Magrall to discuss highway issues Saturday
County officials and representatives guest as M Magrall addresses highway matters at a meeting. Proposed gasoline tax and elimination of grade crossings are on the agenda along with road construction legislation and assessment concerns. State roads and House of Delegates members join the discussion amid planning notices and rescheduling due to last week’s postponement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John N. Maz
CaRioman
Willam J. Grove
Ihear
Siaseatics
A. LeRoy McCarde
Kefauver
A. Grant Hooper
Ulayson E. Palmer
Anderson H. Erzier
D. Charles Ficoa
House of Delegates
Camaez
Grove
Trove
At Latur Problems 2
Chesapeake Bay Steamer Is Sunk
Baltimore February 4 AP a dramatic tale unfolds as the City of Annapolis sinks after a foggy collision with the City of Richmond off Potomac River mouth. 59 aboard City of Annapolis rescued. one man Marshall Les hospital bound from water rush. City of Richmond safely sails to Baltimore with 103 aboard.
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Baltimore
Chesapeake Bay
City of Annapdts
Potomac River
Richmond
Annapolis
West Point
Marshall Les
City of Richmond
City of Annapolis
Chesapeake Bar
Smitha Point
Chesapeake Steamship Company
Core Point
Dairy Expert Talks At Lions Luncheon
A dairy expert spoke at the Lions Club luncheon today. Attendees heard insights on dairy practices and market trends, with emphasis on quality and efficiency in production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LIONS
Forestry talks in schools described in Frederick area
Frederick County students will hear forestry lectures this week as District Forest Warden C Cyril Klein outlines forest protection and proposed state fire-law changes. The talks, part of a county program, include demonstrations at Middletown High School and lectures at nearby churches.
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Cyril Klein
Dix Sisenl
Prolerick County Farmers’ Association
Vourt House
Marsland
Marstand
Klein
Farmers Association
Lime. Ig
Frederick
Middletown
Thurmont
Emmittonrz
Smithsire
Fredericks
Citr
Hamburg
Forestry Department
FL B. ‘Trewk
Extens
University of Maryland
Klemings
Frederick Ecounty
Baltimore Gov proposes gasoline tax tweak for Baltimore trucks
Governor Ritchie urged an amendment to raise the gasoline tax by 1.5 cents for road work while exempting automobile trucks and taxicabs operating solely in Baltimore. The measure faced action in a special Senate session as finance committee work continued. Other options included a one cent increase or elimination of crash crossings, with details shifting in Philadelphia and Frederick plans.
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Anbapous
Ritchie
Baltimore
Senate
Rich
Winter to Spring News Roars Through Frederick
The Frederick city page reports fluctuating temperatures signaling an early spring as snow cleanup proceeds. A large crew, trucks and carts are clearing streets amid thawing ice, with forecasts suggesting temperatures may rise above 50 degrees. The March Lion is expected to debut in four days. The issue highlights high school swimming meets and a March Y M C A event lineup, plus an April girls carnival and a May boys and girls athletic meet. Wedding news notes Miss Joe trade Henshaw Norris and Joseph Coy Green’s Princeton ceremony.
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Freibrick
Niledee
EL Gall Tee
Ita
Avhietts
Pwudgelb
Tee
Dee Denney Fey
Coer Piiuned
Ogi
Ely Clea Preparatory
Fred
Fu Toe
M. Caa
Pout Sumesany
A. L. Leary
Pitman
Athletis
Frederick City
sBricg
Playground Athletic League
Maryland
Board of Education
Helen Jamart
State Armory
Fair Grounds
William Burdick
Frederick
Bette Borle
W. J. K. Aldridge
Frederick Hizit School
Naiega
Tod
Baltimore
Playground League and Education Department
Ee Smith Rogers
New York City
Joe
Henshaw Norris
Joseph Coy Green
Princeton University
Calvary Church
New York
Grean
En Wil
Princeton
200 Word Minute Speech Yodeling Shuey Maintains
Shuey discusses rapid Senate oratory with fellow reporters noting 180 to 105 words per minute. He praises Borah Reed Glass Swanson Heflin Carter and James A Reed as clear and effective speakers. Reporters shift to floor seating to capture notes as galleries observe faster, more precise delivery.
