Committee On Fire Truck 10 Leave On Monday
The committee plans a multi city inspection trip starting Monday at 7 o clock. Members will meet Mack Company representatives in New York and Philadelphia to view aerial apparatus from Mack, American LaFrance, Ahrens Fox and Seagrave. The group aims to recommend the best equipment for Frederick's fire service while traveling with local aldermen and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butley Paze
York
Mack
James PL Me Uomas
New York
Woolhouse
Mack Company
Ste Seles Cettes
Philadelphia
W. W Withers
Americ la France Company
American la France Company
Atlantic City
Wood
Abrens-Fox
Wilco
Ocean City
S.J
Atrens-Fox Company
Frederick
Seagrav Company
American la France
Ahrens-Fox Company
Seagrav2
Adit
Witn
George William Shipley
John &. Rena
Charles T Butcher
Elmer F. Munshower
Dadler Page
G. Allen Kline
August I. Brzst
News-Post
Cutler
Wheat traders wait on McNary Haugen bill action
Chicago feb 19 AP Wheat prices drift as traders await action on the McNary Haugen agricultural bill and a possible presidential veto. Market mood shows restraint with little aggressive trading while minor shifts occur across corn oats and provisions amid weather outlook and export supply concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M'Nary-Haugen
Chicago
Fed
Cooliise
McNary-Haugen
Estoe
United States
Kanoos
Nebraska
More Food For American Soldiers
Washington reports discuss army rations and costs amid a debate on expanding food allowances. President Coolidge shows personal interest, calling for more information on ration pricing and policies, with potential adjustments setting rising costs to 6 490 000 dollars. The article notes comparisons between army and navy allowances and mentions July actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Meas
Sig
Ralse
Coolidge
Navy
Birthday Meeting of W C T U Noted in Town
The Women's Christian Temperance Union held its Willard memorial birthday observance in the Sunday School room with music, readings from Psalm 112, a Veraction by Rev Dr Gaeler, and a program featuring solos, choruses, violin pieces, and readings. New members were recruited after a cream cake and coffee service. Governor Ritchie signed five bills as the session opened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Temperance Astor
America
Mrg
Kumler
Gaeler
Viohn
Messrs. Tailing
Homer Beler
Sexing
Pileums
Tanbaiuser
Il Trovatore
Homer Kepler
W. C. T. U. Press Department
Frank Stoner
Paul Miller
Jesse Shaver
Wallace Mount
Harry Grove
Chotns
Kate Baker
Elizabeth Kimmel
Freda Kimmel
Ruth McHenry
Mary Wills
Railing
KR. M. Bartzis
WW. C. T
Charlee D
Misa I. M. Relier
Ircal Union
Union Bankalav Tho
Ritchie
Baltimore County
Grangers’ Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Frederick
Enron Bridse
Howard
Entertained at Bridge by Brown and Lee in Bel Air
Miss Brown and Miss Lee hosted a bridge gathering Friday night in Bel Air. Guests from Rociesett Terrace and nearby attended, sharing an evening of games and chat in a formal social setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge
Mitdrew Brown
Rociesett Terrace
Margaret Lee
Bel Air
Brown
Vee
Wastington
Senarent
Senate Confirms Riser Appointment
A senate panel confirms the appointment of Riser to a key post amid partisan debate. Supporters argue the nominee brings experience and leadership, while opponents raise concerns about qualifications and potential conflicts of interest. The vote sets the stage for a full chamber decision later this week.
