Flu and Pneumonia Cases Rise Across Regions
Health reports show a nationwide surge in influenza and pneumonia with New York hardest hit at 598 deaths in the past week and Chicago tallying 710 influenza deaths since December. Maryland reports normal conditions, while Pennsylvania notes no major outbreak amid winter colds.
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New York
Health Department
Chicago
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Baltimore
Pittsburgh
Infectious Disease Bureau
Nuengza
West Virginia
State Health Department
Pennsylvania
Charles F Schrodel Dies After Illness in Frederick
Charles Frederick Schrodel known as Jack, longtime bake shop operator in Frederick, dies at Frederick City Hospital aged 60 after being taken from his home on East Patrick Street. Survived by wife Arte Nuse Schrodel and son Charles S Schrodel. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Frederick
Frederick City Hospital
East Patrick Street
Mr. Schrodel
Jack
John P
Caroline Newbrandt Schrodel
Germany
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Ita Men's Club
Knights of Pythias
Independent Hose Company
Arte Nuse Schrodel
Charles 8
Schrode
Harry E. Carty Co
Boy at Harrisburg Returns Home After Night at Police HQ
A fifteen year old boy Donald Webb sought to run away from his home in Harrisburg Pennsylvania. He was found asleep in an outroom of the Penn Station hall by police and spent the night at Police Headquarters. The boy appeared to have calmed and arrangements were made for his return to his father via the Reed and Northbound train.
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Reed
Frederick
Harrisburg
Donald Webb
She Oy Hall
Matally
Hef Aer Raeteta Aseimistan
Shomaker
Pennsylvania
Ratiraed
Tasoma
Wash
Jan & Cap
Fedepay
Dacia
Peru
Ohl Lowe
Kerow
Enid
Anverioth Lake
Paromia
Charles
W. WW
Matt
Mattson
Kid- Tame
Resigns Nursing Position in Dr Schnauffer’s Office
Mr June Shewbridge resigns as office nurse for Dr William Schnauffer. Mrs Jones, long assisting with Dr Rehnaufer, plans to leave after one and a half years.
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June Shewbridge
William Schnauffer
Jones
Rehnaufer
All Night Parking to Bring Arrests in Frederick
Frederick police chief Bartgis announced an all night parking crackdown starting January 15. Cars left on streets after 1 am will be tagged to appear in Police Court with fines from 1 to 10 dollars. About one hundred cars were observed parked on streets this morning, as the city restores sewer work and street access.
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Soya Laeen
Frederick
Howevr
Bartgis
Ett
Ahsan
Dr Covert to Speak at Hood Vesper Services
Dr. Covert D D of Germantown Pa will lecture at Hood College in Brodbeck Hall Sunday at 4 PM. A former moderator and secretary of the Presbyterian Board of Christian Education, he serves on Hood’s board and has authored works on Christian culture.
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Justee
Newcastle
Essan
Francisco Romeo
Ontario
Holtee
William Chalmerg Govert
Hood College
Brodbeck Hall
Covert
Germantown
Hoard of Christian Education
Presbyterian Chueth
Ch. Marie
Widor
Frances Havereal
Rosa the Lord
Rosa the Lord. O My Soul He Topolitou-Ivannert, Lemmy Metzler
St. Matfhee’s Lutheran Church
Hanowe
Frederick Handel
Fenest Bhurtief
Prof. Wade
T. Tertius Noble
Hor Colege Cher la
Roosevelt Urges States to Ratify 22nd Amendment Child Labor Focus
President Roosevelt presses governors and governors elect in twelve states to ratify the 22nd Amendment, citing labor concerns. Maryland Governor Nice will forward the letter to the General Assembly, which historically has defeated ratification. Maryland enforces a child labor law for 14 to 16 year olds requiring schooling, medical exams, and physician oversight.
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Jat
Sappers Court
NILA
Flonseyett
Annapolis
Harry W. Nice
Roosevelt
Maryland
General Assembly
Commissioner of Labor
Satistics
Local Ministers to Lead Lenten Services Weeklong
City ministers will preside over a full week of Lent services February 15 to 20 at Calvary Methodist, marking the first time in eight years the Fredrick City Ministerial Union delegates all talks to local clergy. No outside speaker will be secured.
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Wis Tengar Thay
Frederick Miniatera
Calary Methodist
Evangelical Lutheran Ptet 1
Henry T. Wade
Hood College
British Girl Found Murdered In Peiping
The mutilated body of Pamela Werner, a six year old daughter of a British resident in Peiping, was found near the foreign ministry gate. Police believe she was robbed and slain, then attacked by dogs after disappearing Thursday evening following ice skating. Her father, a British consular worker and China student, identified the body.
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China
Jan
Pamela Werner
Wuter
Washington aims to repeat capital gains tax debate this year
Washington observers sense a push to recreate a capital gains tax fight as market players seek to cash in profits. Brokers warn repeal would boost trading, while officials worry of renewed boom. President Roosevelt hints at age restrictions on Supreme Court nominees, delaying hopes for younger jurists.
