fourth annual Girls Winter Carnival to be held at the State Armory all day Saturday. Officials of the Playground Athletic League and Board of Education members will attend. Schools sending representatives include Academy Bartonsville Brunswick High Central Church Street Days Doubs East Brunswick Emmitsburg High Franklinville Frederick High Harmony Hopewell Jefferson Lewistown Liberty Middletown High New Market North Market Street Oak Orchard Petersville Plane No A Port of Rocks Prospect Shookstown Tom's Creek Troyville Walkerside High Washington Attpet West Brunswick Wolfs ville Woodsboro and others.
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State Armory
Playground Athletic League
Board of Education
Academy
Bartonsville
Brunswick High
Central
Church Street
Doubs
East Brunswick
Emmitsburg
Franklinville
Frederick High
Harmony
Hopewell
Jefferson
Lewistown
Liberty
Middletown High
New Market
North Market Street
Oak Orchard
Petersville
Port of Rocks
Prospect
Shookstown
Tom's Creek
Troytville
Walkerside High
Washington
West Brunswick
Wolfsville
Woodsboro
Milk Drive Aims to Help Undernourished Children in Frederick
Seventeen gallons of milk are being given daily to underweight elementary pupils at five Frederick city schools. The program, run by local health authorities with support from the Elks Club and Mr Roethenhoefer, targets about 140 children who receive milk twice daily. Additional milk hopes to be supplied for February and extended through March and April.
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Frederick City
Frederick Ellis Clop
Charles F. Rothenhoefer
North Market Street
Washington Street
Church Street
Academy
St John's School
Roethenhoefer
Charles, Wertheimer
Auto wreck near Hagerstown injures two
Two people were injured in a car crash near Hagerstown today. The wreck occurred on the way to work as emergency crews responded to the scene.
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Hagerstown
Mt Pleasant man trampled by horse suffers broken leg
Augustus Stevens a 33 year old Mt Pleasant resident was badly hurt early Wednesday when a horse he was watering in a stall at his farm trampled him. Neighbors aided after the animal tangled in a chain, the horse was freed, and Stevens was taken to Frederick City Hospital then home.
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Augustus Stevens
Mt. Pleasant
Frederick City Hospital
Oris Stone
Liberty
Own
Sevens
Frederick
Stevens
Wiliam Delauter
William Lochner
John Main
Stone
Lewis F. Lochner
Steveon
Ome
Senator Assails Jazz Over Radio
Washington reports a bill to extend the Federal Radio Commission for another year after March 15 clearing a favorable path in the Interstate Commerce committee. Senator Smith of South Carolina criticized jazz programming, while O H Caldwell defended efforts to deliver clear and varied radio programs to all homes across the country. Also noted are chicken thefts in 32 counties and a church street fire caused by a discarded cigarette, partially damaged by water from a window.
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Washington
Federal Radio Commission
Senate
Interstate Commerce Committee
Senator Smith
South Carolina
Smith
O. H. Caldwell
New York
America
Thue
Clear Radio
Mountain Cabin
Irenca Ca Companys Receives San Juan Dispatches
Irenca Ca Companys announces receipt of dispatches from San Juan Costa Rica dated February 2 confirming current conditions and developments affecting its operations in San Juan.
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Lindy
San Juan
New York
Irenca Ca Companys
Gat? Rica
Stewart questioned by Senate panel over Continental deal
Robert W. Stewart, chairman of Indiana Standard Oil, faced a grueling Senate Teapot Dome committee session on the Continental Trading Company affair. He was given until Friday to answer questions or face contempt charges as investigators probe profits and ties to Sinclair. Stewart claimed no personal profit and denied political contributions from the deal.
