City Plans Zoning Commission and Creek Clean Up
The City will appoint three commissioners to survey the city and draft a zoning ordinance under Mayor Lloyd C Taller at the next meeting. The creek cleanup extends about 8,200 feet with 1,000 feet remaining between Market Street and end Street bridges. Perpetrators throwing rubbish into the stream will be prosecuted under city ordinance as authorities push to maintain the improved channel and curb further debris.
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Lloyd C Taller
J. Cc. Grimilds
Baltimore
Xyere
Udwiter
Toster’s Hill
Hood Vesper Service at Brodbeck Hall Sunday Afternoon
The Hood College Vesper service at Brodbeck Hall featured Reverend Rufus M. Jean delivering a sermon on The Spirit of Man as the Candle of Life and Dr. Jones illustrating spiritual energy versus physical power. Organist Henry T. Wade led the musical program as singers and instrumentalists from Hood College performed including Betty Gabel and Virginia Cobieniz, with remarks on American life and faith.
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Brodbeck Hall
Rufus M. Jean Allege
Rod
Dr. Jones
Jones
Jesus
Hood College
Christ
Henry T. Wade
Presse
Largo
Handel
Betty Gabel
Dorothy Stobbe
Virginia Cobieniz
Harp
Emma
Argentina Foresees U S Shift From Farming To Industry
The.Argentine argues that the United States will become an importing nation within five years as urban growth rises, rural decline, and meat and grain trade reshape relations. Buenos Aires envisions U S buyers expanding, while tariffs and immigration impact agricultural labor and reform efforts under President Irigoyen.
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Washington
Jen
Prebien
Abeed
Argectisa
Abe
United States
Canada
Liverpool
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Unomi
Irigoyen
Surgeon Smoked During Appendicitis Operation in Gettysburg
Dr R W Cadle of Emmitsburg formerly of Urleans underwent an appendicitis operation at Werner Hospital Gettysburg Pa with local anaesthetic as his only relief from pain He smoked a cigarette on the table and talked with Dr J McCrea Dickson during the procedure His condition is reported as improved.
Reward Offered for Bandits at Memphis Service Station
Memphis readers learn of a Memphis South Side service station offering $500 for dead bandits involved in the store hold ups. The ad notes the second holdup of the month and describes the latest incident as masked men taking 275 from the cashier while threatening the night clerk with a pistol.
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Memphis
Tenn
South Side
Maryland road official Pran Weston dies at home
Pran a C. Weston oil engineer and long time road official died at his Rockville home after a long illness. He helped organize the 1908 reconstruction program and later aided the State Roads Commission. Weston, 65, was a Democrat who had withdrawn from politics after retirement.
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Rockiwle
MD. Jack
Prana C. Weston
Tameey
Une Joe Geox Rus
Ced
Hutton Wes
Guernor Young L. Crotbers
State Roads Commission
Hutton
Commission
Improvements 10 Roads Are Asked
Two road delegations appeared before the County Commissioners this morning and one on Saturday. The Hauser District led a large group seeking three miles of road from the Washington county line to Foxville, with signers including W. A. Wolfe and Charles Q. Harne among others. The Yellow Springs group asked for an extension of two miles on the Frederick toward Clflow Meetings project, while Woodsboro and Johnsville residents sought two miles on the Woodsboro road through Cettreville to meet the Johnsville Liberty pike, with attendees such as J. W. Etzier and T. H. Spurrier listed.
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Yellow Springs
Woodsboro
Johnsville
Haover
Washington County
Foxville
W. A. Wolfe
Charles Q.harne
Amos R. Wolfe
J. W. Brantenburg
Belek
FP. Lewis
Lloyd Hays
Martin L. Draper
Eagar E. Criss
Harry E. Wolfe
Simon Kuhn
Charlea C. Wolfe
F. Lloyd Lovell
Frederick
Cllow Mptings
Cettreville
Johnsville-Liberty
J. W. Etzier
T. H. Spurrier
John William Fogle
H. Plummer
Frederick County Christian Endeavor Plans Banquets Countywide
Executive committee meetings propose county banquets in Kemptown Liberty Thurmont and Jefferson with later arrangement of Oates details and a March April visitation program. Dr Daniel A Poling may speak at Braddock Heights August 18 and Leadership Training School runs six weeks starting January 28. Senior Criss dance hosts include Hood College dean Miss Sara Latejoy and about sixty five couples attended.
