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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1923

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Cooperation urged for Maryland road safety enforcement

Commissioner Baughman appeals to automobile owners and operators in Maryland to aid in enforcing the Motor Vehicle Law. He stresses collaboration between owners and regulators to improve highway safety amid rising traffic and incidents, noting the need for prompt punishment of violations and greater public vigilance. He warns obstruction of justice can arise when cooperation falters and urges responsible motorists to participate in stricter enforcement and deterrent penalties.

Commissioner of Motor Vehicles automobile owners of Maryland ues Marviend Pon reEve ADR

Jailed at 2 A.M. for Non-Support Arrest Linked to Proximity

Deputy sheriffs located Frank Ottos, 35, near Keymar and arrested him in Hagerstown at 12 o’clock after tracing a motorcycle license. Ottos, indicted by the September grand jury for non support, was jailed at 2 A.M. awaiting the February term.

Allen Bartgis Harry Deorcus FrankOttos 35 Keymar Ono Hagerstown North Prospect streets J. W. Myers Sherif Darcus Otto Darcus lcense Doreus Orte Hasgerstown Ottones faust

Revival Services to Be Continued This Week

The revival continues this week with sermons by Wrightson and Mrs Goodson. Missionary offerings totalled £158.85 with Leaders' Bible Class contributing £3.70. Markell H. Nelson delivered the missionary address and George Helser played cornet. Superintendent C. E. Cline returns from Florida. Official Board meets Monday after service. Women’s Home meets Wednesday at two.

Methodist Episcopal Sunday School Markell H. Nelson George Helser C. E. Cline Florida Epworth League Miss Louise Wrightson Jene Chapman Goodson willegin

Market Prices Slip as Noon Trading Begins

Market activity weakens before noon as prices fall across sectors. Report notes rising financing costs and growing selling pressure, with the rail rate uptick and renewed renewals contributing to the broader decline. A wave of orders pressured values, tempering early gains.

Fourth Street Home Sold to Clagzett TL Dor

The Real Estate Mortgage and Investment Company sold the six room dwelling and lot on the north side of West Fourth Street known as No. 13 to Mr. Clagzett TL Dor. Possession for

Fourth Street Gil Fiore R. Flauit West Fourth street Clagzett

Armgry Armory Auto Show Set With Ticketed Admission

Frederick prepares for the Automobile Show to run Wednesday through Saturday at the Armory. Decor features red white blue orange and black streamers with palms. tickets priced at door for non-ticket holders. Studebaker exhibits open Tuesday with exhibits arranged by Friday, First Regiment Band to provide music.

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Resemblance Noted Between Westlake and President Harding

A Washington DC based businessman William B. Westlake, president of ict Guaranty Corporation, is described as bearing a striking resemblance to President Harding. The note appears in Frederick today, highlighting Westlake as a press friend for many years and suggesting embarrassment in political circles.

William B. Westlake ict Guaranty Corporation Washington, D. C Frederick Harding

Prohibition Chief Shot Dead in Charleston Raid

Prohibition Director W. Rutherford, deputy commissioner for the Southern border counties, was killed during a raid in Wyoming County. The agency said Rutherford headed law enforcement in the area and died amid the reported liquor raid.

Prohibition Charleston W. Rutherfo

Ato Show Exhibitrs List of Auto Show Exhibitors

A list of auto show exhibitors and their cars includes Centre Frederick City Garage Studebaker Central Garage Cadillac A and B Foley Garage Sneves Kaufman Meteor Chevrolet Frederick Motor Company Ford Lincoln Willis Motor Company Durant Marsland Motor Machine Nash Maxell Mt Airy Lexington Model Garage Widdletown Oakland Apperson Baltimore Charles Renn Harbaugh Ave Sales Hudon Essex and Uupmobiles Sbuis Ave Palaces Entries note entrance to exhibition with various displays including tires pistons and engine parts.

