Burglars Take Safe With 126 Dollars
Robbers looted the American Oil Company office on Gas House Pike between nine Friday night and seven Saturday morning. They carried away a small safe valued with cash over 126 dollars and checks, leaving some checks along the road. Sheriff W C Radeweil investigated and recovered the safe found by George Lease near his lane entrance three miles from Frederick.
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Sereno
W. C. Radeweil
Roderick
George Lease
Frederick
Pike
Lease
American Oil Company
Iring
Two More Delegations Ask Road Improvements
County Commissioners heard Mt Airy and Adamstown delegations this morning seeking road improvements. About 60 Mt Airy residents read a petition from Mt Airy toward Prospect church in Woolriie with speakers including Winebrenner Williar Lawrence Houck and others. Adamstown proposed a one and a half mile hard road segment from Jamstown toward Buckwa Dick intersection, with George Alinutt and William Grove among speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Airy
Adamstown
Creagerstown
Mi. Airy
Prospect Church
Woolriie
David C- Winebrenner
J. C. Williar
H. A. Lawrence
Ong
CL. Houck
Wilford
Yp Breimer
G. C. Moses i Clark
Mo R. Wagner
Purdum
Dan I. Xounz
Kivders Lowman
Jamstown
Buck wa-Dicka
George Alinutt
William J. Grove
Monzaide
R. L. Nerr
Auard
Woman Worker Slain in January Tennessee
A female worker was found slain early in January near her residence in Tennessee. Authorities describe the assailant as unknown and pursue leads from the scene. The investigation continues as police solicit public tips.
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Jan
Atl A. Tenn
Hewendy
Xocles
Araitat
Bishops Crusade Opens Tomorrow in Unclear Context
A clipped notice states the Bishops Crusade opens tomorrow amid unclear context and fragmented text. It references an unfler con and triennial gener as partial details.
Manager at Grand Rapids Paper Dies After Ill Week
The Grand Rapids newsroom notes the death of a local paper manager after a weeklong illness. Family members from Grand Rapids mourn the longtime editor known for steady leadership and community service.
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Grand Rapids Paper
Nor
Grand RapiDs
Petition Filed To Keep Ware Out Of U S Senate Seat
A filed petition seeks to block Ware from the United States Senate race. The document names Wilson as the petitioner and outlines grounds for contesting Ware’s candidacy.
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Wilson
Ware
United States Senate
Stock Market Mixed as New Year Opens on Wall Street
A New York report notes no definite trend on the New York Stock Exchange as investors weigh mixed weekly business and financial news. Bond quotes rise, while enthusiasm cools after dividend disappointments and questions about outside buying and tax implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Stock Exchange
Wall Street
Call Funds Co
U. & Steers
Burroughs
U. & Steel Corporation
Mexico
Fox
Warner Bros
American Telephone and Telegraph
Sf Rail
Chauffeur Whiderion Convicted of Extortion Letter
Whideman former chauffeur found guilty in Circuit Court at Towson after short deliberation. Jury returns verdict on charges of writing an extortion letter to his former employer, banker Frank J. Duncan and C. Sus Grason involved in the case. Trial occurred near Towson with details noted by local press.
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Whiderion
Nesto
Towson
Frank J. Duncan
Sus Grason
R Whideman
Cha
Hid
Ives
Rre 2 & Sons
Hood College honors Dr and Mrs Apple at anniversary dinner
Dr and Mrs Joseph H Apple were guests of honor at Hood College in Frederick County. The event celebrated the thirty fourth year of Apple’s college affiliation and Mrs Apples thirty second year with Hood. Alumni faculty and students attended and performances followed in Coblentz Hall with songs and a violin solo.
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Joseph H. Apple
Hood College
Frederick J County Hood
Frederick Aluminae
Mra Apple
Margaret E. S. Need
Apple
College
Boyle
Heigh-ho
Sunshine
Hy Phillips
MacDowell
Grace Bulhsimen
Schumann
Fengnelle
Amiis
Women Try Smuggling More Than Men Do
Report notes a comparative trend in smuggling attempts with women engaging more often than men. The fragment references an ad and a weather outlook for the week, but lacks coherent details.
