City Hospital Budget Boost and Opera House Lease Talks
A Frederick City Hospital plan seeks a $12,500 annual boost for 1927 and $15,000 the next year, while the Maryland School for the Deaf requests $184,040 for two years for salaries, a new building, and equipment. The Opera House lease transfer from Tri-State Theatre Circuit to Stanley Crandall Co. awaits the Mayor and Aldermen’s review at the next regular meeting. Nearby officials and residents attend Budget and Charities sessions amid ongoing discussion of the transfer and related city approvals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCardell
Ignatius Bjorlee
Frederick City Hospital
Board of State Aid and Charities
Baltimore
Senate
Ritette
David Winebrenner
Frederick
A. LeRoy McCardell
E. B. Ramsburg
Philip R. Winlebrewer
Isabelle Kunkel Daniel
J. Aliene Williamson
Mary S. Mauishy
Andrew A. Annan
John Francis Smith
J. Harry Grove
James H. Grove, Jr
Eugene A. Grove
City Opera House
Tri-State Theatre Circuit Inc
Tke Stanley Crandall Company
Washington
Befar
Harry M. Crandall
Stanley-Crandall Company
Floyd M. Linioger
Tri- State
Liord C. Caller
Corra House
Credit conditions push prices higher in stock market
New York, Jan 13. Eaglys credit conditions and softer money rates, plus large imports, set background for another price advance in the coming 10 days stock market. Despite heavy new financing this month, investment demand remained strong with little effect from Mexican-Nicaraguan developments. Call money renewed at 4 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Enti
Fire Idles 500 Miners After Elm Grove Mine Fire
In Wheeling West Virginia January 13 1930 five hundred men were put out of work when a fire of undetermined origin destroyed the tipple at Elm Grove Mining Company No 2 mine. The loss was estimated at 97500 and operations were suspended at the new Sipple can be constructed.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Elm Grove
Oss
Death toll rising from Montreal theater fire tops 781
In a Montreal theater blaze casualties mount as 781 are reported dead or missing. Local officials confirm the latest tally and describe the scene as chaotic with victims transported to nearby hospitals while investigators seek the cause and fate of performers and patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Reduce Street Force and Special Bruns Meeting Called
An extraordinary meeting was convened to discuss trimming winter street operations and related municipal duties. Beyer and Congcil of Bruns were named as key participants in the plan to curtail services and adjust town expenditures.
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Beyer
Congcil
Bruns
Ministers and laymen hold county Lutheran meeting
A conference of all Lutheran ministers and laymen from Frederick county congregations meets at the Evangelical Lutheran Church with Rev. U S G Rupp presiding. The afternoon session discusses evangelism, church carvington, and Lent prep, followed by an evening address by Rev. H D Hoover of Gettysburg Theological Seminary.
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Evangelical Lutherat Church
U.S. G. Rupp
Leijer
H. D. Hoover
Gettysburg Theological Seminary
Lutheran Church
Frederick County
Middle Conference
Maryland
Frederick
Carroll
Buffalo Hotel
John S. Renn
Two Villages Buried by Snow Slides in Soviet Republic
Jan 13 dispatches report two villages in the Ondutask district of southern ia completely buried by gigantic snow slides. Only five victims recovered so far as severe weather persists. Widespread damage. many reportedly frozen to death. thousands left homeless. tens of thousands of yards ruined. production demoralized and impaired.
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Soviet Republic
Jan
Ondutask
Southernia
Aidle
Arnold Daly Dies in Fire After Night Club Incident
Actor Arnold Daly is reported deceased after a fire at a night club. Firemen found him on the floor near a chair and stairway where he was overcome and rushed to a window for escape, indicating the blaze caused fatal injuries.
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Arnold Daly
Imo
Frederick county women club officers named at annual meeting
The Federation of Rural Women's Clubs of Frederick County held a morning meeting at the county demonstrator's office. New officers and committee chairmen were announced, with reports from outgoing president Mrs. Armstrong and new president Mrs. Maurice D. Coblentz. Directors named from multiple clubs discussed programs, amendments to the constitution, and a one yearly federation meeting proposal.
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Federation of Rural Women's Club
Frederick County
Elizabeth R. Thompson
Court Howse
Armstrong AG. McKiones
Walkersville
Maurice D. Coblentz
Middletown
Mre
Clibs
Federation
Cablentz
Iraj Davis
Wiam GE. Kindley
Maurice St. Coblentz
William E. Kindler
Bucktown Club
A. G. McKinney
Charles Crawford
K. L. Metcalf
Wiliam Trimappe
Urbanate
Elmer
Charles McNair
Valerie Overman
Emmits
Pearl Kefautes
Brad
Wiliam R. Slemmer
Jug Bridge Club
I. P. Feiser
Wotsiwro
E. G
Nicodemus
New Market
William Garylor
Middie
Ivan Lawson
Pleasant
George Beynolds
C. ¥. Smith
Liberty
Melvin Sae
Fish Culture Subject Speech On Fish Habits And Feeding
Mr Poxeil spoke on the habits of fish and feeding and fermentation. A luncheon last week in Shanghai, China, was attended by students and guests including Ed Mesick and John W Snook. Mrs Homer Brooke and family remained at home with their son.
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Poxeil
China
Tar H
Homer Brooke
Forest War
Schoolas
Shanghai
Mesick
Baith
Fei
Brooke
John W. Snook
M. Anend
Sii
Tiejschein
Harry M. Saipley
Frefesick
Bork
Arriving Admiral Aims to Protect Americans in China
Admiral Clarence F. Williams, head of the Asiatic Fleet, arrives at Shanghai with orders to safeguard American lives and interests in China as tensions rise over foreign concessions. Reports say evacuations and strikes threaten British and American citizens in Szechwan and Hunan provinces amid anti foreign sentiment.
