Abduction Theory Strengthened in Sister Cecelia Case
Baltimore and Frederick detectives press the kidnapping theory as a $500 reward is posted for the arrest of suspects. A Burn's Agency clue reportedly advances the case while Sister Cecelia's condition improves though she remains anxious her assailants may strike again. Stores near the convent are searched for the hat and coat she wore.
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Cecelia
Notre Dame
Baltimore
Bura
Burn
er Cecelia
SSeS tives
imrediate
Wiliam
Fr. Kane
Frederick
Sisters of the Notre Dame
Notre Dame Convent
Baltimone
Camden Station
ica
Valentine Day Brings Mixed Reactions and Big Sales
Postmen suffer busy routes as they carry Valentine mail the day after reports say romance remains strong in shops. Frederick stores note higher sales for Valentine articles and candy boxes while some fear romance fading. A bemused public watches Cupid motifs cross daily life as comical valentines provoke varied reactions.
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elf
Frederick
Cupid
$2,000,000 in gems and metals buried in cellar fire ruin
A New York City jewelry district blaze left a safe with gems, gold, and silver valued at about 2,006,000 dollars buried in the cellar of a destroyed office building. Police guard the smoldering site as crowds are kept back.
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Associated Press
New York
sistory
Maiden Lane
Myersville Leads Unique Sunday School Contest
The four United Brethren Sunday Schools Frederick Thurmont Walkersville and Myersville report for the first Sunday showing Myersville in lead with 755 points based on enrollment attendance offerings and new scholars. Percent-based scoring lists Myersville 753 Walkersville 523 Thurmont 278 Frederick 371. A Milwaukee paving machine capable of laying a mile of concrete paving in four days with 60 cubic feet of material per load is showcased.
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United Brethren Sunday Schools
Frederick, Myersville
Walkersville
Thurmont
United Brethren
Frederick
Myersville
en-reilment
Waik Ville
Gilering
west Myersville
Milwaukee
Real estate sales listed by Gilmore R. Flautt agent
Numerous private transactions announce the sale of several two story brick and frame homes in Northwest and East areas. Properties include No 350 Park Avenue Ito Afr and Mrs Thomas S Michael with possession April 1, others on West South Street East South Street East Fourth Street Church Street and East Third Street extended. Immediate possession on several parcels with buyers planning to make homes after sale.
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Gilmore R. Fiautt
Park Avenue
Ito
Ezra D. Hoffman
West South street
Murrayy W. Wills
Flautt
Harry C. Perry
McMurray street
Laurens EB. Phebus
Phebus
East South street
Cordelia E. Diffendal
John H. Crouse
East Fourth street
Mattie Buesing
Crouse
Middle “Alléy
Seventh street
Annie Mary Wertheimer
Airs
Charles Mercer
East Third street
John S. Eicheltz
Fire destroys historic church amid sectarian attacks
Montreal's fourteenth Catholic church, formerly the oldest Anglican house in Canada now held by Syrian Catholics, burned early today. The cause is undetermined and the blaze marks the latest in a year of Hames attacks on Catholic institutions across the country.
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Associated Press
Montreal
Trimtr
Canada
Hames
Fever Injured Employes Campaign Cuts Accidents
The Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company reports safety campaigns cut injuries from 846 in 1919 to about one sixth that level in 1922 across sixteen Maryland Virginia West Virginia and DC districts. The Baltimore division shows accidents 14 in 1922 down from 43 in 1921 with Red Cross help. A similar contest has begun this year.
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Chesapeake and Porfimac Telephone Company
Maryland
irginia
West Virginia
District of Columbia
Baltimore
industrial bureau of the Red Cross
Radio broadcast aids search for missing Kaufman brother
A Fort Worth radio message may help locate Joseph M Kaufman missing for 34 years. The brother of George L Kaufman and Jesse Kaufman of Braddock and Lexington, Frederick County, was last heard of in 1899. He left home to seek fortune and was known as an expert sausage maker. The Kaufman family hopes for a reply from Fort Worth officials as to any lead.
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Forth Worth
Texas
Lexington
Kentucky
Joseph M. Kanufman
George L. Kaufman
Jesse Kaufman
John ©. Kaufman
Fort Worth
Jeseph 3 Kaufman
Kaufman
John C
Marie Af.Durrow
Braddock
Frederick countian
Joseph M. Kaufman
ISS
Es Therourg Naufman
Hoek Brothers
Frederick
Jesse D. Kaufman
East Patrick street
George L Kaufman
Kaufman Motor Company
Cold Wave To Envelop Maryland By Tomorrow
Washington reports a severe cold wave will sweep east of the Mississippi with only Southern Florida spared. Weather Bureau forecasts show continued cold through the week. Local snows expected in the Lake region, Northern New York and New England. no duration prediction given.
