Frederick Rotary hears Maxwell on city beauty and signs
R Brooks Maxwell landscape engineer from Baltimore outlined factors for shaping Frederick’s city approach. He urged better roadsides, building design, park ideas, street furniture, and fewer highway billboards while stressing legibility of welcome and goodbye signs to improve first impressions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
R. Brooks Maxwell
Baltmore
Enginees
Heid WO Mayer
Ellicott City
Maxwell
Be Amés Hendrickson
Saar Neer
W. F. Childs, Jr
Childs
Emmitsburg Pike
Joseph D. Baker
Rotary Club
Organizatien
Lford C. Culier
Mr. Maxwell
J. B. Hamme
York
E. E. Burgess
Brins
Focal Club
Market resumes its upward march again
AP reports trading uptick as investors react to theories of a stabilizing market. Industrial and rail stocks gain several points while market breadth improves amid renewed confidence. condition of Mrs. Margaret Ward in Darmestown hospital is listed as serious after an accident at a local cook store.
VMI President Attacks Report On Military Institute
Richmond, January 11 AP General Cocke of Virginia Military Institute rebuts a state commission report that would cut VMI from public support and auction its future to private interests He notes the panel had no graduates or on site visits and argues the core issue is compulsory military training amid anti military sentiment nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Barton
Virginia Military Institute
VY. M. I
Stpt
W. H. Cocke
WW. Mf. 7
Cocke
United States
Reed Reports On Hearst Document Probe
Sen Reed of the special investigating committee says no United States Senator was found to have received money from a Hearst fund. He suspects Miguel Avila who procured the papers manufactured them and wants time to pursue the forgers. Senator Norris asks about perjury by Vilx and John Page. Reed doubts proof.
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Washington
Hearst
United States
Reed
Senate
Miguel Avila
Avila
U,se
Norris
Nebraska
Vilx
John Page
Suit for Damages Filed in Frederick County Court
Joha W. Mullen of Middletown filed a damages suit in the Frederick County Circuit Court. The case lists unspecified damages with unclear charges. the plaintiff’s full claims and sums were not stated in the filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joha W. Mullen
Middletown
Pana
Keefer
Crane
Midddetows
Frederick County
King David Lodge 30th Anniversary Observed
King David Lodge marked its 30th anniversary with a banquet and program led by Past Grand Robert A. Bennett. Attendees included charter members Eli G. Haugh A J Fromke and Peter M. Bader, with roll call by J Wilbur Warner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert A. Bennett
George L Mobley
J. Wilbur Warner
Mr Bennett
Eli G. Haugh
A- J. Fromke
Peter M. Bader
Harry D. Young
Harry F. Shiney
John A. Saxton
George H. Rollins
D. Princeton Buckey
James W. LeGore
H. Dorsey Etchivan
Frederick City
Iiet
Ss. Elmer Brown
Charles F. Seeger
Alton ¥. Bennett
Spain
Gibraltar
Africa
Morocco
Algiers
Paris
Switzerland
Alps
Germany
Holland
Belgium
George IL. Mobley
Horace H. C. Albaugh
Franklin N. Shipley
King David Lodge
Rufus A. Roger
Odd Fellows
Frederick
Grand Lodge
Delegation Asks Mile of State Road From Creagerstown
A Creagerstown area delegation asked the county board to build one mile of state road toward Loy's station. Speakers included Rev. P. E. Helmer, Frank M. Stevens, and C. P. M. Kolb, with many named residents accompanying them. Additional delegations are planned for Saturday to press for road improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creagerstown
Board of County Commissioners
Greagerstown
Loy’s Station
P. E. Helmer
Frank M. Stevens
C. P. M. Kolb
E. D Boller
Dr. Helmer
Clarence E. Long
R. ©. Fisher
H. T. Fisher
WR. Seiss
L. L. Long
S. E. Stambaugh
C. L. Green
William C. Six
Mr Stevens
Jetn Ogle
John M. Heilman
C. L. Valentine
Chas. H. Hoffman
Geo. E. Women
H. B. Ogle
John W. Lor
Xexton O. Sharrer
John S. Long
P. M. Kat
Fire Stops After Five Hours Aboard President Polk
A five hour blaze confined to holds of the Dollar Line steamer President Polk caused hundreds of thousands of dollars in damage to rubber cargo. Fire crews from four companies and two railroad tugs battled the fire as Chinese crew members attempted to fight ashore, then were restrained by police. Captain Lowrey allowed crew to land with only their baggage. Federal law imposes fines if a Chinese crew member deserts and enters the country illegally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey City
Dan
New York
Clade
Lowrey
Razing of Bantz Property Nearing Start for Miling Station
Crews from the American Oil Company plan to raze the Bantz property at West Patrick and South Carroll streets to make way for a new Miling gas station. Baltimore officials briefed Frederick officials last week and a company representative will visit this week to finalize operations. The city’s small filling station on public parking ground will also be run by the oil firm, with opening anticipated soon.