Miss Nelson Bride of John A. Shires
Miss Louise Datlanmt Nelson wed John Alexauu r Shires at Altamont Bel Air in a ceremony led by Rev Dr John Yellow. The bride wore white satin and tulle with family lace, with matron of honor Mrs Harry E Webb in pastel blue. Best man was John J Hershey. A reception followed and the couple planned a home in Frederick with Shires as Francis Scott Key hotel assistant manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vleer Ig Frederek
Harford Couttres
Bel Air
Louise Datlanmt Nelson
Dau
Xeleont
Becane
John Alexauur Shires
B. F. Shires
Bedford
Altamont
John Yellow
Bet Air
Frederik
del Vig
Dotidmore
Washington, D. C
Annabe
Hopkins
Madaline Addicks
Harry £. Webb
John 3
Hershey
Francis Scott Rey
Lawrence Addicks
Frederick County
Shires
Frederick
Francis Scott Key Hotel
O. F. Amick
H. David Hagan
John 5. Hershey
Charles McC. Mathias
Lang
T. B. Wayward
Harry M. MacDonald
Margrete Dill
Anna Kemp
Elizabeth Ewert
Frank Heck
W.K. Aldridge
David Hagan
Salisbury Woman Commits Death by Own Action
Salisbury Maryland February 19 AP A 24 year old woman Mrs Elbert M S Todd occupied a kitchen with her husband and two young children and opened gas jets to end her life early this morning. Her seven year old daughter found the lifeless body at about four o clock after waking and missing her mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury
Elbert MS. Todd
Negro Fractures Skull of Phone Operator
A 31 year old telephone operator was found dying in the grounds in front of the capitol after being attacked while walking home from her place of employment. She told police details of the assailant and location as investigators began questioning witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Negro
Jing
Capito
Army aviators feared drowned in sea search team vanish
Mitcheth Flew reports an aircraft from the night search for Lieutenant Willard Harris and Lieutenant Gear vanished. A wreckage near Fort River is cited as possible evidence. The New Jersey court today hears the case and considers the theory that the missing airmen died in the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitcheth
Willard Z. Harris
New Jersey
Wrecksarce
Fort River
Nowas
Vlane
Rilivre
Japan Accepts U S Invitation Reported By Washington
Washington reports Japan has accepted the American invitation amid talks on a barnation diz. details scarce as the U S Department clarifies the invitation was extended to advance negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
API
Japan
City Encased in Sleet as Winter Returns
Weather toll slows Frederick commuters as sleet coats city streets and trees. Outbound Middletown trips delayed by South Mountain conditions, while Powers Edison and Chesapeake Telephone report no outages. Strong northeast winds and a forecast of more snow and freezing rain set a tense travel day.
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South Mountain
Hagerstown
Frederick
Middletown
Wiliam ©. Humm
Potomac Edison Company
Thurmont
Paul IF. Payne
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Farm Relief Bill Reaches President For Action
Washington reports the McNars-Haugen farm relief bill was sent to President Coolidge for approval or veto after late yesterday’s signing by Vice President Dawes and Speaker Longworth. The president has not indicated when he will decide, while he consults Cabinet members and Capitol allies on the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Coolidge
Dawee
Longworth
Whit House
Capitol
Hulcan Omir
Railroad watchman badly hurt in collision at crossing
Edgar J. Lowe, 65, of Shepherdstown, W. Va., a railroad crossing watchman in Hagerstown, was severely injured after being struck by a sleet driven automobile driven by Melvin Rippie of Martinsburg. Lowe suffered two broken arms a fractured leg internal injuries and head trauma. Rippie cited poor visibility due to sleet and rain as the cause.