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Frederick County
Christian Endeavor Union
Presbyterian Church
Kemptown
Liberty
Thurmont
Jefferson
Oates
Christian Endeavor
Daniel A Poling
New York
International Christian Endeavors Organization
Braddock Heights
Christian Endeavor Organization
Fredenck County
Dosnee
Sara Latejoy
Hood College
Criss
Francis Scott
Gladys Waick
Rexa Sua
Sara Guinn
Janis Mine
Drunken Driver Receives Fines and Bay Time
A intoxicated driver was sentenced to 60 days in jail and a fine of 120 dollars. The case proceeded in municipal court with the defendant facing the penalties for driving under the influence.
Tobery Gets Short Jail Term For DUI Collision
Luther K. Tobery of East Sixth Street was sentenced to 60 days in county jail and fined 120 dollars plus costs after a Saturday afternoon crash on East Patrick Street near Kaufman Garage. He faced operating under the influence charges. if the fines aren’t paid, 30 additional days may be added to the sentence. Other cases included James Foewett found guilty of reckless operation and signaling failures. bond for Elmer and Howard Baker discussed. William Bisa’s assault case postponed.
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Luther KR. Tobery
East 1
Sixth Street
Allen
Bennett
People's
Neick County
Tobery
East Patrick Street
Kaufman Garage
George W. Nogle
Togery
James Foewett
Mt. Airy
Arthur Wetzel
Justice Bennett
Bond
Wetsel
Joan A Long
Edith E Long
Bhe
Joseph
Mary Shorb
Elmer Baker
Howart Baker
York
William Bisa
West Partick Street
William M. Storm
Two Die in Hotel Fire in Minneapolis
Minneapolis dispatch reports two people died and ten were injured when a fire swept the National Hotel in the downtown district late Sunday. Names identified from register are John J. Jones and Albin Scott, with many guests and employees forced into the street.
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Minneapolis
National Hotel
Register
John J. Jones
Williston
N. D
Albin Scott
Frederic
Wis
Hoover Heads to Florida Vacation
AP report notes President Hoover planning a Florida vacation as he leaves the White House to seek rest and respite from political strain amid ongoing national issues.
Pleads Guilty in State Roads Case Baltimore Pa
Charles Miles former PAYmaster of the State Roads Commission pleaded guilty at arraignment in Criminal Court on two charges forgery and obtaining articles for personal use. The amount involved was 3448 dollars with 1248 tied to falsified vouchers. Miles has repaid the state and sentencing is held by Judge Samuel K. Dennis. Charles L. Ewers and George Harding are set for trial Wednesday.
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Baltimore
Charles ¥. Mules
State Repacs Commission
Samuel KL Denis
Miles
Bin
Charles L. Ewers
George Harding
Herbert R. O'Conor
Grocer Shot in Hold Up Dies of Injuries
Benjamin J. Williams, a Baltimore grocer, died from chest and abdomen wounds after a Saturday attempted holdup. Police planned to question five suspects before presenting them for identification. Five arrestees were detained during a citywide manhunt as two suspects fled on a stolen motorcycle.
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Baltimore
Benjamin J. Willams
Wye
Wiliams
Definite Decline Seen In Maryland Flu Cases
Baltimore date January 21 AP Health Commissioner Dr Hampson Jones reported a statewide decline in influenza cases after new figures. In the 48 hour period ending at noon today 133 city cases and five deaths were tallied while counties showed 368 cases, the smallest two day total in weeks. Jones cautioned the disease will persist for some time and likely affect the state death rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Hampson Jones
Jones
Radio Commission postpones order on chain programs
The Radio Commission halted until March 1 the application of its general order that curtails chain broadcasting on cleared channels to stations at least 80 miles apart. Commissioner LaFount moved the delay citing engineering doubts about potential loss of desired programs and alternative access for the public.