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Bantz
West Patrick
South Carroll Streets
American Oil Company
Baltimore
Frederick
Oll
Chamberlin Aims to Break Duration Flight Record
Clarence D Lamberlin, New York to Germany flyer, and Reser Q Williams took off from Roosevelt Field at noon today in an attempt to surpass the current duration record of 52 hours 22 minutes 31 seconds.
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Roosevelt Field
N. P
Clarence Dlamberlin
New York
Germany
Reser Q. Wiliams
Senate delays action on Nicaragua question
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee agreed to postpone its resolution for investigating the administration's policy in Nicaragua until after the Pan American conference in Havana. Farmers' State Bank elects directors at Emmitsburg annual meeting with M. E. Shuff Sr. and others, John Zimmerman and others named officers. Married 57 years Mr and Mrs Charlee Barger celebrate anniversary. Mr Walker Jolliffe confined to residence.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Nicaragua
Havana
Farmers’ State Bank
Emmitsburg
Jan. Jr
Banking House
M. E. Shuff
FL U
H. M. Gillelan
A. A. Martin
Howard M. Rowe
George J. Zimmerman
J. Lewis Topper
P.E. Burker
Dr B. J. Jamison
Joseph C. Rosensteel
Sec. Bowers
George Keepers
Jerry Rand
Wiliam Bollinger
Tre
Irs
FL Stanley Me
Charlee Barger
West
Patrick
Red tape cut as S-4 disaster details emerge
Boston reports on the S-4 submarine collision with Adm. Philip Andrews detailing the rescue effort and navy coordination. Divers recovered six enlisted bodies from the sunken vessel as the court tours Provincetown and the Maury prepares to inspect the scene.
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Boston
Navy
Philip Andrews
First Naval District
Caval Court of Inquiry
Provincetown
Andrews
Maury
Paulding
Thomas Campbell
Lvank
Crikey
Campbell
Criiler
Bushnell
Bodies from submarine S-1 disaster rise to 23 recovered
Provincetown Massachusetts January 11 six more crew members from the submarine S-1 were recovered from the motor compartment by divers bringing the total saved to 23. The report notes ongoing salvage efforts and updates on the tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provincetown
Maes
Progressive candidates split as 1928 race narrows
The piece notes a fractured field with no clear progressive champion. It cites Bryan, Roosevelt, Wilson, La Follette as past independent prompts and suggests Hoover as the likeliest to attract independents, while Smith opposes the dry stance and could draw Democratic support.
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Hhemel
Patiles
Bryan
Roosevelt
Wilson
Hi Juinsonm
Iyee
Mm Ata la Follette
Frederick Automobile Club reports record year of motorist aid
The Frederick branch of the Automobile Club of Maryland says 3 417 motorists received information last year. Central office service stations rose to about 73 statewide, with 1 859 touring visitors aided in Frederick. Peak travel occurred July to September with 1 271 motorists served. The club provided free headlight guidance and issued about 73 free license plates through the local office.
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Erick
Automobile Cab of Maryland
T. B. Charshee
Frederick
Ridgeville
Frederick County
Bronawick
Libertytown
Urbana
Thurmont
Emmttsburg
Automobile Club
Automobile Club of Maryland
Charshee
Charse
Charshea
Irish President Sails for America
President of Ireland sails for the United States aboard the S. S. Homer Le and plans a ten day stay in America with a side trip into Canada.
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America
Aussraye
Canada
Trade Rationale Behind Hornsby Snyder and Gray to Braves
A fragmentary note questions the reasons for the Hornsby Snyder and Gray trade to the Braves. The text mixes stray phrases and unreadable bits making a clear cause or context uncertain. It appears to reference emotions and pride but lacks coherent evidence.
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Hornsby Snyder
Gray
Braves
Abandoned Life Extension in Ossining Executions Denied
In Ossining New York Janis is reported as the Drethfada ordered today by Mrs Stuth Snyder and Henry Judd Gray, the last meal before a possible execution. Governor Smith denied clemency and the warden noted the prisoners showed little emotion as they awaited further action. Dr. Gen W Kirkoway of Columbia's law school and a former Sing Sing warden discussed potential approaches with the Society for the Abolition of Capital Punishment, which stated its aim is principled not personal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ossining N.Y
Lawen
Peither
Eoat
Gen. W. Kircoway
Columbia University Law School
Sitg
Ing Prieon
Society For the Abolition of Capital Punishment
Warden Lawes
Snyder
Canal Zone Welcomes Lindbergh on Pan American Tour
Col. Charles A. Lindbergh visited Dalboa Canal Zone greeted by about 27 000 Americans after a stay in Hanuma City and a stop in San Jose Costa Rica. Crowds cheered as he toured the zone describing its width of 11 miles and length of 47 miles between oceans. He later accepted an invitation to visit Porto Rico on his way to Havana for the Pan American conference.
