Memorial Ground Improvements To Be Discussed Soon
County Commissioners and Board of Aldermen plan a conference to outline spring improvements for Memorial Ground and nearby park facilities. A survey supports surrounding street development, with a landscape architect to oversee work. Plans may include Frederick's Park and Memorial Ground enhancements, with announcements expected in coming weeks.
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CORTGFERCE
tee park
om Norece C. Zachar
Frederick's park
Campaign Aims to End Steel Traps for Fur Animals
In Washington on February 4 a fear campaign backed by humane workers and prominent reformers plans to push a state law suppressing steel traps and nonlethal devices for fur bearing animals. Led by the American Humane Association and Mrs Minnie Maddern Fiske, with Commander Edward Srecx directing, the effort highlights animal suffering in traps and the fur trade’s history as a public conscience awakens.
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Washington
Fed
API
American Humaneociation
Minnnle Maddern Fiske
Edward Srecx
naval reserves
historan
Humane Education Society of
Breck
rica
Increased Output For Wall Street Tickers
New York on February 7 plans to abbreviate symbols on 100 stocks to speed trading. The move aims to print an average of 55 transactions per minute, reducing delays from recent market turbulence. The Western Union Telegraph Company and the Stock Exchange expand wire extensions to reach Cleveland, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Syracuse, Rochester, Minneapolis, and Omaha, with Union supplying nonmembers in the Snandal district.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Acker
igg
Western
Wixion Telegraph Company
Stock Exchange
Cleve
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Syracuse
Rochester
Morse
oiservice
Minneapolis
Omaha
Property Deed Transfer and Local Social Entertainments
In court business, Giest and Flacht along with Backer trustee deeded property to G Ssudie and wife. A separate note mentions a Thursday event at Collegze Pa Gay, with Miss Anna W Brown on West Third Street hosting a bridge gathering this afternoon.
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Giest
Flacht
Princ
G Ssudie
Bridge
Anna W. Brown
West Third Street
LetThoon
Choir Banquet Honors Calvary Church Choir Leader
Calvary Church music committee hosted a banquet at the Francis Scott Key Hotel Monday evening at 6 30 in appreciation of the choir and director Miss Mary H Filler. Rev Dr G Ellis V Jam presided and presented Filler. several committee members spoke on the choir and organist Miss Nannie Young. Attendees included Mrs G Ellis William Miss Mary Heislein Filler Miss Nannie Young Mrs Francis XL Sisley Mrs Irene Goodson Mrs George Heinleim Miss Dorothe Wilson Letra Roelkey Mary Catherine Etchison Julia Etchison Miss Grohl Mrs M Croghan and Messrs Edward Rice George Heinlein Ralph Webster Claude Hahn Ames Hendrickson James H Harwick Dr A M Radcliff Louis L Wilson Albert Gilson EL R Sager and others.
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Calvary pit
Mary H. Filler
Francis Scott Key Hotel
G Ellis V jams
Miss Filler
Nennie Young
G. Ellis William
Mary Heislein Filler
Nannie Young
Mirs
Francis XL Sisley
Irene Goodson
Ceorge Heinieim
Dorothes T ¥ilson
Letra Roelkey
Mary
No Case Against Dolan Report Declares Exoneration
The Associated Press reports New York Giants outfielder Jimmy OConnel may be guilty of no case against Cozy Dolan and banishment from the league. District Attorney investigation finds no new evidence to indict OConnell or Landis, while exonerating Ross Leng George Kelly and Frank Frisch. Five Attorney Brothers review the case and advise possible grand jury action upon Landis’s return.
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Associated Press
New York
Feo
Jimmy Consuel
New York Giants
Cozy Dolan
xvach
Distriet d Actorer
O'Connel
Delaney
Landis
reiter
Ross Leng
George Kelly
Frank Frisch
Giaore
O'Connell
Miss Trail Entertains Guest at Catoctin Country Club
Miss Beatrice N Trail hosted a bridge party Monday at Catoctin Country Club honoring her guest Miss Ellen Baker of Baltimore and Miss Baker’s timing honored with prizes. Refreshments followed as guests included Mrs Ernest Helienstein and several local ladies.
