Appointments and Few New Laws Likely at Montevue County Meet
County Commissioners plan to appoint staff for Montevue County with a potential new chairperson. The legislature meet on Tuesday to consider actions while amendments to county procedures and local conservation measures are floated for the General Assembly.
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Montevue County
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A. Grant Hooper
Annapolis
Aflustiwu
Frederick County
Frederick
Tzank Walton League
State
General Assembly
Narrow Escape At Ridgeville Railroad Crossing
D Earl Miller of Miller Motor Company with John L Alexander and Harry Young narrowly escaped a collision Friday night at the Ridgeville railroad crossing while en route to Lisbon. They saw a distant red light, then a train appeared about 50 feet away. Miller braked to avoid impact. Community push for improved crossing lights at Ridgeville and Lime Kiln continues amid safety concerns.
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D. Earl Miller
Miller Motor Company
John L. Alexander
Harry Young
Ridgeville
Lisbon
Miller
Lime Kiln
William J. Grove
Grove
Harpers Ferry and Bolivar voters name new town officials
In Harpers Ferry West Virginia the municipal election named for the next term Major Charles B. Marlatt Recorder E L Faber and councilmen A Kaplan W W A L Wa Charley T Smith N T Thayer and J B Glass. In Bolivar the winners were Major J J Young Recorder H H Campbell Councilmen Henry Voorhees Frank Walker Backies and FLA Steams.
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Harpers Ferry
W. Va
Charles B. Marlatt
Faber
A. Kaplan
Charley T. Smith
N. T. Thayer
J &. Glass
Bolivar
J. J. Young
H. H. Caambert
Henry Vo
New Nurse Named for Hobe Appointment Awaited
Announcement expected on successor to Margaret Newin now in New York City. County and state officials conferred on the matter with a plan for a formal notice forthcoming. Frederick County Dental Clinic operates Thursdays with local dentists aiding treatment for residents, while the Dental Association and health officer pace the project. Lodge elects officers for the new year and a vaudeville program by Walkers Club members features dancing and a social event.
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False Alarm.
A terse line appears to be a fragment mentioning a false alarm with scattered letters and partial words. The readable portion offers no clear event, names, or locations to anchor a fuller news item.
Delegation Seeks Paved Hamburg Pike Extension
A county delegation urged the County Commissioners to pave one mile of macadam on the Hamburg Pike from the city line on West Seventh Street. About 15 residents spoke of travel hazards and the need for repairs, noting substantial expenditures would be required. The petition was signed by numerous local residents and business representatives.
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Dattbion
Ibhut
West Seventh Street
William J.jurove
David A. Winebrenner
Ord
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T .Megt
Mene & Syt
Mary L. Cobitentz
A. LeRoy McCardell
Irving S. Biser
Jacob Rohrback
David Cy Winetrenner
Community Hardware Co
C. Thomas Kemp
Sam W. Maple
Allen T. Glenn O. Garber
Harry L.J .Ebert
Frank H. Hedges
Clark Devi Rene
Harpeales McC
Grover L. Michael
James H. Gamobrill
Rhodes
Josep H. Buesard
Trams- Fertilizer Company
Willamamner
Gran
Hooper
H. F. Kline
B. O. Thomas
Joseph H. Appice
William J. Grove
Lloyd Palmer
John MM
Marian D. DeCaant
Charles A. Staley
George H. Wilthide
Elmer J
Vernon Fenaga
T. Wachter
George S. Martz
S. Fenton Harri Chester
G. Clem
Raymond Ford
Hamburg
Local Farmers Win Con Prizes at State Show
Thirteen prize winners in the State Coin Show held January 5 to 7, connected with the Marrland Farm Bureau Federation meetings in Baltimore, are announced by County Agent Henry R. Shoemaker. Winners include Reid's Yellow Dent second prize $6 and T. E. Zimmerman of Adamstown for Dent Corn prize. Adl 2.0 W Anselberger of Mt. Pleasant listed in multiple classes.
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Tate
Marrland Farm Bureau Federation
Rennett
Baltimore
Henry KR
Frederick
Imate
Reid
T. E. Zimmerman
Adamstown
M. C. Zimmerman
W. Anselberger
Koe. Zimmerman
Mstown
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Anselberger
Death Toll Rises From Laurier Palace Theater Stampede
Montreal reports 79 dead from the Laurier Palace panic with 35 injured children recovering in hospitals. Mayor Martin offers condolences as the Montreal Theater Managers' Association launches a relief fund of at least $10,000 for victims.
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Montreal
Laurier Palace
Jocal Hospital
Martin
Montreal Theater Managers’ Association
Review of Year Church Work and Sunday School
Church and Sunday School reports summarize annual activities and leadership roles. The document lists officers for adult and children departments, mission societies, and board members, with notes on meetings, offerings, and upcoming events such as the missionary anniversary and prayer services.
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Hammond Clary
Edith Radcliff
Cradle Moll
Louise Leather
Yeaver
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Board of Managers
Rice
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Mon Milles
Edward Mantz
Mary Young
Nannie Young
Jaco) Mackley
Sunder School
Th. Ames Moore
Seerth
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Edgar K. Moore
Eugene Sauuilers
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John Wagner
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Coolidge Blames Mexico in Nicaragua Policy
President Coolidge told Congress his Nicaraguan policy links the Sacasa revolutionists to the Mexican government. He argued that the insurgents received aid and support from Mexico, urging action against those backing them.
Senate may act quickly on seating of Ware
A garbled note suggests a Senate move on seating Ware, with references to Hood souk College and a service at a location misread as Mar Dew Pe Tretk Burs. The fragment mentions two wafers and a possible date context, but precise details are unclear.
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Senate
Ware
Hoodsouk College
Eda Fy Fron
Believed nine dead in Nameless Gang Warfare
Report from Atacian Alabama describes nine alleged fatalities tied to a gang conflict. Authorities indicate a fortified roadhouse belonging to Charles Winger was dynamited nearby as evidence surfaces.
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Fang
Mari Newman
Charles Winger
Rivat
Arrail Roth
Fieri
Fire at Boys Academy Injures Students in Winchester
A three story brick boys academy fire in Winchester caused five serious injuries and forced students from second and third floor dormitories into the snow. Several teachers and staff were burned and hospital care was required for ongoing condition updates.
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Winchester
Melton
W. W. Bonner
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Vreaan Erie
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Our Mother of Sorrows
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Whiskey prices in 1870s letters reveal ages and goods
A damaged Reuters-like relic recalls Old West whiskey trade with prices of four and five dollars per gallon in 1870. Letters from Outerbridge Horsey to a Washington house discuss rye whiskey, two aged grades, and shipments of ten gallons, urging frank opinion on quality.
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Washington
Frederick
Washingtonhin
Outerbridge
Horsey
Needwood Vistillery
Cunterbridge Horsey
Weaver Dead in Texas Hospital Leader Dies
Obituary notes H T Weaver a longtime department-store figure and former hospital board member. The article lists family survivors, his roles in the Ada community, and ties to local organizations.
5 000 Homeless After Big Fire in Manila
A large blaze in Manila leaves about 5 000 people homeless. Firefighters contend with intense flames in a frantic district as residents scramble for shelter and aid.
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Manila
Airmail Bidder Promotes Los Angeles Rail Route
Airmail bidder advocates a Los Angeles rail route to ban rival interests and secure a contract. The plan involves San Francisco and Salt Lake City corridors and private concerns now carrying mail, led by a named express head.
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Miacnate
Rincar Verd
San Franciani
Wapa? Express
Salt Leake City
Loz Angeres
Francisco
Colerment
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