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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Feb 16, 1923

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Abduction Case Threat Card Sparks Police Inquiry

A threatening note warning to stay out of Cecelia’s kidnapping case surfaced in Baltimore. Investigators traced the card to Ku Klux Klansmen, with chemists testing a bottle for poisons while Sheriff Jones coordinates with federal authorities to pursue the culprits. Cecelia remains confined but receives care as detectives pursue leads.

Jones Cecelia Notre Dame Monday Shoon Baltimore ees Ku Klux Klien Sheriff Jones myers altimere fies au investisa

Ford's Offer Excluded From Legislative Muscle Shoals Plan

Republican House leaders mark out Henry Ford's proposal from the current Congress session. The Muscle Shoals matter will not be acted on as part of the legislative program this term.

FORD Washington Congress Henry Ford Muscle Shoals House

Frederick county tax base to rise by eight million dollars

The county plans to increase Frederick County’s taxable basis by about eight million dollars following a reassessment. The change affects real estate personal property and rolling railroad stock, with the tax rate set by the County Commissioners after valuation of roads and other assets.

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Indictment Arises Over Hagerstown Store Fire

The Washington County grand jury indicted Harry Sailow a Baltimore merchant and Hub Clothing Store owner after a fire of mysterious origin destroyed the building Tuesday The state plans to oppose bail as Sailow remains jailed since the day after the blaze The fire damaged a dwelling above the store forcing residents to flee and injuring several occupants while arson is suspected and under investigation

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Cold Wave Forecasted For East With Extended Cold

The Weather Bureau reports a cold wave in the eastern region for the next 36 hours. The forecast shows continued cold conditions east of the 3 accord with temperatures remaining low and general chill across the area.

Weather Bureau wil

House Would Know About Liquor Sent Embassies

A fragmented excerpt shows discussion about information on liquor sent to embassies and a lawmaker named Melion who told the House Judiciary Committee he could not provide the requested details. The text hints at a political inquiry and potential obstruction concerns.

HOUSE Melion House Judiciary Committee

Haning Accepts Forbes Resignation Public Letter Released

The White House announced Colonel Chart A. Forbes resignation accepted by President Haning effective February. An undated letter from the Veterans director in Europe cites health as the cause, with Forbes serving as director during the European assignment.

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Two French Soldiers Wounded by Germans

The report notes two French soldiers wounded by German forces in Essen during a February incident. Details are fragmented but indicate a mobile encounter with limited civilian involvement and a small crowd gathering before officials arrived.

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Upward Movement of Market Prices Continues

Market prices trend higher with call money opening at 3 1/4 percent as investors seek favorable terms. Analysts note sustained demand across sectors amid rising rates.

erated Press

Sister Cecelia Reveals Kidnapping Experience In Interview

In a confidential interview Sister Cecelia describes her abduction ordeal, detailing a two-person intrusion, a backroom confinement, and a violent awakening. She recalls a dark room, a back window, and a pushy suspect, while asserting no one at Verona planned the attack.

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SARCOPHAGUS OF KING TUTANKHAMEN DISCOVERED

Article reports the inner chamber tomb of Pharaoh Tutankhamen opened by archaeologists near Luxor. Many mortuary items and furniture found in the chamber. Officials and experts discuss treasures, robbers, and the significance of the discovery in New York and Cairo press.

New York Tuiankiemen i Salley of the Rings Lansing ACUiOL Museum of At Esvy- Metropolitan

Distillery Near Baltimore Robbed of Alcohol

Reported today a second Baltimore area distillery was robbed of whiskey. Intruders gained entry through a door and escaped with quantities of liquor as officials investigate the case.

Fiancee to File Suit Against Asa G. Candler

A suit against Asa G. Candler, formerly engaged to Mrs Onezima de Bowe, is expected to be filed in Atlanta. The Atlanta Journal reports the action will be pursued by an Atlanta attorney, with Mrs Beuchelic named as plaintiff’s representative.

ASA G. CANDLER Associated Press Atlanta, Ga azaise G. Candier St. Atlantica Onezima de Bowe Atlanta Journal Atlanta personal Beuchelic

County Officials Meet to Discuss School Attendance

County officials and clerks from Frederick, Baltimore, and surrounding counties gathered at the Baltimore area to discuss improving school attendance rates. The meeting highlighted white and colored student attendance, with Frederick ranking seventh and fourth in different categories, while plans were made to streamline office work and boost overall efficiency.

Frederick Seale Ball Knth Trant Beltimore Albert S. Cook vain school board

Montgomery bonds sold in road bid sale

Equitable Trust and Nelson Fr Baltimore joint bid $3 100 085 won bond issue S41775 for road bids opened amid city notes. The Democrat mentions "ROTTS Robert B" and Edward S A R Luncheon February 22 with Hobie editor of the Sun in attendance. Washington out of the Trow adtier Robertgon is ate Now secretary.

commis- Equitable Trust Nelson Baltimore

All Hotel Work Nearing Completion on Patrick Street Block

The Francis Soste Key Hotel near Patrick Street is nearly finished with decor work in the coffee room and other areas. Renovations include modernizing the pool room barber shop and several storerooms. When complete the block from Market to Court will feature up-to-date haberdashery ladies and mens furnishings a bakery jewelry store and a new lunch room with the Maryland restaurant expanded into two shops. Hotel capacity is about 50 percent now and expects full occupancy by mid April through November.

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Campaign to Improve Second Class Mail Deliveries

A campaign led by the Postoffice Department, publishers, and the postal service aims to reduce undeliverable second class mail including newspapers and magazines. Postmasters are urged to enforce recommendations on mailing practices to cut losses and improve address accuracy and readability.

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