Sugarcorn Price Talk Delays Meeting Across Three Counties
Frederick Howard and Carroll county farm bureau delegates met at Mt. Airy hotel to set a price for sugar corn for the coming season. By 2 PM no agreement, but officials expected to adjourn only with a price. A second meeting at Frederick County Courthouse is scheduled for Saturday at 10:30 AM to discuss sugar corn prices, with farmers and canners invited.
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Frederick
Howard
Carroll Counties
Mt. Airy
Frederick County
George B. Hoke
E. V. Speaks
Harry L. Davis
George Harmon
Daniel J. Thomas
P. W. Chichester
Frederick Muller
Carroll County
Miles Fairbanks
Howard County
Frederick Courty
Court House
Chichester
Te Frederick County Farmers Association
Flag Presentation At St. Marks School In Petersville
Frederick Council No 118 Jr O G A M presents a flag to St Marks public school near Petersville. Edward S Rice delivers an earnest address on American principles and immigration, school reading of the Bible, and flag symbolism. Charles Flook accepts for the school. program features poems, recitations, songs, and a flag drill by students.
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St Mark's Public School
Petersville
Frederick Council
Edward S. Rice
Jefferson Council
3Ffe
Charles Flook
Marie Kain
America
Marvin Stevens
Qu. Diu
Leslie Arnold
Mildred Beckett
Lberty
Helen Pfeifer
Margaret Floak
Blanche Stevens
Taul Kinna
Margaret = T tus
Robert WH. Baer
Paul D Simpson
Warry N. Starr
Cornelius S. Moberly
Jacob AL. Engelbrecht
M Lane Property Sale Set Aside by Court of Appeals
The Court of Appeals reversed Frederick County Circuit Court in the case of Robert C. McLane et al v Georgianna Stull McLane et al and set aside the sale of the West Patrick Street property bought by Mrs Georgianna Stull McLane for 965. The ruling remands to offer the property for sale again as the court deemed the sale procured under disputed circumstances and cautioned against ratifying such a sale.
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Court of Appeals
Frederick County
Robert C. McLane
Georgianna Stull McLane
West Patrick Street
Georgianna Stull Melane
Leo Weinberg
McLane
Jacob Rohrback
Joe Jackson Wins Then Loses Salary Suit
The Milwaukee circuit court jury awarded former Chicago American League outfielder Joe Jackson 15 700 40 dollars after his salary and 18 500 dollar bonus claim, but Judge Gregory set aside the verdict and dismissed the action citing insufficient evidence.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Joe Jackson
Chicago
Gregory
Johnson Sued by White Wife for Divorce in New York
John Arthur Chuck Johnson, former heavyweight boxing champion, was sued in Supreme Court today by his white wife for a divorce on the ground of infidelity. The action, undefended, was heard before Justice Warcervogel, who reserved decision.
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Associated Press
New York
John Arthur
Chuck" Johnson
Supreme Court
Maryland Bridge Commission Reports Cost For Potomac Spans
Maryland Potomac River Bridge Commission meeting in Baltimore heard a report from the purchases committee on acquiring the two bridges at Brunswick and Point of Rocks. Estimated cost cited around 200 000 to 900 dollars, with a total near 400 000 if duplication is considered. A plan to present findings to Governor Ritchie in Annapolis followed, with Virginia to follow later.
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Potomac River
Brunswick
Point of Rocks
Maryland
Virginia
Potomac River Bridge Commission
John N. Mackall
Baltimore
Bridgé Commission
Annapédics
Ritchie
Yell
Cor ‘Ucted
Rigshie
Marland Commission
Harding Cleared in Oil Scandal Amid Alaska Coal Lease Claim
John J. Ballaine, an Alaskan railroad builder, testified before President Coolidge that former Secretary Fall and Secretary Denby engaged in negotiations in July 1921 to transfer and lease Alaska coal reserves similar to Teapot Dome. The lease was not executed, but the Navy resisted Alaska coal use, per the letter. The claim aims to show obstruction by powerful interests against Alaska development.
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Matanuskan
Alaska
Teapot Dome
Navy Department
J. K. Robison
Navy
Ballaine
Alaskan Central Railroad
Government Line
Endorsements Grow for YMCA Fund Drive
Endorsements for the YMCA campaign to raise funds for paying debts and renovating the building have begun pouring in during the first week of March. Promoters sense progress, plan a drive, and expect to brighten the community house with paint and renovations to match its architectural merit.
Dr Richard Trapnell Dies at 78 Survived by Wife Ten Days
Dr Richard Trapnell of Point of Rocks died at 12 35 this morning at age 78 after living there since the Civil War era. He survived his wife Edmonia Marlow by ten days. she died February 6 in Leesburg Virginia. He was a longtime physician and a charter member of Fer Vency Lodge No 200 A F and AM, recently made an honorary life member. He helped build St Pauls Episcopal Church at the Point and served as vestryman. He was predeceased by his father Rev Joseph Trapnell and a brother Joseph W Trapnell. He leaves a sister Mrs Charles Witlleary of Sudlera ville. Funeral arrangements will be announced by M R Etchison and Son.