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Associated Press
Washington
Mississippi river
Florida
Weather Bureau
Lake
New York
New England
DUC
Delegation Seeks Two Mile Road Improvement Near Middletown
A 50 member delegation from near Koogle's bridge before County Commissioners requested cooperation to obtain two miles of new road from Hoogie's agricultural house to Koogle's bridge. The dirt stretch connects Koogle's bridge to the state road near Koogle's school house. Emory L. Coblentz led the delegation. the meeting adjourned with plans to return for a decision.
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Koogle
Middletown
Myersville
Harmony
Emory L. Coblentz
Chamber of Commerce Directors to Meet Tonight
A meeting of Chamber of Commerce directors will be held this evening at 7 20 o'clock in the chamber rooms. Frank M Dertzbaugh and Richard P Ross will report on the union station committee work. Cronenburg will report on the groove track committee and streets committee action may wait until next meeting. The date for the next general meeting will be set at tonight's session with a program drafted.
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Chamber of Commerce
U. AL GC
Frank M. Dertzbaugh
union station
Richard P. Ross
J. M. Cronenburg
groove track
new streets committee
Lent Begins Early In 1993 Observances Start Now
Today marks the first day of Lent in 1993 with six weeks of penance ahead. The bells of Fredericktown will ring as churches plan special services for Lent. Easter is scheduled earlier than usual and coincides with April 1 in a rare Easter April Fools' Day alignment.
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Fredericktown
iity
Plane Sets 435 Mile Air Mail Record Flight
In Tork Feb 14 the army air mail service set a new Cleveland to New York distance record of 435 miles in 2 hours 37 minutes at an average speed of 166.8 mph. The flight, nine minutes faster than the previous record, included the Bellefonte Pa stop where pilots exchanged. The plane carried 472 pounds of mail.
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Associated Press
en Tork
Cleveland
New York
army air mail service
Bellefonte
Market Weak Prices Sag On Entire List
Market observers report broad selling across stocks as a 3 percent call-mower rate rise sparked a downturn. Sugar futures opened higher but slid about 300 points, dragging several sectors like oils equipment independents and steels into weakness.
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Sy Tike Associated Press
Ser York
OUIs
Hood College Music Program At Xuddisteoyn High School
Hood College students presented a musical program at Xuddisteoyn High School during the regular weekly assembly. Readings included Rose's Curiosity and Elopement, with songs and violin pieces by Hartzell Aulenbach Hayden and others. The event pleased faculty and pupils, marking a variance from routine exercises. The Frederick County Hospital report notes 144 patients treated in January, with various payment statuses recorded.
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Hood College
Xuddisteoyn High School
Helen Hartzell
Tsageil Aulenbach
Frederick Cur’ Hospital
Nurses’ Home
Velock
Gelsenkirchen Refuses 100000 Mark Fine From France
The city of Gelsenkirchen has declined to pay the 100000 marks penalty demanded by the French over the clash between German police and French gendarmes on Monday. A movable keyboard for pianos and a device to transpose music with a typewriter were noted as inventions, along with a tool to remove old paint quickly and an acetylene torch.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Gelsenkirchen
Grand Jury Urges City County Cooperation In Enforcing Law
The Frederick County grand jury calls for tighter city county law enforcement cooperation to curb bootlegging and gambling. It urges closer ties between Frederick city police and county officials, stronger penalties for violations, and stronger support for home life and compulsory education to curb youth delinquency.
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Fredericry
Frederick cler
Frederick city
Frederick county oicels
stesd
David
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Maryland
Justices of the Peace
Frederick
Maur bors
Turks Say Decision on Ports Irrevocable
Constantinople telegraph dispatch from Angora says Turks will close Smyrna and Ismid ports and demand tele warships leave harbors. Greek merchant vessels are forbidden entry to Turkish ports per the telegram.
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Associated Press
Constantinople
Angora
Exchange Telegraph
Smyrna
Ismid
Want to Be a Man Then Smoke a Pipe
A cigar store employee notes a shift back to pipes and cigars as smokers abandon cigarettes. Pipes priced around 98 cents gain popularity with some viewing pipe smoking as more masculine, while corncob pipes see rising demand. Snuff and chewing tobacco retain followers.
Armour and Co stock drops $7 per share
Chicago February 14 Armour and Company preferred shares fell seven dollars to eighty six in the heaviest trading on record. The decline followed the transfer of J Ogden Armour's controlling interest in the packing business to bankers for five years. Also noted was farm sales and a sheriff sale with proceeds of one thousand dollars in Frederick and St Josephs areas. A crank operated cover device for cookery is described.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Armour and Company
J. Ogden Armour
Grayson EH. Mercer
Ror G. Putman
z. Putman
Charles W. Stup
Frederick
Gas House pike
Mr. Stup
Baltimore pike
Calvin
Emma F. Bean
James J. Fitzsimmons
St. Joseph's
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