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Catoctin Country Club
Beatrice N_ Trail
Ellen Baker
Baltimore
tImatt
Joséph Dili Baker
M Baker
M Derizbaugh
Baker
Ernest Helienstein
Lewis R
Derizbaugh
Misses Kutti Ross
Asnes Rust
Mary Grace Roberts
Anna’ Brown
Emily Jenson
Thelma Nix'dort
Dorothy Warehime
Katherine Dutrow
Helen Abell Conley
William Dare Morton
Dedicatory Services and Local Notices Referenced
Pastors from several churches join in dedicatory services at Union Gospension Desrange Street Sunday at 3:30 PM with a program including hymn singing scripture and sermon. A card party honors Miss Beatrice Sotheroit Tremaar. supper served. Miss Nan-Stuart noted. Also reports Motor Vehicle Commissioner Elman facing Cumberland charges after a staged reassignment and a refused return to Braddock HQ.
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Union Gospension
Desrange Street
rernoon
C. W. Walch
TL id. Gayma
W. C. Roral
Rev. W. R
praver
Walch
Miss Trail
Beatrice Sortheroit Tremaar
Mr Airs
Harry Haller
Nan- Stuart
Hailes
Cassidy
Balsenaitely
EL man
Braddock
Cumberland
Braddock staton
Staite
Mayor Warns Against Snow Piles As City Clears Streets
Mayor Lloyd C. Cutler urges discretion after assessing ice and snow in city streets. Workers remove solid ice from Court Street between Churches and Second while flushing main avenues where parking is needed. Temperatures rise, turning melt to rain soon. city has spent much on extra staff since New Year to keep roads passable.
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Lioyd C. Cutler
Court street
Church s
Second streets
mer
FEMORLS
wis
Opera House Improvements Underway Paint and Redesign
A series of enhancements at the Opera House are in progress under Giesn R. Nikizk. Painters are working on the office and ladies room, with extensive changes planned for the latter, including new furniture and a first class finish. Green lighting and higher powered lobby lights have been installed, with further improvements anticipated by manager Lon B. Ramedeli.
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Giesn R. Nikizk
Lon B. Ramedeli
Johnson Asks Senate to Consider Paris Events
The Washington February 1. A Republican senator from California asks the Senate to consider grave and important questions raised by events in Paris and reported by the Associated Press. He cites the Paris incident as a test of reconciliation and foreign policy implications for the United States.
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JOHNSON
SENATE
PARIS
Washington
Hughes
son
Lutheran Sunday School to Expand Building on East Second Street
At monthly Teachers Society meeting the Evangelical Lutheran Sunday School decided to enlarge the building due to congestion in the west wing. Committees of five to revise plans will present to the Church Council next meeting. Midwinter rally set for Sunday February 145 o clock with Rev Wm C Day speaker and patriotic music. Special offering to fund improvements. John F Baumgardner Jr elected as manager to fill vacancy. Rev Dr U S G Rupa spoke on the enlargement and funding efforts.
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Teachers Society
Evangelical Lutheran Sunday School
East Second street
John S. Renn
Church Council
Katherine Wiener
spearer
Wm. C. Day
Lutheran church
Middletown
John F. Baumgardner, Jr
Benn
U. S. G. Rupa
Sundar School
No Westinghouse Checks Taken By Swindler
The Associated Press reports that Westinghouse Airbrake Co. checks mailed from a city post office by a swindler last Friday have not yet been cashed. Officials of Union Trust Company confirm none of the sent checks have been redeemed.
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WESTINGHOUSE
Associated Press
ae Westinghouse + Airbrake Co
Union Trust Com
Forbes And Thompson Given Two Year Terms In Fraud Case
Charles R Forbes former Director of the Veterans Bureau and John W Thompson wealthy St. Louis contractor were sentenced by Federal Judge George A Carpenter to two years imprisonment in Leavenworth and fined $10,000. Jury found them guilty January 30 of conspiring to defraud the government in Veterans' Hospital contracts. A 30 day stay of sentence was granted for appeal.
Roxy resumes breezy Sunday night style on WEAF
The Roxy radio program returns to its breezy Sunday night format on WEAF after a storm of listener protests when last Sunday’s broadcast omitted the host’s usual banter. The American Telephone and Telegraph Company requested the change, affecting the station’s airing.
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A Associated Press
New York
Roxy
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
WEAF
PURELY PERSONAL NOTES FROM THE TOWN
Miss Elizabeth Harris leaves for Baltimore to pursue a complete music course at Peabody Conservatory. Mr and Mrs Reno S Harp are in New York City. Miss Katherine Remsburg visits Mrs Newton Zentz in West Second street. Mrs Joseph F Eisenhauer and Miss Hazel Geiser go to York Pennsylvania for Mrs Raymond Buchanan's funeral. Mr and Mrs Archie E Fisher receive congratulations on the birth of a son. Knight Yaste visits cousin Miss Jeannette Grove in Hagerstown. Mr and Mrs Guy E Yaste and their son stay with G Yaste in Frederick Junction.