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Canal Zone
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Dalboa
Hanuma City
San Jose
Costa Itics
Col. Lindbergh
Porto Rico
San Juan
Towner
Panama
Havana
Engagement announced for Miss Baker and Walter Bromley
The engagement of ise Katherine Loviee Baker of Edgemont to Walter Bromley of Pocomoke City was announced at a Middletown dinner party hosted by Minx Helen Pearson, county home demonstration agent. Decorations featured yellow and white with Ophelia roses and heart motifs. Baker, a former county demonstration agent, has a background in education and music, while Bromley is a Pocomoke High School graduate with advanced degrees from the University of Maryland and works as supervisor at Paritas Farms Dairy in Newburgh, New York. No wedding date has been set.
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Katherine Loviee Baker
Chalice W. Baker
Edgemont
Walter Bromley
John Bromley
Pocomoke City
Minx Helen Pearson
Middletown
Miss Baker
Su Gratuite
Smithsburg High Sch
University of Maryland
Frederick
Baker
Mr. Bromley
Pocomoke High School
Paritas Farms
Newburgh
N.Y
Marine plane kills 9 rebels in Nicaragua raid
In Nueva Segovia province rebels attempting a concentration were attacked by a Marine aircraft. Ten rebels were killed and three wounded. U S Marines occupy Quilali and monitor for possible rebel assaults as forces gather from several districts. The incident occurred near Managua with reports of continued tensions in the region.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Nueva Segoria
le Ss
Fer & Tereis
Quilali
Rowell
Trediem Ataite Gepperseu
Ogden Traded to Browns for Two Players and Cash
Baltimore sends veteran pitcher Tack Ogden to the St. Louis Browns in exchange for two American League pinch hitters and cash. Catcher Dizon and pitcher Bolas move to Baltimore. cash amount not disclosed.
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Baltimore
Tack Ogden
Baltimore Internationals
Jack Dean
Ostate
Revere
Chicago
Dizon
Bolas
Orioles
Court Business and Property Deeds Involving Local Residents
Court notices list marriages. licensees include Warreh H. McCarty and Blanche Fenstermacker of Muncy and others in Frederick, Blue Ridge Summit, Ney Markgly, Kent town, Lowetteridle, and more. Property transfers show multiple deeds including Charles H. Frank to Geo H. Stine, and J Caester Freese to Evers Weddle, each for $10, with several other county and city transfers totaling modest sums.
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H. McCarty
Blanche Fenstermacker
Muncy
Glenn A. Brown
Bassetorium
Thelma Shover
Blue Ridge Summit
James Mason
Mary Robinson
Frederick
Lewis C. James
Ney Markgly
Kent Town
Ernest M. Kiley
Elimbeth Shoemaker
Lowetteridle
Charles H. Frank
Geos H. Stine
J.caester Freese
Evers
Weddle
Tfe
William &. Lehr
Calvin S.lehr
George Allen Esler
Wilson L. Pryor
Trotzky Refuses to Leave Moscow Despite Banishment Orders
London reports confirm Trotsky, former Soviet official and opponent of Stalin, refused to depart Moscow amid orders for exile. The status of Trotsky’s position in Soviet leadership has been unclear, with Telegraph dispatches from Riga citing Moscow decisions to banish him and other Bolshevik figures.
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London
Tewkay
Leon Trotzky
Potes
Soviet Russia
Moscow
Arc Ders
Leon Trotsky
Dee Onling
Stalin
Sovier Tusia
Chanse
Riga
Latvia
Trotzky
Karl Radek
Greg Zinowell
Christan Rakofaky
Auto Collision Involving Four Men Near Boonsboro
A road crash occurred Tuesday night on the Boonsboro andville pikes near Trederter and Rome van, injuring several, as Mebri Bierkey and Myser H Cohen clashed with Wil Murphy driving Cohen’s car. State officer Cebbage led the investigation into the derailment and forced ditch.
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Autor
Mebri
Rome Eravilie
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Cazer
Medici
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Ene
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Rabbi Wo Wiser
Kochi
Japan
Otis W. Rhoads
C. M. Rhoads
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Mac
Frank Neflorg
Robi
Fred
Wnth
Dollar One
Polk
Thousanas
Ametrican Oil Company
Chamberlin
Walker SN. Jolliffe
Rowell Terrace
Ruth
NEA Service
Horean
Ruth Nicnots
Society Git
Rye
Miami
Bethe
Lewistown
Robert M. Firor
Grange
Ane
Ha P. Reta
Baissenger
Marr
Bellov Pani
Marward
Ene Flora
Carnline Lea
Grace G
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Clemeorville
William PF
John T. Best
Frederick City Frospital
Olver C. Warshime
Rooney OL Tc4er
Soave
Lita Democrat
Toover
Smith
Hoover
Lindy
Katherine, Baker
Stemiag
Ogden
Browns
Abraham L. Wolfe
Annie Kline
Lavinia Derr
Oscar L. Flook
Coust
Nash E. Cramer
Chas, H. Flook
Central Trust Company
W. Fry
George Miller
Howard Martin Jone
James B. Dizon
Geredon Strone
Daniel Gross
Julia Bristwall
Oliver T. Wallace
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