Postpone Action on Fire Alarms and City Water Extensions
City aldermen postponed approving a fire alarm whistle system and alert tones after committee review. They approved purchasing four police motorcycles and authorized extending the Jefferson Street water main to city limits with a new hydrant. Land conveyances to the State Armory and a water main extension on Hentz to Five and a Half Street were also approved under supervision of the Water Superintendent.
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Cry oMciais
Dare Companies
Lefisita Ce
William T. Kreh
Mc Murray Street
Jefferson Street
State Armory
Harry L. Ebert
Hentz Street
Primation on Friday by Hood College Dramatics
The comedy Primation by George Bernard Shaw will be presented Friday at 3.20 in Broddeck Hall by the Hood College dramatics club the Marionettes. Miss Marjorie Keith Stackhouse directs with Frederick residents Misses Sara Ray Lucille Norris in key roles.
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George Bernard Shaw
Broddeck Hall
Hood College Dramatics
Marjorie Keith Stackhouse
Frederick
Sara Ray
Lucille Norris
Clara Hill
Marry Smith
Mra_ Eyneford Hill
Willis Hall
Freddy Hill
Margaret Gibbes
Sera Rau
Eliza Doolittle
Martie Simpson
Colonel Pickering
Lucilla Norris
Henry Higgins
Helaine Todd
Helen Goentner
Frances Wotring
Elizabeth Garber
Margaret Ferrick
Helen Armstront
Pearse
Ein’s Howseke
Eleanor Wilson
Alfred Dooi
Eliza
Helen Serene
Higgins
Wheart
Dorothy MeIntrie
Partor
Helen Shriver
Thieves Rob Home Of Archbishop Curley in Baltimore
Police reported burglars broke into the residence of Archbishop Curley in Baltimore attacking a diamond studded chalice gift from Cardinal Gibbons. They used tools to gain entry and fled before officers arrived, leaving valuables damaged. No injuries were reported.
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Battimore
Fea
Cardinal Gibbons
Bal
Arc Caer
Eddie Foy Dies After Night Show Performance
The actor Ela Purzeerald, known as Eddie Foy, died after appearing in a night show. He was found at 3:30 a.m. after suffering heart disease, with his wife and a summoned physician present. The death was attributed to heart disease.
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Eddie Foy
Foys
Ela Purzeerald
de Herbert Turhitt
Deposed Miners Leader Fatally Shot in Union Hall
Frank Agaiti, once ousted president of District No. 3 United Mine Workers, was shot and mortally wounded at the Miners Bank Building headquarters in Wilkes Barre. Investigators say Sam Bonito, former No. 6 local head, fired after a confrontation over a new working agreement, dying minutes later at Mercy Hospital.
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Wilkes Barre
Frank Agaiti
United Mine Workers
Miners Bank
Anthony Fizlock
Agatt
Sam Bonito
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Pittston
Agatti
Figlack
Bonito
Mercy Hospital
jFiglock
August Lipp
No. 6
Junita
Thomas Lillis
Lints
Miss Lindsay and Chas B Staley Wed
The wedding of Charles B. Staley, 70, and Miss Irene Lindsay, 47, longtime city residents, occurred today at St Alphonsus Catholic church in Woolstock, Baltimore County. Rev Fr Wheeler officiated. Staley recently retired from the Monocacy Valley Canning Company. Lindsay worked as a bookkeeper at the John D. Hendrickson grocery, and the couple was reported in Baltimore County records via an AP dispatch to The News.
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Charles B. Staley
Irene Lindsay
St Alphonsus’ Catholic Church
Woolstock
Baltmore County
FL. Wheeler
Staley
Monocacy Valley
East Second Street
Lindsay
McCardell
Otr
John D. Hendrickson
Fowson
Balimore County
Associated Press
Informal Tea Hosted by Mrs Grove for Friends
Mrs James H Grove hosts a delightful informal tea from 2 to 6 pm with dancing and social time. Attendees include Mrs A ePh and Mrs James and her cousin Mrs W Hf, aiding in cheerful spring decor with willows and flowers.
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James H. Grove
A. ePh
James
W. Hf
Howard Cou
Erlot Schem
1Grove
Mary Ta Grave
Taelma N.xdort
Mick
Pastor Held Artiur P. Brags Charged as Grand Jury Weighs
The article reports a pastor tied to a church in Putra aha and a federal grand jury weighing charges. It notes Miss Vores as church secretary and mentions travel to Phenix and a return west for his work.
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Artiur P. Brags
Acharok
Putra Aha
Owl
Les
Brooks
Miss Vores
Brousny
St Josephs Church Card Party Draws Large Crowd
Emmitsburg February 16 A St Josephs church card party at St Marys Hall drew a large crowd and was the social highlight of the year. About three hundred attendees participated in games while many watched. Prizes totaling 73 were described as unique and attractive with Mrs Ida Mort receiving the door prize of 35 dollars in gold.
