Ballenger Creek Road Urged as Main Frederick Route
A 169-person delegation including Frederick officials and business leaders asked County Commissioners to back reestablishing Ballenger Creek Road as the main highway from Frederick to Point of Rocks. They cited a shorter route, absence of grade crossings, safety, and economic benefits for the city and Shenandoah Valley access.
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Ballenger
Buckerstown
Frederick
ctty
Board of County Commissioners
State Roads Commission
Ballenger creek
Point of Rocks
Comstoners
James H. Gambrill, II
Gambrily
Shenandoah Valley
Gambrill
Emory C. Crum
Burnose
Adamstown
Licksville
Jengik
Ballenger creek road
Cram
Lloyd C. Caller
Culler
Chamber of Commerce
Charles Rena
Ballenger district
Ames Mendrickson
Chamber 97 Commerce
D. John Marker
F. Grove
Ballenger creex
sai valie
and Throwsh Manor
Bironzic mig
Comion Ash
Howard Smith
John S Rena
farmerie of
Ratlerens
Gamibriy
Program For Civic Club Meeting
The program for Monday's Civile Club meeting has been arranged by Mrs. Apple, chairman of the department of Fine Arts. Dr. Baker of Hood College will give a talk on art. A large attendance is expected. Dr. Baker's subject will be Two Will Pass While The Lentils Grow.
Father Of Thrift Sow Liters Reap Little Said
Fragmented OCR text shows a garbled phrase about thrift and savings. No coherent event, names, dates, or places readable to form a proper news item or summary.
Hood College Board Elects Officers at Regular Session
Hood College board re elected officers with Dr Edward S Bremer as president A R Brodbeck as vice president and Miss Rosa Duvall as secretary The meeting focused on Hood’s present and future needs and the completion of the Williams Observatory Joining the campus improvements and infirmary plans discussed Members from multiple towns attended the session held on an April day
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Hood College
Dr. EdwardS. Bremer
A. R. Brodpeck
Rosa Duvall
Hood
H. Williams Observatory
aleas
Eridor
A.B. Bauman
J .A. R. Brodbeck
Hazenstown
Emory L. Coblentzedericz
De Chant
Hanover
J. H. Gane borrill Jr
Frederick William EL Habel
Miersdale
HL. G. Kiefer
Frederi Robinson
Greensburg
EL S. Skries
Cumberland
Theodore
Girl Laughs After Slaying Betrayer In Quiet Town
Report from Cleveland that a juvenile trial is pending after a girl allegedly killed a man who betrayed her. Authorities indicate the case involves a twist and a pledge of secrecy amid ongoing proceedings.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Frearoid Az
Tony Zaiereline
Zalere
dudge Addams
Spokesman Method to Test Public Opinion Criticized
Karl A. Bickel of United Press denounced the administration spokesman tactic of using newspapers as trial balloons. He told the American Society of Newspaper Editors that press associations and papers should reject high authority prompts that seed ideas only to repudiate later when stories fail to meet expectations.
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Associated Press
Washington
Karl A. Bickel
United Press Association
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Grand Duke Boris and Wife Arrive in the United States
Grand Duke Boris and Grand Duchess arrive aboard the Olympia in New York for an indefinite pleasure visit. They hope to attend shooting and golf events and spend time at Palm Beach after a few weeks in the city. Boris says they are not here to aid movements to restore monarchial government.
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Associated Press
New York
Grand Duk Boris
Russia
Grand Duchess
America
bent
Opera Club
Boris
Grand Duchess Crit
Palm Beach
althouh
Grand Duke
Cyril
Gasoline Prices Climb One Cent In East Region
Gasoline prices rise by one cent across the east effective Thursday as demand grows. Local dealers cite higher demand and expect prices to inch up further, noting wholesale and retail increases from postwar lows. The change affects major companies and includes high octane fuel as well.
Rain and Snow Forecast For Next Week
Weather outlook for the North Atlantic States hints at rain and snow from Monday through midweek and again later in the period. Temperatures remain below normal with a mild rise in the middle then colder at the end. Umbrellas appear in headlines as workers protest by marching with raised umbrellas in Madras style fashion. Cotton farming gains traction in Australia.
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eather
Monda
antic
ieokier
A R President General to Visit Frederick
Frederick prepares for a visit by Marvin H. Lewis president general of the National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution. He will arrive Friday January 23 and stay at the Francis Scott Key Hotel with a reception and banquet planned. The event includes notable attendees and honors in a Washington to Frederick tour of the Atlantic States.
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Frederick
Marvin H. Lewis
National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution
Washington
Atlantic States
Frederick County
Louisvile
Lewis
Francis Scott Ker
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Washington I .L. Adams
New Jersey
FR Co. Ballard Th
Lake City
Public Sefeir
Louisville
Saratoga Battlefield Association
Better Bureau of Louisville
My Old Kentucky Home Commission
Sons of the American Revolution
Palestine Encampment Officers Installed and Birthday Observance
An encampment meeting in Palestine elected and installed new officers for the ensuing term and appointed a social committee. A birthday tribute to General Robert E. Lee was set for January 13 at the president’s home with a brief program and address planned. Portland cement production last year reached 150,669,000 barrels.
