Frederick DAR Elects Officers Opposes Arbuckle Films
The Frederick Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution voted against reintroducing Fatty Arbuckle comedies in Maryland. The group aligned with state and national bodies amid debates over showing Arbuckle films. Officers elected include Regent Mrs. Francis A. Markell and vice president Mrs. J. P. Feiser. delegates to state conference and Continental Congress named.
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Frederick
Daughters of the American Revolution
Hollywood
Ritchie
Maryland
Cen Bors
Anna Brown
Washington
Francis A. Markell
J. P. Feiser
Grayson FE. Bowens
Dorothy Warehime
Clayton O Reedy
Marshall Etchison
Baltimore
Continental Congress
Woman restrains three foot black snake in stove
Allentown January report recalls Annie Ritter of Salisbury finding a three foot black snake stirring coal in her kitchen range. She kept her nerve, pressed the lid, and the reptile died soon after, presumed to have been hiding in the cellar.
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Allentown
Annie Ritter
Salisbury
Mra. Witter
Songs Calm Timid at Sea Aboard Rochambeau
French artists on the steamship Rochambeau sang to steady timid passengers during a dangerous voyage through heavy seas. The ship braved thirty-foot waves in a harsh gale as Captain Aubert reported a tense, continuing battle with wind and water after docking.
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New York
Rochambeau
Aubert
Federal post offices urged for 140 cities across the nation
Washington reports to Congress that expanding federal buildings may cost over 40 million dollars. Secretary Melton and Postmaster General Work list cities including Atlanta, Baltimore, Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Los Angeles and others with specific project costs. They note many congested rental sites yet to be fully analyzed before final data.
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Congress
Melton
Work
Gillett
House
Atlanta
Baltimore
Boston
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Chicago
Dallas
Detroit
Fort Worth
Tez
Jacksonville
Frg
Los Angeles
Lewsville
Minneapolis
New York
Newark
N. J
Norfolk
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Rat
Lake City
San Francisco
Seattle
St. Louis
Scranton
Worcester
S’ennaylrante
New Jersey
Atlantic City
Camden
Paterson
Chester
Erle
Lancaster
New Castle
Frotts
Wile
Allentown
Hazleton
Willamsport
Wilkes-Barre
Robbery at Ex change House Sparks Local Alarm
Two men robbed the exchange house near Guetemere See, gunpoint took checks and cash then fled toward the nearby mountains. In a separate report in Washington, annual supply investments totaled 87,000,000,000 after the New Year holidays, with record votes noted in yet unclear measures.
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Mt. Osrmet
Jen
DH. Kropehak
Exchange
Hans Dita
James Schivard
Neashs
Washington
Amiual
Hoya
Peat Office
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Grove
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