Martinsburg Cement Plant Expansion Plans Revealed
Experts today confirmed that a cement plant at Martinsburg West Virginia will be expanded in connection with other operations there. The company plans a facility capable of producing about 1 000 barrels of cement per day as part of its growth efforts.
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Ts Bulls
Epert
Tuchon
Martinsdors
W. Va
Anniversary of Bible Society Loan Certifica tes Beheld Jan 16
The article outlines the anniversary of a $25 000 loaned Bible Society, with ceremonies in the Evangelical Lutheran Church at 7 90 pm. It lists directors nominated for election from multiple denominations and notes the education of ex service men. The piece details loan terms and conditions for certificates and the general public response.
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Bible Society
Farm Property Sold in Circuit Court Auction in Ijamsville
Farm property in Ijamsville including a 13 room brick mansion and five room frame cottage was sold under a Circuit Court order in the case Henry FP Muegsed er al v Lizzie T Grimes. Purchasers Gilmore R Flautt Grayson H Mercer and William Ti Mohier all of the city paid 44 25 per acre for the Mol Ne Ijams farm with outbuildings and improvements. Ground rents of 39 each were bought by Mohler for bus half year installments. The sale occurred near Enger street and Oliver street in Baltimore with Jacob Rohrback H K DeLan ter and W E Darber acting as auctioneers.
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Ijamsvile
Henry FP
Lizzie T. Grimes
Pe Court House
Gilmore R. Flautt
Grayson H. Mercer
William Ti. Mohier
Flanty
Mercer
Enger Street
Oliver Street
Baltimore
Jacob Rohrback
H. KK. DeLanter
W. E. Darher
Death of J. E. Schaeffer noted in Ballenger home region
Relatives and the Ballenger family mourn the death of J. E. Schaeffer. Lieut Cai Schaefer of Fearaville is listed as a survivor. Mrs. David Troft and Thomas Diamen- Shhaeffer of Washington are mentioned as associated parties. Funeral services to be held locally with body to be shipped to Washington for interment.
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Ballenger
Cai Schaefer
Fearaville
David
Troft
Thomas Diamen- Shhaeffer
Washington
Hornsby Signs Contract With Giants For Two Years
A garbled note reports Hornsby signing a two year deal with the Giants. The fragment mentions team movements, a trade reference to Frank Frisch, and various disjointed unrelated items including a fall down steps and a training camp at Hil Pa.
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Hornsby
Giants
Shanghai visitor comments on China and foreign presence
A Shanghai visitor discusses Chinese sovereignty and foreign protection, noting a stabilized government will protect property and allow evacuation to avoid conflict. The interview cites Hankow unrest linked to foreign profits and mentions travel from Frederick to Tilghman Place and ties to Mrs. Sylvia Cunningham family.
Conference of Officers Ends in Frederick Maryland
The Maryland National Guard held a two day conference at the Francis Scott Key hotel with Col D John Markey and 35 field officers plus Regular Army instructors. Inspections at a new National Guard camp site near Blue Ridge Summit were described as of strong interest as the government plans about 160 900 dollars for a permanent training camp.
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Maryland National Guard
D. John Markey
Francis Scott Key
Regular Army
Cascare
Blue Ridge Summit
Sit
National Guard
Frederick
Mie State
British police to hold succession amid mob violence in Hankow
Reports from Chinese sources say mobs seized British property and Chinese authorities struggled to preserve order as British concessions faced danger. Japanese residents were said to be safe while fears for foreigners grew. Customs officers secured a fuse aboard an American warship as the Kutao sailed with American women and children from Hankow to Shanghai. The Cantonese Foreign Affairs ministry promised safety for foreigners.
