Sweezey named warden of House of Correction and Penitentiary
The State Board of Welfare appointed Col Claude B. Sweezey warden of the House of Correction, with duties at the Penitentiary, effective February 6. He will receive 7200 a year for Gilary duties while serving as warden of both, with no pay for the Cut post. Joseph Delney to be assistant warden at the Cut. Patrick Brady remains penitentiary assistant warden. Lankford dismissed as warden of the Cut amid praise for his administration and decency.
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State Board of Welfare
Claude B. Sweezey
Penitentiary
House of Correction
Hitchie
Colonel Sweezey
William E. Lankford
Sweezey
Gilary
Pen
Sweeney
Edward J. Kilkenny
Welfare Board
Josep Delney
Patrick Brady
William E. Linkford
Coblentz
Linkford
Fishman
Burke Committee
Lankford
Hipsley Named as Welfare Assistant in State Plan
May Name Hipsley S Preston Hipsley director of the Veterans Bureau Vocational School is slated to be assistant to Emery L Coblentz State Director of Welfare Baltimorean Polytechnic Institute graduate World War veteran and educator. Original choice for the post was W H Davenport secretary to the Board of State Aid and Charities in Goldsborough Administration, who declined after opposition to the appointment.
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S. Preston Hipsley
Veterans’ Bureau
Emery L. Coblentz
Hipsley
Goldsborough
Davenport
Coblentz
Maryland League of Women Voters probes jail use for women
The Maryland Woman Voter reports a questionnaire asking county chairmen about female inmates and staffing in county jails, police and circuit courts, and the Montrose School for Girls reformatory. It urges visits to count prison facilities to observe handling of women and children and seeks care provisions for those with social disease.
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League of Women Voters
Maryland Woman Voter
Maryland League of Women Voters
Mise Lavinia Engle
Montrose School For Girls
Rour
Jazztime Revue Opens at City Opera House Tuesday
The Jazztime Revue musical comedy marks the first in a string of like shows to be staged at the City Opera House over the coming weeks. Principal cast includes Charles McNalix also known as Tramp and McNair, with a notable chorus. Local audiences will recall Heewae, famed dancer Raffain Bill, who is expected to shine in his hometown appearance.
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Citv
Charias
Tramp
MecNalix
Pepe
McNair
Raffain Bill
Tatercon
Tae Heen
Pact of
February Court to Convene on Monday in Local Jurist Session
The February Court term opens Monday at 10 o'clock with Judge Glenn H. Worthington presiding while Chief Judge Hammond Urner attends the Court of Appeals in Annapolis. The grand jury will be drawn, a foreman chosen, and 125 cases set on the trial docket including nine civil appeals and 54 originals. Death notices honor Baker Johnson and Marion Fauble, longtime bar members, with remarks by Judge Worthington and attending attorneys.
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Hammond Urner
Annapolis
Court of Appeals
Glenn H. Worthington
Witnewer
Baker Johnson
B. Marion Fauble
Worthington
Fauble
Johnson
Byrd Answers Woolley in Libel Row in Virginia
The Winchester Evening Star stands by editorial comments on Rob ert W. Woolley managing director of the Virginia Highway Contractors Association despite a $100,000 libel suit threat. The paper notes Woolley’s warning to newspapers and hints at a court trial to compel evidence, suggesting public interest in his alleged actions and the possibility of Woolley being “shorn” by pursuing wool.
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Winchester
Robert W. Woolley
Virginia Highway Contractors' Association
Winchester Evening Star
Harry F. Byrd
Woolley
Five Frederick boys fined for disturbing the peace
Five youths arrested by Chief Filby for causing a scene at the North Market and Sixth streets grocery, fined five dollars each by Justice J. Grahame Johnson with suspended sentences for good behavior. The offenders named are Russell Phebus LeRoy Himes Roger Yinger Calvin Kefauver and Carl Burkett.
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Filby
North Market
Sixth Streets
J. Grahame Johnson
Frederick
John Null
Painter
Smith
Filhy
East Church Street
Null
West Patrick Street
Russell Phebus
LeRoy Himes
Roger Yinger
Calvin Kefauver
Carl Burkett
Dr David G Everhart Seems First For County Treasurer Race
Dr David G Everhart a dentist announces candidacy for county treasurer in the Republican primaries next September He is a Maryland Dental School graduate and has practiced in the city since 1910 He served in the Dental Corps during the war with postings at Camp Meade Camp Greene Charlottesville and Camp Greenleaf United States Treasury Notes will be printed by power not hand presses More than 200 plate printers will be dismissed due to the new method
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David G. Everhart
United States Treasury
Indigestion Relief From Ri zena 4800 Report
A Frederick Maryland resident recounts six months of constant upper stomach pain and failed medicines. After using Ri zena 4800 he can eat pork pud ding sausages and fried apples without digestive disturbance, expressing gratitude and willingness to pay more for the relief. JW Warner druggist Freer Md offers for sale.
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Aseisrance
C Smith
Frederick
JW Warner
Druzgist
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State Penitentiary
Inquiry
Siewarsa
Byrd
Market and
DR. Everhart
Tion
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Fred M
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Bank OF Personal Service
Frederick Feed Co
Purina
Patrick Street
Market Street
Quaker City Cleaning
McCleery’s Jewelry Store
North Market Street
Frederick, Md
P. O
Mutual Life Insurance Co
New York
Charles Opel
Greenawalt’s
Jesse
Michael
South Warket
Prite Eae
Mullinix
Bentz
the Bug Store
South Market St
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