Drastic Action to Enforce 006 Tax Collection
Frederick county officials announce a week long effort to enforce Maryland dog tax laws. Sheriff and magistrates will arrest unlicensed dog owners, with fines up to 2500 dollars or jail up to 30 days. County Treasurer John W. Snook reports many did not license. enforcement begins January 21 with constables rounding up violators.
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Frederick
H. Dorsey Etchison
Etchison
Cneul
Say
Marsland
John W. Snook
Snook
Frederick City
Frederick County
Eany
Fredenck City
Qty
Frederick Furniture Manufacturing Company Elects Officers
At the annual meeting held January 9 Frederick Furniture Manufacturing Company reelected all eight directors. Officers elected: Fiederech W Ohbenderted president, William F Rast first vice president, Charley J Sethlen second vice president, J Woo Cronenburg secretary and treasurer, Moss Lawreine B Warner assistant secretary and treasurer. The firm reported a very successful year with seven representatives and active jobbing houses in Baltimore, New York, and Diamond. The company’s territory spans Maryland, the District of Columbia, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New York, Massachusetts, Virginia, West Virginia, Ohio, and part of North Carolina. They discontinued tables and began kitchen cabinets, closets, wardrobes, and buffet patterns added.
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Frederick Furniture Manufacturing Company
Thexsate FW Obenderfer
Casper E Chne Grohe
R Dennis
J M Dronenburg
Fiederic
William I East
Goonsboro
Cherles H Seihlen Dasid Joudan
Charles Besche
Baltimore
Fiederech W
Willaam F Rast
Boons
Charley J. Sethlen
J Woo Cronenburg
Atu
Moss Lawreine B Warner
Teasurer
New York
Riamond
Maryland
Columbia
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Virginia
West Virgina
Ohio
North Carolina
Local Snow Forecastkerfuffle Prophesied by Weather Forecaster
The national forecast predicts cloudy and colder weather with a chance of local snows in the west. The local forecaster disagrees, saying Frederick will likely have a clear Sunday and much colder temperatures tonight. He even predicts thermometers dropping to 15 or 20 degrees. Friday in Frederick hit 61 degrees, the warmest January reading since 1918, and the lowest read Friday night did not drop below freezing, despite a local cold wave warning.
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Frederick
Prederck
Hood College tea dance honors seniors at Winchester Hall
A tea dance honoring the senior class of Hood College will be held at Winchester Hall from 3 to 6 o clock in the afternoon. Moss Price the dean will host with entertainment by Dyory Vete Vaiss Pree for the seniors. Freshmen will receive another program at six.
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Helm
Hood College
Moss Price
Deen
Winchester Hall
Dyory Vete Vaiss Pree
Oelock
Ano
Woneheste
Aoetharet Entertainment
Damages Awarded in Brunswick Car Crash Case
The December court docket includes a default judgment for Henry Preuss of Brunswick against James A LeGore and Roger Crum of Pears Woodsburg over a Brunswick Pike crash. A jury must fix damages with total claims around 186 dollars plus costs. The next term starts February 4 with grand and petit juries to be drawn.
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Henry Preuss
Brunswick
Noth “Varket Street
James A LeGore
Stoven
Roger Crum
Pear Woodsburg
Pionsy
Thin ME Wood
E Austin James
Guty
Market activity records about six hundred thousand shares
The New York market showed mixed demand with about 600 000 shares changing hands as traders anticipated higher prices. Buying and short selling varied by sector with utilities showing modest gains and notable strength in certain issues. Closing prices remained steady overall amid cautious trading and sporadic demonstrations influencing sentiment.
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New York
Weather outlook for the coming week
The Weather Bureau forecast for the North and Middle Atlantic states calls for generally fair conditions in the first half of the week with considerable cloudiness later. Rain is expected in the south, with snow in the north. Warmer days followed by cooler, windy nights.