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Richard Watkins
Point of Rocks
Watkins
Maryland Tract
Edmonia Smith Marlow
Leesburg
Fervency Large
A. IF
A. Masons
Port of Rocks
Lodge For Life
St. Paul's Epitsecopal
Point
Iie
Hiis
Joseph Trapnell
Rhode Island
Joseph W. Trapnell
Charles Town
W. Va
Tr. Trapnell
Charles Witlleary
Sudleraville
Loudoun County
Virginia
M. R. Etchison and Son
Grand Jury Ends Tomorrow in February Term
The February term grand jury will conclude on Saturday morning after inspecting the jail and Ventevue. About 216 witnesses were examined over two weeks and more than 60 indictments are expected. State's Attorney William M. Storin said roughly 50 cases remain from the September term, totaling about 41 to 125 criminal trials this term.
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Willian M. Storin
Two Dead and Nine Missing After Fire in Montpelier
A blaze gutted the Lawrence building on Main Street today killing two and leaving nine missing believed dead. Several others were seriously injured as the fire caused about $200,000 in losses. Named dead include Walter Washburn, a noted insurance man, and Mrs. J. F. Waterman.
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Associated Press
Montpelier
Red
Lawrence Building
Main Street
Walter Washburn
Mra
J. F. Waterman
Japanese loan oversubscribed as bond sale closes
Substantial oversubscription of the $150,000,000 Japanese loan was reported today by J P Morgan and Company, head of the syndicate offering the bonds publicly. Subscription books were closed at noon.
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Associated Pes
New York
J.P. Morgan and Company
Woman victim of autos seeks safety behind tree in crash
Harrisburg February 15 Margaret Shearer 21 took refuge behind a tree as two automobiles collided at speed. The tree broke on impact and she was struck, suffering serious injuries to her left leg and flesh torn from the bone. She remains in critical condition as motorists Marvinsboro resident C So Martz and Lingelstown resident FB. M. Gingrich are held pending injury extent.
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Trez
Harrisburg
Margaret Shearer
C So Martz
Marvnsbore
FB. M. Gingrich
Lingelstown
First Dividend Paid Out Today by Frederick Hotel Company
More than 1,000 stockholders received checks for their first dividend on stock bought since the start of payments through January 1, 1238. Edwin C. Markell, treasurer, mailed the checks Thursday. About 1,100 stockholders exist, not all received due to incomplete payments. Dividends exceed $25,200, with some checks for only a few cents.
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Frederick
Edwin C. Markell
Ulese
Markell
Oil scandal triggers Wall Street stock market crash
In New York on February 15 from reports in the mineral district a prominent operator abruptly shifts view undermining public confidence due to Washington oil disclosures. Prices fell sharply just before noon and margin buyers were forced to liquidate as bear attacks intensified and banking call money opened at 4 percent.
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Associated Preas
New York
Wall Street
Washington
Georgia May Put Walsh In Primary
Georgia legislators discuss entering United States Senator Thomas J. Walsh of Montana in the Democratic presidential primary. State Representative A S Stovall calls a February 18 meeting in Atlanta to consider the move and notes Walsh would not oppose the entry. Local quotes reference lengthy process and debate.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
Stovall
United States
Thomas J. Walsh
Ontana
Georgia
Walsh
New York Banker Says Was Only Repeating Rumor
Senate inquiry into the Yearding sale of the Marion Star heard Frank A. Vanderlip say he repeated a rumor that circulated widely and knew no facts. The committee pursued details about the Star sale and payments, while Fall ranch foreman Johnson could not confirm costs of improvements or identify funds. New counsel Owen J. Roberts was named Republican special counsel in the oil lands case.
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Star
Frank A. Vanderlip
New York
Presid.t
Albert B. Fall
Fall
Ossining
Associated Press
Louin Ef. Brush
Roy D. Moore
Ohio Banka
Brush
Moore
Thomas Johnson
New Mexico
Archia Roosevelt
Sinclair
Johnson
Washington
Owen J. Trolerts
Philadelphia
Coolidge
Silas EH. Strawn
Chicago
Senate
Roberts
Increase Capacity of Veterans Hospital in Federal Park
$700,000 is to be spent by the government to expand the Veterans Hospital at Federal Park Md adding several buildings to provide 264 more beds. Director Hines announced that the new structures will enable care for a special class of patients from Pennsylvania alongside current rehabilitation patients.
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Federal Park
Associated Press
Washington
Pilang
Veterans Hospital
Hines
Pennsylvania
Former Soldier Admits Slaying Priest in Bridgeport
Harold Israel, 23, formerly of Pottsville, Pa, recently discharged from the U S Army, is held on first degree murder charges for the February 4 killing of Rev Hube Dahme, pastor of St Josephs Catholic Church in Bridgeport Conn. He reportedly confessed, attributing the crime to an irresistible impulse to kill someone.
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Associated Press
Bridgeport
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