Judges Draw Jury for Next Term of Court February 4
Judges Urner and Worthington named forty eight jurors for the February term. Twenty five will serve the grand jury opening day, the rest form the petit jury. Districts include Buckeystown, Middletown, Emmitsburg, Urbana, New Market, Woodsboro, Petersville, Thurmont, and Braddock, with listed jurors such as Scott Fry, Richard Cromwell, Lewis Rice, Grayson Staley, James Saylor, Albert Patterson, George Kanode, Nathan England, John P Working, Harvey Finnertrock, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckeystown
Scott L. Fry
Richard N. Cromwell
Frederick
Lewis A. Rice
Grayson H. Staley
Everest C Harding
S. Elmer Brown
Joseph Ih. Bussard
Glenn Q. Garber
Hugh R Dean
Amon Burgee
J. Willia
Strine
Middletown
George D. Main
Daniel C. Kefauver
Creagerstown
Robert L. Ogle
Emmitsburg
James M. Saylor
Albert M. Patterson Catoctin
Herbert W. Moser
Urbana
George H. Kanode
Nathan J. England
Liberty
W Irving
Snow and cold to follow winter storm outlook
Weather for the week starting Monday forecast snow or rain across the North and Middle Atlantic states with colder temperatures at the start and a moderate rise later accompanied by snow and rain. Separate note reports a College Terrace Lot 13 in College Park sold by Potts and Giffin agents to an undisclosed buyer for future home construction.
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Associated Press
Washington
Jay
North
Middle Atlantic
College Terrace
Potts and Giffin Realtors
College Park
Fiance of Alma Reed Executed by Rebels in Yucatan
San Francisco woman Alma Reed’s fiancé Wenico, governor of Yucatan, was reportedly executed by rebels. Confirmation arrives amid ongoing unrest as details remain scarce and families seek information on his fate.
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Alma Reed
San Francisco
Woman
Her Fiamce
Yucatan
Wenico
Murphree Emerges as Bryan Backed Presidential Hope
Dr A A Murphree president of the University of Florida surfaces as the newest Democratic presidential possibility. He is sponsored by William Jennings Bryan and gains support within party circles.
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A. A. Murphree
University of Florida
William Jennings Bryan
Commissioners consider new county farm agent for Frederick
Frederick county faces selecting a successor to John McGill after his resignation. University of Maryland expert Dr T B Symons will meet commissioners Tuesday to discuss the appointment. No decision date is set as the panel weighs several factors before acting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
John McGill
Washington
T &B. Symons
University of Maryland
Grand Officers Install at Palestine Encampment Meeting
Palestine Encampment No 20 1Oo OF visited by Pastor and Patriarch and Grand Instructor William G Schmidt to install newly elected officers. Officers named include Horace H. Albaugh J Edgar Yinger Charles P. Staley Oscar B. Perkins Wilbur Warner Jacob Engelbrecht Franklin Shipley George Webster Levi Moberly Harry Seeger W Leslie Burger Ed Haugh Henry Cramer John Lipps William Steiner Charles Keller Charles Keiser. Birthday dinner honors A C McCardell with family and local notables. McCardell age 78 birthday observed Saturday December 24. he heads Fredericks County National Bank and runs a wholesale confectionery business.
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Palestine Encampment
Pastorand Patriaceh
William G Schmdt
Samuel Wright
Alfred Hurst
L L Shortt
W. J. Schmidt
Altimore
Schmidt
Wright
Palestine
Elmer Brown
J Wilbur Warner
J Roy Durke
A C McCardell
McCardell
Hose
Aml
D McCardel
W O H McCardell
Tutie McCardell
Mary Seidenstricher
Anniversary of Bible Society Held on Sunday in Frederick
Frederick County hosts the 1080 anniversary services of the Home Bible Society with Jacob Rohrback presiding and Henry Miller of Baltimore slated as speaker. An elaborate program includes hymns, readings, prayers, and a stereopticon show about the Panama Canal’s Bill House, plus a report reading and officer elections.
