Police Census of City to Begin Monday Morning
Mayor Lloyd C. Cutler announced a city population census starting Monday morning, conducted by four Frederick police officers. Market Street will be first covered, with officers recording names and addresses on blanks and returning them daily. The effort aims to resolve wide population estimates since 1920, with completion expected in several weeks and full public cooperation urged.
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Force Department
Lloyd C. Cutler
Thomas M. Filby
George Jacobs
Charles Devilbiss
George Salter
Ely Tato
Second Street
Market Street
TROL
Market St. Morth
Frederick
Ladrd C. Culler
Martin J. Walsh
Recital at Hood College Highlighted By Loreen Purbaugh
A Friday night student recital in Brodbeck Hall Hood College featured soprano Loreen Purbaugh and reader Miss Margaret Grim. Purbaugh offered varied works with piano by Jessie H Newgeon while Grim read Browning themed monologues. Officers of Loy alty Chapter No 52 Eastern Star Middletown were installed with Susie H Roode as matron and Albert Brice as patron among others.
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Brodbeck Hall
Hood College
Loreen Purbaugh
Margaret Grim
Purbaugh
Department of Music
Scarlatti
Shubert
Standchen
Emmett
Jessie H. Newgeon
Grim
Arthur Goodrich
A. Palmer
Robert Browning
Loyalty
Order of Eastern Star
Middletown
Lena
Kefauver
Susie H. Roode
Albert
Brice
Frederick
Angie Ryan
Mae D. Grows
Naomi D. Remabere
Ethel MN. Kelier
Nellie
Zimmerman
Chapain
Hattie Coxle
Marshal
Margie Summers
Ocesan Derr
Adab
Newre
Thompson Bill Aims To Bar Personal Attacks In 18 Days
A Thompson proposal would outlaw circulating charges or personal attacks against a candidate within 18 days of an election unless a copy of each charge is served to the candidate 18 days prior. Penalties include a $2000 fine or one year’s imprisonment. Other notes criticize Navy Secretary Wilbur and discuss overcrowded federal prisons and calls for investigation.
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Rooney Dutcher
NEA
Washington
Jaz
Buch Ladies
Charles J. Thompson
Dejarce
Thompson
MecClintic
Geiadoma
Secretary of the Navy
Naval Academy
United States Military Academy
United States Naval Academy
Wilbur
Annapolis
Davis
Harvard
Boylan
New York
United States
Atlanta
Leavenworth
McNeil Island
Department of Justice
Boslan
Troops Sent to Quell Oyster War in Virginia Waters
Governor Byrd directed the Virginia National Guard to Gloucester County to preserve peace in Mobjack Bay amid an oyster dredging dispute. The 103rd Infantry unit from Norfolk was ordered out and to sail aboard the Commodore Maury for Mobjack Bay near the York River.
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Richmond
Virginia National Guard
Gloucester County
Byrd
National |Guard
103Rd Infantry
Norfolk
Maury
Mobjack Bay
York River
Democrats to Build Big Convention Hall in Houston
Washington today reports the Democratic national committee launched plans for a 100000 dollar temporary building to seat about 25000 at the Houston convention. Chairman Jesse H Jones said the decision was wired to Mayor Ogent Holcombe of Houston for approval.
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Washington
Houston
Texas
Ogent Holcome
Jesse H. Jones
Hoxsston Auditorium
Stock Prices Turn Reactionary Early
New York reports a reactionary opening as weekend profiteering influences early stock prices. The market closed heavy with total sales near 1,014,500 shares as traders speculate on future news. Weather outlook notes generally fair but cold week ahead for the north and middle Atlantic states, followed by warmer temperatures and possible rain or snow midweek.
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New York
Far
Washington
Middle Atlantic
Admiral Brumby takes responsibility for $4 rescue
In Boston the Rear Admiral told a naval court he assumed full responsibility for the rescue of six men trapped in a torpedo room aboard the submarine. He said sea conditions forced the action and that nothing more could have been done during the December stormy period.
