Rockville Driver Charged After Wreck On Urbana Pike
Lloyd G. Linthicum of Rockville was arrested about two this morning near Frederick after his car skidded on a snow and rain slick Urbana pike and ended in a ditch. He was jailed in default of 520 dollars bond for a hearing before Justice Guy K. Motter in Police Court.
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Hquor
Lloyd G. Linthium
Rockvue
Frederick County
Guy K. Motter
Eream Wss
Urbana Pike
Frederick
Linthicum
George Hoffman
Lim
New Mt Airy Church Opens After Fire Reconstruction
Tanity M. E church south of Mt Airy, destroyed by fire last July 23, has been rebuilt. Opening service Sunday at 11 o clock with Rev. W. E. Caneles as pastor. Dedication planned for April with Dr. J. Howard Wells of Baltimore presiding. Daily committee led by Dan B. Norwood and others oversaw improvements.
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Tanity M. E
Mt Airy
W. E. Caneles
J. Howard Wells
Balti
Elfer
Dail
Trav
Dan B. Norwood
Gourze W. Diar
Franz Miller
James D
Mitenell
Walter E. Spurriex
Robert Spurrier
Jeste Poole
Thomas Poole
Albe
Interest in Rail Shares Revived Amid Market Activity
New York reports renewed interest in rail shares as investors monitor rising market activity. The commentary notes upward movement and broader market cues suggesting renewed confidence in rail-sector equities.
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New York
Lutheran Men's Club to Elect New Officers
The Lutheran Men's Club will elect officers, with Byron A. Winebrené named president and a board including Wilbur A. Kot Edward Bentz Herbert Hahn John Baym and Rev Dr A L Rup. The nominating committee lists H Noel Haiter Joh W Savak Guy U Rears and Byron A Winebrené. An advance ticket sale for a Ladies Night and Valentine supper is reported with Prof Henry T Wade and Davis Miche directing music.
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Uepany
H. Noel Haiter
Chartes FL
Joh W. Savak
Guy U. Rears
Byron A. Winebrené
Bre
Byron A. Winebre
Jesse MM. Michael
James H. Falk
Earl E. Zeigter
Henry T. Wade
The
Exangelical Reformed Church
G. Ellis Wiltams
Frederick and New Market Prepare Dairy Feeding Schools
Plans are set to hold five day feeding school sessions in Frederick and New Market. Dr De Voe Mead of the University of Maryland dairy department and County Agent Henry M Shea maker will conduct the programs. In Frederick sessions run 7 to 9 pm at the high school and in New Market from 1 to 3 pm at the grange hall as part of a countywide winter series concluding next week.
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Frederick
New Market
DeVoe Mead
University of Maryland
Henry M Sheamaker
Frederick High School
Grange Hall
Pat New Market
Middletown
Lewistown
Bet Ig
Radio legislation faces dangerous Senate position
Washington report notes the radio control bill is in a dangerous Senate position with final action unlikely this session. The conference report faces delays as lawmakers push to wear down opposition at the next session, while proponents and opponents map strategies around McFadden bank issues and secret monetary aims.
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Washington
Senate
House
Ileader
Pittman
Vada
Deaths From Flu Rise in England in February
February influenza toll reaches 818 deaths in England with six fatalities in Bulgaria and scattered cases elsewhere. London epidemic shows a decline while Japan, Portugal, and eastern Hungary report increases in flu activity. Authorities note overall spread despite local downturns.
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England
Bulgaria
Bere
London
Portugal
Eight Troops Compete in Scouts Athletic Event Winner Named
Scouts athletic meet features eight troops with Troop 8 taking first place. Individual names appear across multiple events with Troop 3 and Troop 7 earning top placements as scores and placements mixed among contestants.
Shelter report highlights humane dog program and club ties
The quarterly meeting of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals reported a successful shelter for dogs run by George Gleesner near Fairview Avenue. Over the past year more than seventy dogs were helped, with many adopted and only undesirable animals humanely destroyed. The society noted fewer stray dogs and livestock incidents, and plans to join the International Conference for the Investigation of Vivisection. Membership costs 25 cents annually, and a list of local members is provided.
