Board of Education eyes Cook for county superintendent post
A county meeting disclosed officials discussed appointing Dr. Cook as county superintendent. Members visited East Brunswick and Church Street schools, inspected geography and history classes, and reviewed surveys with supervisor Miss Helen J. Woodley, Miss E Virginia Wenner, and Miss Charlone Eades.
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Aiper
S. Cove
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Mass I. Jexe
Bimpsor
Charles L. Kopp
Educat
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Educa
James C. Bi T
County
Bosra of Education
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COU
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Biehl
Helen J. Woodley
Brunswick
East Brunswick
Hazel Good
One Mile
Church Street
E. Virgina Wenner
Charlone Eades
Cook
Braunswick
Sebo
Parkway
accompaniai
br iiss
Hoover to Address 6. O. P. Upon Abraham Lincoln
Publican note mentions an address by Hoover to the sixteenth operation party on Lincoln day. The fragment hints at a political event or speech context with references to Abraham Lincoln and a publican audience. The readable text is limited but indicates a commemorative or campaign setting.
Alexander Shoots 10 Death At WW Event
A report states Alexander fires a shot causing ten deaths at an event in WW. A bullet wound to the head is noted and police are investigating the incident with initial details from witnesses and authorities.
Pope Celebrates Coronation Anniversary
The pope marks another anniversary of his coronation with a public ceremony at the Vatican. Church officials say the celebration reflects enduring devotion and the continuity of papal leadership.
Mayor Opposes Federal Aid for Unemployed Telegrams Sent
Mayor Munshower opposes federal relief for unemployment and sends telegrams to Senators and Congressman Lewis clarifying stance. Telegrams dispute a newspaper quote and explain position that Frederick County agencies handle local unemployment concerns.
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Munshower
Baltimore
Steresuas
Davis J Lewis
U.S
Munshowers
ag bengs
Coneresman Lewis
Sun
Frederick
LaFolie
pandle
Munssone
parnly
beities
Washington program given by art club details
A fragmented article describes a Washington program hosted by an art club at the home of Miss Edna Evem, with mentions of Mrs. Leah, Mr. Leah, and a Drapery owner. Names like George Washington appear in excerpts, and references include Wakefield, Bridgss Creek, Wy, and Washington ad. The readability is limited but indicates a local event with educational themes.
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Frederthe
Edna evemn
George Washingtoun
wier
Suwerare Manor
focow Wakefield
Bridgss Creek
Mas
George Wash tech
Leah
zizis
Washington ad
hum
famarianis
Comwela Ratoss
Demurrer Sustained in Capital Court over Corrupt Practices Case
Judge James M. Proctor sustains the demurrer to charges against Miss Ada Burroughs and E. C. Jameson in the Corrupt Practices Act case. Indictment deemed defective for failure to prove Burroughs’s knowledge of contributions or that Jameson’s reports were made to the treasurer. Government may appeal. prosecutor John J. Wilson to consider next steps.
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James Caron
Ada Burroughs
Burroug ts
charies
DRASS tal camnatz
House of Representings
Miss Burroughs
E. C. Jameson
New York insurance
James M. Proctor
nuiiles
Senate
charrman
Justice Procter
John J. Wilson
Proctor
Jameson
Burroughs
treamerer
Men’s Bible Class Hosts After Devotional Session
Episcopal Church hosts men’s classes with Rev. Trazs W. Liord as pastor. Baltimore soloist Sc. Edman and Ward B. Weston led music with orchestras. About one hundred attendees enjoyed an hour of hand performances and singing following the devotional.
Grain Distillery Near Federal Court Seized
Federal authorities seized a grain distillery near the court on February 12 amid an ongoing investigation. Officials reported the action targeted illicit production, with no injuries or arrests disclosed at this time.
Paris Chamber Backs Vote for Women in Dakota Primary
Fragmentary copy from a 19th century page notes Paris chamber support for women’s suffrage in Dakota elections. Text mentions Hoover’s name being withheld and a grinder incident described in terse, unclear phrasing.
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HOOVER
DAKOTA
Tests Made of County Cattle Report Confusing Draft
Fragmented OCR notes describe county cattle testing efforts led by Dr. Cc Middletown and Dr EB at Frederick with tests across the county. The text is garbled but indicates county government involvement and inspector activity across several towns.
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Cc B. Middletown
Prederick
Peace efforts fail as Japanese forces renew attack
Shanghai reports indicate a renewed Japanese assault on Woosung after a brief truce expired. Japanese warships and artillery bombarded villages and forts while双方 Chinese forces held back, despite earlier armistice attempts. The scene accompanies diplomacy at Geneva with China seeking League action and neutral powers weighing new demilitarization steps.
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Shanghai
Woosung
Motorist Norwood Fined 116 After Traffic Violations
Complaint led to the arrest of Wham H. Norwood in Rockville. Justice Guy K. Mower ordered 116 in fines or four months in jail for multiple traffic offenses including operating under the influence and reckless driving. Additional fines totaled 116 for registration issues. Testimony from officers and witnesses described Norwood’s intoxication and driving pattern.
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Wham H. Norwood
sear Rockville
Guy K. Mower
Norwood
tao
Jai
D R. Peterson
E. D. Dryder
Norwhpod
Braddock Heights
Dana Burkholder
N. A. Philips
cesar Norwood
C. F. Lehreuter
Route 2
Frederick
Mary Crouse
John Crouse
Baltimore
Liberty Finance Ga
William R. Siemmer
County Prison Sentences Highlight 278 Inmates
The report notes 278 prisoners confined for killings and other offenses in the past year. Robbery and larceny figures appear among offenses, with several inmates receiving long terms. The text mentions staffing and facility strain affecting the prison system.
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DR. COOK
Board Of Education
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NEA
New York
ALEXANDER SHO
Pistol
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C. R. Handley
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DELCHER
Lewis
Frederick Ellis
ton's
Yorn Burrau
Dorothy Gish
New St
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WASHINGTON
ART CLUB
Miss Prokosch
Hood Athletic
Association
BISHOP CANNON
Consid
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Walkersville M
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PARIS
CHAMBER
Cheret
cionew
Ogatny
China
Geneva
League of Nations assembly
Japan
lkely
Loyang
Nanlao
Shangha
Fed. oe
United States
W. H. NORWOOD
Circuit Court
Willard
Frederick district
Jam
Joseph BH. Apple
Woodsvors
Aven D Hinea
William P. Eylers Pleasant
Lewis FP. Lochner
Grayson C. Anglebermer
TUSRICE
Charles A. Booth
L. H. Cormelias
Nanking
Tokyo
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