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Boston
Frank H. Brumbs
Naval Court of Inquiry
Brumby
Admiral Brumby
Falcon
William M Hardt Retires From Philadelphia Bank Service
William M. Hardt, examiner of the Philadelphia Clearing House Association, will retire after a long banking career in Philadelphia. At a meeting, the association voted him a pension in recognition of his service. He organized the examiner's department in 1909 and has led it since. Hardt, 75, born in Frederick, earlier served at Farmers and Mechanics National Bank and the Comptroller of the Currency in Washington before becoming Philadelphia’s national bank examiner for eighteen years. He has three sons in Philadelphia banking: Walter K. Hardt and J William Hardt, vice presidents at Franklin Fourth Street National Bank, and Frank M. Hardt, vice president of Fidelity-Philadelphia Trust Co.
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William M. Hardt
Philadelphia Clearing House Association
Philadelphia
Hardt
Farmers and Mechanics, National Bank
Washington
National Bank
Maryland
Spring Garden Naional Bank
Keystone National Bank
National Bank Examiner
Mr. Hardt
Walter K. Hardt
J. William Hardt
Franklin-Fourth Street National Bank
Frank M. Hardt
Fidelity-Philadelphia Trust Company
Demonstration of Maryland laws ends with two fines
John B. Whitted of Hagerstown and H P Stevens of Williamsport were fined 100 and 100 plus costs for speeding past 66 mph near Braddock Heights while a deputy followed in a Cadillac. Stevens also paid a license violation fine.
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John B. Whitted
Hagerstown
H. P. Stevens
Williamsport
Washington County
Maryland
Whitted
Stevens
Boonsboro
Braddock Helghts
J. Hollin Kefanver
Middletown
American bootleg drives Irish drinkers mad
An aged woman in Middletown fell from a tree after an incident linked to bootleg liquor near Washington. She sustained an ugly head gash and fractured several ribs with multiple bruises across her body. The fragmentary report mentions a fall and injuries but lacks complete context or clear attribution.
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Aery
Washington
Caalle
Eouth
Middletown
Jaizo
Committee Rebukes Wilbur on Ship Plans
Washington Jan 1 AP committee vote 15 to 1 demands new warship construction be completed within set time. It also passed a motion to bar presidential suspension of construction without Congress approval. Only Rep McClintic voted present then no on the second. he argued Wilbur’s plan aligns with budget and fiscal rules, fearing expanded presidential spending.
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Washington
Wilbur
House No
McClinfic
Oklahoma
McClintle
McClinic
Lindbergh Takes Five Day Panama Vacation
Col Charles A Lindbergh leaves France Field for a five day rest near David Panama about 200 miles west of Panama City He lands safely at Bouquete in Chirqui province with Army flyers and plans several days of hunting and mountain trips in the region Thousands of deer and birds reported in the area and the trip is described as a routine leisure excursion by military authorities
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Colon
Panama
Charles A. Lindbergh
France Field
David
United States Army
Bouquete
Col. Lindbergh
Chirqui
Chamberlin Breaks American Air Endurance Record
Clarence B. Chamberlin and Roger Q. Tillisms set a new American endurance flight record at Mitchell Field New York clearing 31 hours 11 minutes 25 seconds with a predicted extended flight to reach a new world benchmark. They remained aloft to attempt the world record.
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Mitchell Field
Clarence B. Chamberlain
Roger Q. Tillisms
Wide search for child's slayer widens in Michigan
A nationwide manhunt continues for the killer of five year old Dorothy Schneider with about 600 officers scouring Genesee County and across Michigan. Two suspects are to be questioned by Archie Bacon who saw the slayer shortly after the crime. A $2000 reward is posted, and the Genesee board of supervisors plans funeral expenses for the child's family. The body was found near Mt. Morris and is to be buried Monday.
