Banquets and Hotel Opening Crew Ready Next Week
The Francis Scott Key Hotel undergoes completion and takeover by John S. Hershey with Elmer R. Sager as manager. Banquet for stockholders Monday night and a Maryland Agriculture Society convention midweek are planned with accommodations for 400 visitors and 700 invitations sent. Jr Democratic Club luncheon Saturday and a tour of the building follow the stockholders dinner.
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The
Mary and Agricultural Society
Francis Scott Key Hotel
John S. Hershey
Maryland Agricultural Society
Francis Scott Key
John 8S. Hershey
Frederick Hotel Company
Mr. Hershey
Elmer R. Sager
Democratic Club
Frederick County
Emory L. Coblentz
Paul J. Payne
Agriculture! Society
Marland Agricultural Society
Ted Ager
Taree Namtral “Ase
Chamber of Caminere Co
Prtase
Frederick Will
Reave
Fecal Bret
Prrt
Hoorn
Few General Fire Alarms Past Year
Fire list shows eleven general alarms in 1922 with nine in the first half. Still alarms rise, cutting scene confusion and property loss. Sam Miller buys 323 and 325 North Market Street with plans for extensive improvements and occupation. other local property transfers follow with private consideration and April 1 or May 1 possession.
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Methodist
East Church Street
Lawson Simmers
Seventh Street Pike
R. F. Barrick
West South St
Elmer Stockman
East Seventh Street
John Keefer
East South Street
George Ball
East Patrick Street
American Foundry
West South Street
Henry Baker
South Carroll Street
H. Thatcher
South Market Street
New Market
Ira Miller
Elm Street
Gilmore R. Frautt
Jennib Ott
Mary (. Ott
Hal Lee T. Ott
North Market Street
Samuel D. Miller
Army Supply Bargain House
Fast Patricktreet
Flautt
Claggett
Dorsey
William H. Lenhart
Jury rules man incapable of managing his affairs
At a courthouse hearing a Brunswick man, 31 year old William H Bohrer, was deemed not capable of handling his own affairs and a guardian to manage his funds was to be appointed. His mother Eliza Bohrer was likely to be named guardian. the decision followed a December petition by Mrs Bohrer.
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Court House
Wiliam H. Bohrer
Brunswick
Eliza Bohrer
James&. Jones
Sherman P. Bowers
Bohrer
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Benjamin Rosenour
Nona FE. Cramer
Edgar J.anan
William H. Horman
Isaiah W. Boller
Joseph W. Taumgardner
David M. Devilhiss
Harry E. Albauch
George C. Moller
William E. Stockman
Charles C. Martz
Johan H. Albaurh
Key Council Reports For Past Six Months Heard
Francis Scott Key Council No 48 10 A A M held a well attended meeting. Officers reports for six months showed total investments of 5224.79 with 425 paid in death benefits and 102 in sick benefits. Three deaths occurred in the past year and 128 members with 124 active and four honorary. John W Blumenauer trustee died triggering tributes and a vacancy filled by Wm C Rodorick. Clarence M Phleeger assisted by Wm H Houck installed officers for the new term. A social followed with refreshments.
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Francis Scott Key Council
John W. Blumenauer
Wm. C. Rodericks
Clarence M. Phleeger
Wm. H. Houck
Chester M. Kensie
W. Maurice ‘Roberts
Russell L. Strine
Joseph Reeder
Franklin N. Shipley
John W. Falk
Wm. F. Snyder
George T. Baumgardner
Murray Fox
Thomas E. Fox
Albert F. Culler
Adam Dettrich
Jacob Ts. Engelbrecht
Liord C. Miller
Wm. (. Roderick
Albert F. Caller
Lioyd
Miller
James N. Dube
Adam Deitrich
Stenographers Named at Chamber Offices and Hotel
Miss Alice Carter resigns from the Chamber of Commerce to accept a stenographer post at the Francis Leoi Ker Hotel. Miss Virginia Shook remains as stenographer at the Chamber of Commerce office. Potts and Griffin report for the College Park Realty Company. West College Terrace lot at Celjeime Park details and Emory G. Nusz property frontages and depths noted. Nusz plans a home on the rear lot soon.