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Hagerstown
Edgar J. Lowe
Shepherd
W. Va
Arente
Melvin Rippie
Martinsbore
W.va
Lowe
Plan Maryland Day observance at Francis Scott Key hotel
A Maryland Day observance meeting of the D A R discussed locating Revolutionary War patriots graves and producing a historical motion picture for a local theater benefit. A Mary land State Conference is set for March 15 to 17 at Belvedere hotel Hartmore with delegates elected. A March 5 meeting at Key hotel includes a tea. tribute paid to late Frederick Chapter member Harriet Ritchie Duvall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ates
D. Alr
Olowing
Ezra Houck, Jr
Miriam Apple
Bessie Nargett Clapp
Henry T. Wade
John Knight
Eleanor Tull
Wiliam Carlisle
Maryland
Belvedere
Hartmore
Ezra Uouck
E. D. Shriner
Harry E. Carty
Eleanor Tul
Etta Cramer
Ange Hrown
J. OW. Ol, Carty
Jesse Anders
Bessie Hargett Clapp
Mary Routzabn
Amy Gale
Wm J. Borhwaller
Henrietta Ritchie Duvall
Frederick
Catherine Ramsburg
Felser
Oldest Theater in Richmond Destroyed by Fire
Richmond February 13 AP two firemen injured many driven from a near by rooming house as fire destroyed the Academy of Music Richmond oldest theater estimated loss about 1350 to 200940 dollars. A wall collapsed through roof of the rooming house and narrowly missed an engine company. Baldwin knocked down and trampled in the rush to escape. The Federal Reserve Bank north wing wall also crumbled. William Gillam fell through a skylight suffering a sprained back. A second crew on the theater roof escaped when an explosion blew off a portion of the roof. Nearby dwellings damaged and several injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Academy of Music
Fiord Baldwin
Comae
Federal Reserve Bank
William Gillam
Aremen
Elderly Mrs Amanta Boers Injured in Fall at Home
Aged Middier da woman, Mrs Amanta Boers, was injured last Friday when she fell at home. She was confined to bed for several days and still suffers pain in the neck and shoulder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amanta Boers
Wien
iGewaik
Washington reception shows Mellons mustache and pageant tone
The White House congressional reception draws critics and crowds as Mellon twirls his mustache amid the pomp. Mrs. Longworth draws attention while Senator Monies sits nearby. Congressman Webber Wilson of Mississippi debuts a censoring bill while smoking and dancing.
American Becomes Lenglen's Manager Secures European Tour Role
Baldwin M. Baldwin, grandson of a California horse owner, sails with Suzanne Lenglen as her manager amid plans for a England and continental tour with top British and European players. Lenglen denies marriage plans, while Baldwin says the trip is strictly business. his wife and two children stay in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Baldwin M. Baldwin
Lucks
Howard O. Kinser
Lenglen
Mille
Hner
Kinsey
Mile
Baldwin
Europe
Lengren
Paris
Landen
California
Uncle Tommy Dead in Oour After Heart Attacks
Thomas Hooper known as Uncle Tommy died after a heart attack at about two, after years of high blood pressure. He was a member of the Independent Hose Company and worked at Mondtaer Wailer Canal since 1924. Survived by three nephews, with final arrangements to be announced.
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Thomas
Tommy
Frederick
Emma Ha
Hooper
Thurstar
Independent Hose Company
Mondtaer Wailer Canal
Mist Harris
Thomas 11
Washington
A. Gus Hooper
Baltl More
George Teoper
Partona
Second Recital by Mule Creek Hood College Music Students
The second recital by Hood College music students was held Friday at 8 o’clock in the Headbooke Hall. Vocal and instrumental selections featured plan of forte, Beethoven, Schumann, Schubert, Grieg and Debussy pieces, with Miss Ruth Hrilmari and Miss Elizabeth Zimmer among the performers and Miss Alice Pusey and Miss Marjorie Noble providing accompaniment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood J College
Heodboeke Hall
Vetin
Sulex
Planoforte
Beethoven
Ruth Hrilmari
Nongs
Petit Ruges
Deena
Tua Butterfly
Powell
Eltabvia Dunn
Misa Alice Pusey
Schumann
Kathryn Tydings
Emily McCabe
Sullivan
Thomas
Grace Lough
Marjorie Noble
Kathryn Grambs
Carolio Ken
Giordani
Heigh-Ho
the Sunshine
Phillips
Mixx
Irene Harper
Margaret Seblers
Barcarate
Fischer
Esther Hottenstein
Elloise Hafer
Ate Maria
Schubert
Schliebe Dich
Grieg
Elisabeth Zimmer Tasn
Ruth
Brikthart
Debussy
Marie Selwell
Marcelle Privatorgan
Grand Offertoire
Major
Batiste
Net the
Moscow Proclamation Drives Miner Wage Talks
Moscow Proclamation labeled propaganda by UMWA and industry figures as leaders at a wage conference in Miami react cautiously. John J. Lewis comments on the Moscow call to rally miners as talks with Rice Miller and W.H. Haskins address a new central field wage scale. The piece notes UMWA’s past ban on immigrant or community union members and references a probate case for Mrs. Mary Rebecca Born in Frederick with estate details.
