Frederick Favored for Maryland National Guard Camp
Frederick is favored as the likely site for this year’s Maryland National Guard encampment, with water supply concerns and reservoir repair timing debated. Superintendent Tyeryer notes the reservoir cannot be repaired in time for a ten day July camp, though pumping could supply water if the site is properly located and extra supply is secured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superintendent of Water Works
Frederick
Maryland National Guard
Pas Ner
Westminster
Frogtburg
Westimisister
K. John Muarkey
Hargett Furo
Treryur
Tyeryaur
Prevyay
Shane
Frederick Stols
Jon Ed. Sehel
To Arrange for Officers Visit by Frederick Council No 1198
The Royal Arcanum prepares for an official visit at the council hall. Preparatory arrangements are made with member Wade to host the visiting officer and guest comedian for an upcoming ceremonial occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Royal Arcanum
Ote Wade
Giraud
Aharch
Local Bowlers Eye Trophy Contests at YMCA Alleys
Interest builds among Frederick bowlers for The News trophy as six teams have entered and more are considering. The YMCA A bowling league plans to start soon with no entry cap, aiming to attract strong teams and lively participation from players and spectators.
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Ym.cl A
Tao Teame
Clark
Uke
Frederick
Reemakers
Meniers Sand
Fomrmanent
Guid
Sandes
Elute
Redoats Feta
Phi Phat
Ceanis
Woman Breaks Hip After Afternoon Fall in West 9 Uatrelk Street
Miss May Thiner suffered a broken hip when a fall occurred on West 9 Uatrelk Street yesterday afternoon. Aliss Haney Tas had gone to Mr. Wi. McCieffres shop for a purchase and was returning when the incident happened. Drs. T. J. Jetson and We. Mo Smith attended her this morning. her condition is reported as serious but hopeful given the circumstances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss May Thiner
West
Smoelac
Aliss Haney
Wi. McCieffres
Tiaike Ie
T. J. Jetson
Mo Smith
Reciprocity Bill Appears in Special News Advertisment
A historical notice outlines widespread want ads praising reciprocity and public interest in affordable goods and services. It notes advertisements for cooks, housekeepers, salespeople, and residents seeking homes, with emphasis on broad market appeal and community needs.
Graveyard Vault Burglary Leads to Skeletal Discovery
Report describes forced entry into an old vault near a graveyard with bones removed and a skull and thigh bone found. A local repairman and others connected to the scene discuss a murdered child claim and suspect a deliberate desecration tied to a larger disturbance at the site.
Metropolitan Opera Singers at Woman's College Tonight
The Metropolitan Opera Company of New York brings a five-member ensemble to Woman's College Hall in Frederick tonight. Featured soloists include Mme Taelin Chilson-Olivman, Ada Campbell Hussey, Humbred luffos, Frederick Martin, and Sue ate Porel with piano by Miss Blassey. The program marks the fourth in a series arranged by I T Apple and Grayson Stotey, with previous performances well received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Opera Singers
Woman’s College
Frederick
Metropolitan Opera Company
New York
Arustis
Woman's College Hall
Mme
Taelin Chilson-Olivman
Ada Campbell Hussey
Meood
Luffos
Fenor
Frederick Martin
Sue Ate Porel
Miss Blassey
Mintaure
Miss Phissey
Predorfeke Choral Society
Martig
Duffey Benna
Jury Ink
Rat
Ilugh Pitter
Frederick Colloyer
Olu
Igvie Sa
Pres. I. TL Apple
Mr Grayson
Stotey
Lecture by Dr Banks on Oldest City in the World
The eleventh University Extension course opened with Dr Edgar Banks, former American consul to Baygedid and director of the Romant Uabsienian Expedition, presenting a screen show and discussion on Central Babylonia and the "oldest city in the world" with views of sites, artifacts, and maps. The lecture described river courses, canal networks, and ancient monuments, followed by questions and a plan for a repeat session. Meanwhile the Woman's Christian Temperance Union held a business meeting, finalizing arrangements for a birthday event with music and recitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar
Banks
Baygedid
University of Chicago
Luis
Frederick
Turkey
Babylonia
Wiamyi
Pieris
Gms
Bretiehos
Danny
Tino Raat
Ieee Parti
Baons
David
Tower of Babel
Binks
Daughters of Liberty Meeting in Mountain City
A Mountain City Council No 12 Daughters of Liberty meeting drew a large audience last night. Four new members were initiated after the ceremony, followed by refreshments including ice cream cake and candy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain City
Daughters of Liberty
Federal forces in Mexico bolster numbers to 1200 men
Special dispatch from Douglas Arizona reports that Mexican forces have secured additional manpower bringing their total to about 1200. The source notes ongoing activity and hints at further shifts in the revolution arc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
Arizona
Mexico
Senator Gardner Charged in Bribery Probe
A special dispatch reports Senator Frank J. Gardner facing bribery charges as investigators tie him to efforts influencing votes on antirace reform. The probe centers on actions related to Senator Foelkner whose vote supported the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Gardner
noYork
Foelkner
Tortured for 15 Years A Record Of Coerced Abuse
A garbled OCR fragment references prolonged coercion and abuse over many years involving unnamed victims and perpetrators. The passage mentions torture themes, alleged remedies, and scattered names or places, but lacks clear persons, events, or locations to verify specifics.
