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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1924

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Frederick City Faces Worst Snow Sleet of Year

Frederick city and county slowly recover from the severest snow and sleet storm in years with six inches of snow on Tuesday, later rising to eight and a half inches. Plows cleared main highways while trolleys ran on schedule and city workers battled slush and flooding. The city hall roof leaked, prompting repairs as crews helped restore order amid freezing conditions.

Frederick W ©. Humm Potomac Edison Company National Weather Report Board of Aldermen George Wiliam Shipley John 8 Renn Emory C. Crim City Register

Runaway horse narrowly misses falling in manhole

A milk wagon horse bolted down East Patrick street near the Square Corner and almost dropped into an open manhole as city workers cleared snow. A bystander and two local men chased the horse, stopping it in front of the Francis Scott Key Hotel. A second horse was halted before danger. An unrelated line notes that only about five of every hundred Brits pay income tax.

East Patrick Street Gordon Cronenburg West Patrick Street Kuhn and James Francis Scott Key A C. McCardel Miller's Patrick Street Mr Rice Great Britain

Major Whitman to resign as chairman of P S C

Major Ezra B. Whitman, chairman of the Public Service Commission, said he will consider resigning if business before the commission does not decrease. He plans to decide before April 1 and cited his other duties and private business as limiting his ability to devote time to the work. He spoke in Frederick at a Maryland Utilities Association conference.

Associated Press Baltimore Public Service Commission Ezra B. Whitman Ritchie Whitman Major Whitman Frederick Maryland Utiliies Association

MORE ACCOMMODATIONS FOR OLDER BOYS CONFERENCE DELEGATES

Oscar I Grove Boys' Secretary of the local YMCA lists added entertainment planners for the Older Boys Conference to be held February 29 to March 2. Names include Vernon Smith E E Dison W C Staley Mrs George Menutzer and Prof H C York. Additional delegates registered: A Moberly L D Engelbrecht Raymond Starr Donald L Smith C N Main J I Harold Boone B Callmus James Coinpropst Chester Tucker and Melyim Engle.

Oscar I. Grove Y M. C Vernon Smith E. E. Dison W. C. Staley George Menutzer H. C. York A. Moberly L. D. Engelbrecht Raymond —. Starr Donald L. Smith N Main J. Ilarold Boone B Callmus James Coinpropst Chester Tucker Melyim Engle

Marriage Licenses and Crashes in Frederick Area

A list of marriage licenses shows several couples from Pennsylvania and Maryland, with ages and residence towns. A critical condition note reports Nellie Poole in City Hospital after a spine fracture from a Sunday automobile accident on the Baltimore State road, with her condition unchanged. A brief line notes that national Japanese sake is typically served warm, with the bottle warmed in boiling water.

Nellie Poole City Hospital Baltimore State Road

Arunah Rogers Dies After Train Accident

Charles Arunah Rogers died this morning at 8 15 o clock in Frederick City Hospital from injuries at Dickerson Station when his leg was severed by a Baltimore and Ohio Railroad train on February 7. He farmed near Buckeystown and worked with Frick Company in Waynesboro. Survived by six children and two sisters, funeral planned at St Joseph church with details by C. Garry, funeral director.

Charles Arunah Rogers Frederick City Hospital Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Dickerson Station Ile James P Rosa Campbell Rogers Rogers Utah Place Buckeystown Frick Company Waynesboro Jate Nora Tardy Oliver R. Nichols Baltimore William J. Fitzsimmons Ann Louise Rogers James A Rogers T. Hardy Rogers London England

Annan and Horner Realty Sells Land At Auction

Annan and Horner Realty brought in 11 330 dollars at a public sale held Tuesday at the Emmitsburg court house under power in a mortgage to the Federal Land Bank of Baltimore dated March 16 1922. The sale included 234 acres in Emmitsburg district and 382 acres in Aime district sold to the Federal Land Bank of Baltimore. Auctioneer William Quirer and assignees Charles Weld and attorneys George R Dennis and Noel Taller were involved.

