County Storm Damage Listed Roads Tied Up
Frederick county records reveal extensive storm damage from a weekend blizzard. Snow plows worked Sunday as 36 C P Telephone poles fell, trunk lines failed, and 65 lines with 363 stations were out. rail traffic resumed after snow and ice slowed service. Restoration crews restored Manor by Sunday evening and many routes faced delays due to drifting and downed lines.
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Frederick City
H. & Rwy. Ca
Manor
Braddock
Arong
Tabway
Wlue Ridge Transportation
Committee Fails to Reach Agreement at Conference
A chaotic joint conference broke down over wage scale terms. The Catd Party for the Senefis of Lady of Mit Carmel and allies claimed broad support from readers across Thormont Emmits yars and Frederick, signaling stalled talks and uncertain outcomes.
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Easies
Bodar
Ier
Lady of Mit
Carmel Et Ho
Thormont
Emmitsyars
Frederick
Spa
Grocer Sets Trap as Invader Is Killed
A local grocery owner warned by repeated intrusions set a trap that resulted in the death of an intruder. Police are investigating the shooting as a justifiable act. The incident occurred at the grocery premises, with responding officers securing the scene and questioning witnesses.
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Grocer
Invader
Rabid Dog That Attacked Baltimore Child Is Killed
Evelyn Delphey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Delphey, was bitten on the leg and hand by a dog which was later declared mad by Baltimore physicians. The dog, belonging to Mr. Tracer of Carroll Street, was shot after it fled to the Maryland School grounds and died. The head was sent to Baltimore for examination.
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Evelyn Delphey
Clarence Delphey
Baltimore
Frederick
Charles F. Goodell
J. Paul Delphey
Allen Bartsit
Maryland School For
Ils Tother
I. Bernard McClellan
Art Club Studies Portrait Sculptors Tonight
The Frederick Art Club met with Mrs. Katie Keeter guiding a session on portrait sculpture. Mrs. Ruth Delaplaine, Mrs. Grace Clay, and others discussed Houdon and Diana, Jo Davidson busts, Emil Fugh, and the era’s modern portraitists, ending with Call From The Beyond as the final highlight.
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Frederick
Houdon
Diana
Grace Clay
Louvre
Touden
Jo Davidson
Eleanor Tull
John D. Rocke
Vauelain
Kennedy
Kaba
Guthrie
Keefer
Emil Fugh
Moonshine Victim Three Year Old Boy In Pittsburgh Area
Conflicting statements emerged about a child poisoned by moonshine in the Pittsburgh region. George Solch and his parents gave differing accounts as investigators seized a quart of illicit liquor and raided the home of George Mutie of West Wilmerding. The case centers on a small boy who allegedly drank moonshine Saturday, with authorities detailing the illicit source and ongoing inquiries.
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Pittebarsh
George Solch
George Mutie
West Wilmerding
Mutie
May
Annual Meeting Brings Local D A R Chapter Guests
The Lawrence Everhart Chapter Sons of the American Revolution hosts an annual banquet at the Francis Scott Key Motel with speakers including Dr. Matthew Pare Andrews and Congressman A. Woodrum. The event opens with an invocation by Dr. Joseph J. Apple and features remarks by Mrs. Jacob P. Fosser and others.
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Matthew Pare Andrews
Congressmas
Cifren A. Woodruai
Virginia
Lawrence Everhart
Sons of the American Revolution
Francis Scott Key
Frederick
Daughters of the American Revolution
Joseph JH. Apple
Edward S. Delaplaine
Charen
Jacob P. Fosser
Francis HW. Markell
Andrews
Booth Tarkington
Tuilan | Street
Irvin $. Cobb
Congresman Woodrum Ieane c
Cantata postponed and church services report
Winter weather reduced attendance at Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church with 368 in Sunday school led by C. E. Clime. Rev Dr G Ellis Williams preached both services and a cantata The Hound of Heaven was postponed to next Sunday. Epworth League service at 6 30 pm led by Miss Virginia Cline covered religious education. Family night Wednesday at 7 20 pm. Golden Threads Bible Class planned for Sunday school red. Leaders Class meeting next Tuesday with Evangelical Lutheran visitors. Prayer meeting at Harris home tonight. Sunday school and decision services held with four conversions and five new members. Church attendance strong, several activities noted including choir and quiet hour.
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Calcary Methodist Episcopal Church
C. E. Clime Presidi
G. Ellis Willams
Wirginia Cline
Font Weduveliy
Bille Claes
Jesse H. Michael
Evangelical Lutheran Church
A. B. Church
Centennial Memorial United
Brethren Church
Paul Planket
Féz
Geo. W. Strine
Evan Pain
Howard Moberly
Sr. C. EL Gate
McGij
Mrs. Maverty
Ae Garher
Avck
MURDER CASE IN CANTONESE ARMY MOVED TO SHANGHAI AREA
La Plata Ma Feb 21 Only Simmons and Arthur Swain two Black men charged with Edward J Carpenter murder here January S have been granted change of venue to Frederick county court. They are jailed in Baltimore for safety. Venue granted on petition of defense. Carpenter worked at Todian Head powder works. he was robbed and shot January 7 died next day father of seven. Attorneys include Joseph C Santry for Simmons and Milton Dashiell George Fornell for Swain. Local officials unaware of venue change. trial likely set for late March. Other items include Shanghai unrest and international diplomacy notes.
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la Plata
Simmons
Arthur Swain
Edward J. Carpenter
Frederick County
Baltimore City
Mitchell Diesel
Charles County
Carpenter
Todian Head
Joseph C. Santry
Swann
Milton Dashiell
George Fornell
U S Taking Firmer Hold in Nicaragua
Washington reports the United States tightening influence in Nicaragua. US officials noncommitally plan procedures hindering insurgent efforts to topple President Diaz. Marines and bluejackets have seized key railway lines from Managua to Corinto and moved the Managua legation to Loma.
