Frederick Izaak Walton League Plans Annual Banquet and Policy Reforms
The Frederick Chapter of the Izaak Walton League convened to plan its annual banquet at the Hotel Frederick on January 14 and to propose legislation to the State Conservation Department. Recommendations urge tighter game and fish rules, license schemes, and discretionary protections, including reducing bag limits for partridges and rabbits, a statewide fishing license, and changes to open seasons. Election of officers followed, with G. Hunter Bower as president and other officers named.
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Hotel Frederick
State Conservation Department
Frederick
Izaak Walton
General Assembly
Pennsylvania
New York
New Jersey
Swepson
Earle
Udeweter
Conservation Department
Ior
Thtes
Frederick County
F Prey
Forestry Department
G. Hunter Bower
Wiliam
H. Gambrill
Edward Shaw
Levis A. Rice
Richard Ross
Gurney
Sncotine Tas
Duke and Duchess York Begin 34 000 Mile Journey
The Duke and Duchess of York start a long royal tour covering vast routes through various dominions and lands aboard their wedding cruiser. The trip aims to honor duties and engagements across many states and shores.
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Duke and Duchess York
Pater Deke
Duchess
Honowa
Tb Og
U.S. Sends Six More Ships To Nicaragua
Six navy vessels including the Cincinnati and Marines move toward Nicaragua to bolster the naval force at Mamagua. The ships, from Norfolk and Hamp ton Roads, arrive with ammunition, fuel oil and provisions for the campaign as the blockade or support unfolds in Central America.
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U. S
Nicaragua
Norfolk
Jas. & Po
Os Clasca
Wehead
Hampton Roads
Taos
Cincinnati
New York
Central America
West Indian
Warning Against Pneumonia Issued By Health Officer
Dr. E. C. Kefauver warns pneumonia season is advancing after December recorded twenty cases and January seeing three more. County and city cases are detailed, with precautions to avoid spread: avoid contact with patients, skip crowded places, prevent temperature extremes, prevent overwork, and maintain hygiene with balanced meals, outdoor exercise, and rest.
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E. C. Kefauver
Kefauvers
Fugitive Father Charged in Adams County Shooting
Sheriff W C Roderick and Adams County authorities seek Lawrence Duncan on felonious assault with intent to kill after he shot his father Harv Duncan outside the Harney home. The suspect’s wife gave birth to a son at Warner Hospital, Geliyshurs, as the investigation continues. Both mother and child are reported fine. Duncan allegedly took cartridges from a Harney store after being refused and fled in a brother’s car he commandeered. The assailant was under liquor influence at the time of the incident.
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W. C. Roderick
Adams County
Lawrence Duncan
Duncan
Warner Hospital
Geliyshurs
Roung
Harv
Harney
Adams Coun
Youne Duncan
Brothers
Bei
Earthquake Shocks Reported in Imperial Valley
A series of tremors rattled Imperial Valley with early damage reports to telephone offices. In El Centro residents felt shocks and one person, Helen Heatwaters, suffered injuries after falling down steps at a relative’s home. A tremor was also reported near Calexico.
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Imperial Valley
Los
Imperial Vatter
Teephone
el Centro
Telephona afFces
Calexico
Helen Heatwaters
Raymond
Shank
College Park
Ueatwole
Southern Ral Workers Vote On Strike
The Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen reports that conductors and trainmen in the southeastern territory are taking a strike vote. Managers insist on their original positions while the Board of Mediation struggles to broker a settlement.
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RAL
Jac
API
Mond News Leader
Chesapeake
Ota
Atlantic Coast Line
Norfolk and Wester
Richmond
Frederickborg
Poromi
Seaboard Air Line
Oth
Southeastern J
Brotherhood of Railroads
Yrainmen
Rotherhads
Board of Mediation
Cleveland, D. Jan
Wiliam G. Lee
Brotherhood of Railroad
Senate Fight Over Smith Admission Heats Senate
The piece describes a looming Senate clash over whether Smith will be seated amid allegations of favoritism and campaign contributions. Insults, expulsions, and possible refer of the case to an investigating committee are discussed as entrenched factions debate procedure, dignity, and political stakes.