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Alice Carter
Chamber of Commerce
Francis Leoi Ker
Virginia Shook
West College Terrace
Potts & Griffin
Surante
College Park Tealty Company
Cel Jleme Park
Emory G. Nusz
Nusz
Day by Day In Every Way Exponent Arrives in U S
Emite Coue, the Nanty pharmacist, arrived in New York aboard the Majestic and plans to open a clinic. He promotes his auto-suggestive phrase day by day in every war and hopes his method spreads to medical schools to fight disease and defects.
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Emite Coue
Nancy
Associated Press
New York
Nanty
America
Majestic
Meeting set for next week vows 4.2 percent attendance
The Warviand Reneuitural Society enacts a rule to hold eight annual meetings this year. Delegates expected total 4.2 percent to attend conventions at the venue during 162g.
Poincare Delivers Ultimatum Over Reparations Talks
At the Paris Prime Ministers conference Premire Poincare read a virtual ultimatum to Britain demanding a yes or no on the reparations proposal or risk breaking up the talks. The Italians submitted new proposals in a bid to salvage the session. A Turkish decree calls up all able bodied men in liberated regions.
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Poincare
Turkey
Associated Press
Aris
Dun
Pretmier
Premice Poincare
France
London
Constantinople
Road Supervisors to Be Appointed in Frederick County
Close to 300 men will be named as road supervisors for 26 districts, to serve one year each. Appointments follow reassessment by the county commissioners. Each supervisor oversees a road stretch and winter repairs, weather permitting, are needed after heavy rains in summer.
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Frederick County
Summer White House Sites Being Offered in Maryland
Oakland Chamber of Commerce and Garrett County business readers seek sites for a proposed summer White House near Washington. Braddock Heights and Gapland offer accessible terrain while two additional land offers from Oakland and Hagerstown firms surface for consideration within 13 months. Representative Fred N. Zihlman reports meetings with developers and local officials over suitable locations including Deer Park, Crampion's Gap, and other ground near Oakland.
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White House
Frederick County
Congress
J. Wilson Leakin
Baltimore
Washington
Leakin
Braddock Heights
Maryland
National Capital
Fred N. Zihlman
Oakland Chamber of Commerce
Zihlman
Garrett County
Oakland
Deer Park
The
Oakland Charber
Hood College Reopens After Christmas Holiday
Hood College resumed activities after the Christmas break with chapel close and classes starting. The new Sanita Hall dining hall opens with an orchestra program and a January 15 organ recital by Prof J Frank Frysinger. Vesper service January 21 features Rev Dr Paul Leinbach and the college choir rehearses special events. Directors to meet January 16 to decide on Winchester Halls lease disposition.
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J. Frank Frysinger
Sanita Hall
Paul 8
Leinbach
Reformed Church Messenger
Miss Baldwin
Winchester Halls
Church Street
Christmas Thanks From Frederick County Auxiliaries
Mrs. George Birely, president of the Francis Scott Key Post American Legion Auxiliary, reports two letters of gratitude for Christmas treats sent to Frederick County residents. C Philips Castle of Oteen North Carolina thanks the Auxiliary for his package and phonograph records for patients there. About 75 r ecots were sent and praised. Dr. Victor F. Cullen of the State Sanatorium at Sabil lasville also thanks the Auxiliary for Christmas packages to patients there.
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Tmas
George Birely
Francis Scott Key Post
American Legion Auxiliary
Frederick
Victor F. Cullen
Sabillasville
Birely
Fire at Canadian convent devastates church property
Quebec dispatch reports a midnight fire that destroyed a Catholic convent near Pearce, about 20 miles from the city. The blaze, noted as the eleventh in the region this year, prompted authorities and church officials to assess the damage and cause.