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Elizabeth Harris
East Third street
Baltimore
Peabody Conservatory
Reno S. Harp
New York city
Katherine Remsburg
Lake View
Newton Zentz
West Second street
Joseph F. Eisenhauer
Hazel Geiser
York
Raymond Buchanan
Archie E. Fisher
East Second street
Knight Yaste
Frederick Junction
Jeannette Grove
Hagerstown
Guy E. Yaste
Pensacola
Fla
G. ©. Yaste
How The Club Was Formed Play At Walkersville
Walkersville Woman's Club presents a food sale and a play titled How The Club Was Formed on Saturday night February 7 in the old school building. Activities begin at 6 o'clock with the sale followed by the play at 7:30. Cast features Mrs Jones, Mrs R L Mowrs, Mrs Brown, Mrs Charles Breighner, Mrs Snow, Hannah Maria, Annabelle Grantham, Reed, Miss Mary Nicodemus, Irene Wachter, Cora Barrick, Nina Cramer, Martin, Kenneth Metcalf, and others.
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Woman’s club
Walkersville
Jones
R. L. Mowrs. Brown
Charles Breighner
Snow
Frank codemus
Hannah Maria
Annabelle Grantham
Reed
Mary Nicodemus
Fred Myers
Smith
Irene Wachter
firs
Migs Cora Barrick
Birs. Slocum
NeYie Nicodemus
Higgins
Preston Hahn
Stone
Roger Kling
Rice
Nina Cramer
Martin
Kenneth Metcalf
Hobbs
20 Inches of Snow in Mountain Districts
Severe cold wave and heavy precipitation blanket mountain districts with 10 to 25 inches of snow. Frequent snow and sleet disrupt farming as weather spreads across eastern regions, leaving weathered, icy conditions in central and southern areas.
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Associated Press
Marsland
Tennessee Senate rejects child labor amendment
Tennessee State Senate votes in May or by a 24 to adonel tally to reject the chim iator amendment to the federal constitution. The brief item notes the state’s stance on a proposed federal labor amendment.
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TENNESSEE
Associated Press
Xax . Tenn
State Senate
Slide of Rock Frees Collins Foot Near Escape
Cave City Kentucky February 4 a rock slide in Sand Cave freed Floyd Collins foot for the first time since his entrapment on Friday rescuers moved debris with hooks and ropes though Collins remains trapped behind fallen rock. Witnesses say his feet are free but exertion is needed to crawl out. Meanwhile his battery powered light remains on and he has had no food for eight hours. Rescue teams proceed cautiously amid further cave instability and fresh rock falls.
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Associated Press
Cave City
Sand Cave
Floyd Collins
Collins
Ewing Ashley
Ashley
Colling
Collings
William B. Miller
Louisville-Courier Journal
Miller
Postal Pay Bill Reported in Congress
The Post Office Committee reported a postal pay and rate increase bill differing from the Senate measure and the House version. The bill aims to raise revenue to cover pay and other costs, with the rate provisions turning on committee views.
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CONGRESS
Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Post Office
Goolidge
Main Price Tendency Continues Upward
The main stock price tendency rose through the morning with some weak spots as trading progressed. Independents and gasolines were supplied freely but most other osis stiffened on higher gasoline prices. Call money renewed at three and one half per cent.
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Associated Press
New Feb
osis
Strychnine in Medicine For University Students
Ohio State University faces a probe after two student deaths in four days linked to strychnine discovered in medicines issued to students. W. O. Thompson, university president, orders thorough investigation.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Ohio State University
W. O. Thompson
the
univers
Plane flies nonstop from Etampes France to Africa
In Dakar French West Africa on February 4 a flight completed a nonstop sight from Etampes France. Capt Lamartre and Ldeut Arrachard piloted the plane.
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FRANCE
AFRICA
Associated Press
Dakar
French West Af
Lamartre
Ldeut
Arrachard
Etampes
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pubeher
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MIKE
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oweek
cina
iran
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T & Public Health Service
cme
U. S
Forbes
Thompson
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Carpenter
Woman's Club
ecw
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