Thrilling pursuit as car thief flees in stolen sedan
A man steals a new Studebaker sedan from Frederick and attempts to drive to Washington. Charles W. Snez and others pursue through a night chase lasting about an hour before the thief crashes into a tree. The car is recovered with minor injuries to a bystander.
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Schoolmaster Displaced From Marsland Elementary Education
The report notes a decline in elementary teaching staff across Maryland counties with Garret as the exception. A veteran pedagogue known for tradition, Albert Cook, is contrasted with a modern shift. In Wicomico and Teit counties turnover is high, with men outnumbered four to one, and little hope for relief in the schoolroom.
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Decision Withheld In Accident Case Hearing
An accident case hearing ended with the judge delaying a decision. The proceedings mention individuals including Miller and Johnson and reference injuries on East Second Street near a road junction. The defendant was represented by D. Praceton Bucher.
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Report on chemist analysis in Notre Dame Convent case
Officials in Frederick and committee members await the chemist's report on contents found in a bottle in the Notre Dame Convent room after Sister Cecelia, music teacher, was abducted a week ago. Authorities plan further steps as investigations continue and discuss possible connections to Baltimore.
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German Woman Sentenced by French Court Martial
A German woman, wife of the Aachen Free Dress editor, was imprisoned for disobeying an order to follow her husband who was expelled. A Essen resident, who urged Genoa merchants and hotel owners to refuse French and Estrians service, received a two year prison term and a large fine.
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Paralysis Fatal for Oldest Fire Company Member
A fragmentary obituary notes the death of the oldest fire company member after a sudden paralysis. It mentions his name Chris Al Baugh and hints at family sorrow and broadcast in the Journal.
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CHRIS AL BAUGH
Birthday Celebration for Scouting Group at Pythisn Castle
About 100 scouts gather for a dual birthday event at Pythisn Castle hosted by Knights of the Crystals. The program features speeches by local officials and judges, with a welcome address and remarks from a Maryland Deaf professor prior to a scout movie.
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Mrs Harrison Released and Postmaster Shortage Report
A report notes Mrs Harrison released amid a poste shortage totaling 86 050 pounds. Officials say Macon unit shortages are being tallied and Morgan Mytrie indicates work remains unfinished and will take several weeks to complete.
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16 Dealers Display at Auto Show with Large Accessories
A large auto show features sixteen dealers exhibiting the latest car makes with accessories. Spaces surround the main floor with brands such as Studebaker Cadillac Ford and Chevrolet and firms including Nash Stutz and Essex sharing booths. Exhibits include tires derivers and refining company displays. Complimentary tickets are distributed to county residents.
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Washington Tea Party at Walkersville School
Readers report a planned Washington tea party event at Walkersville School with details about organizers and activities. Names linked to local figures appear in scattered notes, including Bertha Grybrow and Mary Nicodemus, amid references to supervision and attendees.
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Backbone of Cold Wave to Be Broken This Weekend
Weather outlook notes the current cold snap fading with a likely end tonight or Tuesday. Snow is possible but expected to be light and brief, with warmer air returning and temperatures drifting above freezing soon.
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Harding Not to Name Senator New Cabinet
A Sunday note outlines that President Harding will refrain from naming a new cabinet. It mentions an upcoming supper fundraiser on Thursday evening, March 1, from 3 to 8 oclock, intended to benefit a local cause.
23 Die As HaE Sweeps Ward At Insane Hospital
Explosion and short circuit ignite a blaze at Manhattan State Hospital for the Insane. Dozens are killed as 22 patients and 3 attendants are swept by flames. 19 bodies recovered, 6 feared dead in icebound wards. Fire blamed on wiring fault. Rescue efforts continue as investigators probe the disaster.
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Leaders' Class Plans Monthly Church Meeting and Spring Rally
The Leaders' Class at Meth odist Episecops Sunday School held a session with KR Ames Wendrick son presiding. Miss Nancy Harden sang a violin solo. Miss Katherine Ridenour led Epworth League. George M Free spoke on Indian Missions. Rev. Glenn will preach Friday. A Spring Rally and attendance contest is planned with Jesse Michsiel delivering the address and captains leading Reds and Blues teams.
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Nancy Harden
Hood College
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Katherine Ridenour
Epworth League
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Rising Temperatures East of the Rocky Mountains
The Associated Press reports rising temperatures east of the Rocky Mountains with weather details unclear due to garbled text. No further readable facts or names are confirmed.
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Irregular Market Signals From Profit Taking
The report notes profit taking creating a volatile early session with mixed trading activity. Analysts observe intraday moves as sectors react and prices flicker between gains and losses amid uncertain demand.
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