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Canada
Irosme
Quebec
Eacepa
Waa
St George
Pearce
Harding Eliminated as Reserve Board Governor
A high Treasury official said Harding, a former board member, has been dropped from consideration for the Federal Reserve Board governorship while he reportedly plans to enter private business. The move ends his prospects for the appointive post.
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Harding
Reserve Board
Federal Reserve Board
The
Treasury
Harning
Voveracs
30 Lives Thought Lost From Bridge Collapse Names 8 Missing
A report notes 30 people feared dead after a bridge collapse with eight missing. The item details income tax forms for 1922 and 1921, exemptions, credits, and filing rules, including Form 1040A and 1040 guidance for married and single filers, with emphasis on credits for dependents and income thresholds.
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Internal Revenue
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Bridge collapse on Cowlitz River claims dozens amid traffic jam
Rescue teams resumed search for victims after the old suspension bridge toppled into the Cowlitz River during a traffic jam. Estimates range from 20 to 40 bodies, with 60 to 100 pedestrians, one truck, and at least ten autos aboard. Deputy Coroner Van Note tallies 20-26 bodies and 15-18 autos in the river. Three divers were en route to aid, while survivors were pulled from the water or swam to shore. one man died, another faces fatal injuries, and more may be gravely hurt.
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Associated Press
Telso
Vealegan
LN Fee
Cowlitz River
William D. van Note
Senate to Consider Robinson Resolution
Washington January 4 Assurances of immediate consideration were given by administration leaders after Lodge chairman Foreign Relations conferring with President Harding and Ambassador Harvey at the White House. Lodge did not express a definite view on adoption of the resolution but showed no hostility.
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Associated Press
Washington
Robinson
Arkansas
Lodge
Foreign Relations Committee
Harding
Ambassador Harvey
White House
Market At Midday Shows Definite Upward Trend
New York trading opened with mixed early hesitation but by midday the market moved higher. Heavy buying in steel, equipment, cars, and a mix of industrials and specialties supported gains while utilities, tobaccos, and certain gear names faced selling pressure.
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Associated Press
New York
Tobaccos
Chandler Motor Stewart- Warner
Man Shoots Wife and Three Children Then Kills Self
Police say William Miller, 30, shot and killed his wife and their three children before dying by suicide. Neighbors broke into the home when the family could not be reached, uncovering the crime.
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Man
Associated Press
Muncie
Indiana
William Miller
Breichbors
Miss Harjes Daughter of Morgan Banker Killed in Hunt
Hope Harjes daughter of H H Harjes of Morgan Harjes and Company Paris branch was killed in a hunting accident at the Harjes county place. The incident is reported by The Associated Press with the January date.
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Miss Haries
Preas
Hope Harjes
H. Harjes
Morgan
Harjes
Compan
Paris
F Morgan and Vompaar
Harjea County Place
Bergdoll Must Serve His Term in Government Prison
Errin Randolph Bergdoll, a draft trader, must stay in the prison at Lavenworth, where Judge Johan Polork of the Kansas Federal Court upheld a four year sentence. The ruling dismissed a writ of habeas corpus petition filed on his behalf. Miss Mary Wisn 1, a 194: emt of the Jnew? Prila delphia, and Mrs. Fy ener Rogers are not clearly connected to the main action.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Kansas
Ervin Randolph Beredoll
Lavenwsh
Harare
Johan Polork
Kansas Federal Court
Judes Podcock
Aomonian
Beredolls
Mary Wisin
Jnew
Priladelphia
Crapan
Rogers
Chris
Heodare
Fo-Ms
Parente
Cendan
Third Street
Washington
Hmerat
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John
Hershey
Nhe
Sam Miller
North Market ST
Wim. H. Bohrer
U. S
Berpt
Philadelphia Record
Gapland
Crampion’s Gap
George Rea Townend
Lewin & Yourtee
Hagerstown
Mobile
Richmond Times Dispatch
Milleas
Puneb
Hood
Prof
Frysinger
Winchester Hall
Bureau of Infernal Revenue
United States Revenue Officers
Schvaas
Senate
Commission
E. R. Bergdoll
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