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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1923

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Narrow Escapes In Fog Crash Between Ford And Truck

Four people escaped serious injury early this morning when a Ford touring car driven by Harry Wachter Lewistown and a White truck owned by Ezra Houck collided in dense fog near Worman's Mill. The vehicles turned over and one occupant, Mr Wachter, was trapped briefly. neither driver was seriously hurt. The truck suffered minor damage and the Ford was towed to Kaufman Motor.

Worman’s Mill Ezra Houck Houck Frederick Harry Wachter Lewistown Wachter

League of Nations declines Ruhr reparations clash

Paria February 3 The League of Nations council at a secret informal session declined to place the Ruhr occupation reparations question on its program. The move means no League initiative toward mediation between France and Germany for the present.

Paria council of the League of Nations Ruhr Thies League France Germany

Two autos damaged in head on crash near New Market

Accident occurred late Thursday near New Market at about 5 o clock when a Chevrolet touring car owned by Samuel Burall of Mt Carm collided with a seven passenger Packard driven by a local chauffeur. Burall escaped serious injury though cut by glass. Packard had front wheel and frame damage.

New Market Samuel Burall Mt. Carm Frederick Baltimore pike W. A. Riddell Riddell Baltimore Burall Chevrolet Hogarth Packard

Hotel Co Enters 23 Suits For Stock Payment

Twenty three suits totaling 11200 were filed by Leo Weinberg for the Frederick Hotel Company against stock subscribers in arrears. Defendants listed include James Sappington 20 shares, Dr J B Prudhomme 10, Jacob Schmidt 5, Dr E neighbours 10, Rose Capello 8, T Stuart Haller 5, John Snook 3, Richard Simmons 5, Harry Knipple 3, Charles Six 4, Charles Collins 2 among others. More suits expected at the May term.

Leo Weinberg Frederick Hotel Company James A. Jones James Sappington Dr. J. B. Prudhomme Jacob N. Schmidt Dr. Eutaw D. Neighbours James Harry_Grove Meyer Friedman Mary D. Harley Rose Capello O. D. Routzabn T. Stuart Haller John W. Snook James M. Goodman Richard F. Simmons Harry F. Knipple Harry B. Coblentz George Carros Benjamin F. Grove Edwin Lundgren R. M. Neighbours Harry T. Phebus Harry, R. Sanders Charles A. Six Charles A. Collins hatel

Reverend Kaufman to Address Sunday School Service

Rev Russell Kaufman of Dayton Ohio will speak to the United Brethren Sunday school’s Women’s Class at the Jefferson street home of Thomas Kline. A fine singer and speaker, he travels widely. a large crowd is expected Sunday morning. The event follows a long-standing plan for class programs to boost Sunday school interest.

United Brethren Sunday school William C. Roderick Russell Kaufman Dayton Ohio Kauffman Thomas Kline Jefferson street Ids

K C to Sponsor Boy Scout Troop in St John’s Parish

Knights of Columbus Council 1622 sponsors a Boy Scout troop for St John’s parish in Frederick. The troop, planned to begin with 15 to 20 boys, will be supervised by a scoutmaster and committee. a pre-Lenten ball on February 9 at the armory will fund-raise with old-time dances, refreshments, and a seven piece orchestra.

St. John’s parish St. Johan's Knights of Columbus St. John'’s parish AKuights Columbus Walter ©. Zeigler N. Wilson Schley J. Harry Kennedy K. of C Jos. F. Eisenhauer John Gardiner John Hartman Charles Mask Ignatius Kennedy Paul Kennedy Francis Little Frederick R. of

Real Estate Transit Plan Near College Park

Potts and Griffin, realtors, fund Callese Park Realty to John Doe Peter, general superintendent of Pate Year Services. Parcel Jat No 1 on Weet College Terrace fronts 75 feet to a 48 foot rear. Peter contemplates erection of a house on the lot, suggesting building plans and frontage measurements.

Potts & Griffin Callese Park Realty Company Jat Weet College Terrace College Park Thomas Wo DPetere Pate jear Services company

Francis Scott Key Hotel Interior Finishing Nearing Open

The Francis Scott Key Hotel is pushing finishing touches in its Blue and Grey Grill Room and main lobbies. About ten men are touching up decorations while painters complete walls as the pool room nears a public opening next week with seven new tables and modern fixtures.

Francis Scott Key Hotel Soga Jola Hershey

Granddaughter of Old Hickory Dies at 90

Rachel Jackson Lawrence, daughter of General Andrew Jackson's adopted son and the last surviving Hermitage household member, died today at her country home Bird Lane near Nashville Tennessee. The obituary notes her connection to Old Hickory and places her within the Jackson family circle in the Hermitage era.