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Miami
Fla
Moscow
Communist Internationale
John J. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Impanapeliy
Woodsboro Seeks New School From County Board
A Woodsboro delegation appeared before County Superintendent G Lloré Palmer to urge a new four room school. Petition signed by 36 residents claimed current facilities are inadequate and transportation burdens fall on Woodsboro families. Palmer will present the request to the school board. bond details and county funding plans discussed with unclear formal action forthcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Fy Simith
LP. Feiser
Sortick
Woodsboro
Fredericck Te J
Palmer
Frederick Commty Farmeorn’ Association
Court House
Marriage of Miss Henshaw Norris and Mr. Joseph Coy Green
The marriage is set for Tuesday at varies Episcopal church in New City. Rev. Dr. Warfield Hobbs of Baltimore will officiate. The couple will sail for a six month wedding trip after the ceremony. Miss Norris, cousin of Dir. Caldwell Homes, formerly resided at Morel White country place near town. She is daughter of late Alexander Joseph Norris Frederick A. Henshaw and resides with her aunt Mrs. J. Rogers in New York. Green, born in Ohio, is a professor of history at Princeton University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henshaw Norris
New York
Joseph Coy Green
Tracolty
Princeton University
Episcopal Church
New City
Warfield- Hobbs
Baltimore
Miss Norris
Dirs
Alexander Joeph Norris Frederick A. Henshaw
J. Rogers
South America
Green
Ohio
Princeton
Mpere
Oil causing fatal stove blasts in Stow area deaths
Two people died within 12 hours after pouring coal oil onto fires in Stow Wet. Hazerstown district. Mrs Ethel T Heasom and Harry Heneon 21 and Shank 7 a tenant farmer died at Washing td County Hospital from injuries. Mrs Henson died 11 days after her husband. Both victims fed oil into stoves when flames pinched and exploded.
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Hazerstown
Ethel T. Heasom
Harry Heneon
Shank
Fess
Washingtd
Mra Henson
Dam Xa
Potomac River
Oland Property Set Auctions Farm and Shares
The farm of the late David Olas includes house and mountain land near Leesbed with pricing at £102 per acre and additional acres forming a Cont Bouse. Mr fir at & acres OT tountaby BD Oland listed along with 30 cmt Wy membership in the Fi Agricultural Society. Charles D. Oland appears in relation to Frederick Hotel and a share transfer, with one share and common allotment involved.
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Oland
David Olas
Leesbedra
Tountaby
Fi - Agricultural Society
Charles D. Oland
Frederick
Heights Wealthy Man Faces Unclear Duty Duel
A fragmentary notice notes a Heights resident involved in a disputed event around 1.28 o'clock. Details are unreadable, but it hints at a scheduled confrontation or duty dispute requiring official attention.
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Middie
Pere
Charles 9
Shatter
Presbyterian Church
Senate
Riser
Miss Nelson
John A. Shires
U.S
CEON
Telephone Ser
President For Action
Watcrman
Rai
Cary
Middietown
An Essex
Dri
Jureg
Mr. Zelxier
Braddock
Maddteteier
George ML Hett
Self
A. W. Bartzis
Bolivar
Elerion
Mr. Garver
Wr Goaker
Baxter M. Fe. Tadiesburs
Mernhat
Orahin
Fidoney Ditcher
Andrew W. Mellon
White House
Mellon
Melfon
Peucha
Alice Longworth
George Mones
Airs Longworth
Ceres
Webber Wilson
Mississippi
Congressman Wilson
American
Canning Co
Army Flyer
Hood College
Broobeck Hall
Ben
Eizapeth Bohn
Bat
Ft Jx
Wolf
Elsie Harrison
Wino
Wes
BaDacid Grok
County Board 10
Peti
Tioners
Misa Nocrie
Joseph C. Green
Stow
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