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Washington
Radio Commission
LaFount
Supreme Court to Pass on Pocket Vetoes
Supreme Court agrees to decide the validity of pocket vetoes by the president. Case arises from challenges by Oxanesn Colville and other Indians in Washington State over Muscleshasis legislation that Coolidge did not sign after Congress adjourned.
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Supreme Court
Ashington
Hay
Oxancesn Colville
Washington State
Coolidge
Congress
Injunction Hearing Delayed in Salvation Case
London January 21 AP reports injunctions by General Bram eel Booth were delayed until January when they reached Chace Court. The temporary injunction restrains the high council of the Salvation Army from electing a successor to General Booth, to continue for the next hearing.
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London
Bram |Eel
County U D C Holds Sixth Semiannual Birth Meeting
Frederick County officials report data on births and deaths from the past year while the U D C chapter hosts the semiannual meeting. Dr E C Kefauver addressed the Frederick County Ministerial Association as attendees noted epidemic gripe subsiding and progress on Christmas seal fundraising.
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U. D.C
Sneil
Mary's
Frederick
Meart Discus
Bright
Cutweer
Mule
E. C. Kefauver
Frederick County
Foch Allowed to Sit in Chair as Recovery Edges On
Marshal Ferdinand Foch was declared better today and permitted to leave bed for a few minutes in an armchair. He could read messages from across the world while visitors remained barred from the sickroom awaiting further signs of recuperation.
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Ferdinand Foch
Convicted Stabber Fatally Shot by Guards at Wensterm Prison
At Wenst erm penitentiary a 38 year old inmate John Graham stabbed four guards during a disturbance. Guards entered the cell and Graham wounded them before he was fatally shot by guard C Donahue. Donahue and T W Kidd sustained severe stab wounds.
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Pittsburgh
Wensterm
John Graham
C. Donahue
Donahue
T. W. Kidd
Publisher of Philadelphia Inquirer Dies Sudden
Col James Elverson Jr publisher of the Philadelphia Inquirer died today in his apartment from a heart attack. He would have turned 60 in February and had been under a brief illness. He is survived by his widow Eleanor Mayo, daughter of actor Frank Mayo.
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Philadelphia
James Elverson Jr
The
Philadelphia Inquirer
Col. Everson
Elverson
Broad and
Callowhill Streets
Col
Elveraom
Eleanor Béayo
Prank Mayo
Danville Fire Destroys Tobacco Block. $160000 Loss
A blaze in Danville Virginia damaged an entire tobacco block worth about 160000 with damage described as the heaviest loss in ten years. The fire, of undetermined origin, occurred opposite the central fire station and sent brick debris onto the street. Insurance covered the property.
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Danville
Danvile
Central Fire Station
Chicago Police Roundup Records 3000 Arrests
Chicago reports a massive police sweep from Saturday night to dawn with about 3000 arrests across all neighborhoods. Chief William Russell led the drive cutting doors, targeting gangsters robbers and gunmen amid a week of crime including 102 robberies and multiple shootings. Two-thirds of the 6000 officers were on double duty to ensure success.
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Chicago
Beaveshead
Eo Avift
Ar- Texte
Flook Estate Left to Family With Trust Provisions
The will of John P. Flook of Myersville grants a life estate to widow Martha Blook, with remainder to sons Albert D. Flook and Dawson Y. Flook. Albert receives the home farm near Myersville and several tracts. Dawson gets $4,000 in cash. Trustees Albert D. Flook and Central Trust Co. manage the Metzger home place and mountain lands for Dawson until he dies, then property passes to his children or lines. Twenty shares of Central Trust stock go to be divided between Albert and Dawson after the widow’s death, with further distribution per the will. Executors named are Albert D. Flook and G. F. Fisk. The will is dated July 16, 1928.