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Flint
Mich
Dorothy Schneider
Mt. Morris
Archie Bacon
Genesee County
Bacon
Genesee County Board of Supervisors
Leslie Schneider
Slayings Probe: Man Sought After Child Death Near Flint
Police in South Bend and Mashawaka chased a description matched motorist report of a man in a Dodge sedan with Flint plates seen near Flint Michigan where Dorothy Schneider five was slain. Driver identified by witness as local man unknown name. clue sought to identify suspect. Demonstrators in Washington offer sympathy for Sandino, marching peacefully around the State Department led by Herbert Benjamin.
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South Bend
Ind
Mashawaka
Dorothy Schneider
Flint
Mich
Parmalee
Landing
Washington
Sandino
Herbert Benjamin
Philadelphia
Workers Communist Party
State Department
Samarian Rebekah Lodge Observes Eighth Anniversary
The Samarian Rebekah Lodge No.61 observed its eighth anniversary with 100 members and guests attending a supper and birthday cake marked 1919 1927. Past Grand Alton Bennett spoke on experiences abroad, and a large officer installation followed led by District Deputy President Mrs. Elizabeth Seeger. New officers include Noble Grand Miss Fannie Zeigler and a slate of named officers. fifteen new members were admitted in the past year with one death.
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Samaritan Rebekah Lodge
A. T. White
J. Wilbur Warner
Charles F. Seeger
Alton ¥. Bennett
Spain
Abgeris
Funis
Fee
Africa
Lodge
Elsie Stone
White
Odd Fellows Home
Elizabeth Seeger
Celeste R. Thomas
Hilda Woodward
Leota Roberts
Noble Grand
Grace M. Boyer
Helena C. Wilhide
Minerva Payne Morris
Guardian
Mary Angleberger
Rachel Rippley
Edith M. Starner
Jane E. Houck
Franklin N. Shipley
Prison Warden Plans Rest After Execution Scandal
Sing Sing Warden Lewis F. Lawes travels to Palm Beach for a 10 day rest after the Ruth Snyder and Henry Judd Gray execution. He opposed capital punishment and blamed a photographer for the scene. Lawes criticized press intrusion and said he would limit reporters in the death chamber.
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New York
Lewis F. Lawes
Sing Sing
Palm Beach
Ruth Snyder
Henry Judd Gray
Robert Elliott
107th Anniversary Observed on Sunday
Fragmentary text records a 107th anniversary event observed on Sunday involving named individuals and places, including mentions of a Young Men’s organization and assorted ceremonial actions. The readable portions indicate a formal gathering with readings and music references, but critical names and locations remain unclear.
Coolidge's Train Arrives Near Miami En Route to Havana
President Coolidge travels through the Carolinas and Georgia toward Florida with a Jacksonville stop. He will transfer at Key West to the Texas bound steamer for Havana to promote goodwill and international cooperation. Mrs Coolidge accompanies him as Secretary Davis of the Labor Department frames a brief stop in Mines. The trip continues toward the Pan American conference.
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Miami
United States
Bie
Key Weat
Texas
Havana
Axa International
Contig
Carolinas
Georgia
Florida
Jacksonville
Davis
Labor Department
Mines
Key ‘West
Sanaa
Calam
Marine plane on Nicaragua flight reported
Miami January 14 AP A Marine Corps port plane en route to Nicaragua flew over Cozumel near the Yucatan coast. The pilot, L. M. Bourne, and two companions maintained a steady speed and reported all well as they skirted the Central American coast and formed the Tropical Radio State.
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Miami
Fla
Jen
L. M. Bourne
Marine Corps
Micaracus
Cozumel
Tucatan
Appeyr
Central American
Marti
First National Bank of Mullens Opens for Business
The First National Bank of Mullens opened for business today after a posted notice on the wall indicated a brief temporary closure. Names of individuals connected to the closure or medical notes appear in fragmentary text, but the bank’s reopening is the clear event.
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Mallens
W. Va
First National Bank of
Fared
Board of Directors
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