Lions Back Ballenger Pike Route From Point Rocks
The Lions club was urged to back the Ballenger pike route to Frederick from Point of Rocks as the main highway after a deferred vote at today’s luncheon. Noah E. Cramer described a Dallas trip praising Frederick’s building associations and their impact on housing.
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Lions club
Frederick
Point of Hecks
thisera
Poumeac river
Marc
Lloyd
Culler
Licksville
Adamstown
Doubs
Ballenger
Francis Scott Key
Dallas
Cramer
George Reynolds
Lions
Rotary clubs
Ralph Geizendanner
Wiliam H. Geizendannner
Frederick county
New Orleans
Jacksonville
Savannah
Baltimore
home
York
F. nigni
Tinchester
Probe of Day Unit Behind Closed Doors
A probe of the day unit enforcement behind closed doors was ordered by Chairman Couzens with an executive-session plan opposed by Senator Watson. The committee met and decided to hold the initial session in secret, despite Watson’s push for openness.
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ithe i
Watson
Ind
aay
Couzens
Senate
Steck challenges Brookhart in Senate race dispute
The Associated Press reports a contest of Senator Smith W. Brookhart’s election is tied in the Senate today, with Democratic challenger Dan Steck and opponent Tomme A. Reynolds from Trail Avenue noted. Reynolds marks his 15th birthday on the date.
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Associated Press
Smith W. Brookhart
Iowa
Senate
Dan ¥. Steck
Tomme A. Reynolds
Trail avenue
School Heads 10 Meet in Frederick
The annual meeting of high school principals from Washington Carroll Montgomery Howard and Frederick counties is set for Frederick High School on Friday starting about 1 o clock in the morning and lasting into the afternoon. Miss Margaret Waller will lead a demonstration lesson followed by a discussion session led by Prof W Klingaman. Samuel W, supervisor of high schools and others will attend as part of the exchange of operations across counties.
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Washington
Carroll
Montgomery
Howard
Frederick counties
Frederick High School
Margaret Water
Waller
Catholic Alumnae 10 Meet at Hotel Emerson Baltimore
The Federatia Alumnae hosts a 7 pm Saturday session at the Hotel Emerson Baltimore with Archbishop Carler presiding. Pace of the Catholic University of America speaks on education, Monaghan discusses social service, Burke covers the youth department, Marie Heauer reports on the Philadelphia convention, luncheon at 1 pm, Mildred Cassidy organizing. Officers to be elected. directors of the Horzice and Coal Co. announced plus upcoming officer election. Dudderar's health improves after Christmas surgery. county hospital stays brief.
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international
Federatia Alumnae
Emerson
Baltimore
Carler
Mgr
Edward . Pace
Cathlone University of America
educational department
R. Hugh J. Monaghan
SS. Philip and James’ Church
social service department
Thomas F. Burke
Room House
Wasd
Jingier
T ve
Hrzice and Coal Company
Schaeffer Harrett
C. L. Renn
P. L. Targ
C. E. Cline
E. B. Riggs
Thomas A. Chapline
Isaac M. Moitter
Auto Accident Case Heard Before Jury In Feagaville
A civil suit seeking 1309 damages for injuries and lost wages from an automobile collision on July 4 near Feagaville was called before a jury as Judge Urner and Judge Worthington presided. Plaintiff Henry V Beard, color ed, of Brunswick, vs defendant Edwin S Bettleheim of Washington.
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Chilé
Urner
Worthington
Henry V. Beard
Brunswick
Edwin S. Bettleheim
Washington
Beitieheim
plaintif
Henry E. Beard
plaintff
Augustus W. Nicodemus Jr
Charles I. Falk
William C. Neid
Daniel R. Keller
George C. iss
Luther A. Stang
Tilghman L. Grossnickle
William E. Borer
George H. Smith
William J. Martin
Calvin G. Pryor
Harlan S. Wachtel
Beard
Reno S. Harp
William M. Storm
Bettleheim
W. Clinton McSherry
Leslie N. Ceblentz
Gase
Tate
Clifford H. Doll
Muse Tailoring Company
Schloss Bros., and Co
Frank Realty and Investment Co
siliessé
Chicago
Mr. Doll
hal
Seuta Market street
State construction bonds issued for 275000 to fund several projects
The Maryland Board of Public Works authorized 275000 in construction bonds with Governor Ritchie and state officials overseeing. Funds will support Crownsville Hospital, University of Maryland buildings, Salisbury normal school, Frostburg land and buildings, and St Marys Seminary. Sale of bonds begins February 11. The Armory site sale was not offered at public auction.
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Board of Public Works
Ritchie
Jona M. Dennis
Wiliam S. Gor Jr
Campbeller
North
Maryland avenues
Baltimore
publc
Crownsville State Hospital
Maryland
Princess Anne
College Park
State Board of Education
Salisbury
normal school
Frostburg
St. Joana's College
Weather Brewer forecasts wild swings in Fredericton
An old phrase about a chronic grouch predicting good weather is invoked as Fredericton experiences a record range in temperatures. From eight degrees on Wednesday to about 31 degrees today, with a possible 45 or more by sunset, forecasters warn of a cold snap ahead as clouds form tonight. The Weather Bureau notes a drop in temperature, with Friday expected clear but rain possible, signaling a classic midwinter unsettled period.
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mnakine
Palm Beach
St. Petersburg
Medicine Hat
Nome
Alaska
government weather bureau
Washington
Robbed Her She Says After Driving From Cedar Grove to Mount Airy
Miss E R G Dibley accuses Alhie Mullinix of theft after he drove her from Cedar Grove to Mount Airy and back and helped move bundles, then allegedly pocketed her nurse’s purse. Bonds set. case postponed to next term amid multiple Montgomery county cases.
