Birth of Lincoln observed by Lions at weekly meeting
The Lions Club observed Abraham Lincoln's birthday at noon with a Lions luncheon in the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Alton Y. Bennett gave the address. oranges from Charles A. Opel were distributed. bronze Lincoln medallions prepared for members. Next week a program and funding plan for the Frederick park system were announced.
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Lions
Francis Scott
Frederick park
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Lincoln
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Congress
United States
South Carolina
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Mrs. Bennett
H. Noel Helier
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Raymond Hw. S
Rew Merber
Physician Escapes as Auto Hits Freight Tender in Union Bridge
Dr. T H Legg of Union Bridge collided with the tender of a Westbound Western Maryland freight at Union Bridge early Tuesday. The car skidded on a slippery road in bad weather but the doctor was uninjured. The freight was moving at the time. train crew Interan F W Tell and Conductor A Arnparger, both of Hagerstown, were aboard.
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T. H. Legg
Union Bridge
Maryland
Legs
yrerergze
Interan
F. W. Tell
Arnsparger
Hagerstown
Weather Sharp Freeze Eases Fog in Frederick
Overnight temperatures fell sharply by 23 points as north winds swept fog away from Frederick. The official thermometer dropped to 2 degrees after a milder spell, with more cold weather expected tonight though a warming trend is forecast for Friday.
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mercury
Frederick
Funeral for Warren E. Dudderar Draws County and Bank Officials
The funeral of Warren E. Dudderar, former County Commissioner, was held at Linganore M E Church Unionville with large attendance. Frederick County officials led by John W. Holier attended along with Central Trust Co officers Charles Mathias and Vernon Nico gemus. The gathering marked one of the area’s largest funerals and the county offices were briefly closed.
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Central Trust Co
Warren E. Dudderar
Linganore M. E
Unionville
W. Biggs Eliott
Mr. Dudderar
Oak Orchard
H. Dorsey Etchison
R. Bruce Murdoch
eld Charlies
W. Miller
Aldred W. Gaver
the Orphan’s Court
Wilam C. Howard
George Ed Myers
Walter Grimes
Ingomar W. Albaush
Spencer
CG. Swall
Monte- Wue
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George D. Norris
Edw. Siyers, Jr
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Charles McG. Mathias
c. Thomas Sammers
Vernon W. Nicogemus
Robert A. Kemp
Ney Cnion Bridge
Myr Dudderar
E. O. Cash
John H. Repp
Frank Barbough
Ezra A. Nusbaum
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Sharrells
Ernest A. Lawrence
Leslie Q. Repp
Oscar J. Stonesifer
Joan Baker
Howard Devilbiss
J. Edward Bake
Jesse Weizel
Charles Garber
Samuel A. Exsor
William S. Devilbiss
Mr. Dadderar
Coolidge Confers With Naval Academy Heads
President Coolidge meets with Rear Admiral Henry Wilson retiring Naval Academy superintendent and Rear Admiral Louis Sukor incoming successor to February 23. Secretary Wilbur described the call as courteous. Wilson commented on ties to dry law charges at Amenpolis. Marines to Hawaii for joint army navy maneuvers depart March 7 aboard the U S S Henderson with 709 officers and enlisted. force totals include 1590 from Quantico and San Diego. County Commissioner Oland shows improvement. Supreme Court robes noted as silk and costing over one hundred dollars.
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Washington
President Coolidge
Henrys EB. Wilson
Naval Academy
Louis 41
Sukor
Nation
Wilbur
Admal Wilson
Amenpolis
Hawaii
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Marine Corps
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Collins Trapped Miner May Be Reached Any Minute
Cave City Kentucky February twelfth reports say lime stone reef reached at base of rescue tunnel near forty five foot stage. Rescue crews hope a cavern or crevice will open, allowing passage to Collins after thirteen days underground with limited food.
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Associated Press
Cave City
Floyd Collins
casvern
Collins
sand cave
ilasses
H. L. Carmichael
GIA
Carmichael
Not in Race for County Commissioner Seat
Two Democrats mentioned as possible appointees to fill the late County Commissioner ren E Dudderday’s unexpired term say they are not candidates. William C Howard and George near Buckfield state they do not desire the appointment. Recommendation to Governor Ritchie may come this week and the appointee is expected soon after.
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ren E. Dudderarday
William C. Howard
the Orphan's oun
George
near Buckers
Ritchie
Suit Over Wheat Sale Heard In Frederick Court
A civil case arising from a wheat sale was heard this morning in court with Judge Worthington presiding. Plaintiff Henry Krantz of Frederick sues Monroe Zentz, represented by S. A. Lewis, while Zentz is defended by R. B. Harp.
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Monroe Zentz
Henry Krantz
Frederick
Krantz
S. A. Lewis
Zentz
R. 8. Harp
Lincoln’s Birthday And Valentine Day Observed
Lincoln’s birthday is celebrated with school programs highlighting the President’s qualities while Valentine Day falls on Saturday with strong local sales of valentines. Comic valentines remain popular and enthusiasts anticipate varied cards amid the seasonal display. In other news a mine explosion in Dortmund kills thirty and traps many, with rescue efforts ongoing and a rising death toll reported in Berlin dispatches.