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Bible Society
Home Men's Bible Society of
Frederick County
Jacob Rohrback
Todlovk
Centennial Memorial United Isrethien Church
William R. Glen
Hone
Gabriel
U. S
William RR. Glen
L. G. Llis Williams
Calvary M. FE. G. Church
C. Rupp
Evangelial Linksaan Church
van Deventer
U. B
Janis
H. Stratt
Maryland
T.T. Gaone
Presbyterian Church
Miller
John F Goucher
Goucher College
First
Dreadsterian Church of
Baltimore
Alewoder Aron
Mer Fvali
Bille House
Panama Canal Zone
Marsland Society
Rena S&s. Horn
Ros
J. Dutrow
Elmer Trown
Skoncetr
Sundae
National and legion meetings feature Col Markey in two cities
Col D John Markey returned from a week in Philadelphia and Indianapolis where he represented the local Chamber of Commerce at the Eastern division of the National Chamber of Commerce midyear meeting. He nominated Elmore B Jeffery of Baltimore for a National C of G director. At the Legion meeting in Indianapolis the executive committee backed a motion to make the Star Spangled Banner the national anthem and protested removing crosses on veterans' graves
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D. John Markey
Philadelphia
Indianapolis
Indiana
National
C of G
Jeffery
Ernest X. Twice
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
Virginia
Shenandoah's Pole Flight Aims to Annex Arctic Land
AP reports Secretary Denby told the House Naval Committee the Shenandoah's polar mission aims to explore Arctic regions to annex surrounding land to the United States. He warned an unexplored area of about 1,000,000 square miles near the U S could fall to another power if not mapped and claimed this summer.
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Associated Press
Washington
Denby
House Naval
Arctic Tegions
United States
Chire
Arctic
North Pole
Shenandoah
D A R Observes Lees Birthday In South Confederate Groups Celebrate
The D A R marks General Robert E Lee birthday with state wide chapters meeting in the South. Fitzhugh Lee Chapter in the city holds its 25th meeting at Mrs Eleanor Chiswell Nicodemy home with routine reports from delegates, election keeps officers, and a program of Southern songs and reminiscences. Members of Alexander Young Camp Confederate Veterans attended and spoke, refreshments follow.
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Robert E. Lee
South
Song and Daughters of the Confederacy
Fitzhugh Lee
Thin City
Eleanor Chiswell
Washington
Mt Chert
Nicodemus
Bertha Trundle
Coo
Keedy
Nan Hough
Wis
Edward Smith
Tinten Abell Baughman
Fo Smith
Geard Smith
Mary Fuller
Vic F. F. Smith
Wise Emme Ro Gitsinger
Alexander Young
Wade
Spanish War Vets to Meet in Havana Cuba
Four Spanish War veterans of the United States were formally invited by President Zayas to hold the 1924 convention in Havana in connection with the Cuban victory. No other details were clear from the transmission.
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Havana
Cuba
Associated
Presa
Zayas
Legion Posts Stage Contest Urges Regional Post Challenge
The American Legion Fran cis Scott Key Post in the city issued a membership contest challenge to Morris Frock Post of Hagerstown and Fort Cumberland Post of Cumberland. A reply from Hagerstown suggested the two losing posts dine the winning post and cover travel costs for the entertainment. Major Elmer F Munshower, commander, is optimistic about progress and expects the local post to prevail. No word yet from Cumberland. contest draws on larger regional membership.
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American Legion
Francis Scott Key
Ling
Morris Frock Post
Hagerstown
Fort Cumberland Post
Cumberland
Magerstown
Elmer F. Munshower
Francia Scott Kry
Fon
Pang
Joral
Mexican Troops to Enter El Paso Under Pickup
Acting Governor Davidson approved a Mexican troop transit into El Paso Texas reversing Friday’s decision. 2006 federal troops would be allowed to cross the border if the Mexican government assumes responsibility for any damages caused.
