Frederick County Bridges Fund Passes in Surprise Move
A county meeting chaired by the Frederick County Commissioners and lawmakers approved a funding proposal to repair flood damaged bridges and roads. The plan authorizes 50,000 to be borrowed in three installments 1927 1928 and 1929 with interest and tax levies. Additional 2 000 for bridge work and 12 000 for road damage brings total to 94 000. Bridges and culverts destroyed across multiple districts led to replacements or new constructions. Annapolis road tax measures and road supervision appointments discussed.
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Pecs
Cary
Frederick
House of Delegates
A. LeRoy Cardell
Emory i L. Cobleniz
Frederick County
Bell's Mil
Jefferson District
Park Mills
Bennett's Creek
Thurston
Buck Dixon
Buckerstown
Maar
Giances
State Roads Commission
Annapolis Toursdare
Reception Attended by Governor Ritchie Honoring General Assembly
A motor trip to Annapolis for a reception in Carvel Hall honors the General Assembly at the executive mansion. Notables include Secretary of State Sd Phi f h Winesbrent Roger R. Rice State's Attorney William M. Sorm and others amid dancing to follow. Half-Wit Parmer Caught After Farm Shootings in Fremont Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willi Saave
Ritchie
Anna
General Assembly
Carvel Hall
Stats Sd
Phi Fh
Roger R. Rice
Wi Ham M. Sorm
Benet
Harry Kennedy
Paul I. Parnes
Seek Clubber Who Killed Detroit Woman
A Detroit woman was killed and a clubber is sought by police. The suspect was last seen walking away after a neighbor said he was given $100 before leaving the house. The victim’s three diamond rings were reported missing.
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Detroit
Bebe
Damages Sought Against Bonding Company in Bus Incident Case
Miss Emma Josephine Smith sues Massachusetts Bonding and Insurance Co for 25 dollars weekly for 26 weeks seeking indemnity after injuries on a Blue Ridge Transportation bus near Urbana in January 1926. The case, before Judge Worthington, names Brown Bennett for the plaintiff and J M Wood for the defendant. The panel listed includes Thomas N Mobier and others. juror String withdrew after mention, reducing the panel to eleven.
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Emma Josephine Smith
East Third Street
Massachusetts Bonding and Insurance Company
Soday
Judse Worthington
Miss Smith
Brown and Bennett
J. M. Wood
Bis
Blue Ridge Transportation Company
Urbana
Thomas XN. Mobier
George H. Thomas
Adam R. Zentz
John W. Kelbaush
Charles - F. Jey
Elmer E. Roderick
Ror D. Warfield
Millard C. Coblentz
Norman M. Six
D. Casper Ramsburg
Charles M. String
Frank A. Doll
Mr. String
Anel
Baltimore Packing Plant Auctioned in Public Sale
The Shafer & Co. Baltimore packing and provision plant and assets were sold at public auction for £1,935,000 to the bondholders' committee of Shafer & Co. Inc. Emory L. Coblentz represented the committee in the sale. The plant sits on Lombard Street between Fifth and Seventh Streets in Baltimore, and included real estate and equipment.
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Shafer & Co
Baltimore
Mercantile Trust Ant Deposit Company of Baltimore
Tristee
Shafer & Co. Inc
Emory L. Coblentz
Lombard Street
Fifth
Seventh Streets
Howard St. Smith
J. Dear Armstrong
West Lexinston
Mr. Coidentz
Eugene Levetins
Fred G. Boyce
Em Ee Coblentz
Sam W. Tallison & Co
Bondholders Committee
Empany
Maryland
Nal Bank of
Mer
Hangar Destroyed at Richard's Field in Kansas City
A fire destroyed a hangar at Richard's Field near Kansas City Missouri, destroying four air mail planes owned by National Air Service. Fire officials reported the loss occurred today and cited damage estimates and impact on mail transport operations.
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Kansas City
Richard's Field
Here
Ceek
Sunny Skies Signal Weather Change Across County
The county reports above normal temperatures on Tuesday with mild readings in Frederick and surrounding areas. Officials note unusual February warmth, varied precipitation near the Great Lakes, and expectations of continued rainfall amid unsettled early spring conditions.