Still in limelight in Atlantic City romance
Atlantic City reports continue to follow the social scene as Jn riscom attracts attention for a potential early engagement with Dorothy Arnott. Rumors circulate about forthcoming steps and public interest remains high in local circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
Riscom
Dorothy Arnott
E J A Balfour Dead in London Page Notice
Notice reports the death of E J A Balfour in London with fragmentary details. The text references names and a phrase about cures and a refund, but no clear context or dates.
Pleasant Social Notes From The News About Friends At Home
Miss Cora Piller visits Washington while W J Crothers travels to Baltimore on business. Mr Charles T K Young returns from Tacoma Park. Alt Mand Dittmar from Jefferson, VA takes a new stage job at Marvel Theatre. Francis S Gaither joins Harris and Filler at East Patrick street. Pauline McCordell returns from Pennsylvania visit. Vivian Moberly and Ida Cramer back from Baltimore visit. Pauline Harkins of Baltimore returns home after visiting Gibson Smiths. Mrs J Walter Getty of New Windsor visits her parents on East Second Street. Geo S Webb of Washington DC visits Frederick relatives then leaves for Lincoln New Mexico. Mrs J J Houff returns from Washington DC where her son was ill but improving. Mrs Judge M J Reedy of Angerstown and Annie Reedy of Keo Muir College visit Hilton Reedy in West Church street and return home.
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Daan Carlin Fripe
Amd Airs
Mise South Street
Charles T. K. Young
Tacoma Park
Alt Mand Dittmar
Jefferson
Vics
Planise
Marvel Theatre
Francis S. Gaither
Messrs. Harris & Filier
East Patrick Street
Pauline McCnordell
Tinat
Pennsylvania
Vivian Moberly
Ida Cramer
Ftriends
Baltimore
Pauline Harkins
J. Walter Getty
New Windsor
P. H. C. Birely
East Second Street
Geo. S. Webb
Washington
Bb. C
Frederick
Lincoln
New Mexico
J. J. Houff
East Third Street
M. J. Reedy
Angerstown
Annie Reedy
Keo Muir College
Hiyton
Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsement From Frederick Man
Frederick, Maryland area resident George H. Smith testifies that Dean's Kidney Pills relieved his kidney pain from a heavy cold and night-time urination, claiming six bottles cured his problem and a winter Cold attack was promptly dismissed. Sold by Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. price 50 cents. Remember the name Doan's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Dean
George H. Smith
East Thire Street
Ilso
Ome
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doan
Public sale of Frederick County Maryland real estate
Court auction to sell two parcels of Annie F. Dull’s estate in Frederick City Maryland. The deeded parcels include 27 feet 7 inches along West South Street and a second lot fronting 31 feet with 1809 feet depth, both improved by two story brick houses. Personal outbuildings and listed trees are reserved from sale. Auction held at Frederick Court House Wednesday February 1 at 1 o clock.
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Deere of
Rederick Couns Unuer
Wirewiy Coury
Isley
Yal Court
Tor
Heal
Pe B. Dutl
Frederick Coun
Frederick City
Alarsland
Oelock A. Uy
Annie F. Dull
Kelantan
Weert South Street
du Prederick City
Brederick County
Jess
Annie I. Ull
Charles V8. Levy
Mortetgre
Frederick County
West South Street
Maryland
Annie F. Dulk
Nicholas Blume
Wilsie Blume
Court House
Ocinek A.m. Mit
Mantz
Frederick
J. L. J . Folie
Arden
Young & Staley
Wor E. Darner
Sael
Frederickounty
Mile Lgaahd Era
Annie Gareeel Ak
Frank Ob. Sloner
Princeton Hockey
Clerkmer & Weinberg
Solleitors
West Patrick Street
South Market Street
Harry W. Bower
North Market Street
A. C.carlin
South Market St
Omiatry
Tritappe
Court Street
Market St
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Mir Charles McGlipla
Ae. GR
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DR Banks
T. U. Meeting
Christa Temperance Snion
Keli
They Prion
Daughters of Liberty Meeting
Ryan
Tyler
Tiger
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E. J. A. Balfour
London
Pag
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Eustace JA
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Aly Palfonur
Frederick and Vicinity
Home and Abroad
Cora Piller
West Fourth Street
W. J. Crothers
West Churchtreet
Balti-more
Moomd Street
M. Hett
Mevand Street
Dart Bas Penk
Teheanel
Vuldress Bos
Trent
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Cerdy
Ral Atic
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Reno
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Harvey R. Lease
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Atiime
Harvey Bearrint
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Fay News Office
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Gootman
Vartick Street
Qroel Nise
R. Rush Lewis
I. V. Smith
de Hervily
Rush Lewis
R. V. Smith
Geo. W. Heinlein
George R. Dennis, JR
Young & States
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