New County Commissioner Urged by Ten Districts
Reports indicate a crowded field for the county commissioner vacancy to fill the unexpired Dudderar term. Democrats and Republicans alike push候候 several candidates across districts including Linsmore Monrovia Creagerstown Emmittsburg Braddock Walkersville and others with governors appointment expected soon.
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lane County
Warren E. Dudderar
Ritee
Iare
Mr. Dudderar
Linsmore
J. Roy Sundergil
Harry Davis
Monrovia
Frank M. Stevens
Creagerstown
ew Market
Harry Wood
Wiliam C. W. Smith
Campaign closes. Salvation Army nets about 1900
The Salvation Army campaign ends today after ten days and aims to reach 1900. Chairman Ames Hendrickson thanks contributors and notes donations may still be received as the fund tally grows to about 1900.
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Salvation Army
R. Ames Hendrickson
Press Run Declines for The Post of the Day Era
The notice discusses a press run short of target for The Post and the overall edition circulation. It notes the six month period ending April 1, 1925, with projections suggesting paid circulation may not reach the expected threshold, and mentions rising city events and local newspaper coverage through October 1924.
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Post
dar
daives
Daughter Born to Longworths
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Longworth in Chicago on February 14. The infant weighed six pounds and one half ounces and was in good condition after birth. The child is the first born of the couple and is a grandchild of Theodore Roosevelt. Representative Longworth was in Washington but expected to arrive soon to meet his wife and child.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Longworth
Theodore Roosevelt
Ch'o
Washington
Al Lee Roosevelt
Edith Kermit Carow
White House
Nick
House
Weather outlook plus student council delegation report
North and Atlantic regions expect rain and snow with a colder week ahead. Below normal temperatures persist most of the week as a student delegation from the Student Conference, led by S. Herp, participates in a festival and brief volunteer activities.
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Wland fest Feei
Biief
Studen
Rezo S. Herp trident
IStianent Council
State Deputy To Speak At Local Meeting
Deputy Isaae St. George of Baltimore will speak at a local meeting, with all members urged to attend. The session is scheduled for 8 o clock.
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Isaae St. George
Baltimore
Ban on Tea Hop Bans Dance at Elke Club
In Columbus Indiana on February 14 the Elke Club banned the “tea hop” dance not for minerals but due to vibrations from constant dancing. The prohibition ends the routine at this venue amid local debate.
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Columbus
Ind
Elke Club
Grand Jury Ends Work Next Week In Civil Trial Rush
Grand jury work concludes by the latter part of next week after more than 90 examinees since Monday morning. The February term of court opens with a major civil suit from Montgomery County expected to take two days with a jury trial.
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Montgomery county
Capital Punishment Not A Deterrent Say Warden At Execution
Col Claude B Sweezey warden of Maryland penitentiary declares capital punishment not a crime deterent after the hanging of Carroll Gibson a 21 year old negro for an attack in Talbot county He says a public spectacle would deter more and life sentence is a better answer The report notes he turned his back at the trap and spoke to about 59 witnesses before the execution and the opinion is that the public mind is unaffected by hangings Meanwhile detectives arrest Lewis Staubs for robbing Harpers Ferry merchants and thefts traced to his home linked to a Kaplan store theft and missing goods worth several thousand dollars also tied to Burns and Manuel grocery in Harpers Ferry
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Claude B. Sweezey
Maryland penitentiary
pentenniary
Carrol Gibson
Talbot countx
Sweezey
penitentiary death house
Talbot county
Harpers Ferry
Lewis Staubs
Virginia
Hapers Ferry
Samuel Merkil
Capital Department Store
Burns and Manurel
Gr Barbour To Speak at Vespers at Hood College
Dr Charles A Barbour president and professor of homiletics at Rochester Theological Seminary will speak at Hood College vesper service on Sunday February 35 at 6 30 PM His first Hood appearance was 1927 Baccalaureate and he plans annual visits. federation leaders from the Federal Council of Churches of Christ attend in Atlanta Ga Charity drive seeks funds as Federated Charities faces heavy winter demands Thirty two new patients arrived in January boosting need for headquarters in Baltimore
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Gr. Barbour
Charles Augustus Barbour
Rochester Theological Seminars
Rochester
Head College
Hlood
spet veepers
Barbour
entis
Jonas
Federal Council of Churches of Christ
Atlanta
Fellowship ymt
Feder
Federated Charities organization
Baltimore
Frazier Property Withdrawn From Court Sale
Real estate on South Me Street opposite Fire Engine Company was withdrawn from sale after bids at 1 oclock morning. Bidder Michison withdrew and John L. Durrow was named. Also noted are items on prisoner life in Melbourne and short ages of quarters for married soldiers in Australia.