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Washington
Wratherpont
Middle Atlantic
Bank Robbers fatally wound banker in Brighton Park heist
Associated Press report from Chicago describes bandits entering the Brighton Park State Bank, wounding cashier Vibert Tanczar as he notified police, and fleeing with about $200. During the escape, the robbers shot two bystanders a few blocks away, authorities say.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Brighton Park State Bank
Vibert Tanczar
Kings Daughters Class Meat Meeting at Cilvary Church
The Kings Daughters Bible Class of Cilvary Methodist Church met Tuesday evening at the church. The president Mrs Roy Burke opened with Yield Not to Temptation, Psalm 14 was read, and Wise Hester Vorset led in prayer. Business covered missionary work. adjournment followed with refreshments served by the committee.
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King’s Daughters
Kings Daughters
Cilvary Moe Church
Roy Burke
Hester Vorset
Organize Citizenship Training Classes in Maryland
Miss Mary Castle Ott directing citizen ship training with Albert S Cook aiding in Frederick. A class begins January 15 at Frederick High School room 112 with Miss Stella Brown lecturing on Citizens Then Rights and Duties. Sessions continue January 31 February 5 10 March 4 18 and April 1 with no fees.
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Mary Castle Ott
Maryland
Thaw Habeas Corpus Action Aims for Release
Bartholomew B Coyne lawyer for TIarty K Thaw says he will file habeas corpus in a Philadelphia court next Tuesday or Wednesday as a move toward Thaw's release from a Pennsylvania asylum The development follows dispatches from Philadelphia noting a $650000 damage suit by Frederick Gump Jr was compromised for under $100000
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Associated Press
New York
Bartholomew B Coyne
Tiarty K
Thaw
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Coyne
Frederick Gump Jr
Schwab Sees Good Business For 1924
Charles M Schwab predicted good business for 1924 as he sailed on the ship Majestic for a months holiday abroad. He said commerce is improving daily and listed steel and automobile sectors as likely to show healthy growth this year compared with 1923.
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Associated Dress
New York
Charles Wo Schwab
Majestic
Gus Edwards Files Bankruptcy Petition
The Associated Press reports actor and producer Gus Edwards filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in New York. He lists 79000 in liabilities and 441000 in assets.
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Gus Edwards
The
Associated Press
New York
Today
Bishop Nicholson Heads Anti-Saloon League Return
Washington Jan 1 New York lawyer Thom as Nicholson was reelected president of the Anti-Saloon League today Wayne Bochepter Washington was the only other candidate discussed for a role in leadership A church controversy discussion followed as Dr Mabel Bishop Hood College spoke on Religion and Science at Broadbech Hall Sunday evening at 6 30 o clock
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Associated Press
Washington
Tishay Thomas Nicholson
New York
Antisaloon League
Wayne Bochepter Waallington
Mabel Bishop
Hood College
Brodbech Hall
North Dakota figure suggested as ambassador to Mexico
Jim Lemke of Vargo North Dakota has been proposed by Senator Magnus Johnson for the ambassador post to Mexico Tembo. Lemke previously organized for the Nen Partiian League and served as North Dakota attorney general.
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Jim Lemke Fabove
Vargo ND
Magnus Johnson
Mexico
Tembo
Nen Partiian League
North Dakota
Samaritan Rebekah Lodge Officers Installed
Samastan Rebekah Lodge held an evening meeting Friday with Judge visiting President Minnie Weclane of the Rebekah Assembly. Officers were installed by Grand officers, and a state president addressed attendees about recent activities and upcoming events at the State Armory.
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Samaritan Rebekah Lodge
Haglerstown
Ths
Samar Fan Rebekah Lodge
Wag Wid Bane
Vire Davidson
Grand Varshal
Wis Shafer
Misa Anne MacBeard
Wis
Mollie Hittington
Grokfie Ton
Wis Jimma Poole
Gram
Liplain
Franklin NS
Shipley
Henry Ho
Cramer Aggiuaiciin
Ans
Uitda Woodwatit
Noble Grand
Livahtth
Wissisu Stone
Wiss
Ethele Meaard
Wiss Gobta Webster
Mary Ogle Weden
Jane Hench
Wass Israce Blumenauer Chiplur
Scott Roberts
Noble Prom Wise
Cary Koogle
Ruth Vovsey
Grand Mig Valles Yonger
Guardian
Ruth Grove
Desire
Val- Ve Warrington
Wallie
Wie Velane
Yaneous Indytes
Davidson Wis
State nurses meet in ambitious joint county gathering
An annual meeting of county nurse associations draws attendees from Maryland and nearby states. The event features sessions on nursing education public health and professional collaboration with leaders including state nursing leaders and hospital officials.