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Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
M. Co. A
George Gleessner
Fairview Avenue
Charles W. Smith
Guy K. Motter
International Conference For the Investigation
S. P. C. A. Homane Ani Auievim
Kennel Clube
Clifford Anderson
Samsville
Joseph D. Baker
Holmes D Baker
L. V. Baughman
Col
F. Austin Baughman
Lester Bolern
August T. Brust
Hallie Carer
Charles Collins
Charles H. Conner
Helen Conley
Emory L. Collentz
Wm. T. Delaplaine
Josephine Diener
Jas. E. Dell
James E. del
Florence Doub
John Diffendal
Thomas S. Kader
F. B. Erans
Walter Flawi
Anna B. F
T. B. Hard
E. Haugh
J. B. Harding
Anna Hardie
Constance Yiarding
George Hendrickson
F. W. Harnwell
Charles Hagan
Grahame Johnson
Baker Johnson
Wmreson
Elraner
M. Harry Kefauver
Chas. Kereh
Senate Passes High School Reorganization Bill in Annapolis
The Maryland Senate approved Senator LeRoy McCardell's bill to regroup high schools and regulate first group graduates entering state aided institutions. Delegates discussed Sunday blue laws. Delegate Melvin L. Fine stated he will not push a Sunday closing bill and favors open Sunday movies with support aligned to Senator Ambrose Kennedy.
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State House
Annapolis
Senate
LeRoy McCardell
Ambrose Kennedy
Sundar Moving Pictures
Partial body recovered in St Joseph river search
In South Bend Indiana on February 11 police and reporters continued dragging the St Joseph river for the head and arms of a woman whose torso and legs were found near St Marys College and Academy traffic north of the city. The search may last days. A theory suggests the victim could be M Larey Price of Marion involved in gang activity with Shelton Doser, with bodies possibly connected to efforts to identify them.
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South Bend
Iad
St. Joseph
St Mary’ College and Academy
Traaffic
Larey Price
Marion
Lil
Wassiain
Elected Director at Central Trust Woodward Meeting
Thomas Samm ent of the Central Trust was elected a director of the iomac Joint Stock Land Bank at the annual stockholders meeting in Woodward. The vote filled a vacancy and aims to boost farm loans in a rich agricultural region. Mrs Croghen and Hotel Frederick are mentioned among local figures.
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Thomas Samment
The
Central Trust
Iomac Joint Stock Land Bank
Woodwardington
Samme Trots
Jand Meca
Bana
Wil
Understanding of Mexico Urged by Hood Hearers
A speaker argues Americans must better understand Mexico as 14 million people, largely Indian, face history and modernization. He warns against US domination and calls for fair treatment and student exchanges to foster peaceful US Mexico relations.
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Mexico
Hood
Seth
Pelion Benpeel
Vier Qouuirica
Unive
America
Sevi
United States
Latin America
Jtaad
Sein
Generaton
Shanghai the Magnificent a City of Eastern Pride
A vivid portrait of Shanghai as a vibrant coastal hub, detailing its commerce, grand riverfront, and palatial residences. The piece describes the Bund waterfront, Nanking Road shopping, foreign concessions, and the city’s enduring prominence among Oriental capitals despite external tensions.
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Shanhai
Shanghai
Middle China
Orient
Tropics
San Diego
Calif
Chadesta
Shangiai
Lloyd's
Shangai
Britain
Japan
France
Italy
Amercan
Wei
North China Daily News
Astor
Russia
Garret
Nanking Road
State Street
Chicalao
America
Shanshata
Taei
Belgium
Gulf Refining opens new filling station at West Patrick and Jefferson
Gulf Refining Company formally opens its new filling station at the West Patrick Jefferson intersection, on the former Old Stone Tavern site. C W Simpson will manage the station with Treger B Watom named local manager. The outlet follows another Gulf station at Market and Seventh, featuring a rotary lift for crank service and an aluminized air service system.