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Siaugion
Jan
Capra de Ifyou
Ktue Vis
Aml
Munickpal
Hankow
Shanghai
Cantonese Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Final Service of Week of Prayer Held in Frederick
The final service of the Week of Prayer in Frederick was held Friday at 7 30 p m in the Evangelical Reformed church. Rev Dr Henry J G Kieffer Rev Chalmers W Grace preached on This Do and Ye Shall Live. Rev Mr Walck spoke on faith in God and civilization. Scripture was Luke 10 28 read by Rev Douglass Hood with prayers offered by Rev Dr AL S G Rapp.
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Eutervareeniversary
Teoot Bredsky
MC. A
Watttames W. Long
Lewi
Z. Bare B
Washington
Puillins
Henry T. Wade
Oclock
R. Anes Hendrickson
A. Alice Radcutt
Methodist Episcopal Church
Jacob Rohrback
Henry B. Ramshurzh
Charles W. Lough
Evangelical Reformed Church
Joan S. Renn
Wm. G. Zimmerman
Char Fes A. Opel
Jacob L. Engel Bre
Evangelical Lutheran ‘Church
Thomas M. Williamson
All Saints P. E. Church
All Sainte—John
Newman
Robert E. Delaplaine
James H. Gambrill, Jr
Edin C. Markell
Frank B. Sap.ington
Je. Edward &. Delaplaine
Frank C. Norwood
Uy Evangelical Lutheran
Charley F.' Seeger
Brran A. Winebrewer
Albert A. Schroeder
John
William C. Birely
Harvey S. Zimmerman
Henry B. Ramsburgh
Jesee B. Anders
Charles W
Lewis A. Rice
Noah E. Cramer
Methodist Episcopal
South
E. D. McCain
Rov
Hyndman
Grace Reformed
Grover
Michael
Roland B. Long
J. Traverz Thomas
Milton
Zimmerman
Frank Suman
A. E. Fisher
Taut C. Willard
Henry He Abbott
United Brethren
Reno
Harp
Glenn
Garber
William C. Roderick
Frayer
Frederick
Evangelical Reformed
Henrl J. G. Kieffer
Chalmers W. W Grace
Mr. Walck
Walck
God
Jesson
Douglass Hood
All Saints Churchs and Prayeries
AL 5
G. Rapp
Evangelical Lutheran Church
WOUNDS INFLICTED BY HIGHWAYMEN ARE FATAL
A report from Ba Plats Maryland details fatal injuries after a highway robbery. The assailants allegedly fired on a vehicle, killing a victim and injuring others. Local investigations and a description of the scene are noted, with a broader note about potential suspects and property loss.
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Tie
Reed Assails
White House
Jax
Reed
Democrat
Missouri
Senate
Nicar
Nicaragua
Washington Post
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Slater
Thich
Tata
DR. and
Mrs. Apple
Cobrentz Hall
Reidfort
Barney Phillips
Wash
Oington
Elec
Condi
Popula
First Baptist
James M. Goodman
Glenn H. McGregor
George GO. Paxson
W. C. Roxal
Wm. C. Humm
Harry L. Ebert
Buckerstown
John H. Baker
A. W. Nicodemus, Jr
Middletown
Christ Reformed
Emory J. Cobdientz
Lutheran Church
Zion
William W. Dowd
Walkerstile
Edwin der
T - John’s Evangelical van
John P
Mathias. Hemp, Jr
Tin F. Rean
Willis
J. E. Schaeffer
Tye St. Lents
Uae
Frank Frisch
Tenahd
Osa. Hargertown
J. Jase
Atmari Avi Caves
Hil
Magoriz
Sted
China
Vresente
Tratnacer
Fa Bate
Ainesdiis
Desceting International
Condi“Aiona
Brughe
Tne
Roleberik
Empire
Venice
Willet
Del
Stragke
United States
Califarnt Vie
Hicare
Tilghman Place
Frowderick
My. Brooke
Sylvia Cunningham
Order of Eagles
Cars
Drer
Helen Rayne Rothe
Borer
Jaza Bis Faecuard
Psuardd
Jousten Ratye
Arlee Sa
Teutisiehe
Illinois
London
Coolie
Kiwe
Uessiesmries
Hell
W. Walck
Farward J. Carpepten
Prinder
Patrick
Dean
Bobes Beam
Vaubhan Willams
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