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Cedar Grove
Montgomery county
Mount Airy
Alhie Mullinix
E. R. G. Dibley
Rockrile
Jadie Riggs
Izay
Frederick Elks Plan Washington Ceremony Trip
About five members of Frederick Lodge B P O Elks will travel to Washington D C next week as guests of Eaton Lodge in a formal ceremony. The lodge hosted a recent meeting with new members and social time, while planning for September convention activities and delegations.
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Frederick Lodge
B. P.O. Elks
Mas Eaton Lodge
Sim
Washington Lodge
Washington
Moxtevue
Frederick
Bryan Leaves Nebraska Governor Office at Inauguration
Governor Charles W. Bryan resigns during inaugural exercises and passes the office to Adam McMullen. He cites economy via abolition of several departments and notes a tax cut of about 33 percent since the 1921 22 Republican administration, highlighting reduced state employment.
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Associated Press
Lincoln
Neb
Charles W. Bryan
Nebraska
Adam McMullen
Republian
Steel Motor Utility Shares Lead Market Up
New York trading opened with vigorous activity in steel, motor and utility shares as gains spread across the list. Profit taking emerged in several standard industrial and rail stocks, while call money opened at two and a half percent, the lowest renewal rate since November 38. By midday the market regained strength, lifting the entire list as steel, motor and public utility shares drove the advance.
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Associated Press
New York
Opposition to artificial boost of cooperative marketing
By The Associated Press Washington January. Opposition to artificial stimulation of cooperative marketing by government aid was voiced in resolutions adopted today by the National Committee of Farmers Cooperative Marketing Associations. The Council went on record opposing any special favor or subsidy.
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Associated Press
Washington, Jan. S
National Comedy of Farmers
Cooperative Marketing Associations
Making 1926 Auto Tags in Maryland Prison Workshop
Maryland 1926 automobile tags are under manufacture at the Maryland Penitentiary. About 360,009 tags will be produced now with black on white backgrounds. Robert D. Case says the board expects contracts for other states and notes Maryland tags are among the best produced.
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Maryland
Robert D. Case
State Board of Welfare
Florida
Snow Delays Rabbit Orders Across State
Snow storms halt 94 009 cabbits valued at 1510 slated to arrive in Baltimore from Kansas am vi. Two colonial orders from five Western brokers would be distributed statewide under game wardens and sportsmen supervision. Fear of mass rabbit perishings prompts cancellation. Harold Kolmer, secretary of the state zame department, notes danger to small game and birds. Expenses tied to the disruption are being assessed.
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Baltimore
Kansas am
Harold Kolmer
Roalmer
Plan To Modernize Fleet Not In Treaty Conflict
Washington reports that Congress was informed the administration backs reducing risk to budget policy and opposes a major naval build up. Secretary Wilbur said the navy needs funding but the Budget Bureau rejected a 70 million plan for four scout cruisers an aircraft carrier and a floating drydock.
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Associated Press
Washington
Congress
Coolidge
Hughes
House Naval Committee
Japan
United States
Great Britain
Wilbur
Navy Department
Budget Bureau
Florida
Arkansas
Wyoming
Utah
Shenandoah
Los angeles
Fissure Found in Earth After Tremor in New England
A two inch wide fissure about 40 feet long was found on Bedford Street Hill in East Bridgewater after yesterday's tremor that affected Massachusetts and southern New Hampshire. The crack lies atop a rock ledge, challenging the frost crack theory given the unusually mild winter.
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Associated Press
East Bridgewater
wxass
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Bedford street
Police disperse large crowd after gunfire in Baltimore
Police reserves dispersed about 700 Negroes at a hall on Beacon Street after shots were fired. A crowd of over 5,000 gathered. extra officers were rushed in. Three Negroes who began shooting during a local union session were captured after a chase. They had been suspended for non payment of dues.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Jan
Beacon street
Alliance finance ministers hold half hour session on German payments
Paris January session of Allied finance ministers lasted half an hour to consider a program on German separation payments. Earlier, delegations carried on unofficial talks, which have accounted for most of the progress so far.
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Associated Press
Paris
Jan. S
Baltimore Businessman Dies in Florida
An obituary note reports the death of a Baltimore businessman in Florida. Details are limited due to fragmented OCR text. Named individuals or organizations appear unclear, with missing dates and locations.
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BALTIMORE
FLORIDA
German chandelier crashes injuring shopkeeper
Jan 8 in a German shop window a grand chandelier fell from its support when a passing tram derailed it, smashing the chandelier and striking the proprietor on the head. He was seriously injured.
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Germany
lecal haberdashery
Testimony Next Move In Phone Rate Case
Baltimore January testimony began in the telephone rate case as C P Telephone seeks to block Maryland Public Service Commission rates. Preliminary statements laid out that the central question is whether current charges are confiscatory. Witness Merriken, tied to land valuation, explained his work focused on land and total property value, with Judge Rose clarifying scope and Eastern Shore property experience.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Jan
U.S
C. & P. Telephone Co
Public Service Commission
Maryland
John C. Rose
Wiliam Metmken
Telephone Company
city
Stars
Paris New Home Visit Hair Cutter Draws Crowds
Bob House-to-House reports M. Chantille the expert barber has closed his downtown shop and now visits the homes of menctious made moiselles in Paris residential sections. He is described as probably the most sought after barber in the city.
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Bob
Paris
bohher
M. Chantille
mademoiselles
Ife
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