Associated? Press Nashville Tenn Rachel Jackson Lawrence Andrew Jackson Hermitage household Old Hickory Nashkville

Blanche Nelson Arrested On Disorderly Charge Tonight Hearing

Blanche Nelson was arrested Friday night by Deputy Sheriff Ken Bartgis on a disorderly conduct charge and will face a hearing at 7 30 tonight before Justice J Grahame Johnson. William Sims, also held Friday by Deputy Bartgis for assault and battery, will have a 3 pm hearing before Justice Johnson. An alleged assault case connected to Day Haynes, bus driver for Wolfs line, will be heard by Justice Johnson for an incident Thursday afternoon. The Real Estate Mortgage and Investment Co announces the sale of the Summers Property at Wilson Mace and West Seventh Street to Dr and Mrs Horace L Ruine with possession April 1. The Maryland State Council Catholic Benevolent League plans its fortieth annual session February 15 at the Legion Baltimore headquarters with officers to be elected. Delegates will come from Baltimore and surrounding counties. a report mentions Australian searchers and rabbits as a noted topic.

rentmene Nelson colored Ken Bartgis J. Grahame Johnson William Sims Bartgis Justice Johnson Day Haynes Sheffield Raymond Shan@er Wolfs line Real Estate Mortgage and Investment Company Wilson Mace West Seventh Street Horace L. Riine Wilson Place Seventh street Maryland State Council Catholic Benevolent Legion Baltimore Baltimore county Cumber-land Frederick Ellicott City Hasersinwn eleewbere

Rockefeller Institute Discovers Influenza Germ Cause

The Rockefeller Institute announces the discovery of the influenza germ and its isolation enabling antidote and antitoxin experimentation. Drs Peter Olitsky and Frederick Gates credited, with germ seen only under magnification. The germ lodges in nose and throat first, then attacks lungs.

Rockefeller Institute Schenectady N.Y Simon W. Flexner Rockefeller Institute of Medicalesearch Peter K. Olitsky Frederick T. Gates institute

Wolf of Wall Street fugitive vanishes from hotel

Federal agents planned to escort David Lamar to Essex county penitentiary for a wartime offense but found he had checked out of the Hotel De France yesterday and left no forwarding address. The disappearance sparks a search as authorities confirm Lamar’s identity and seek him nationwide.

New York Hotel De France David Lamar Wolf of Wall Sr Essex county penitentiary Lamar

Ford Offer Accepted By House

Washington Feb 3 unqualified acceptance of Henry Ford's Muscle Sheale offer was proposed in the house today by Chairman Madden of the Appropriation Committee.

Associated Press Washington Henry Ford house Madden Appropriation Committee

Severe Earthquake Shock Felt in Washington

Washington reports an unusually strong earthquake recorded on Georgetown seismograph with two needles displaced by early afternoon. Fr Ton dorf called the tremor tremendous in scale and officials could not determine its start time or distance. News from New York suggests the quake may have receded across seismographs nationwide, possibly south of Japan near the Philippines, per the American Museum of Natural History.

Associated Press Washington Georgetown Tondorf New York Japan Philippines American Museum of Natural History

Heflin Defends Press After Senate Expunging Remarks

Alabama Senator Heflin denounces what he calls the subsidized press after Senate rebukes ordered expunging his remarks. He vows to restrain certain press representatives from the gallery and says the incident was unfairly handled.

Associated Press Washington Senate Heflin Alabama

Frederick County Agricultural Society to host Feb 22 luncheon

The Frederick County Agricultural Society will hold a luncheon for life members and their guests at 1 pm on Thursday February 22 at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Secretary G C Warehime sent invites to 225 life members following a January resolution. Return cards will confirm attendance and final plans, with 2 to 10 days needed to finalize numbers.

Francis Scott Key Frederick County Agricultural Society G. C. Warehime the Agricultural Society Warehime

Market Strong Dealings Reported On Large Scale

New York stock market shows broad response to constructive news in foreign and domestic fields. British acceptance of the American debt refundment and Judge Gary's higher steel price forecast signal optimism. Central business expansion continues, weekly trade reviews temper gains, and demand for work tempers activity.

New York Judes Gars hotinesa anettr etademique

Berlin Says German Resistance to Continue After Ruhr Rumors

A semi official communique from Berlin states that Germany will resist and persevere against French pressure in the Ruhr and insists the Franco Belgian action is futile and illegal, a stance declared after circulating rumors of surrender.