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Fieletudl
We Wars Tang
Biultimote
Plorente Goarner
Rse
Mais
Mane Wagner
Mogviind
Asseerinien
Marstad
Wourslind
Marylind
Goodsell Faces Court Trial On Bond Posted
Goodsell posts 200 bond after arrest on a court order violation charge. States Attorney William Storm oversaw the detention after preliminary hearing before Justice Grahame Toboson. A boy named Studebaker, placed with Mio Smith, was involved, with family ties through Sonn Studebaker and residence in Pennsylvania.
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Farry Goodell
William
Storm Goodsell
Smith
Liberio
Grahame Toboson
Studebaker
George Sintthent Urbana
Pennsylvania
Mio Smith
Sonn Stutebaker
Tiederick
Mio Smiths Eta
Frisch Named Giants Highest Paid Player Amid Hype
New York reports Frisch has been hailed as the greatest star in baseball by teammate McGraw and others. The move follows his standout season and ties to Dave Bancroft and the Boston Braves as expectations rise for his continued success at Polo Grounds.
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New York
Frisch Dunette Laghest
Polo Grounds
SETOM
80 More Killed in Clash in Philippines
A large clash on Bucas Island last week left 80 more people dead amid fighting involving insurgent and government forces. The report notes casualties among soldiers and civilians and references a church service and local notices related to property sales and community events.
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Philippines
Culorum 1 Religious Society
Bucas Island
Surimio
Butler’s crackdown halves vice in Philadelphia police drive
Brigadier General Smedley Butler, director of public safety, said the campaign reduced vice areas by at least 80 percent as 1200 saloons faced closure. He announced armed guards and 22 entry checkpoints to curb banditry and keep highwaymen from fleeing, and noted he would not take the job again for a million dollars.
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Smedley
Dh Butler
Butler
General Butler
Fab Ne
New York
Campaen
Damage by mutinous convicts shocks Alabama plant
Montevallo Alabama January 12 damage totaling thirty thousand dollars was caused by sixty six mutinous convicts who surrendered after a day of terror at the Thomas Weller Coat Company plant in Aldrich according to estimates by company president Thomas The convicts seized the pit yesterday morning and defied guards until midnight in a strike sparked by discontent withwarden Jennigan who allegedly punished three convicts Thursday.
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Associated Press
Montevallo
Ala
Thomas-Weller Coat Co
Aldrich
Thomas
Jennigan
Among the Sick and Distant Illness Updates
Ward reports the critical illness of Flerman L. Grimes at US 8 Hospital Greenville with his mother Ruth Grimes and sister Ruth Grimes from Baltimore en route. Also noted is Margery Tyler ill in Thurmont moved to City Hospital and reported unchanged. Mrs Steiner Schley slightly improved after days of critical condition at her East Church Street apartment. Mrs Alien G Quynn with pneumonia at her parents home shows slight improvement.
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Flerman L. Grimes
D. L. Grimes
US 8 Hospital
Greenville
Misa Ruth Grimes
Baltimore
B Michael
Brunswick
Warriet Tyler
Thurmont
City Hospital
Steiner Schley
East Church Street
Alien G Quynn
Rev
Wie
Otter Nast Second Street
Sign of Spring Sparks Snake Sighting Near Frederick
A resident near Frederick found a 21 inch live snake basking in sunshine, suggesting it emerged from hibernation amid milder weather. Falls On Horse Witness Mackenzie injured when his horse slipped on West South Street. left leg and shin bruised and sprained, treated at home after reaching Point of Rocks.
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Frederick
News-Post
Mailhany
Ro Mackenzie
MacKenzie
Leflee
Shankler
Stamh Taken to Sykesville After County Sheriff Transport
A clipped report notes a Stamh is taken to Sykesville by Sheriff Mme mu Wo Athanga. The Stamh resides in the northern county area and has prior treatment at the institution. velha AACHIV appears in the clipping with uncertain details.
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Sykesville
Theh
Yaa
Iskesville
Riday
Mmemu Wo Athanga
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