Proposed new boundary for city faces legislation plan
A Saturday special meeting of Frederick officials approved a boundary survey and a bond plan near 200000. City Engineer Emory C. Urum to map new limits from North Market Street Pike to the Urbana area as the county delegation considers state action.
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Board of Aldermen
General Assembly
Emory C. Urum
Jefferson Street
Molesworth
Urbana Pike
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Speak
Patrick Street
Crom
Democratic State Central Committee Organizes Frederick County
Members of the Democratic State Central Committee for Frederick County met at the Francis Scott Key Hotel to organize for three years and name candidates for office. Dr Charles H Conley was re elected chairman with August T Brust as secretary treasurer. Several notaries public and justices of the peace were recommended. magistrate nominees included Sherman P. Bowers J Grahame Johnson and August T Brust. Selection of election supervisors was deferred.
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Real Estate Board of Frederick, Inc
Francis Scott Key
Noah B. Cramer
Markwood
Harp
Richard Potts
Walker N. Jolliffe
Frederick County
Markell H. Nelson
Reno
Baltimore
Wusic
Grayson UH. Staley
Markwood D. Hap
Markell FA. Nelson
John WH. Stauffer, Jr
Walker Jolliffe
National Association of Real State Board
Markell H Nelson
Walker N.tolliffe
Nash EK
Cramer
Ireranter
Democratic State Central Committee
William J. Grave
Leonard Barrick
Frederick City
Sherman P. Bowers
J. Grahame Johnson
Igust T. Brust
Guy K. Motter
Alton Bennett
Brunswick i
Harry C. Algh
Howard Marvin Jones
Joseph E Chew
Appeal Case Heard Before Circuit Court
One appeal case was disposed of at this morning's session. Plaintiff Margaret E. Frey faced defendants Harvey Butler and Clara May Butler over restitution of property in Hockeystown. Judge J. Grahame Johnson had upheld the defendant's prior ruling. Attorneys were Jacob Rohrback for the plaintiff and TI Dorsey Richison for the defense.
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Margaret E. Frey
Harvey Butler
Clara May Butler
Hockeystown
J. Grahame Johnson
Jacob Rohrback
TI. Dorsey Richison
Lipchitski Name Tied to Whiskey Case In Grove Trial
Cross examiner discloses that Louis Mann known as Lipchitski in a federal conspiracy case over illegal whiskey withdrawal. Becker testifies Mann and Walter Ganster arranged to arrest three others as two delivery trucks were loaded near Burkittsville, Frederick County.
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Mann
Lipchitski
Grove
Associated Press
Baltimore
Aaron S. Becker
Outerbridge Horsey Distillery Company
Harry
Hoppy") Grove
Becker
Louis Mann
United States
Burkittsville
Frederick County
Walter Ganster
Women pay over one hundred million in income tax
The article reports that in 1921 women filed returns and paid about 171 million in tax, with wives using husband returns accounting for 89 thousand. It notes exemptions for heads of families and single women, with ranges tied to net income, and urges early filing to avoid tax day congestion.
25 Percent Income Tax Cut Approved by House Panel
The Republican House Ways and Means Committee approved a 25 percent reduction in all personal income taxes for this year. The decision was announced from Washington as the panel moved to advance the measure.
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Associated Tress
Washington
House
Wars and Means Committee
Stolen Cars Traced to One Auto Thief in Circuit
Investigations link C. H. McClintock of Hagristown to a spree of car thefts across Maryland Pennsylvania and Virginia. About 45 to 60 Fords and other autos are alleged, with many recovered and more expected as police and insurance investigators press the case. He confesses to numerous thefts and is held in Chambersburg awaiting grand jury action.