Associated Press Berlin Germany Ruhr

Attempt to rob grave for jewels in Cypress Hills burial ground

New York February 3. Treasury special agent William H Williams said an attempt was made to rob the Brooklyn grave of James Jones, an American seaman, where the crown jewels of Russia were said to be smuggled into the United States. Three suspicious men were seen inside Cypress Hills cemetery about 11 days ago. A military guard on duty across the burial ground pursued the culprits but they escaped.

Associated Press New York William H. Williams Treasury department Brooklyn James Jones Russia Williams national cemetery Cypress His berg

Report on liquor imports by embassies since prohibition

Resolutions in Washington demand state and treasury reports on the quantity of liquor imported by embassies and regations since national prohibition. Introduced by Representative Crampton of Michigan, a teetotaler, the measure seeks official totals and compliance details from federal agencies.

Agecdated Washington State Treasury warings em. haseres Representanre Crampton Michizran

Lloyd George Scores French Occupation Policy

In Primooth England on February 2, The Ascertatra Press reports former Prime Minister Lloyd George assailing French occupation policy on reparations. He criticizes allied handling and urges a reassessment of terms influencing postwar settlement.

LLOYD GEORGE Ascertatra Press Primooth England Tage

French Troops Use Butts to Break Crowd in Rhineland Protest

In Coblentz on February 3 French troops faced a 3,000 strong crowd protesting the deportation of officials before the Rhineland High Commission. Troops used the butts of their rifles to break up the demonstration as bayonets were present on the scene.

Coblentz Rhineland High Commission

Southern party to attend Rio de Janeiro Exposition

A group of about 300 passengers began a voyage toward Brazil for the Centennial Exposition at Rio de Janeiro. News reports recount extraordinary mid Atlantic violence and a rough first leg, with 290 of 300 passengers falling ill. The travelers planned to inspect the Panama Canal, ride U S government launches, and port at Balboa before proceeding to Peru.

mid- Atlantic wittesn Edward J. Shaner Frederick New York Chita Mayana Panama Shriner Rio Doeiro Brazil Rio De Janeiro Panama Canal Havana Isthmus Gatum United States Culebra Balboa Pacifc canal zone Peru

Bible Society Elects Officers in Frederick County

The Young Men's Bible Society of Frederick County elected officers at a Friday meeting at the Y M C A. Jacob Rohrbach was named president and Henry Trail secretary. A county slate of vice presidents from several towns was announced, and committees were formed to boost membership and engage congregations. The article notes broader plans and remarks by Rohrbach on the return from Spain.

Young Men's Bible Society Frederick county John S. Newman Henry rail All Saints Evangelical Reformed Evangelical Lutheran Methodist Episcopal First Baptist United Brethren churches Jacob Rohrbach William E. Filler Roy J. Hyndman Henry Trail Wm. G. Zimmerman i tss Reno S. Narp Edward S. Thiasplaine mpert John M. Mailer Ror Hyndman Jaroh T. Engelbrecht Buckis John H. Baker Middtown Emers L. Cobleatz Creagerstown Robert J. Ogie Emmitsbure J Hears Stekee Catoctin Charles N. Freshour- Urhgna Charles

Radio’s Growing Popularity With Fans In Newark Area

Radio watching grows among Frederick readers as Al Smith speech boosts Democratic support. Many stations nationwide bring lectures and entertainment, with Newark’s early broadcaster celebrating its first birthday and a forecast of rapid 1923 radio development.

Newark

Ram Runners Suffer Two Casualties Today

The Associated Press reports Ram runners suffered two casualties as dawn operations began off New Jersey. Coast guards seized the ocean going tug John L Cann in Highlands area, arresting three men and seizing 660 cases. A second casualty occurred when coast guards captured the motor boat Reer on the ocean beach near Highlands, N J.

Preas New York Hignor Jersey John L. Cann Arthur Kit coast guards ocean aule Highlands N. J

Colder Weather and Snow Predicted for Coming Week

A shaky draft of a weather note forecasts colder conditions and snow for the coming week. The article cites an Atlantic weather briefing and mentions potential temperature drops and snow chances.

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Ezra Houck, Jr HOTEL CO MR. KAUFMAN United Brethren Carpenter Peter I Carpenter jeter vehdraan Jon J. Datrow Anton R. Anders Alban M. Wood K. C BOY SCOUT Armory BLANCHE NELSON Seatchman Late News A. P Ford Atlantic Ocean VOYAGE BIBLE SOCIETY Jacob Rohrback Organization frearges Rohr Spain AL” SMITH SIMON Whitman Scorag Congress Alfred WM. Smith simone Bure Chas. S. Whitman Society of the Army and Navy officers New York state Broderick Pittsburg Cleveland Philadelphia New York City South Vie Atlanta Arlington Cuba Toronto Canada Kiwanis Club Montreal Waslington gmnmar beien
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