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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1927
Page
5
Mr Storm urges all legionnaires to submit their applications promptly for the Marianid quota trip to the convention. The total trip cost is about $150 per member, and the convention is nearing capacity.
Charles Robert Fox infant son of Mr and Mrs Robert E Fox of Ladiesburg died Tuesday morning at 7 50 o clock Funeral today at 4 o clock with services conducted at home by Elders F Repp and Gern and interment in Beaver Dam cemetery Powell and Albaugh funeral directors
Funeral of Mrs Beulah Hill wife of John 3B Bill aged 46 conducted at her York home then Lutheran Taneytown service with interment in Taneytown cemetery. Also burial of Jessa Mobley in Baltimore with grave services and interment at Fairview cemetery. both notices list survivors and pallbearers.
Purely personal items note Mr. Charles W. Quint observing his 69th birthday. Miss Elizabeth Thompecs and Miss Charlotte Stotte spent the weekend with Stotte’s parents, Dr. and Mrs C B Stone. Arthur Stokes, ex Philadelphia Athletics, visits his parents and will play for the Des Moines Western League club this season. Mrs James C. Jones of Pittsburgh visits her father at 15 East Fourth Street. Patrolman Wm Cramer of Baltimore, formerly of this city, was injured in a Baltimore lunchroom attack. two suspects were arrested. Cramer suffered a broken wrist. Hospital Board of Managers met at the Nurses Home. February report showed patients treated 178, charged 136.
A man was executed by hanging for the murder of a woman using an iron bar. The case proceeded through court, with authorities stating the act occurred in a residence. The ruling follows a lengthy investigation and appeals.
A brief item describes a fire touch on local markets near Thummoni along the state road. The cause is not clearly stated in the fragment, but mentions a superstition about a path and devil following regions. The readable text is fragmentary and lacks corroborating details.
Governor Hitchkie's administration sends a comprehensive program to the General Assembly. Speaker Lea plans committee assignments Tuesday with final decisions delayed to Thursday. James J. Lindsay Sr. re elected as Maryland state treasurer. a resolution against poison in alcohol for beverage purposes will be introduced. Senator McCardell named chair of education. Jones heads contagious conditions and serves on multiple panels.
A jury returned an unqualified verdict for the defendants in a $10,000 damage suit filed by Rasmond M Paster of Exithmere against The Tailoring Company and Joseph J Roberts. The suit stemmed from the accidental death of the plaintiff’s eight-year-old son in May 1925 in Baltimore. The case related to an auto trek that struck the boy and involved the Baltimore company’s role in hauling materials.
Governor Ritchie defended Maryland's rights against federal centralization in a speech marking the state’s political stance. He argued the Bill of Rights is a living charter of liberty, urging protecting liberties against despotism and pledging to uphold state sovereignty.
The marriage occurred in January at 1345 Euclid Street N. W. Washington. Dorothy Devereux Bawley, daughter of Mr and Mrs Devereux Bawley of Washington DC, is a Church Women and Infirmary graduate. She is a granddaughter of Colonel August, formerly from near Frederick.
Local notice details a reopening of a dancing class at the Francis Scott Key Hotel Ballroom with an instructor and weekly sessions. It notes a public sale date in nearby Farm pagerstown and advertises transit and groceries amid listings for entertainers and vendors.
Local notices advertise a Friday sale at Water Rate for a variety of items from fashion to household goods. Listings include a Grove Lime Co sale, a modern brick home for sale or rent, and an auction by John Umberger with storage apples and farm equipment. Several notices mention poultry, fur trading, and local real estate options in Frederick Maryland and surrounding streets.
Several modern brick dwellings on Market Street Frederick and nearby areas list features such as electric lighting furnaces day kitchens and garages. Properties include lots with well water acreage and rear alleys with prices ranging from $2686 to $4700. Rentals and improvements noted with emphasis on location and value.
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