Collision with City Teachers Partly Halts NEA Meet
Early morning crash near Frederick injured driver Glenn Honaker as his car struck a live power pole, tearing the top away and wrecking the vehicle. He escaped with minor wounds and attended home afterward. Schools closed for the day as observers and teachers head to Washington for the NEA convention at Constitution Hall.
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NEA
WASHINGTON, D.C
Glenn Honaker
C. Homeser
Adamcowl
hrerslir
Buck couge
Honaxer
Prederick
Honaker
Potomac Edison repute
John Morgan
Potomac Edison
S. E. Hoke
Ademstown
Shanghai Letter Describes January 25 Tensions
A January 25 Shanghai letter from China mentions Chinese and Japanese activity and public demonstrations. It notes Miss Potter’s safety and describes concerns about possible moves by Japan into Shanghai’s concessions and broader unrest near Soochow University.
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Shanghai Chins
M.E charch
Potter
Shanghai
ican
Soochow University
Six Held in Arrest of Gang of Alleged Thieves
Six men were rounded up in connection with a gang alleged to have committed multiple thefts. Authorities stated the suspects face several counts and remain in custody for further questioning at the city jail.
Weather notice for 1332 Te
A brief weather update notes today forecast info and conditions for the area around 1332 Te. Data shows temperature and precipitation chances and mentions possible winds and cloud cover.
MISINTERPRET DARWIN'S WORKS, SAYS DR. BISHOP
Dr Mabel Lowell Bishop of Hood College argues Darwin's theory is misread and that evolution involves constant change not created origin. She links evolution to homology fossil remnant study and notes humans carry 250 rudimentary organs. She states creation allows for a God who can evolve humans beyond initial act.
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Mabel Lowell Bishop
Hood Colfe
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De. Bushop
Dazzling Sparks and Flashes at Midnight
A high wind caused a live wire to flare with sparks for about fifteen minutes at the southeast corner of Fifth and Bentz streets. Repairmen restored service after cutting the circuit and replacing the wire. Smithsburg suffered four hours of isolation as poles and wires were down, with damage to roofs and communication links.
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Fifth And
Bentz Streets
cormer
Fitth
Bentz street
Potomac Edison company
Smithsburg
Smithstuce
Beburg
Washington county
Plant Department Considers Checks on Closed Banks
Officials propose accepting checks on closed banks for seed loan debts owed to the government by farmers. James Mf. Latimer stated seed loan accounts are affected as banks have closed. About 3900 dollars were to be collected to cover the due amounts amid bank closures.
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Department of Agriculure
James Mf. Latimer
Aged nun dies in school fire tragedy
A 65 year old nun died in a school fire at Haw home. The blaze left her body burned and authorities opened an investigation. Other brief notes mention a post office bid, an engine collision injuring ankles, and lockdowns in several yards amid confusion.
Japan Blames U.S. Over Shanghai War League Note
Japan accuses the United States of responsible for a league note regarding Shanghai hostilities. The note, destined for dispatch, strains Tokyo Washington ties amid regional tensions and wartime diplomacy.
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JAPAN
U.S
SHANGHAI
Emphatic Washington Denies US Involvement in Note to Japan
The State Department denounces Tokyo’s claim that the United States helped draft the note to Japan over the Sino Japanese clash. US officials say they had no knowledge of the note’s framing or delivery. China and Japan are warned that both sides will be held responsible for damages in Shanghai.
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Tokyo
League of Nations counc
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Japan
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council
China
Washington
State Department
Shanghai
Government bond sale aims to curb hoarding drive
Washington reports plans for a government bond selling campaign modeled on the Liberty loan to reduce hoarding. Col Knox and Treasury officials outline small denomination bonds to raise money from treasury and savings bonds, with a March 7 debut date announced at a Hoover administration briefing.
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Washington
Col. Prankenairman
Hoover
treasury
boses
Knox
Treas
Derre
Byrd Not Aiding Effort To Block Any Candidate
A fragment from the Ky. Fed 18 AP report notes that former Byrd will not participate in efforts to block any candidate. The text is incomplete and lacks clear names, dates, or events to contextualize further.
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BYRD
Sixteen Wild Turkeys to Be Liberated in This County
Frederick counts a quota of sixteen wild turkeys to be released in the Catoctin and South mountains within days. Warden Benjamin F. Pheous notes the release precedes the hunting season opening November 15. The state report cites weather and habitat factors for low spring kill and discusses game refuge expansion and licensing trends amid broader regional nesting and hunting data.
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Frederick
Benjamin F. Pheous
Sia
Catoctin
Soush
Canada
Maryland
halon
Gwynnbrook
Salisbury
Wester Maryland
Baltimore
ima
Seeks Congress Seat firm candidate for Congress in TM
The hopeful enters the race as a major contender with support from the Raczvine bar and a prominent figure in TM confirms a grand candidate for Congress.
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CONGRESS
Cc Smith
Raczvine bar
Farewell Ceremonies for Old Engine The Lily of the Swamp
Fire department prepares a multi hour farewell for the Lily of the Swamp old engine of United Steam Fire Engine Company. events include a parade from West Seventh Street a water pump demonstration from Carroll Creek and a public banquet starting at 8 o clock in the evening attended by Frederick firemen and guests from other towns.
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United Steam Fire Engine Company
Frederick
lork
South Market street
uyS
South Court street
Carrol Creek
nace
Uniteds
West Seventh
eels
Une Ral
To Attend Infantry School Subtitle Not Yet Clear
A partially readable OCR fragment mentions attendance at infantry school and a badge reference along with unclear text about bids and readings, making it difficult to identify full names dates or institutions.
Japan Demands Chinese Withdrawal Around Shanghai
Notices from Shanghai report General Kenkichi Ureda served an ultimatum to General Tsai Ting-Kai, demanding Chinese forces withdraw 12.5 miles from Shanghai by sundown Saturday. The Manchurian issue and nonrecognition of a Chinese-backed state were also in dispute amid renewed gunfire and mobilization involving about 25 000 Japanese troops and extensive air activity.
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Kenkichi Ugeda
Shanghai
Teal Ting-Kai
Wu Teh-Chen
Loyang
Tokyo
America
United States
Washington
Mukden
Associated Press
Benkichi Ureda
Tsai- Ting-Kat
Japan
Woosung
Pacsham
Whanspoo
Market Upward But Cautiogs
AP report notes cautious market gains as analysts cite limited trading activity and mixed data. Investors monitor inflation signals and corporate results for near term direction amid uncertain economic indicators.
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