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Frederick
Appalachiane
Launch Seaboard
Great Lakes
New England
Four Day Speeches Once Common In Senate Chamber
Veteran Senate reporter recalls a bygone era when daily speeches stretched across four days. The piece notes the shift from long verbal deluge to modern brief sessions under current leadership, honoring Theodore F. Shuler and contemporaries who chronicled Reconstruction era debates.
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Senate
Rodney Dutcher
Washington
Shuex
Dawes
WEA
Charles G. Dawes
Theodore F. Shiler
Andrew Johnson
Thomas F. Davard
Shuer
Two Wills Filed In Orphans Court Rally At Adamstown
The article notes two wills filed in the Orphans Court, one for Thomas Hooper of Frederick city detailing bequests to relatives and executors, and another for Mrs. Rach E. MacGill of the county with substantial sums to grandchildren and others. A political rally in Adamstown follows with plans for speeches by local and state leaders and a program including Rev. Gshe Ngee and Miss Genevieve Lairman.
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Thomas
Hooper
Frederick City
Beny
Virginia Harris
Frederick
Washington
George Hooper
Baltimore
Tom Harris
Thomas W. Hooper
Daytona
Fia
Gur Hooper
Frank L. Bentz
Wiig
W. Bartgie Storsn
Leonard Storm
Charles Storm
Edward TE A Beniz
William M. Storm
Tle
Join J
Eleanor C. Martz
Rachel E. MacGill
Rac E. MacGill
Ruth E. Bowers
Doroth
Evvie R MacGill
Thomas M. Williamson
Nannie
William E
Tate
Wm. E. MacGill
Wiha Crawtford J Son
Frank L. Stoner
Isa Endeaver
Wil
Fred Ensleaver
Uyevouling
To'viuek
Arsine
Ehooiheir Friemle
Tackeystown
Ahuinstowt
Trinity
Adamstown
Willian Ss. Wachtel
County Union
Atternitnes
Smith
Maryland
Union
Hasion Atiaucet
Genevieve Lairman
Kreis
Bath
Adame Town
Sosiuiar
Rile
Mooreville
Jefferson
Aduinsioewn Sylino
State Reception of D A R and S A R Held
A group of Sons of the American Revolution and Daughters of the American Revolution attended a state reception and meeting. Members from various chapters gathered for an afternoon and evening event at the state capitol, with floral tributes and formal speeches.
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Sons of the Amereniios
Freer de Hahn
Cheicester Eral
National Society Press
State
Borah Junket Trip Blocked in Senate
In Washington, the Senate blocked Senator Borah's plan to send the Foreign Relations Committee on a junket this summer. The move affects travel to Messina and perhaps Tagua, with committee leaders and chairs debated as the action stalled.
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Senate
Washington
Fach
Borah
Messin
Shara Tagua
Pat Ihrouch
Ted
Donde
Conlidge
Grid Stars to Appear in Mt. St. Marys Play
Local page notes anticipate a cast of grid stars performing at Mt. St. Marys with several names preliminarily linked to the event. Attendance details and exact dates remain unclear in the fragment.
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MT. ST. Mary's
Annual Banquet of St Johns Council Knighs of Columbus
The Knighs of Columbus St Johns Council hosts a grand annual banquet Monday at Hotel Frederick at 8 o clock with a surprise program and music. Principal speaker Joseph Donovan, Howard county attorney, will attend with State Deputy Geo R Cultis and other state officers. About 70 members and guests expected. Holy Name Society plans related events including a communion breakfast and a future talk by Senator David J Walsh.
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St. Johns Council
Knighis of Columbus
Hotel Frederick
Frank M. Payne
F. W. Stanb
Milam J. Bushwalter
Harry G. Dorner
Harry J
Geo. R. Cultis
Baltimore
St. John's Catholic Church
Tey
FL AL Setwal Jenberg
Holy Name Society
Frederick
David J. Walsh
Massachusetts
R. of
Tour of Orient Features Mr. Hoaade in Japan Visit
A report traces Mr. Hoaade, formerly of 4H Bar, now with Ameri Omgsivie at Krebe in Japan, arriving on the Clark tour. Marek and Gaa Pelea are noted in connection with the tour as it reaches Japan.