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Donry
Bates
New
Job Morgan
Mr. Robinson
Arkansas
Mr Borah
Robinson
Borah
James A. Reed
Reed
Shuey
Senate
Heflin
Alwtatia
Swanson
William ‘M. Evarte
Hares
Shuer
Bodies found in hull of burned tanker Black Sea
In Brooklyn Harbor two sailors were found aboard the beached British tanker Black Sea, which had been set ablaze and towed away from shore. Firemen and police reported the starboard side still red from explosions while more bodies were not confirmed.
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New York
Black Sea
Red Hook
Brooklyn
Tus
Fuss
Hill-Van-Bull
Teamen
Baronne
Maryland Wheat Shows Green in Fields Across Maryland
Crop conditions for the week ended yesterday show Maryland wheat and other grains improving with greener fields and generally favorable outlook. Cooler at the base of the week. development of fruit buds noted as part of farm weather observations. C E Rally Tonight features Rev Ainett H Kieffman as principal speaker for the Endeavor gathering at 7 o'clock in Adamstown.
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Washington
Maryland
C. E
Ian Endeavor
Adamstown
Ainett H. Kieffman
Pas- Ave. Presbyterian
Statium Af 2
Te Present Play at 7.00 With cast list
A presentation is scheduled at 7.00 with participants Earl Bowers, Withivl Rall Bowers, Lonize Reyrere, Judat Foster, Marr Arnold, J.i Henry, Rev. H. E Aud, R George Greene, Mande Arnaif a ang MTrammond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Bowers
Madeline Withivl Rall Bowers
Lonize Reyrere
Judat Foster
Marr Arnold
J.i Henry
H. E
R George Greene
Mande Arnaif
Ang Mtrammond
Chaos in China as refugees flee inland cities
Fragmentary report notes hundreds of American refugees escaping turmoil in China and seeking safety in inland areas. Details on dates, places, and exact numbers are unclear in the readable text.
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China
Automobile Dealers Meet Here March 3
A gathering of auto dealers and industry figures from the region will meet March 3 at a venue on East Patrick Street. Jesse W. Kolb, manager, says the session is part of a state series sponsored by the National Automobile Equipment Association and allied groups. The event aims to discuss better service for the public and share industry strategies.
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Deale
Bis
East
Patrick Street
Jesse W. Kolb
National Automeate Equipment Jssociation
National Automah Dealers Association
Baltmore Automobie Trade Association
Accessorate
Tm Yminstry
Will P
Popeing Als Spee
Automne
Joba
Rskandis
Woman's Club Elects Sewing Officers for Lent
The Woman's Club of 7 Teoh elected officers for the coming term on Monday afternoon. President Mrs. Locize G. Ardeera. secretary Mrs. B. C. Thomas. treasurer Mrs. Chas. E. Beatty. sewing chair Mrs. Grace P. Smith. Meetings will be held each Monday afternoon to sew for families in the community, and a benefit sale is planned for Saturday afternoon to raise funds for materials for Lenten work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Teoh
Ita
Locize G. Ardeera
B. C. Thomas
Treaaurer
Chas
E. Beatty
Grace P. Smith
Tlent
Fink
Selecting Cast for Annual Play of Legion Post
The Legion Post plans its annual play with rehearsal start soon under the direction of John Stosers Company. Details include chorus aged ten to fourteen, a lyric tale about devotion, and a cast featuring Emil Koralely Adele and Christina. The director will arrive weeks before Easter. first rehearsals dates to be announced.
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Beth Parsons
Ralph Zhomerman
Chirk S. Houck
Jocal Legion West
Worl
John Stosers Company
Bunty
Chae
Direcwr Wall
Hee Song
Emil Koralely
Adele
Jim
Emil
Christina
Craig Randallg
Ann Keley
Browlway
Hrumbergs
Ann
Judy
New York
Claris Ihia
Fier
Rufus O'Mara
Marrs
Addapiee
Suspect in Langhorne murder shoots self after call
Ernest Ricker, who killed his wife and a sheriff in South Langhorne, Pa, yesterday, telephoned a Asbury Park reporter to relay details of the shooting. In Berkeley Carteret Hotel he framed the call, then fired three shots into his body while the reporter waited for police arrival.