Frederick City Studebaker Central Cadillac B. Folex— Garage Sneves C D. Kaufman Meteor Company Chevrolet F. Frederick Motor Company Ford, Litcoln Blue Ridge Auto Sales Company Maxwell WH. & Tf Moter and Tire Company Mt. Airy Garage Company Lexington Model Widdletown Oakland Apperson Motor Car Company Tne Baltimore Charles I. Renn ppersonaves TV Harbaugh Avie THudson, Exsex and Uupmobile Siuiz—apaves Shipley ’s Tire Works Rezround gten rings Galf Rei Company Trypes france Retholi balcony oylinders, pistons aes a te ree e Refining Company Tepes haleans

Indictment Sought in Anderson Case Today

A local report notes an indictment of Anderson today amid legal actions. The article mentions Rev. George Cai League and figures Wiss Mary, Maude, and Dr. David T. Burren connected to the case in Marble Collegcan.

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Resolution to Join Court by Democrat Bev Tr Washtnzion

A Senate debate on a proposed joining of the Court by a Democrat Bev Tr Washtnzion is introduced for consideration. The measure references the International Court of Justices organized by the League and is left without discussion, remaining indefinitely stalled.

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County Commissioners Plan 250 Road Repair Workers

The Board of County Commissioners reviewed assessments and heard eight to ten delegations seeking road repairs. They will appoint about 250 road workers and finalize a list of 259 supervisors, with each district assigned between 1 and 22 miles of road to maintain.

Board of County Commissioners Woodsboro

French Say Germans Have Made Overtures

The French government has received intimations of a gesture from Germany indicating a desire to negotiate a settlement of the reparations issue, according to responsible quarters in Paris.

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Hughes Plans Move to Pan American Conference

Rumor of Hughes departure from Washington to attend the Pan American conference in Santiago Chile next month appears in tentative form. Officials await formal arrangements and the official affidavits or credentials for travel remain unsettled.

nington Fei Hugbes Washington Santiago Chile ALhough Miemrent

Papers Missing In Cronkhite Case

Oakland Calif February 25 Former engineer general Adelbert Cronkhite of the War Department faces missing papers in the Cronkhite case. Chronology unclear as officials seek to verify charges amid heightened security concerns.

Cronkhite

Registered Mail Stolen Amid NYC Train Robbery Connection

The Associated Press reports thousands of dollars in registered mail were stolen from a New York Central train between Syracuse and Albany a few days ago. Investigators say the theft mirrors a Grand Central Terminal robbery by Chicago organized bandits. Wrappers with European addresses found along the tracks support the tie to a Chicago gang and federal officials expect quick arrests.

Associated Press t New York Central Syracuse Albany todd Grand Central Grand Central Terminal Chicago

Henry C Allnutt Dead A Longtime Montgomery Official

Henry Clinton Allnutt former registrar of wills for Montgomery County died early Sunday at age 67 at his Rockville home after a long illness. Survived by wife Jose a daughter Mary and son George, with siblings including Mrs Darby and Nathan Allnutt. Funeral Tuesday at 2 from his family residence with burial in Rockville Union Cemetery. He had six consecutive nominations by Democrats and served many years in county business and public service.

Henry Clinton Allnutt M.Somery county Rockville senerallr phine Alinutt Harry ont aml Montgomery county Josea Edwin M. Weirsot Hockyille Mary George HB Edwin Cl Allnutt Rockini Claude B. Allnutt New York city Darby Milton G. Darby Nathan W. Allnutt Rockville Union cemetery Allnutt Nathan Alingt theapelis Thamas Law

Referendum on All Amendments Reported

A report notes progress on a general referendum covering all proposed amendments. The document indicates Senate action and public interest in future legislation and the voting process.

Wallace Sets Date For Packer Hearing

Wallace schedules a hearing related to the Packers matter with Sop and Morris involved. Details are unclear. the date is set and the report notes a two o’clock time with other named individuals including Seerdarr and Stckya.

Wallace Packer

198 Smuggled Aliens Are Ordered Deported

A government survey estimates how many aliens have entered the United States via regional ports in New Jersey and northeastern Pennsylvania. secret breach actions show 198 individuals already ordered deported under the Seaman's Act, with further removals likely.

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