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Orient
His Hoaade
4H Bar
Ameri @omsgivie
Krebe
Japan
Gaa Pelea
Marek
Clark
Srrives
Mares G
Ma Aa Sen
Replenish Streams and Protect Wildlife Habitats
An article notes efforts to replenish streams and support wildlife with emphasis on expanding habitats and protecting species. It mentions county involvement and the need for habitat restoration and better water management to sustain fisheries and biodiversity.
Annual Birthday Party at Leach Lodge 163
The annual birthday event for George W. will be held at Leach Lodge No. 163. A. F. Wass Lomorrowes stages the program at Masonic Temple 3 city. Speakers include Judge Frank Duncan of Tarein Maryland and Rev. Dr. Hentt L. G. fer, pastors of the Evangelical Since church, with events starting at 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W
Leach Lodge
No. 163
A. F. Wass Lomorrowes
Orlock
Masonic Temple
Frank
Duncan
Tarein
Hentt L. G. Fer
The
Evangelical Since Church
Governor's Green Bag sent to Legislature for appointments
A list of six state appointments and nominations to the Maryland Senate is included in the governor's so called green bag. Names cover positions in welfare parole and motor vehicle departments along with county level appointees across Frederick Middletown New Market Sabillasville Petersheirn and Woodsboro. The document reflects controversy over motor vehicle appointment and names like Babe ward M. Varish Parole Commissioner and Frederick county nominees appear among justices of the peace and election leaders.
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Atta
Val
Sovethin Uebehse
Greely
Aye
Airmbacsots
Gundins
Austins
Alasteemun
Frederick
Muart
Saucy
Wang Babeward M. Varrish
Senate
Frederick County
Lugerowners
Roger Ro Rice
John W. Grove
Willan B. James
Justices of the Peace
Guy K. Morter
Alton Y. Bennett
Sherman P. Bowers
J. Hollins Kefauver
Middletown
James G. Stevens
Creagerstowe
Henry Stokes
Emmitsburg
Wallace W. Tries
Urbane
Mra
John J. Hitselberger
Liberty
Clarence A. Davts
New Market
Wiliam E. Falconer
David Heruchel
Sabillasville
Coltin M. Stem
Sablilasville
Harry C. Dorcus
Woodsboro
John W. Liord
Petershire
Daniel C. Gladhill
Myersville
Reuben C. Grabill
Johnsville
Howard M. Jones
Brunswick
Marshall M. Leatherman
Catoctigg
Filibuster Prolongs Boulder Canyon Debate in Senate
Washington February 23 A late night session left the Senate with less than a full quorum as a guard was posted and the Boulder canyon dam bill resumed under a mounting filibuster. Senator Phipps led opposition with Senators Ashurst Cameron Johnson and others preparing to force a vote before adjournment to block displacement of the measure.
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Washington
Senate
Boulder Canyon
Tigi
Oine
Demoscrat
Cameron
Arzona
Johnson
California
Ron Bir
Carlis
Kangan
Kansas
Edwards
New Dersex
Curtis
Brace
Maryland
Ore
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House
State House
Annapolis
Marbury
Parmer
Fremont
Ati
Frank Marsh
Nto Munn
Atach
Emma J. Smith
Sale
Emory L. Cobrentz
Tal Birthaar
Sundar
Wm. Hann
Tropics
Ty Frederick
Nue
Cissegie Autos
Oporto
T. L. Hooper
Azul Tver
E. Brooke Lee
OrCeiiens
Baltimore City
Mice
Cal
Bernerd
D. A.R
Uae
Joseph Donovan
Howard County
G. K. Motter
S. P. Bowers
A. Y. Bennett
Stuart S. Janney
E. M. Parvish
Peleersme Groner
Boulder Bill
Thhus
Bowlder Canyon
Nebraska
New Jersey
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