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Palestine
Vr. O. P
Grand Pathi Elmer | Prown
Grand Tasior
Horace H. C. Albaush
Charles E. Keiser
John J. Feaga
Charles W. Keiser
Oscar B. Perkins
J. Wilbur Warner
Harr P. Seeger
H. Dorsey Etchison
Jacob L. Enge
brecht
Franklin N. Ship
Wiliam F. Steiner
Wm. HB. Knock
W. Maurice Roberts
Levi
W. Moyer
sentinel
T. Lipps
sen!er
Henry Cram
Charlies E. Keiser
Isha Jl Feaga
Charlies W. Keiser
Horace H. C
Harry P
Horace H.C. Albanga
Charles W
United States
Few Penalties in City for Auto Law Violations
Frederick county accounts for little in the weekly motor law report by E. Austin Baughman. William C. Fout had his operator license revoked for unauthorized use of a car. John M. Russell and Magnone Bingie had chauffeurs and licenses suspended for reckless driving. Total fines listed amount to $65 in Frederick, $26 in Middletown, and $445 in Montgomery County with John Diggs receiving six months in jail for driving under the influence and license revocation.
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Frederick county
E. Austin Baughman
William C. Fout
licansa
Magnone Bingie
Union BYE
John M. Russell
Frederick
gate
William O. Feyt
William A. Peat
Homer Smith
Middletown
Harry Swanson
Montgomery county
John Diggs
Diess
Famed Texas Rangers Lose State Policing Status
Austin reports the Texas Rangers, famed for 90 years of service, face a district court ruling that their law dating to 158 recognition and later amendments is unconstitutional. Enjoined from acting as state policemen, the Rangers must halt official duties pending further action. The ruling unsettles a storied force once totaling about 450 members with a history reaching back to Civil War era service.
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Associated Press
Austin
Tex
Texas Rangers
heroes of fact
Supreme Court
remaric
Texas
Rangers
Market Climb Drives 800000 Shares in Strong Close
Market advances with about 800000 shares traded as most issues participate in a broad rally. Ash Motors leads with a sharp move from 235 to 279 after a 19 point gain, while weak accounts are trimmed and short positions are extended.
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ash Motors
Dempsey Plans East Trip To Seek Summer Title Bout
In Los Angeles Jack Dempsey and manager Jack Kearns announced they will travel east next month to pursue a summer fight. Tex Rickard may pursue a title bout with Gibbons or Willis in June, though no arrangements are set. Kearns downplayed Dempsey retirement rumors, saying publicity is the only link to media attention and will not affect the trip.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Jack Dempsey
Jack Kearns
Kearns
Tex Rickard
Dempsey
Gibbons
Willis
weer Estelle Taylor
Rickard Aims to Match Demsey Gibbons in June Fight
Tex Rickard expects to match Jack Dempsy for a bout in June with Tom Gibbons or Parry Wills, despite champion plans to retire and marry in the spring.
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New York
Tex Rickard
Jack Demry
Utie
Tom Gibbons
Parry Wills
Twelve Men Trapped by Cave-in in Yosemite Tunnel
Fresno Calif January reports say twelve men were buried in a tunnel cavern on the Yosemite Valley Railroad. Advices note that efforts to recover the missing workers continue as authorities monitor the situation.
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Associated Press
Fresno
Cal
Yosemite Valley
Government appeals in Baltimore Post tax case
The United States filed in the Supreme Court to appeal the Baltimore Post tax dispute. Records show Internal Revenue Commissioner Bill Burn on the case, with details released in January.
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U.S
Associated Press
Washington
Supreme Court
tedar
Baltimore Post
Commissioner of Internal Revenue Bill
Favor Drab Women in New Mohammedan Sect
A fragment describes a newly formed Mohammedan sect advocating drab dress in public. Members are urged to wear black and white to avoid perceived evil linked to bright colors. A friend is asked to join, and a new minister is mentioned in the dialogue attributed to Georgia Yellow Jacket.
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paca
Georgia
Prohibition Enforcement Faces Shakeup as Coolidge Signals Change
Washington on January 17 Reuters reports the sixth year of national prohibition begins with possible personnel and method changes in federal enforcement. President Coolidge favors targeting bootleggers over hip pocket flasks and may move prohibition units to a Treasury led independent bureau. Arthur Woods, former NY Police Commissioner, is mentioned as a potential successor to Haynes.
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Associated Press
Washington
Federal
Ror A. Haynes
White House
Coolidgs
House Judiciary committee
te “Internal Revenue Bureau
Treasury Department
Anti-Saloon League
Haynes
League
Coolidge
Unsettled Weather Rule Over Week End
Washington dispatches report lower temperatures and unsettled conditions for the weekend with no relief in sight. Snow and ice have diminished as the mercury rose above freezing but remained near 3% degrees Friday night, keeping temperatures mostly steady and implying cooler northerly winds ahead.
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Washington
Tin Plate Ring Leader Daniel Reid Dies at 67
Daniel Gray Reid known as the Tin Plate Ring died of pneumonia at 67 in New York. A founder of the American Tin Plate Co, he rose from bank messenger to Wall Street figure. Once valued at 30 million, associates estimate his fortune near 50 million.
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Daniel Gray Reid
New York
Associated Press
Tin Plate Ring
Reid
American Tin Plate Co
Richmond
Ind
Wall street
Carvel Hall Clerk Found Dead in Bed
Annapolis Maryland January 17 Joan W Dayton a long time bar clerk at Carvel Hall Hotel was found dead in his bed today A physician attributed apoplexy as the cause and said he had been dead several hours Dayton a Winchester Connecticut native was unmarried The zebra is the African member of the horse family.
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Associated Press
Annapolis
Joan W. Dayton
Carvel Hal Hotel
Dayton
Winchester
Conz
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