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Ruest ix
Enon Ag
Smith
Canparen
Samuel Insul
Senate
Wetboig Public Utilites Commission
Jamies A. Reed
Slush Fond
Ashurst
Ariona
William 5. Ware
Peonsyllopia
Vare
Congress
Two Deaths And Small Money Loss From Fires In City
A year of fires in the city produced two fatalities and minor property losses. Notable incidents include a fatal house fire on December 24 at 13 East Fifth Street injuring Clarence Smith, and multiple blazes across South Market, East Church, and West All Saints streets.
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Mae
Market
Xen Coop
Mayer
Tesidene
Saguary
Patrick Street
Jesse
South Etrocesto Sire
South Marach Amt
AM Saints Street
Amto
Church Street
Saints Street
Kehne
Patrik Street
Kelb
Swinsling Bridge
Mary Smith
Rosemont Addition
Aetwatch
Ben
Hentz Street
Neal Gar
Carroll and
South Streets
Bat
West South
Williaa Kreh
Soerenhyen III
West Prastiek Trir
Bentz Sipoula
Wily
Clarence Smith
DAR Hosts Farewell Luncheon for Leaders Before Europe Trip
Frederick Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution hosted a farewell luncheon for Mrs. Francia H. Markell and Mrs. Clayton O. Keedy as they depart January 29 for a grand tour of Europe, the Holy Land, London and Paris aboard the Transilvania. Twenty three attendees were treated to a lunch in the Francis Scott Key hotel Main dining room with gifts including a compass and a small bank for travel funds.
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Francia H. Markell
Clayton O. Keedy
Francis Scott Ker Hotel
Frederick Chapter
Daughters of the American Revolution
Markell
Keedy
Miriam R. Apple
J. P. Fesser
Keedyith
Transilvania
Mediterranean
Holy Land
London
Paris
Esa
II Pa
Miriam RK Apple
Broza
William M. Storm
Carty
Tuomas A. Hradman
Routzam
Kani
Ramsburgh
Emma Brown
Edward D.shriner
John L. Derr
Edzar McCardell
Robert Carp
Lovisenders
Wiliam Ge
Marshall Etchieon
Richard
Ridgeville Hotel Nelson Sold to Baltimore Buyer
The Hotel Nelson at Ridgeville on the Baltimore pike near the Washington road has been sold by W. E B. Miller to Benjamin Frisch of Baltimore. The two and a half story, 32 room landmark had operated for over 34 years, with Miller and family occupying a winter home here. Future plans remain undisclosed.
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Nelson
Ridgeville
W. E B. Miller
Benjamin Frisch
Baltimore
Miller
Robert Nelson
Baltimore Pike
Washington Road
Thig City
State officials push budget increases across multiple departments
The article notes budget proposals by Chairman and engineer of the State Reais Commission, with recommended pay raises for officials including Swepson Earle and Bank Commissioner William Page, plus upgrades for Insurance Commissioner Carville Benson and State Auditor Lewis Milhourne. Warden Patrick Brads and Joseph Detpner are mentioned in the context of increases, with figures and rounds of adjustment indicated.
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Siphn
State Reais Commission
Maryland
Ritchie
Mackall
Swepson Earle
William (. Page
Carville D. Benson
Lewis M. Milhourne
Patrick J. Brads
Penitentary
Joseph Detpner
Hone
Ogden
Secreta Board of State Aid
Ko Ziyi
Work on Home for Aged Expansion Advances Despite Weather
Progress on the Home for the Aged extension fronting Bentz Street continues with six bricklayers at work and plasterers finishing the sun parlor. The project, led by architect Mr. White of Matty and White, aims to add two bedrooms and kitchens, enlarge the dining area, and connect to the existing building. The conference of county supervisors in Maryland’s eleven counties will be held next week at the Francis Scott Key hotel in Frederick with Miss Jewell Simpson and local officials coordinating inspections.
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Bentz Street
White
Matty and White
Architeriz
Record Street
Board of Lady Managese
Ture
Maryland
Francis Scott Key
Jewell Simpson
Frederick
G. Lieya Palmer
Miss Simpson
Euwin W. Broome
Montgomery County
H. Unger
Westminster
Palmer
Unionville
Mary Etzler
Hotel Hestput Grove
Fis
Muris A Ang
Arithetin
Sro
Pleasant Sehanj
Caroline Brown
Edna Okie
Prinary Learhier
McLerk
His
Tory
Groan
Isacher
Starr Hor
A Hele
Lemite
Eelock
Verma Atkinson
Norman Ay
Verna ‘Atkinon
Land Aereuiture
Norma Harper
Robert Wright
Baltimore
Calvert
Orroll
Garrett Montromers
Prince Gearze
Mary's
Washington
Fred.ietink
Fire Company Deaths and Membership Gap
A local fire company reports deaths among members and notes a collapse in active membership during a period of strain. Officials cite casualty impacts and ongoing retention challenges affecting staffing and community service readiness.