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Frazier
razier
South Me Street
ie Fire Engine Com
michison
tee
John L. Durrow
ich
Fire destroys Kansas City auto show pavilion
A blaze at the American Royal Livestock Pavilion in Kansas City wrecked the 1925 motor show, with about 300 cars, 75 trucks, two planes and accessories destroyed. The $1.5 million loss leveled the 3630,600 building and claimed the life of Captain John J. Crane, 65, Kansas City’s oldest fireman, who died while fighting the fire. The fire, likely started by faulty wiring, broke out after doors had closed and thousands had visited the pavilion.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
otordam
anbet
Reaction Strikes New York Stock Market Headlines
Reactionary tendencies prevailed in the day’s stock market with American Can reaching a new high at 177 three quarters. Republic Steel fell three points after the 1924 earnings report, while other steel stocks declined in sympathy. Oils stayed ample despite higher Pennsylvania crude prices. Motors, chemicals, public utilities and minor tobacco shares showed odd strength. Close was heavy with total volume near 1000000 shares.
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Associated Press
New York
Republi Steel
Pennsylvania
Governor’s Son Jailed for Speeding Aged 18
The governor’s son, Vic Donahey Juniay Wan, faced a three day jail term after a speeding violation. Governor Donahey pressed for equal treatment, while a court in Presa Columbus handled the case amid calls for clemency.
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Presa Columbus
Bankrupt action against Gladhill heard in Baltimore court
The U S District Court in Baltimore will hear the petition of creditors against Sammel J Gladhill on March 16 at 10 am Judge Morris A Super issued the order based on petitions from Alton Bennett and Adrian G C McCardell Calvin V Keyser and Seeger and Co The court ordered Gladhill and others to show cause why the petition should not be granted Ads announce sale of the Buffalo Hotel on West Patrick Street at the courthouse door February 5 under a mortgage power Lassiznee Edgar H McBride and other property on Mountaindale and West Patrick Street will be sold March 5 Sheriff Ingemar Ww Albauch oversees the proceedings for an interim period
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Sammel J. Gladhill
U. S. District Court
Baltimore
Morris A. Super
Alton ¥. Bennett
Adrian GC. McCardell
Calvin V. Keyser
Seeger and Co
Buffalo
Gladhill
West Patrick street
court house
Edgar H. McBride
Mountaindale
Rene S. Harp
Ingemar Ww. Albauch
Three Killed in Texas Race Clash at Orange
In Orange Texas on February 14 a shooting affray between black and white men left three dead. Victims were Joe Projean 46 Dallas Morris 22 and Deputy Sheriff Basil Stakes 30. Two black men were arrested.
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Associated Press
Orange
Texas
Joe Projean
Dallas Morris
Basil Stakes
Jardine Named Agriculture Secretary by President Coolidge
Washington confirms William A L Jardine, president of the Kansas Agricultural College, chosen to be secretary of Agriculture. He will assume duties with the retirement of Gore on March 2 to become governor of West Virginia. Also named in the same presidential action is Frank B. Kellogg to be secretary of state after Hughes steps down.
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Associated Press
Washington
Wiliam AL Jardine
Kansas Agricultural Colece
Coolidge
Gore
West Virginia
Jardines
Reunelle
Franck B. Kelle
Daw
London
Hughes le
Digging Near Collins Cave Reaches Deep Shaft
Reports indicate two dozen hours remain to reach Collins as miners continue in Sand Cave. An official bulletin notes the shaft at 55 feet with rock not struck and timbers being set to prevent slips. Expected arrival around 7 am Sunday, with six more digging sets to finish the route.
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Garmacuael
Ahred Marclan
Mreuuer
Collins
Colins
Carnichael
pola
Sand Cave
Ann
Collings
Fate Floyd Collins draws heavy local interest
The trapped cave-in victim Floyd Collins in Kentucky near Cue Gtr captivates Frederick readers with daily phone inquiries and in-person visits to the News-Post office. Updates from Friday afternoon via Associated Press said a discouraging discovery reduced rescue prospects, though residents remain eager for news.
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Floyd Collins
sand
Cue Gtr
News-Post
sitalien
Frederick
Collins
Collings
Associated Press
The
Post Associated Press service
a. Collins
DAY RAIDER SHOT BY NEGRO NEAR PREMIER W V A
Welch West Virginia dispatch reports Federal prison agent Day, famed for wartime exploits, shot and killed during a raid near Premier. His brother officer Sneed was wounded as raiders scouted homes on Llanagan Coal Co property. The text then oddly shifts to a British note on women holding office.
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associated Press
Welch
W.Va
Wf. Day
West Virmaia
pronion
Tim Sneal
Premier
here
ed Sneed
honees
Llanagan Coal Co
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LONGWORTES
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Lewis Stanbs
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