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Austin
Davidson
Obregon
Mexico Fe
Twughea
Washington
Texas
EL Paso
Low Money Rates Stabilize Prices In New York Market
The Associated Press reports in New York on January 19 that prospect of sustained low money rates and advances in crude oil products helped stabilize stocks. The main session showed profit taking and some short selling with a steady close amid about 355,000 shares traded.
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Associated Press
New York
Rharea Tne
President Coolidge to Broadcast Rotary Birthday Message
The Associated Press reports President Coolidge will deliver a radio address from the White House on Washington’s Birthday. The message, a Rotary International “golden rule” appeal, will be relayed by about 3,000 Rotary clubs in 28 countries on February 22, with Chicago Rotary No 1 coordinating.
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Rotary Clubs
Rotary International
White House
Rotary Club No 1
Chicago
Rotary
Washington
This
Foreien Coutries
Burger buys Schuoler Realty as bakers retire
After ten years operating a baking and pastry shop at the corner of Market and South streets, Albert Schuoler and his wife retire on February 3 and sell the property to W Leastie Burger. Burger plans a grocery store and apartments, taking possession of the storeroom February 4 and the rest March 1. The Schuelers also recently bought 15 West South Street for their home. Terms were not disclosed.
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Market
South Streets
Albert Schuoler
W. Leastie Burger
Burger
South Market
Market Street
West South Street
Schueler
Atte
Clarence Main
New Guns for All Philadelphia Cops
Philadelphia directing official announces arming all policemen with .45 caliber automatics to erase weapon uniformity. A recent station-house inspection showed varied revolvers, prompting emphasis on standard issue. Butler criticizes prior gear, calling it tragic and risky amid cleanup drives and hearings. The report also notes rustic punishments for pool hall loiterers and a Middletown church considers calling Rev. John S Adam to pastorate.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Public Safety
Butler
Ely
Iitzgerald
Ponl
Third Street Property Sold to New Owner
Markwood D Harp acted for Mrs Martha E Kolb in selling the brick dwelling at 2383 East Third Street to John M M Culler with possession on April 1. Noah K B Cramer and Son real estate Joan and incuraror agents purchased the ground and a two story brick dwelling with electric lights at 216 East Fourth Street from Mr and Mrs Charles M Titlow.
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Third Street
Markwood D. Harp
Martha E Kolb
East Third Street
John MM. Culler
Noah KB Cramer
East Fourth Street
Charles M. Titlow
Infant Tack Removal Nears At Penn Hospital
An eight month old boy from St Louis was brought to the University of Pennsylvania hospital with a tack lodged in a lung. Dr Chevalier Jackson would attempt removal using a newly touted instrument funded by a church organization. Nurses and a porter assisted as the child, calm and smiling, prepared for surgery in the next day or two under close watch by Mrs Lela Parrish.
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Belgutty
University of Pennsylvanian Hospital
Lela Parish
City Hospital
St Louis
Frederick Plants Operating Report Highlights Employment
The Department of Labor report says nearly all Frederick plants are operating with some overtime in several industries. Workforce demand is about equal to supply, a small building program continues, and most trades remain fully employed. Regional notes cite mixed unemployment but no alarm, with seasonal building activity and ongoing labor demand in major cities.
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Maryland
Department of Labor
Frederick
Virgina
West Virginia
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Urner and Worthington
Bryan
Harris & Ewing
Dr. Symons
United Brethren Church
Henry
Col. Markey
American Legion and Chamber of Commerce
Lakehurst
Pole
Lee
Afernoon
Legion Posts
Coolidge
Ton
President Coolidge
W. L Burger
Schuoler Realty
Baker
Odd
the Reformed Church
Mddletown
John S Adam
Silver Hill
Mr Adam
G A Snyder
St. Louis
Staten
Mallory Barredt
Volla Masters
Unitet States
Paris
America
Norway
Tritedates Lawn Tennis Association
International Olympic Connnlssim
Vialloty
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