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Asbury Park
N. J
Ernest Ricker
South Langhorne
Berkeley Carteret
Ricker
Southwarghorne
English cruiser sent to Nicaragua as refuge
A British warship was dispatched to Nicaragua to serve as a refuge amid civil warfare in Central America. The State Department confirmed the decision, noting authorities in Managua were notified that the ship could not guarantee protection for British interests or property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicaragua
State
Ood
Pojoy
Central America
Managua
Manila Fire Triggers Open Investigation Into Million-Dollar Loss
Officials launch inquiry into a fire in Manila causing substantial damage. Early reports estimate losses near two million dollars with investigations focusing on cause and timeline. Local authorities urged safety and remediation steps while assessing affected businesses.
John Wood Will Filed In Court Probate Will and Trust Provisions
The will of John Wood, dated January 2, 1927, leaves the estate to his family with Emily Wood and John Wood Jr as life beneficiaries and distributions to their children. If either dies childless, shares revert. contested shares forfeited to Mary F Allen and others. Special bequests to Mary E Allen, Earle B Wood, and Alben M Wood. Executors named, witnesses listed.
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Cour
Jimily Miwudy Wool
Aklew
Alan Porting
Mos
Mburyland
Punte
John Wood, Jr
Emily Ph. Wood
Mt Trusty
Tral Frases ‘Company
Mary
Emily Thomas Wood
Isaac
John Wool
Emily
Mary E Alin
Long Beach
Call
Earle B. Wood
Montgomery County
Alben M. Wood
Frodrick
Ishamed
Mosenous
Kellogg Sees No Need of Ca Tour
Secretary Kellogg, after consulting with President Coolidge, writes Chairman Borah that the administration sees no necessity for the proposed tour of Mexico and Nicaragua. He notes two State Department officials were to testify, signaling a shift in Senate Foreign Relations Committee plans.
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Washington
Coolidge
Kelloge
Borah
Mexico
Nicaragua
Senate Foreign Relations
State Department
Sihley Morgan
Williamson 5S
Howell, Jr
Wellogg
Chmar Boral
Itis
Serious Ill Fay Trial Report Confusing Fragment
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a serious illness and a trial involving John T. 327, with unclear context and multiple garbled names and actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fay
Austin
Tie
Jehn T
Northern troops sent to Shanghai amid labor truce called
Shanghai leaders declare a labor truce sending thousands of workers back to jobs as peacetime security measures tighten. Reports claim executions of agitators and arrests by General Li’s forces amid a citywide atmosphere of fear. Intermittent kidnappings and political arrests are mentioned but not confirmed by officials.
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Shanghai
Sug Chuan
Pao Chao
Shanghai Defense Commlcioner
Fonda
Pattle
Kidsnapmat
Kuo Mintang
Middletown U U A Observes Anniversary
Middletown Council No. 4 U A M observed the anniversary with sixteen candidates at Memorial Hall. The degree team from Washington County led the work under State Vice Counselor John E France. Delegations from Glade Valley Walkersriffed Myersville Jefferson and Frederick councils attended. Retirements were served and remarks praised public schools, noting gains in council memberships statewide.
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Middletown
U. A M
Memorial Hall
Fraternity Entertainment Association
Washington County
John E. France
Hageratown
Glade Valley
Myersville
Jefferson
Frederick
Grayson Lanner
A. R Suedexar
Flax Council
Bate More
John Eesauce
Baltimore City
Samuel M. Moore
Hagerstown
Frederick County
M_ ison
Jefferson Council
Charles K. Rhoderick
Middletown Council
Jacob L. Enxebhracht
I. Cenc
Grossop Zanner
Freeeres R
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M. Magrall
Frederick County Farmers’ Association
Thast
Tresseia Ray
Aiogez
Mreraville
Worats
England
Aepiern
Iran
Mayshower
Wednesdar Arencnk
Philadelphia
Athlesc
Lion
Springtine
Arsine
Legion Post
Local Post
Manila
John Wood
Kellogg
Chuan-Fang
Middletown U
U. A
Clase
Easth
Wash
Fapistes Fisherieg
Kodiak
Alaska Harbor
Bell Beoy
Pnied Sylaha
Bremerton
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