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Shanghai
Shausita
APIA
Yed Bere Feley
Peking
Ben Yeagurtay
Tien Tsin
China
Bland Kow
Clarence F. William
pierFegedio Filimourgin
Ichanr
Yangtze
Szechwan
Changsha
Hunan
Rege
2B Liners to Carry Legionnaires to Paris
Indianapolis Jan 13 AP A plan to bring 31 000 American Legion members to the Paris convention Sept 19 23 includes doughnut girls from the Salvation Army Red Cross nurses and physicians YMC A Knights of Columbus Jewish Welfare Board and American Library Association to support postwar relief. Twenty eight liners will take ex servicemen from eight ports with rail fare reduced and total trip cost about 175 to 500 including lodging and meals. Reservations close May 15.
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Indianapollis
America
Europa
American Legion
Paris
Salvation Army
Red Cross
K. of C
Jewish Welfare Board
American Library Association
France
Montreal
Boston
New York
Hamopton Roade
Charleston
Jacksonville
Galveston
New Orleans
Perfon
Mexico Averts Outbreak Against United States
Dispatches from Guadalajara report an anti American demonstration near the U S border was halted by federal authorities. A band of workers began a march toward the city before intervention kept the protest from escalating.
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Jimines
Costa Rica
Goute
Nicaragua
Washington
Juan Sacasa
Diaza Managua
Hovee Foreign Affairs Committee
Kellogg
Republicana
Perec
Huddinston
Alabama
Borah
Mayice
Williamson
Pedro Zepeda
Mexico City
Liberate
Mexico
United States
Guadalajara
Congress
Madame Kollantay
Mbourd
Latin America
Carles
Pennsylvania Campaign Funds Committee Seizes Ballots Claim
The Senate Campaign Funds Committee decided today to seize ballots in Pennsylvania counties after a recent election. The action involved individuals including Mrs. O. B. Turner, Carl Tobber, Elaine Tobber, Norwood Tobber, and Mr. and Mrs. Will Reverson, who spent the weekend there.
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Pennsylvania
En Fotha Haliets c
Senao
Tuer Andson
Carl Toberr
M Toberr
Elaine
Norwood
Will Reverson
California town feels quake shock
The report notes a California town shaken by an earthquake with no damage reported. Bank cashier C. B. Hendrickson of the Farm and Mechanics National Bank is ill at home but improving, and Dr. Z. Heist of Frederick is also at home in Baltimore.
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California
C. BT. Hendrickson
Farm and Mechanics National Bank
Nicaraguan Affair Strains U S Interests and Trade
The article outlines American property and stakes in Nicaragua including banks, railroads, and fruit companies. It notes alleged purchases by Nicaragua, U S citizens living there, and major firms like United Fruit and Standard Fruit amid political shifts and canal talks.
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Nicaragua
State Department
Department
Etsett Hag Reefie Beames
Diax
Salorzano-Sacasa
New York
United States
Ome Dars
Sacasa Liberal
Atlantic
Latimer
Brunswick Native Dies in Auto Crash
A Brunswick native, Arthur Sigafowse, was killed when his car crashed into a concrete bridge near Mercersburg Pennsylvania. Fred Foltz of Martinsburg and Rodney Higman of Hagerstown were fatally or seriously injured. Sigafowse, ejected into the water, was pulled from the stream by passing motorists. He was the son of BLF Sigatoose of Brunswick and had worked as a barber in Hancock before returning to Martinsburg. He left behind a large family including six brothers and four sisters plus many relatives across Maryland and Pennsylvania.
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Arthur Sigafowse
Oof
Hancock
Fred ¢. Foltz
Sigafoose
Mercersburg
BLF
Sigatoose
Brunswick
Martinsburg
Ela
C. W
C. W. Colertinsburg. the Young Wife Dying November 15. Young Strafoost
Martinsbure
Crum F. Sirafoose
Pessie Ehelsen
Grassy
Mabel Donaldson
el Paso
Teaas
Nicaraguan Civil Struggle Deepens With Dual Governments
The article describes two competing Nicaraguan governments led by Adolfo Díaz and Sacasa. Díaz’s conservative regime is based in Managua, while Sacasa’s liberal government operates from Puerto Cabezas. The United States backs Díaz, with ships and Marines in Nicaraguan waters and arms imports permitted for Díaz but blocked for Sacasa.
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Mexico City
Kellogg
Nicaragua
Pedro Zepeda
Zepeda
Juan Sacasa
Puerto Cabezas
Diaz
United States
Nierican
Amure
Eddy
Suete
Adolfo Dla
Managua
Mexico
Dedicia Bautiste Sacasa
Puerto Cubes
Ditz
Sacasa
Columbia University Medical School
New York
Maddie School of Leu University
Diax
State Department
Dias
Two Women and Man Die in Tennessee Siege
Violent shooting in Cur, Tennessee ends with two women mortally wounded and a man killed by a gunman. Deputies and a national guard call escalate as bystanders, including students, witness the chaotic basement siege and a fatal volley.
Brunsw ick Man Edward Harrison Burns Improved
Edward Harrison of Brunswick, a pipe fitter for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, was badly burned in a steam line explosion but is reported improved and not considered seriously injured. He was taken to Frederick City Hospital for treatment and is under medical care as investigators and officials map out next steps for local post office and building projects in Brunswick.
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Edward Harrison
Brunswick
Frederick City
Harrison
Vt Brunswick
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Baler Fuer Ack Hospital
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