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Washington
Robert W. Stewart
Standard Oil Co
Indunpa
Senate
Ofl
Continental Trading Company
Canda
Harry F. Sinclair
Sinclair
United States Senate
Walsh
Montana
Senate of the
United States
Walshan
Stewart
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Robert W Stewart
Standard Oil
Canada
Senate Teapot Dome Committee
Indiana Standard Concern
Sinclair Consolidated
The
Standard of Indiana
Sinclair Pips Line
Prairie Oil and Gas Company
A. E. Humphreys
Continental
Roads Opened After Snow Drift Delays Train 404
Emmitsburg reports train 404 of the Emmitsburg Tain Road ran an hour late after snow drifts six feet deep. Passengers from Washington to Emmitsburg reached their destinations Monday afternoon as road closures persisted between here and Frederick. Travel on the Gettysburg road was delayed, with farm detours noted and a fare increase of twenty five cents reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmitsburg
Hine Ridge Transportation Company
Washington
Eafe Trafic
Gettyaburg
Vox Albert Herrinz
Constitution to be Supreme Law Despite State Laws
Governor responded to reporters on the morning call stating that the federal constitution is the supreme law of the land and prevails over conflicting state laws including those related to prohibition. He rebutted McAdoo’s claim that Volstead Act provisions do not bind New York without a state enforcement law.
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New York
Industrial Bankers’ Association Banquet Set in Maryland
About 200 members and guests are expected at the Industrial Bankers’ Association of Maryland banquet at the Francis Scott Key Hotel on Wednesday evening. Howard T. Mattingly of Baltimore is general statewide chairman, with Francis Perrott as local chairman. Howard Bryant will preside as toastmaster, followed by entertainment and speakers David C. Winebrenner III, State's Attorney William M. Storm, and H. Dorsey Etchison. Invitations go to local bankers and prominent residents.
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Industrial Bankers’ Association of Maryland
Francis Scott Ker
Howard T. Mattingly
Baltimore
Masterpace
General
Francis Perrott
Frederick
Commercial Service and Credit Company
Howard Bryant
David C. Winebrenner
William M. Storm
H. Dorsey Etchison
Capital Shingles Protests Strike Washington Scene
Five thousand red cedar shingles bound in pairs arrived in Washington bearing a protest against alleged tariff discrimination and urging action for Pacific Northwest timber workers. Each pair carried a 14 cent stamp and a message about unemployment, Cedar mills idle, and tariff protection deemed urgent for Congress. The wooden slabs were handled carefully by letter carriers to avoid splinters and were postmarked Everett, Washington.
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Washington
Pacific Northwest
Cedar Mills
Congress
Everett
Wash
Bloodhounds to Trail Men Who Shot Detectives
Hagerstown February 2 AP boot hounds from Virgtois were brought to trace two fugitives who shot and wounded Western Maryland Railroad detective Roger T. Boone. Trail was reportedly cold and a Desse following the fugitives failed to overtake them. A driver for Blue Ridge Transportation Company was injured on Leitersburg Pike when another car forced the road. The incident occurred about three miles outside Hagerstown.
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Hagerstown
Virgtois
Roger T. Boone
Western Maryland Railroad
Felice
Washington
Bue
Charlies Raw&mas
Blue Ridge Transportation Company
Leitersboro Pike
Vas
Kaotyan
Sharpsharg
Regular Air Service London To New York For September
Reports indicate a new regular air service between London and New York to commence in September. Details on carriers schedules and flight frequencies were released but some notes remain unclear.
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London
New York
School District Rebuilds After Fire Pushes Lions Address
The Frederick County Board of Education weighs rebuilding Brunswick High School after a Tuesday morning fire. Insurance estimates range from 40 to 55 thousand dollars. about 300 students are being taught in local halls and churches. Lions district governor Worthington J. Wachter spoke at Hotel Frederick, urging continued progress and planning for May’s district convention in Hagerstown.