Daughter declines contested Will to join Dominican order
In Newark a dispute over Louis W. Minford's 200000 estate centers on his daughter Cher Morford a nun who refuses her share unless she renounces her faith She defended her vow saying her heavenly reward is greater than worldly wealth Her father opposed her decision until his death December 30 and efforts to persuade her to leave the monastery failed
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Louis W. Minford
Prohibition Proclaimed in Yakutia Vast Republic
Prohibition has been proclaimed in the Yakutia autonomous republic as a measure to curb vodka spending and tax payments. Officials cited widespread liquor consumption impacting revenue, while local natives expressed shock at the move and their traditional life faced disruption.
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Yakutsk
Russta
Yakutia
Union of Soviet Socialist Republis
Fall Relapse Not Serious, Former Secretary Hospitalized
El Paso Texas January 6 AP Albert BL former Secretary Thy Tuterior, who has been at home with pneumonia for nearly two weeks, suffered a relapse last night but his physicians said the condition was not serious. Smiletin issued said the Was disappearing from the aMicied Tans.
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Texas
Albert BL
Thy Tuterior
Smiletin
Tunney Agrees to Fight Challenger in September
Promoter Tex Rickard announced that heavyweight champion Gene Tunney will defend his title in September against a contender selected by Rickard. The bout, described as Tunney's largest guaranteed payoff, is planned for a New York stadium with terms not disclosed.
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Iis Hoatsweicht
Tex ‘Kard
Whderstoad
Rickard
Yan Stadium
New York
Price Movements Amid Market Reaction
The note reflects a jumbled market brief about price shifts and reactionary trends. It mentions stocks, bonds, and indexes with uncertain terms and several garbled phrases. The primary focus appears to be how prices respond to news and events in the financial arena.
Civil War Vet Gad Body Found at Na Ainnuend Srey
Civil War veteran Gad’s body was found at Na Ainnuend Srey. Authorities reported the discovery near the riverbank and opened an investigation into the circumstances surrounding the death. Local officials urged residents to avoid speculation during ongoing inquiries.
British Quit Concession Faces Chinese Takeover
British concessions in Hankow grow precarious as Chinese forces tighten control. Foreign troops withdraw, leaving Chinese authorities in full charge while residents flee and anxiety rises. Labor and merchant representatives seek redress through the Nationalist Cantonese government, demanding indemnity and an apology for Monday’s disturbances.
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Crowe
Adler
Howe
Yanstze
Balléieg
Vielies
Troopa
Phobeta
Tele Tote
Oe Gabe A Nee Rca
AM Tits
Hemeridh Armec
Aritis
Sumoghat
Haakow
Durig
Gasphots
Sovernment
Bridge Luncheon at Catoctin Country Club Honorsa Mea Rosa Jr
Mea Charles W. Rosa Jr hosted a Wednesday bridge luncheon at the Catoctin Country Club on West Second Street. Guests included members of her card club and many friends. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Worthington, Mrs. Winebvener, Mrs. Traom, Mrs. Harnwell, and Mrs. Williamson.
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Mea
Charles W. Rosa
West Second Street
Delightiol Bridge
Catoctin Country Club
Welock
Isabelle Karkel Daniell
Finss
Mra
Dene Hr. Worthington
Pallip R. Winebvener
Robert Traom
Flw. Harnwell
D. Ailiene Williamson
Jane Francis Smith
F. B- Sell
J. Ailiene Williamson
Wiese Mary Williamson
Charles B. Trail
Charles McC. Mathias
Mra. Smith Blair
Misa
Alice Samith
Mary S. Maulsby
Measor M. Johnson
Geo. J. Ross
Isabelle Kunkel Daniell
Jobe Hershey
George R. Deans
Seyames
T. Poole Jowes
Harry Nixdorf
Rosa
Fragmentary Notice from Frasere Lions Meeting
Scattered lines describe a Lions club subject and event notes with names such as L. R. Porter Ed Metters and Mrs. Charles W. Reps. References to a doctor and a nurse appear amid garbled phrases about attendance and charges.
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