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Ciltes
C. H. McClintock
Haggistown
Ford
Dr. BP
S. Lansdale
George Creagger
Woodsboro
Hagerstown
McClintock
Chambersburg
Itis
Frederick
Washington
Duffeyr
Frederick County
Pennsylvania
Virginia
West Virginia
Hagestown
Mitchells Death Tied to Love Feud at Maryland Prison
Baltimore five The death of John Mitchell a lifer at the Maryland prison followed a fatal knife fight with Anthony Cugino a fellow convict The stabbing arose from a feud over a Philadelphia woman and was witnessed by Walter Socolow another inmate who heard the struggle The state attorney said Mitchell and Cugino were rivals in a relationship and later partners in a jewelry theft case in Baltimore
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Veh
John Mitchell
Mailand
Prise
Anthony Cuguio
O'Cottor
Walter Socolow
Anther Lifer
William B. Norris
Mitchel
Cugino
Attarioe Saya
Caugino
Jang
James T. Arinuiger Jewrirgy Co
Suit Over $15,900 Damage Dismissed in Philadelphia
Philadelphia February 5 the $15,900 damage suit brought by the Shopmen was dismissed. The action named major rail and labor organizations as defendants and sought compensation for alleged property and wage-related damages. The court ruled the case invalid and closed proceedings.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Blizzard Rages Across Midwest Slows Travel and Wires
A severe winter storm moving northeastward paralyses the Midwest with drifting snows, icy streets, and damaged telegraph lines around Chicago. At least three dead, about a million dollars in damage, and train delays across Wisconsin and Michigan are reported as the storm edges toward Indiana and Illinois. The A P adopts radio to broadcast news from Chicago as wire service communications fail.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Michigan
Chicago
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Tinois
Missouri
Texas
Maybstadt
Ind A. P
Preas
Excent
Chienste
WMAQ
Chicago Daily News
Canada
Winneper
St Tul
Seattle
St Paialound Meee
Chicaza
Washington
Middle West
Wenother Buereau
Mississippi River
North Atlantic
Fonnsti
New England
Olie Valley
Tennesare
Baet Gulf
South Atlantic
Atlantic States
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Federal District Court
United States
United States Railroad Labor Board
Germany Refuses Half Mast Flag for Wilson at Berlin Embassy
The Berlin government orders the German embassy to refrain from mourning display for Woodrow Wilson, deeming him a private citizen. Other embassies half-mast. explanation given by Baron Leopold Plessen. Meanwhile U.S. executive departments suspend activities after 12:30 p.m. on Wilson’s funeral day to honor the former president.
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Germany
Wilson
Washington
Berlin
Woodrow Wilson
Mr. Wilson
Baron Leopold Plessen
Coolidge
Funeral rites mark Wilson service with simple prayers
Rain-soaked day closes a nation in mourning as Woodrow Wilson lies in state for a private home service followed by a public chapel tribute. Clergymen from Central Presbyterian Trinity and Bishop Freeman read psalms and offer prayers as Marines and other officials stand guard. Nationwide radio will broadcast the chapel service as Congress seals for the day and ships at sea fire minute guns.
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Associated Press
Wuasbinglop
Woodrow Wilson
Taylor
Central Presbyterian
Wilson
Alvester Bourd
Trintelon
James I
Mreeman
Episcopal Diocese of
Washington
Cimily
Bishop Freeman
Army
Navy Dang Marine Corps
Jinara
Congress
Radin
Nsf
Stock Exchange To Close Wednesday For Wilson Obituary
Wall Street saw profit taking in tobacco and rail stocks while steel shares drew interest. United States Steel touched 108% as call money opened at 4. The exchange will close at 12.20 tomorrow in observance of Woodrow Wilson’s death. Other exchanges suspend activities as well.
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New York
United States Steel Common
Stock Exchange
Woodrow Wilson
Injunction Sought to Halt Teapot Dome Oil Extraction
Washington reports that government special counsel will file injunctions to stop oil extraction from the Teapot Dome and Elk Hills reserves once President Coolidge signs the Walsh resolution passed by Congress. The French Olympic Committee rejected a British request to avoid Sunday programs during the Games. Antwerp's 1920 schedule included Sunday events.
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Associated Tress
Washington
Teapot Dome
Elk Ui
Coolidge
Walsh
Congress
Antwerp
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