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Brunswick High School
Frederick County
Otter
Leslie N. Co’ Lente
G. Lloyd Falmer
Lloyd C. Culler
John B. Hamme
York
Red Men's Hall
Masonic Hall
Brunswick
Clarsen
Brotewick High School
Frederick
Ewitbeee Ge Shey Watts
U Nr
Wilmington
Dell
Baltimore
Mt. Airy
R. M Campbell
BS. McClintock
C. Newton Kidd
Washington bills seek indemnities for foreign deaths by U S forces
A batch of Capitol Hill bills proposes payments by the United States to foreign governments for deaths and injuries attributed to U S Marines and soldiers. Amounts include $1,000 to Britain for Samuel Richardson and $2,000 to the Dominican Republic for Juan Soriano, with other claims cited from 1921–1923 incidents. Market notes show renewed upward drift in New York trading amid strength in many sectors.
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Wong
Billa
Capitol Hill
Samuel Richardson
U. S
Consuelo
Dominican Republic
Navy
Chang Lin
Sichuan
San Domingo
Edwin Tacket
Ethelbert Myth
Canal Zone
New York
New Lex
Motors
Asges Alka
Grand Officers Visit Frederick Lodge No 100 Odd Fellows
Frederick City Lodge No 100 I O O F hosted a well attended meeting with visiting grand officers from Baltimore. Speakers included Grand Master Joseph Zimmerman and Grand Warden Thomas M Jeffer, who urged membership growth and fraternal work. The event highlighted the order’s aims and the Frederick Home. A chimney fire near Clarks and South Market street caused brief dispatches from local fire units.
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Frederick City Lodge
Baltmore
Girard Manter
Chas. R. Seeger
Joseph Zimmerman
Arthur C. Tiemeyer
Thomas M. Jefferat
Order
William A. Jones
Te Order
Frederick
Odd Fellows
Oddfellows
Charles F. Goodetine
H. Dorsey
Fire Kills All Family In Cumberland Home Blaze
The fire at a Cumberland residence claimed four lives including Ophelia Carroll and her children Albert seven and Coralina four months, leaving the house a total loss while neighbors aided in evacuations. Police suspect an upstairs explosion linked to a heated store below as the cause.
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West Meladelphia
Argando Mantichs
Baker
Carliia
Alett
Ophelia
Henry
Aram
Dt Jn
Albert
Ecrugsling
Iesgiuure
Gam
Cumberland Cumberland
Dorsey
W. Devore
Plane en route to Marines in Nicaragua stopover
Washington Feb 2 AP reports pilot George H. Towner and crew aboard a tri motor Fokker 1 bound for Miami then Nicaragua. Towner Jamca B. McHugh and Co Wene will hand the craft to Marine forces for use with two other planes in the same course. Two machine guns were mounted on the plane.
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Washington
Leebin
George H. Towner
Marios
Woman killed in automobile wreck near Cumberland
Reported accident on Baltimore Pike four miles east of acre left a woman dead from injuries. Driver Virgil Gebeaf and two others escaped with injuries after the car rolled over on the rocky road. The piece also notes a separate court appeal and local notices, but details are unclear.
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Cumberland
Collins
B. O. R. R. Yard
Baltimore Pike
Acre
Virgil Gebeaf
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Keeney Will
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Long
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Ayms
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Eciboss
Aim
Halm
Frederick Halm
Mount St. Mary's College
Tuestar
Gettysburg Street
Staley Motor Co
Accus
Staley Motor Cor
Charles Meee Mathias
T. B. Harward
RW. Smith
Grayson A. Staley
Benjamin F. Zimmerman
Mathias
Staler
Rescoe B. ‘Rhoads
Treseure
Senator Assails
Simmons
Walter Graham
Braddock
Central Trust Company
Indiana Standard Oil
Ing Coroneny
M'Adoo
Industrial Bankers
Asso
H. Bryant
Wallis
W. P. Wachter
Rodney Dutcher
NEA
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Market Street
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United Fire Engine
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Capecuit
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Brunner
Lewis
William M. Stormami
Walter E. Sinn
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Bank Politica
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Mmise Mars
Esc
Cmmissive Savings Bank
Kes
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Jobe Reddy
Anthoni's
Flint Hi School
Janesry
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Vrits
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Tenca Harris
Aol
Jamaes I. Harris
Thia Cay
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