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Emmitsburg
Ida Mort
Brewer says Gundlach fired first at agents
AP report details testimony from prohibition agent J R Washington in U S Circuit Court on the Gundlach farm shooting last September. Fisher and others testified that Gundlach fired a shotgun, wounding Fisher, then Gundlach continued firing with a pistol until agents returned fire after warnings.
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J. R. Washington Prohibition
United States
Cirlexit
Charles V. Gundlach
Gundlach
St. Mary's County
Temberhen
John T. Fisher, Sr
Fisher
Brewer
Former Mayor Kills Brother Of Executive
A former mayor killed the brother of an executive in a domestic dispute. The incident occurred after a heated argument, with a gun used during the confrontation. Police reported the suspect was arrested and detained for further questioning.
Walkersville Bazaar Organizers Plan Community Fundraiser
The third annual Walkersville Bazaar, aiding school improvements and a possible library, will run Friday and Saturday at the school. Committees and chairs include Strufer and Bertha, with many local residents serving as organizers and helpers across food, dining, decorations, and entertainment.
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Cumimusing Association of Walkers
Avriour
Strufer
Misa Bertha
Sue Cramer
Edouard Zimmeman
Gem Man
Wi, van Fossen
Charels Kerchner
Glenn Hahn
Mattie Rice
Helen Reightell
Edgar Roderick
Raymond Nimme
A. G. McKinney
Charles Strine
Charles Fogle
Harry Dinterman
Roscot Ports
Allen Remsburg
Kathe Albaugh
Harry Cramer
Maggie Cramer
Harry Ramsburg
Grayson Barrier
Howard Peart
Hanssa Cram
Hiram Remsburg
Clarence Barrick
Charlie Trout
Frank Grimes
Nellie Nicodemus
Jacob Flickinger
George Remsburg
Clxrde Fogle
Roland Spurrier
Ailent van Fossen
Rossel Sevelish
Ike Cream
Ym van Fossen
Jim Bistler
Willam Nusz
Charles Kerchner
Clyde Fogle
M. Ray Cramer
Edward Staley
Cake
T. R. Saylor
Nina Cramer
J. W. Long
Rene Wachter
George Zimmerman
Thes
Hilda Fogle
John Brubaker
Clayborne Zimmerman
Harvey Cramer
Emily Thomas
Roy Winebrenner
Charles Himes
Roz Graham
J. H. Stauffer
Allie Cramer
Dorsey Zimmerman
Moberly
Katie Loss
Cleveland Trout
Novelty Booth
Ruth Hammond
Helen Dudrow
John Connor
Nettie Hammond
Ruth Holter
Misa
Mary Mercer
Mary Nicodemus
Joha Culler
Madeline Kintz
Zelma Smith
Lillian Zimmermas
Candy
Misa Courtner Stauffer
Leon Smith
Ward Stauffer
Frank Nicodemus
John der
Lottie Pickford Granted Divorce in Paris Case
Lottie Pickford sister of Mary Pickford obtained a divorce from Alan Forrest Fisher in Paris after a seven month separation. Pickford had pleaded for restoration, while Forrest admitted the separation but declined further comment.
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Lottie Pickford
Alan Forrest
Los Angeles
Tresars
Mary Psekford
Paris
Alan Forrest Fisher Anans
Pickford
Visitine
le 2 Toute
Forrest
City property owners protest over assessment in Frederick district
Citizens voiced objections to local property valuations as the Frederick County Commissioners held private hearings behind courtroom doors. Reporters were barred from the proceeding, while notices had recently been mailed to owners and scheduled readjustments span multiple weeks.
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Frederick
Court House
Jon Aa
Pointblank
Navy Names Ingram to Olympic Committee
Annapolis February 16 AP Commander Jonas H. Ingram director of athletics at the Naval Academy is named Navy representative on the Olympic committee. He will oversee all United States navy athletes abroad and those training here. Severn stars are training on site and midshipmen sports coaches aid in preparation. Navy aims to field a championship rowing crew for the U S Olympic team. Lime Co Sold For 15100 This was the sheriff sale of Fountain Rock Lime near Walkersville. Purchasers were William G. Powell and J E Stoner Woodsboro by writ of fi fai from Circuit Court. The property includes 23 acres and quarry land with equipment and seven houses. Sheriff W Roderick conducted the sale.
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Annapolis
Jonas H. Ingram
Naval Academy
Navy
Bureau of Navigation
American Olympic Committee
Ingram
United States Navy
Severn Stars
Richard A
Dick” Glendon
United States
W. €. Roderick
Professor Drass Dies After Operation in Emmitsburg
Mount St Marrs College announces the death of Professor Drass at Mercy Hospital following an operation. The longtime faculty member served in the department for several years and was linked with Mount St Marys along with colleagues in the faculty lineup.