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Gulf Refining Co
Gulf Refining Company
West Patrick and
Jefferson Streets
Cite Beww
C. W. Simpson
Treger B. Wat Om
Gulf Resisiniz
Seren
Market
Seventh Streets
Railroad Man Falls Four Stories to Death
San Francisco AP reports Edward Chambers, 34, a railroad executive and president of the Topeka and Santa Fe Railway, plunged four stories to his death. The incident occurred at the company complex in Fey, California, leaving colleagues and investigadores to determine the cause.
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San Francisco
Fey
Edward Chambers
Ate Topeka
Santa Fe
Raihvar
Story Hour Class at Frede County Free Library
A tale of a story hour session held at the Frede County Free Library under the direction of Miss Grace Prane of the Expre prainment of asd College.
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Ren
Frede County Free Library
Miss Grace Prane
Tin Expre
Asd College
Powers Favor Coolidge Arms Reduction Plan
The article reports that powers favor President Coolidge's memorandum proposing further naval disarmament. It notes Japan's tentative acceptance of a three-point framework, including equitable disarmament, relief from tax burdens, and cooperative international effort, with Washington to receive the formal reply.
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Paris
Pari
League of Clear
Miyasada Ae
Naval
Japan
Yotao
Rengo
Pews Agency
Covlitee
Fo ix
Washington
Shidehara
Diet
Secord
Caithee Qlaarmanmont
Delegates Gather for Interstate Student Conference in Frederick
Two hundred delegates from Maryland Delaware and the District of Columbia arrive in Frederick for the Interstate Student Conference hosted by Hood College February 13. Opening dinner at Coblents Hall 6 30 p m precedes Henry P Van Dusen Woons Theological Seminary address in Brodbeck Chapel. Frat groups meet after the talk with focus on Finding God In One Modern World. Boy Scouts escort delegates to Frederick lodging homes.
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Young Men's
Young Women’s Christian Associations
Maryland
Delaware
District of Columbia
Frederick
Hood College
Western Maryland College
Coblents Hall
Henry P. van Dusen
Woion Theological Seminary
Brodbeck Chapel
Willescort
Demonstration of voting machine set for Tuesday
A voting machine demonstration will be held before the County Commissioners next Tuesday morning as arranged with the Baltimore representative of the manufacturer. Exact time to be announced. The article also touches on the election prospects and related political matters.
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Baltimore
Convicts Foiled in Maryland Penitentiary Escape Plan
Baltimore February 11 AP two inmates Thomas Foran 22 and George Bailey 34 were stopped by guards as they were sent to the dining room. Foran sought prison escape tools including a webbing daggers and saw blades while Bailey had a thing knife. Foran owner Philadelphia born was serving life for a 1925 jeweler murder. Bailey serving 1 year for attempted safeblowing and was returned to the shoe shop after confinement.
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Baltimore
Maryland Penitentiary
Thomas Foran
Ife Tormer Ser
George Bailey
Sere Ing A
Foran
Bailey
Uber
Benc
Phielphia
Lfe
Lewie Cohen
Reconciliation Rumors Swirl Around McCormicks
Chicago Feb 11 AP reports say rumors of a reconciliation between Harold F McCormick and Edith Rockefeller McCormick persist. Friends note Mr McCormick’s distress after the divorce and reports of a possible split with Madame Walska in Paris are denied by Madame Walska.
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Chicago
The
Herald and Examiner
Twlay
Harold F. McCormick
Edith Rockefeller McCormick
Ganza Walska
McCormick
Muriel
Mathilde
Paris
Madame Walska
Edison Keeps Immortality View Unchanged Says Edison
A speech or interview notes that Thomas Edison states he has not changed his views on immortality. He describes immortality as a continued belief in a supreme intelligence pervading living matter and organized cells.
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Edison
Sats
A. Edison
Nis
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