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U. S
Nicaragua
Washington
State
Navy
Buensa
Diaz
Tital National Railway
Marana
Corinta
Legation
Xuarqa
Death juror's son halts federal trial
Fragmented OCR text references a juror's son causing a halt to a federal trial. Key names and details are unclear due to garbled source. The readable fragment suggests a courtroom event connected to a death juror and a stoppage in proceedings.
Government Wins In Anti Trust Action
Government wins in anti trust action as details blur in this OCR fragment. Report notes involvement of parties named Washington Fred and Benny with unclear roles and dates. Further specifics are unreadable, but ruling appears decisive in the cited case.
Ministers Urge Peace Program In Frederick County
The Frederick County Ministerial Association adopts a peace program urging arbitration in international disputes. The resolution calls for President to submit these matters to arbitration as a safeguard against drifting from the policy of arbitration. A luncheon at Francis Scott Key Hotel honors a donor whose name is withheld. Attendees include numerous local clergy and their spouses from Frederick, Walkersville, Brunswick, Middletown, Adamstown, Buckeystown, and Jefferson.
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Yevtins
Tek County
Bell Ac
Eloek
Baildtes
Wiliam
Charles Hosa
Memoswick
Frederick County
Aeust
Alatin
Mexico
Nidtrama
Anil
Atalis
Elin
Vutuing
Ars
Francis Scott Bertotel
Hey
C. A. Neal
Myersville
J. C. Sorrick
Woodsbern
Atvilt Conner
Jefferson
T. J. Gaeler
Eity
Grace Lockton
J. Apple
Jund
G. Rupp
City
Carl Maynell
Whiam C. Day
Middletown
St. FL Maia
Brunswick
Raymond L. Montras
Walkersville
B. F. Krubandh
Miersville
Iter
Charles W. Hess
Brunavick
W. Ree Turner
Adamstown
W. Kirk
Buckeystown
J. E. Alnaworth
John S. Adam
C. W. Walek
H.C. Exrdman
Burkittside
C. My Shull
Hes
Charles A. York
Ffart
Zell
Ile
Vesper Speaker Rev Shaffer Faces Weather Delay
Inclement weather kept Dr J Ross Stevenson from Purdue Theological Seminary at Princeton away. Rev Charles D Shaffer secretary of the MCA spoke at Brodbeck Hall at 4 o clock, using Matthew 22:37 39 as text and citing Lincoln Washington and Willard as examples. The service featured music by Henry T Noble and a solo from Dess Ingen, with the United States government cited for its scientific progress.
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J. Ross Stevenson
Pune Theological Seminary
Princeton
Fred Nday
Charles D. Shall
M.C. A
Brodsbeck Hall
Matthew
Shaffer
Abraham Lin- Genrie Washinston
Willard
Atlantic Coast Storm Leaves Destruction and Deaths
A violent 48 hour snow and windstorm along the Atlantic coast causes sixteen deaths and millions in damage from Maine to Delaware Bay. Heavy seas sink ships, boards collapse on the boardwalks from Asbury Park to Cape May, wrecks and beaching occur, and Atlantic City loses part of its boardwalk. Shipping halted, tides reach twenty year highs, and coastal communities suffer extensive property losses.
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New York
Med
Zern
Provincetown
Mass
Coast
Vasily Luewed Iv
Atlantic City
Iwuin Bogiom
Perth Amboy
N. J
Ambroam
New York Harbor
New Jersey
Asbury Park
Capa May
Griven
Local celebration plans for Washington's birthday observed
The Tuesday program includes bank closures, post office hours limited, and school holidays at Academy of the Vinkitation Notre Dame and the Academy. An entertainment for children is planned, with two Cathet schools also on holiday. Post office parcel and stamp windows open 7 to 9 am. one morning and two afternoon deliveries, no rural route. Collections at 3:20 am, 11 am to 1 pm, and 9 pm. Civic events include Sons of the American Revolution banquet with Daughters of the Revolution participation. Alice Delaskwatt of 4 Rt. Baltimore spent weekend with parents.
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Rece Wakeington
St. John’s Literary
Netitata
Notre Dame
Academy of Revisitation
Individurades
Academy of the Vinktation
Financial Department
Aocal Post Office
Tirvimg
Frederick Beavon
Washington
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J. H. Apple
Washingon-Frederick
Capitol City
Rockville
Blue Ridge. Transportation Company
Charles Hobbs
Willam C. Hann
Frances E. Baldwin
Mildred Northrup
Marjorie Stackhouse
Everning
Mildred Brown
Albert S& Brown
Rockwell Terrace
Ted
Samuel Gordon
Urbana
William C., Hummn
Potomac Edison Contrant
Frank A. Castle
Washington Cathedral
Lander
Alfred ‘Harding
Westminster
Ameri
Treas
Jaseji
Bauer
Savannah
Charls and
John S
Mathers
Shangha
London Press
William
Storm
Associated Press
Hanmhow
Shanshai
Shanghai
Chang Tso0-Lin
Nen Province
Wu Pei-Fu
Chang
Great Britain
Tsankow
Ktokiane
Lawei
Peking
China
London
Chamberlain
House of Commons
Hankow
Raymond G. Moore
Ihany
Taiwan
Taki Oferinzs General
Fred
Heidi
Benny
Mr. and “Re. Grarson FE Bowers
County Association
Coolidge
Chas. D. Shaffer Hood
J. R. Stevenson
Princeton Theological Seminary
United States
Atlantic Coast
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Alice Delaskwatt
Raltsmore
Geo.Mutt
Madison Street
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