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Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
George Washington
America
London
Berlin
Stein
Dortmund
Senate weighs FTC probe into gasoline price hikes
The Associated Press reports Senator Trammel of Florida proposed a Senate resolution for the Federal Trade Commission to examine recent gasoline price increases deemed arbitrary and unwarranted. Local rises of about six cents per gallon in the past two weeks are cited as example, with possible legal action if law violations are found. Hospital notes and a London crime-accident item follow.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Trammel
Democrat
Florida
Federal Trade Commission
Community Hotel Planned for Hanover Pennsylvania
Hanover plans a community hotel with a drive to raise 350000 for its erection. More than 26000 has been pledged.
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Maryland to lead in Washington inauguration parade
Governor Ritchie and Brig Gen Mil ton A Reckord will head the Maryland delegation in the March 4 inauguration parade in Washington. Major Thomas G McNicholas says 3500 Maryland National Guard troops will select two orderlies each unit for the honor.
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Milton A. Reckord
Maryland National Guard
Maryland
Washington
Thomas G. McNicholas
Fifty-eighth Infantry
Fifth Infantry
onal Guard
Reckord
McNicholas
Marrland National Guard
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Tenth Field Artillery
One Hundred
Air Service
Fifty-eighth Infantry Brigade
Ice jam raises Mohawk River fourteen feet near Schenectady
An ice jam on the Mohawk River between Schenectady and Cohoes pushed water up fourteen feet flooding the southeastern city where General Electric plants sit. The Public Service Commission will hear power transmission line petitions from Consolidated Public Utilities of Westminster and Maryland Public Service Company of Hanover, Pa.
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N. J
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Cohoes
Hudson
General Electric
Car- Fron
Public Service Commission
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Westminster
Maryland Public Service Company
Hanover Power and Light Company
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Maryland
Pennsylvania
Union Bridge
Bandit Pays Tax Victory for Tax Officials
Warsaw reports the notorious bandit Jan Domanski has paid a ten cent money order to cover his 2924 income tax. The government notes banditry remains more lucrative than the tax collected, yet praises the payment as a rare compliance.
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Jan Domanski
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Frederick Automobile Show Sets New City Record
Frederick prepares for its annual car show at the Armory February 23 to 28 with a green white and orange decor. Captain Robert F. Barrick reports strong plans and space fully booked, aiming to surpass prior events as about 4000 car owners and many buyers are expected to attend. Dealers will begin placing cars in the final days before opening and issue complimentary tickets to customers and prospects.
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Armory
Frederick
Robert F. Barrick
Gasoline Price Surge Across States Next Day
The Standard Oil Co of Indiana announces a two cent a gallon gas hike effective tomorrow across its JI state service area, with kerosene rising one cent. Crude oil costs cited for the broad price increase.
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Associated Press
Chicago
thetandard Oi Co
Indiana
Seek to Delay Action on Warren Nomination
Administration leaders plan to block Senate action this session on Charles B. Warren of Michigan for Attorney General. London reports discuss the Lusitania sinking and claims a salvager may verify if arms were aboard. Montreal divorce case cites a wife accusing infidelity over walking with other women. A medical note remarks on the right hand being more touch sensitive than the left to temperature.
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Senate
Charles B. Warren
Michigan
London
Sasha
BE. Leavitt
Blast injures workers at Chicago Evening American plant
A blast in the engraving department of the Chicago Evening American in the Hearst building injures about 15 people, with several workers treated for shock. Fire follows the explosion, flames are put out quickly, and no fatalities are reported though rumors spread of many deaths.
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Chicaze Evening American
Hearst
Chicago
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Hersid and ‘ Examiner
La Salle street
Xoope
Evening American
Reward Offered in Moore Missing Person Case
Washington County Commissioners and Moore family offer rewards totaling 1060 dollars for the recovery of Charles W. Moore of Sandy Hook who has been missing since December 9 and may have drowned in the Potomzy river at Harper's Ferry or met foul play. Detectives traced him to Harper's Ferry before quitting the search.
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Charles W. Moore
Sandy Hook
Potomzy
Harper's Ferry
Washington County
Minnie MM. Rohr
Moore
J. W. Reed
Gapland
Maryland
Farmers to Meet at Montgomery County Convention
The fifty fourth annual farmers convention will be at Sherwood High School auditorium Sandy Spring on February 21 starting 10 o clock. Open forum morning session invites questions from residents. Scrator Heflin of Alabama will discuss cooperation and the Child Labor Amendment. A talk on safe breeding and management will be given by prominent speakers. Luncheon served. Molesworth Will Filed estate of the late Mrs Dru sila Molesworth died February 4 left to immediate family. Will made September 31 1924 witnessed by C C Waters and Dr W Crawford Johnson. Carlton Molesworth named executor. Greenhouse Apples Paris February 12 greenhouse grown apples bring money prices.
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Montgomery county
Sherwood Iigh School
Sandy Spring
Savurdar
Scrator
Heflin
Alabama
Lencheon
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