05 Feb 1927
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1927
Page
1
Weather officials warn of a quick switch to rain as a heavy snowstorm blankets the area. Road crews, city workers, and the railroad prepare to keep traffic moving, with early estimates of one to two inches accumulating before temperatures rise. Local authorities urge caution and anticipate a mixed precipitation weekend.
Mrs Beulah auahter Dab teelee. Fragmentary reading notes show a personal name sequence and unclear relationship terms. The text provides minimal context about people or actions suitable for a standard news item.
Fragments indicate a discussion on keeping Shanghai out of a Chinese fight. The text references U S positions and regional areas, but details are unclear due to damaged OCR. No clear date or named entities beyond Shanghai appear readable.
New Terk reports a strong week with rail shares leading gains though not uniform. Easy money rates and favorable trade news boosted market breadth as railway equipment and motor stocks rose. Rail stocks like Reading Western Maryland Canadian Pacific reached new highs while Rock Island dividend actions stirred investor interest.
A garbled report notes a force appointing Lawrence Clagett to duties soon, mentioning prior service and resignation two years ago. Ira L. Willer is referenced in connection with a home incident. the text also hints at a West Fourth street location and a planned Wednesday event.
Local February term of court shows heavy docket with numerous local option law violations. Additional jurors drawn to replace those excused as 48 jurors were selected for the session by Judges Urner and Worthington. several names replaced other jurors and new voters joined the panel for the upcoming proceedings.
The meeting, led by chairman William G. Zimmerman, reelects Thames Hendrickson as president and names officers for the year. Supporting officers include Henry B. Ramesburgh as recording secretary, Glenn H. McGregor as corresponding secretary, and William G. Zimmerman as treasurer. A partner committee lists Rohrka, Rice, and Engelbrecht, with various vice presidents named for committees.
The text appears garbled with unreadable fragments and no clear events or names to summarize into a proper news item.
Marian Meyers, 18, of South Dakota is arrested in Milan after a bank robbery attempt to fund her 24 tuition. A night watchman frightened her away as she prepared to use a drill, leaving her name torn and prompting police action in Sioux City. She was later jailed after the incident near Milan, with the U.S. attorney involved.
Rail workers on 59 roads gain a wage raise after a settlement that was reached today. The workers demanded increases totaling about 14 dollars per day and 1 8 000 per year. The agreement involves a large outlay and reflects the settlement reached by trainmen and operators.
Dean Sara C. Lovejor hosted a Hood College dinner in Cobentz Hall at 6 p m Friday to honor students achieving honor roles. Miss Florente Jackson spoke on what the educated woman contributes to society and the world’s expectations, stressing study, cooperation, and service. Thirty seven students attended, including Louwse Buckingham, Mary Elizabeth Carty, and Margaret Grace Loush.
The Great Steam Laundrys West Patrick has been operated since February 1 by Edwin Kemp and John Krantz under a lease from Mr and Mrs William Ramburs with a 30 year term and option to buy. Kemp and Krantz plan to enlarge the business while keeping Ramburs as owner. Potts & Tiffin facilitated the transaction.
Fragmented OCR notes show road repair bids near Grover Lake with unclear figures and names. The readable items mention a council or board seeking bids and potential bidders Carlton, Howad, and others on a pike route. Details are incomplete but indicate pursuit of roadway improvement funding and contractor submissions.
In a jumble of garbled text a report mentions illegal duck hunters and a game w arsews incident. The fragment references Princess Anne and a count of four, with officials noting violations of a statute and escaped game. The source is unreadable in key details.
The Reichstag backed Karl Marx with a vote of confidence amid a tense session. A separate filing indicated a will was entered, signaling estate matters alongside political developments.
Washington reports a fatal fire at a dwelling on the Marine Barracks in Quantico Virginia. Lieutenant Andrew R Holderby secretary of the Marine Corps and his wife and child died. Eleanor Griffin and Clotilde Holderby also perished. Catherine Griffin was injured and hospitalized. The cause remains undetermined.
Deaths rise to Mr. Clyde Wilt and Mrs. Wilt as a church blast in Toled o devastates Wheat Traders building. authorities probe causes while thousands gather fire lines. Bomb or heater fault speculated amid shattered nearby structures. Wheat market trends noted with prices and supply signals.
Baltimore officials Mayor Howard W. Jackson and Lord Provost David Mason of Glasgow opened the trans Atlantic service between Baltimore and Great Britain by radio. They described it as a step toward land and commercial ties at the two ports. England and Wales plus the District of Columbia and Delaware now enjoy the service. The extension will permit three minute calls with similar rates.
Weather forecast warns of snow and rain with very cold temperatures arriving next week. No travel details, but readers should prepare for winter conditions across the region.
Mt Airy freight office was robbed Tuesday midnight with about $100 in tobacco and cigarettes taken. An automobile tied to the burglary was found in Baltimore, and two youths were seen at the motion picture show before driving away. Deputies and detectives traced the car, license numbers, and suspects, including a man wanted on another charge, but no arrest confirmed.
Clyde Smith of this city was arrested in Leesburg recently by night watchman EL Crouch and special officer ST Grimes. He sat in a Market street automobile when a crate of alleged ardent spirits was found. he is held in Loudoun county awaiting hearing before Marort Charles F Harrison. Reports from Leesburg say the arresting machine is registered to Clara Fogle of Frederick.
Srow at Hagerstown. Feb. 3. Belser as a2 weather for The cwstom of the Winter section. Snow pegsnial far and hax continued with Ths weather in tian yesterday, yet Farmers 'Shome the snow las a catering fir the growing wheat Mr. A. EB. Colimus Upper College Terrace leaves today for Florids where he wil spend several weeks. Mr. Is has been on the sick two weeks, and in making tie lap for his meal.
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