Court House Emmitsburg Anna FE Morrer Federal Land Bank of Baltimore Aime District J. Stewart Nan Elizabeth M. Annan Ing W Charles Weld George R Dennis Noel Taller William Quirer Wa

Three Convicted of Bank Messengers Murder

The Associated Press reports John Farina was convicted by a jury of taking part in the robbery and murder of two Brooklyn bank messengers, with two accomplices Joseph and Morris Barrow Diamond already convicted and awaiting the death sentence. Also noted is a sleet related accident where a Dodge truck owned by E S Mobley skidded near West Friendship, injuring drivers Ernest Poole and Lester Koogie, with minor damage and repairs.

New York John Farina Brooklyn Joseph Morris Barrow Diamond E S Mobley Weel Patric Street West Friendship Mobley Ernest Poole Lester Koogie Koogie Frederick

New York Flooded After Snowstorm Grips Region

The storm drenches New York metro area with rain and sleet turning snow into slush and flooding streets, delaying trains, and halting some service. Four hundred snowplows and 14,000 workers clear roads as Buffalo endures heavy snowfall. Rural Western New York and northern Delaware face isolation, while telegraph lines fail across Cumberland Maryland and nearby towns.

Associated Press New York Buffalo Dennay Yana

Weather fuels crowds at Odd Fellows bazaar in Frederick

A large but weather-affected crowd attended the Odd Fellows bazaar at the Armory in Frederick on Tuesday night. Despite rain, meals served exceeded Monday, decorations were praised, Hagen's Orchestra played, and a carnival atmosphere prevailed. Trial postponement noted in local court action involving George Grove and Miss Louise Nelson. venue changes and delays cited. A verdict for the plaintiff in Troffman vs Matthian was reported, with subsequent court adjournment to Thursday for criminal cases. Scottish lochs are noted as exceptionally deep with depths over 1,000 feet in some reports.

She & O GQ Armory Odd Fellows Hame Frederick Wusic Hagen Blaine Troffman John PD Matthian Howehoel Felton Jfarp Willard

Senator Elkins says he bought Sinclair stock

Senator Elkins of West Virginia testified he purchased Sinclair Consolidated Company stock and was willing to appear before the Senate oil committee to explain the transactions. He said he bought more Bethlehem Steel and other stocks and warned against halting all stock activity, calling the probe a Democratic political drive. The hearing focused on Whitney’s examination, with no immediate new developments announced.

Associated Press Washington E*dine West Virginia Sinclair Consolidated Company Senate Benkard Harry Payne Whitney Sinclair Tiking Bethlehem Steel Willam G McAdoo Franklin K. Tane Tearoot New York Learpot Prospect

Twenty Second Home Demonstration Club Formed in Woodsboro

The twentieth home demonstration club formed at Woodsboro with 22 members. Meeting at Mrs J P Feiser's home. Mrs A G McKinney spoke on club work and county federation benefits. Miss Bertha Knight opens nutrition projects. clubs plan long term uniform county and state programs.

Woodsboro J. P. Feiser A. G McKinney Walkersville County Federation of Women’s Clubs Bhiarbeth R. Thompson Bertha Knight University of Maryland Mt Pleasant Mio Pleasant Adamstown Urbana Buckeystown

Coolidge Withdraws Name of Christian for FTC Post

Washington February 20 The Senate opposition to the nomination of George B. Christian secretary to President Harding to the Federal Trade Commission prompted President Coolidge to withdraw Christien as nominee on the day of submission after fears within the Senate.

Associated Press Washington Senate Geo. B. Christian Harding Federal Trade Commission Coolidge Christien Neimnes

Moonshine Bottles Found On Liquor Suspect Arrested

John Perkins was arrested on an indictment by the February grand jury for illegal sale and possession of liquor. Sheriff Albaugh found several bottles of liquor believed to be moonshine on Perkins at the corner of South Market and All Saints streets. The bottles were confiscated and Perkins jailed awaiting trial this term.