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Drass
Emmitsburg
Mount St. Marrs
Pinehurse
Pynard Drass
Mercy Hospital
Dsaih
Dre
Mount St
Department of
Feuesne Whitersry Petshreck
Rot
Richard
Charlesville Skunk Capture Report From Wednesday Trap
A skunk named Charlesville was caught in a trap on a Wednesday. The incident appears in the local record as a note on trapping activity with limited detail.
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Charlesville
May Testify and Pine Lease In Contested Trade Case
A chaotic report mentions Pat Portus, Lofpeny raters, and Harr Spela Seater DuPont as figures in a New York company led inquiry. It references an eruptive trial company and notes wiped records, with Smetak named as a prime mover amid political committees and Continental Trading Coach connections.
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Pat Portus
DuPont
Ciairman
Eruptre Triat Company
New York
Profsa
Smetak
Railroads' Work in U S Stressed by Pennsy Official
W P West district freight agent of the Pennsylvania Railroad spoke at the Frederick Linus club meeting in the Francis Scott Key hotel on the impact of railroads on American progress. He cited growth, efficiency, and economic wealth aided by rail transport, noting freight tonnage gains since 1920 and the low freight rates in the U S. The talk previewed next week's address by Dr Barnett James on antinarcotics.
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Frederick Linus Club
W. P. Yest
Pennsylvania Railroad
Baltimore
Francis Scott Key
United States
West
America
Weit
Hole
Frederick
Barnett
James
Tory
American University
Washington
Garbers
Mr. Weir
Geo. N. McGinthery
York
John Hudson
Nesse W. Kath
Inha W. Wolfe
William Hilton
Barnesville
Charles Hudson
Ecb
Chester Hercey
Unclear Oil Bond Trace Hints Stir New York Hearing
A garbled report discusses attempts to trace oil case liberty bonds and dubious drafts from New York brokerage firms. It mentions a committee, profits supposedly divided, and Albert B. Fail, with references to bonds and a judge’s warning about documents in the case.
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New York
Albert B
U S Shipping Tirade Declines In 9S Years
A fragmentary report discusses U S merchant marine decline over nine years, noting foreign registry ships dominate port traffic and cargo, with high costs to build and operate American ships. It cites Senator Jones on policy to restore flag shipping and national security needs amid wartime shipping costs and lost trade.
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Merican
Congress
Edward C. Plummer
The
Shipping Board
Senate
Jones
Plunkett Passes NEA Service Award in February
Fragmentary OCR reads as a brief about Plunkett receiving an NEA service award in February from the Nyt sartot Bev Febriks 73 beavio. Hs attest.
Bodies of two missing deputy sheriffs found
Bodies of two missing deputies Lafayette and McCurs were found crushed at a farm near Deceter. Police suspect John Burns and Baxter, tied to the jail escape, carried out the killings. The auto used to move the convicts had a bullet hole in the windshield.
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Sheries
Dasvah
Lafayette
Foster
Aceae
Coroter
Sherdtff
Dopeles
Tabiura
Juli P Grove
Wallace MecCurs
Chicago
John Burns
Baxter
Deceter
Charles
Dil
Abdalla
Dugscross
Hermie Kyle
Judge hints at verdict in Jackson bribery case
In Indianapolis on February 16 Judge McCabe delayed ruling on a directed verdict of not guilty for Ed Jackson. He said the state may have failed to prove conspiracy to commit bribery and postponed decision to 2 pm. The defense sought a jury instruction for acquittal after the prosecution rested.
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Indianapolis
Jackson
Jude
Chariss M. McCaba
Telay
McCabe
Johnson Demands Immediate Action on Coal Field Strike
Senator Johnson urged immediate investigation into coal fields in Pennsylvania Ohio and West Virginia where a strike is underway. He responded to Senator Glass insisting the goal is to relieve miner families not stifle competition and noted Pittsburgh relief efforts as evidence action has begun.
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Washington
Pemmape
Tania
Ohio
West Virginia
Jomo
California
Glass
Virginia
Johnson
Pittsburgh
Wail Carrier Dead After Funkstown Crossing Collision
Rural mail carrier Stockzinger, 62, was killed when his car was struck by a train at Funkstown crossing. He lived in Fo cal and left a widow. An investigation is underway with Milton G. Creer and others assisting.
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Funkstown
Hagergonn
Uty
Fas
Unis Neon
Fonkstown
Crossing
Stockzinger
Funketown, Ockelaget
New York
Sehata Donify
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Chas. M. Cassel
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C. P. Scott
Bertha Smith
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A. Hart
Frank Shipler
Frank Sappington
Herrs O. Young
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Robert L. Warsi
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