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John P. Frook
Myersvile
Martha Blook
Ree Martinge
Albert D. Plock
Myersville
Joseph Gaver
Albert D. Flock
Caneda
Mare Ar Lee
Cyrus F. Flook
Mourtatt
Cyrus F. ‘Phok
Son
Dawson Y. Whoo
Albert D. Flook
Central Trust Company of Maryland
Trusstees
Metzger
Myenvile
Tore
Jess
Gawson
Floox
Albert @ Facok
Central Trust Company
Tru Lees
Tom
Axel Robt
Hin
Dawson
Central Trust Currant
Marinard
Albert D. Fook
Flook
Gromge B. Castle
Luther C. Flock
Goes 10 Death Without Profession Of Religion
Paul Jaworski and six accomplices were executed in the electric chair at Bellefonte Pennsylvania after being convicted of murder. Jaworski entered the death chamber with a paralyzed leg from prior gunfire and was strapped to the chair, receiving his sentence with religious guidance prior to execution.
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Raceview
Bellefonte
Paul Jaworski
Cas
T. Te Cusp
Showerski
Calvin D. James
Bucks County
Jaworski
Jones
Dunstan
Robert Blot
Jamex
Ant
Jane
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Luther R. Toberg
Comestie
R. B. Poflinberger
Art J
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Potinberger and Mause
American Road Builders' Association
Cleveland
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Pof- Suberger
Mause
Wibddietown Bank
Miccletown Savings
Peter E. Bussard
George D. Dinterman
John J. Routzahn
George W. Mefaurer
M. Poster Atal
Charles W. Grosanickle
Willam B. Guyton
John F. Harshman
George C. House
Wiliam
Routahn
German & Routzahn
John P. Schickrecht
Pater E. Bussard
George CD. Dintersnan
John L. Routzahn
George W. Kefauver
Veller
Rovers H. Routzahn
Helen J. Wooetes
Bote
Weive
Wilkes Barre
Hudson Coal Company
Bam Kod
Senaerae
Buckingham Palace
George
Hoover
Florida
Charles V. Miles
Grace FL Fuduss
Paul [Klehart
George Edward Smith
Recorder of
Cross
Foch
Phila. Inquirer
Tobacco
D. of L
Howard M. Albaugh
George L. Burhage
Saisbury
Sons and Daughters of Liben
Elnore. Palmer
Stroudsburg
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Lafayette Council
Farchase
Second Street
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Culler
Tre
Wala
Chacon Oent Guaiaman
Crooks
James S Day
Menoria
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Tuunes
Roy Weller
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Eugene Walker
Ray Brandenburg
Murray Day
Raymond Day
Madeline Dey
Florence Falz
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Mildred Burtte
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Marjorie McFifresh
Nellie McDonough
Anne McDonough
Gladys Lawson
Velma Denison
Julls Beall
Edna Beall
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Evelyn Walker
Alms Shankle
Betty Brandenburg
Mary Aiden Brandenburg
Raymond Moxley
Russell Lawson
Gilas Beall
Herbert Grace
Claude Burdette
Kessel Dey
Perry Yawoon
Mack Bowman
John Burdette
John McElvesh
Edgar Davis
Lawsen Eller
Marvin Day
Elwood Beall
Edin Linthicum
Perry Day
Stewart Walker
Harold Weller
Franklin Weller
Edsel Walker
James Murray Day
News-Post
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Charlotte Stone
Romaine Sheaffer
Catherine Schreiber
Frances Appenzelier
Katherine Godard
Moscow
Herat
Amanulah Khan
Kandahar
Inayatufah
Afghanistan
Jass
Kabul
Markand State Senatorium
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Bureau of Animal Industry, L &, Atheron
College Park
Jan Winch
J.p.flook
Alky
Jimo
Germany
Bandit
Gump
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