Frederick census fixes city population at 14260
Frederick officials completed a city census showing a official population of 14260, excluding Hood College and Maryland State School for the Deaf students for tally. Prizes were awarded for nearest estimates to 14251 by E B Messell with 21 East Patrick Street. Including non enrolled students the population rises to about 14860 for water use. Census began January 16 and involved Sergeant Thomas Filby Lieutenant George Jacobs and Officers Charles Devilbiss and Salterr.
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Frederick
Lloyd C. Culler
Omaus
Hood College
Maryland State School For the Deaf
E. B. Messell
East Patrick Street
Oda Strasperger
Trailavenue
Thomas Filby
George Jacobs
Charles Devilbiss
Salterr
Cul Ter
Culler
Scout Executive Whitney Engages Frederick Scouts
Frederick city and county Scout leaders and their troops meet with George C. Whitney of Winans Minnesota, newly established Scout Executive. A Friday night plan calls for monthly conferences to boost progress and cooperation, as Whitney works from City Hall and visits units. Charles Westman, former Scout executive, has left Frederick for Norfolk to pursue civil engineering duties.
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Frederick
George C. Whitney
Winans
Minn
YMCA
Whitney
City Hall
Chetr
Wenders
J. W. Waltman
Rockwell Terrace
Mrs. Whitney
Minneapolis
Charles T. Westman
Norfolk
Alienists Parade In Hickman Sanity Trial
In Los Angeles on February 3 AP reports defense experts testified in the sanity trial of William B Marion Hickman, the kidnapper of Marian Parker. Dr R O Shelton described dementia praecox as one of the worst types of insanity, signaling the defense will rely heavily on medical testimony.
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Toa Angeles
Alsuists
William Bmarwart Hickman
Marian Parker
R. O. Shelton
Los Angeles
San Diego
Lansey Comission
Jerome K. Walsh
Mexican Federals Kill 46 During Battle
From Mexico City Feb 2 AP Anselmo Garcia chief of Presidential guards said a clash near Cotij a river crossing in Jalisco left 46 dead including priest Crezcencio Asparza and 45 rebels. Six hundred rebels led by AS and Luis Guizar Morfin fought the presidential guards in a three hour battle. 28 rebels fell, the priest and 17 others drowned attempting to flee across a river.
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Mexico City
Guadalajara
Anselmo Garcia
Crezcencio Asparza
Hile
Cotif
Jalisco
Luis Guizar Morfin
Nete
Feverfarm sales outlook shows fewer auctions this spring
Auctioneers report a softer spring sale season with totals likely under 60 farms, down from past years. Hard times and mortgage fears keep foreclosures rare while debt interest prompts many holders to hold on. Dairy cattle prices may hold near last season levels as February and March dominate the sale calendar. Miss Nora Moore sails for Europe to study art in New York.
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W Ho
Satea
Uruany
Europe
Nora Moore
Ez Street
New York
Morning Teal
S. S
New York School of
Remai
Auto Thief Paroled in Federal Court Baltimore
Charles Burgee 17 was arrested near St Louis and charged with stealing an automobile belonging to Carl Jo. He was paroled in Federal Court in Baltimore Tharedar. Lee admitted taxing the car in St Louis in no effort to get back home.
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Charles Burgee
Carl Jo
Fot
Fall River Fire Ravages Five-Block Business District
A massive blaze in Fall River Massachusetts destroyed five blocks of the business district. Estimates of property loss ranged from seven to twelve million dollars, with some insurance men predicting up to twenty five million. No lives were lost though several firemen and bystanders were hurt by smoke and falling debris. Thousands faced unemployment as two thousand workers lost their jobs in offices banks hotels and stores.
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Fall River
Mass
Pocasset
Main Streets
Bank Street
Roc Street
Providence
Boston
Pocasset Manufacturing Company
Fall River Fire Department
Western Union
Postal Telegraph Companies
Frederick Automobile Show Planned For March 10
Frederick officials and local car dealers moved to organize the annual Frederick Automobile Show to be held March 10 at the State Armory. Capt. Guy Anders leads the planning with local exhibitors expected to fill the event. Last year the show occurred March 20, with 71,900 tickets sold in advance. this year aims for similar strong attendance amid price cuts and new automotive features.