John Perkins Sherif Albauugh Perkins South Market All Saints Streets Argit Albaugh Sherif

Watkins released on bail in Ridgeville case

Otis I. Watkins about 30 was arrested Monday afternoon for forging names on notes totaling 10 000 and signing contracts for conditional sales of automobiles. He was released on 5 000 bail by Justice J. Grahame Johnson to await the September grand jury. Watkins was jailed after arrest. he allegedly received the money and endorsed notes to the Commercial Credit Company of Baltimore. No autos were delivered. Whitey Eyler freed on 1 400 bail by court after indictment for illegal liquor sales.

Otis I. Watkins Ridgeville J. Grahame Johnson Watkins Ife Sales and Service Corporation Commercial Credit Company Baltimore

Market Groups Rise. Stocks Add to Gains

New York February 20 Market groups mostly moved higher in morning trading with pools liquidating in a few specialties. Call money opened at 4 1 4 percent as investors watched broad strength. In Geneva February 20 Aeneas McDonald a policeman fatally wounded after shooting a burglar manacled himself to the suspect, lapsed into unconsciousness minutes later. A safe in the New York Central railroad offices had been drilled ready for a blow.

Associated Press New York General Stock List Olly Geneva Aeneas McDonald McDonald Tim Itering New York Central New York Central Railroad Blowine

Probe anderson affairs now in baltimore city

Baltimore, Feb 20 Local inquiry into the affairs of William H Anderson former state Superintendent of the Anti Saloon League of New York under sentence in New York city for third degree forgery is being made by the States Attorney of Baltimore State's Attorney O Conor today said that in the last few days at the request of District Attorney Banton of New York he questioned a wealthy Baltimorean who had knowledge of the affairs of Anderson while he was Superintendent of the Anti Saloon League of Maryland and after he moved to New York O Conor refused to disclose the identity of the man nor would he say whether he was in any way identifier with John T King named by Anderson as his benefactor to the extent of thousands of dollars.

Associated Press Baltimore William H. Anderson Anti-Saloon League of New York New York City O’conor Banton Maryland O'Conor John T. King Anderson

Storm Damage to Frederick County Phone Plant in 1923

The Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company spent about $24,000 on extraordinary repairs after the March 6 and 7, 1923 snow and sleet storm. P. J. Payne, manager, notes replacements included 296 poles, 376 crossarms, 39 guys, 412 feet of cable and 80 single miles of wire, with emphasis on maintaining a surplus for rapid service restoration.

Frederick County Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company P. J Payne Payne

Hog Cholera Reported on Maryland Farms Near Centerville and New London

Warnings from the Extension Service of the University of Maryland indicate hog cholera is present on farms belonging to J. D. Murphy and Jacobs Wilcom near Centerville and on farms of Chester Cooper and Dorsey Hammond at New London. Authorities urge farmers to monitor stock and follow animal health guidelines.

Muse J. D. Murphy Jacobs Wilcom Centerville Chester Cooper Dorsey Hammond New London Extension Service University of Maryland Bureau of Animal Industry

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Daugherty Gabinet Trolley Company White House Department of Justice Wheeler Montana L Ugherty Judiciary Committee House Isid RAMH Arthur E. Sweigert Rutherford Weights Hazel G. Blicker Dillsburg Claude G. Beard Bessie M. Lippy Lee A. Cohee Twaston Naomi K. Amoss Harold Evler Liston Evelyn May Gillis Roger L. Boone Emma Sutely Liberty Town Ross Wetzell Esther Gerttrude Fess Near Emmitsburg Harry Brandenburg Virginia If. Smith Madison Street O Yara Arunah Rogers Annan and Horner Realty Cumberland Gratton W. Va Wheeling Pittsburgh George Grove Louise D Nelson Elkins Sinclair Stock Benkard Company 20Th Home Demonstration Club County Christian Dence St. Petera St. Petersburg Fla Frank McDowel McDowel Ihs Young MccDowel Poligon Georgia MecDowel Sle Frank Federal Revenue J. A Nidwler J. Fred Main Harry F. Knipple Franklin M Daniel L Smith Martin Luther Miter U.S Noel Halier Kidwiter Main Smith Miller Knipple Whitey Hyler Ecourt Eyler Grand Probe Anderson Affairs Baltimore City Phone CO
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