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Jan
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Martinez Eccles
Federal Reserve Board
Wall Street
Roosevelt
Joe Robinson
Homer
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Hiram Johnson
California
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Johnson
George Norris
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Yad Heelew
Norris
Supreme Court
Arkansas
Ice
Leethoermuc
Felix Frankfurter
Marvard Law School
Donald Richberg
Otters
Richberg Sgures
Bwinem
Russia
Joe Davies
Man Hurt in Pike's Crossing Crash Receives Treatment
Thursday midnight Harry Cheney 43 of Pike's Crossing near Ridgeville was hospitalized in Frederick with fractures to both legs. A motorist fled the scene. Maryland State police and Randallstown officers investigate. Cheney improved by later reports.
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Pike's Crossing
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Oat] van Pool
Mt. ‘Airy
Maryland
Maryland State Police
Randallstown
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Cheney
Cadillac Plant Strike Expands as GM Plants Face Turmoil
The Associated Press reports widespread strikes threatening 20 000 additional layoffs atop 100 000 already affected as Cadillac Motor Division in Detroit halts 4000 jobs and Chevrolet units in Flint Saginaw and Bay City Michigan pause operations. Baltimore workers pledge support to management while outside organizers plan visits to maintain employee relations amid GM plant turmoil. George Davis, 86, presented a 1200 signature petition to a Chevrolet manager, reinforcing loyalty to the company in the crisis.
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Flint
Saginaw
Hay City
Mich
Baltimore
Suleks
General Motors Company
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General Motors
WAL
Detroit
George Ho Davis
N. F. J Howard
Davis
Howard
Commissioners Of Counties Divided Over Return Of Roads
Maryland counties are split on restoring highway control from the state to local governments. The State Roads Commission argues for centralized management to ensure uniform, economical maintenance, while some counties favor local control to raise funds and tailor plans. The issue ties to the ten year Maryland highways plan and the broader state planning effort, with questions about tax impact and mileage distribution across state and county roads.
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Maryland
Western Ahiore Commissioners Association
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Cambridge
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Roads Commission
Frederick County
Frederick
Sir Herbert Ames to Speak at Wood College Chapel
Sir Herbert Ames will be the guest speaker at Wood College during an extended chapel service in Modbrey Mell Thursday at 11 45 a.m. He will discuss the League of Nations and international relations. The event is open to the public.
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Wood College
Bir Worbert
Montreal
Canada
Maryland
League of Nations Association
Wax
Assembly of the
League of Nations
Herbert
Montreat
Banking and Commerce
Canadian Patriotic Committee
Atudenta
Hood Town Hall
Browmeck Fall
Selected Stocks Rally Amid Upturn In Early Trading
The New York market opened with gains as many stocks climbed fractions and some rose more than a point. Traders noted selling in Motors and steel shares as strikes spread, while state and federal conciliators pressed for negotiations. Major sellers announced December sales were among the largest on record with Sterling at 4.01 1 4.
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New York
Motors
Ateela
General Motora
Sterling
Weather Record Shows Sparse 24 Hour Rainfall
Weather data reports precipitation for a 24 hour period ending early morning with .04 inch. January totals show 1.97 inches versus normal 3.20 inches. January 1924 records indicate 4.09 inches. Highs and lows listed with prior year comparisons and other marginal figures.
Private effort debated to balance budget and jobs
A Washington debate centers on using private enterprise to create employment while pursuing a balanced budget. President Roosevelt urges timely replacement of older ships with two new battleships, arguing obsolescence demands modernization and national defense funding remains essential.
Black Legion members indicted in Floyd County tunnel of terror
Seven alleged Black Legion members and 18 others face indictments for malayindicatlum crimes in Floyd County Kentucky. The grand jury alleges the group conspired to terrorize through robbery and beatings as part of a code driven crime ring. Names include Troy Cole Noble Cole Newt Cole Roy Cole Beachard Cole Albert Marshall and others.
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Pirstonburg
Af Pastern
Kentucky
Ongan
Imation
Floyd County Grand Jury
Miles Nett
Mer
Hall
Barnett
Legion
Thor
Troy Cole
Noble Cole
Newt Cole
Roy Cole
Beachard Cole
Britain and France Push Swift Plans on Spanish War
Britain and France pursue rapid, practical measures to prevent Spain's civil conflict from widening. French officials say they will not permit German forces and assets in Spanish Morocco, where thousands are said to have conducted a military commerce operation.
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Gibraltar
Great Britain
France
Spain
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Pope plans world address February 7 from Vatican
Vatican City report says Pope Pius, rested after good sleep, will deliver a world address on February 7 to mark the Eucharistic Congress closing in Manila. The Holy Father aims to urge unity and Christian peace among peoples as Vatican officials note his restored energy and readiness.
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Jan
Pope Pius
Manila
Vatican
Aminta Milani
Milani
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