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Frederick
Cal. D
Mark
F. Munshower
Jp Ro Winebrewer
F. Les Lieut
G. Willem Tr. Seeger
James H. Gambri
Charles B. Staler
West Second Street development reshapes Frederick area
The West Second Street extension in Frederick progresses with the first new lease in the second block occupied by the Summers family who moved from East Third Street. Henry S. Ramaburg’s brick residence rises on Dulaney Avenue, designed by Baltimore architect Robert J L Harris. Builders Lloyd C. Culfer and Culler properties expand the block to ten lots. Other owners include T E Russell, Herbert S Hehn, Elias G Ramaburs, and C Newton Thomas. Earlier brick homes by Robert J Smith and G Hunter Bowers stand nearby. City plans extend West College Terrace to Fleming Avenue by 1929, and discussions consider naming the corridor Culler Boulevard or Avenue to honor Mayor Lloyd C. Culler. A tax-help drive lists dates for income tax return assistance in several towns including Frederick. Arrests for nonsupport reported as William Harris of Yellow Sprites faces Police Court.
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West Second Street
Frederick
Baker Park
Mrg. C. Thos. Summers
East Third Street
Sumamers
Robert J L. Harris
Baltimore
Lloyd C. Culfer
Eicht Tonma Amt
Bath
Culler
Towers
Summers
Mr. Ramsburgh
T. £. Russell
Herbert 3
G. Hunter Bowers
Memorial Ground
College Avenue
Upper College Terrace
Second Street
Bentz Street
Lioyd C. Culler
Bern
Brothers Held For Public Safety Incident
Two brothers are in custody after a reported safety incident at a local site. Authorities say the event prompted a quick response from police and emergency crews. No injuries were disclosed, and investigators are reviewing footage and witness statements.
Stewart Refuses to Answer Questions in Senate Probe
Washington February 3 AP Stewart the Continental Trade Company inquiry into profits and dealings with Harry F Sinclair faced probing questions. Stewart refused to answer about profits and disposition states that the story must first go before judge and jury. The committee pressed, hoping he would explain knowledge prior to organization. Contempt threats loomed as he left the stand and was told to remain until tomorrow.
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Washington
T Bh
Montana
Per Sons
Nye Sand
MLCTA
Senate Oil @u
Robert W. Stewart
Andard Oil
Continental Trade Company of Canada
Stewart
Continental
Harry F. Sinclair
Grawer
Pall-Sinclair
Sinclair
Nye
Stewart and Sinclair Companies
Washington Arms Accord Seen Ending in 1936
Washington reports Rear Admiral Hilary P. Jones stated at the House Naval Committee that a Geneva conference hinted at efforts to terminate the Washington naval arms agreement in 1936. He said no recent talks strengthened this view, and a concern over withdrawal by France and Mary Ledrot dosti is noted amid confusing text.
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Washington
Hilary P. Jones
House Naval Committee
Teneva
Jones
Fritten
France
Mary Ledrot Dosti
Bound Shoved and Head Shaved in Campus Dispute
Seattle report details a chaotic incident at a university campus where Marion Heck, president of the student union, was bound and dragged to the shore. He was head shaved amid a clash between campus leaders over student representation and a disputed leadership appointment.
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Seattle
Wash
Nin
Mer
Marion Heck
Umer of Washington
Kington
Auto crash in Pewee area leaves one dead
Morning investigation continues as body of 22 year old Ogle was found along Mataot Street near Green the Od Fellues Home Wormat's Inn. Police identify victim as Hasefl Ogle with driver unknown after a two hour delay. Witnesses report a colored man cried out, claiming to be the victim's father.
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Amane
Ube
MIN
Grapson Nikirk Walkererilic
Adam Merter
Sherri C. Rudvrick
Mr. Little
Ogle
Cerceville
Saints
A Thers
Roderick
Justics
P. Bowers
Jay Bowers
George Jacobs
City Police
Jacobs
Hasefl
Victi
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