Auto Show Likely Again At State Armory In March
The Armory Board discussed plans for an annual Frederick auto show to be held at the Armory in March with dates to be set after a new civilian member, Charles B. Staley, is approved by Governor Ritche. The article notes strong local interest and dealer support, and mentions efforts to abolish plain clothes auto policemen amid broader state reform discussions.
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State Armory
Frederick
Armory Board
Charles B Staley
Ritche
George E Wilcoxon
James H. Gambrill, Jr
Heiprody Beween Aryland
District of Columbia
Chamber of Commerce
Anderson transfers entries in Anti-Saloon League case
Former Anti-Saloon League bookkeeper William Potter testified at the trial of WimFF Anderson that under Anderson’s direction entries were transferred in league books and checks written to settle the Anti-Saloon League account with Wm H Anderson charged to O B Phillips. He identified the transfers and checks noting endorsements by Anderson and a line stating settlement of the league account with Anderson charged to Philips' account.
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Assoucied
New York
William Wi | Potter
Anti-Saloon League
Wimff Anderson
League
Ndeirsons
Anderson
Anti Saloon League
Wm H Anderson
Salam
O B Phillips
Three Die As Erie Express Engine Explodes
The Pittsburgh to Cleveland morning express on the Pittsburgh and Lake Erie line exploded near Aliquippa Pennsylvania while traveling about 40 miles per hour. Engineer George Clark fireman and road foreman of engines were killed.
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ERIE
Associated Press
Pittsburgh Pa
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Lake Erie
Alquippa
George Clark
L “Nechter
T Ro Weade
Mexican Rebellion Advances Toward Guadalajara and Colaya
Reports from Brownsville say Monterey garrison joined rebels. Rebels aim to capture Colaya, severing the western front from Mexico City. Fed forces reportedly occupy Guadalajara, but the claim is unconfirmed. Tam pico believes capture is nearing.
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Associated Press
Brownsville
Texas
Monterey
Nuevo Leon
Mexico
Colaya
Guadalajara
Mexico City
Tampico
One Presidential Term Advocated in Akron Speech
US Senator Oscar Underwood urged a single seven year term for presidents with no re election to curb personal ambition and purge politics arguing four year terms invite partisanship. He attacked bureaucracy noting 348 566 federal employees and warned of expanding government powers.
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Associated Press
Akron
United States
Oscar Wonderwood
Akron Chamber of Commerce
Enator Underwood
Beyo
Underwood
Underwood Cave
Fis Fed
Bureaucraes
District of
Colunthia
Civil Service Commission
Congress
Five Die As Home Burns Near Pottsville
A fire at a Middleport residence killed a mother and her four daughters, aged from one to sixteen, trapping them inside. The father Andrew Harvilla suffered severe burns while attempting rescues, and Mrs Harvilla was unable to save her children.
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Associated Press
Pottsville
Tan
Ace
Middleport
Colder Weather Expected Tomorrow In Frederickton
Forecasts warn of much colder conditions arriving Thursday as national and local projections align. Tuesday’s freezing day improved from recent nights, with skating on Bwegels pond reported as temperatures hovered around the mid 30s. The day’s high is anticipated near 40 degrees.
Rum Treaty With England Signed Extends U S Right of Search
The State Department announced a new treaty with Great Britain extending the American right of search beyond three miles. It allows British vessels to bring ships stores into American ports under seal.
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Waslington
Great Britain
State Department
Caraway Seeks Cancellation of Teapot Dome Lease
Senator Caraway demands immediate action to cancel the Teapot Dome naval lease amid allegations of corruption. He accuses the lease of improper public property handling and calls for a thorough investigation and reversal.
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Caraway
Teapot
Washington
Athans
Senator Caraway
G O P Seeks Compromise With Democrats on Taxes
Republican members of the House Ways and Means Committee proposed today a compromise with the Democrats on the national tax plan. Representative Gainer, ranking Democrat on the committee, was not defined as a party member to the offer and Chairman Green had not defined minority members to the compromise.
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Westeterey Washington
Theinuse Wiss and Means Committee
Gainer Texit
Green
Frederick Poultymen and others win prizes at Cumberland show
County breeders represented at the Cumberland exhibition with Brash Brothers and Pol Whohn of Freder ek winning prizes. Harry Brio of Biel Boother and Win Tolera of Middletown traveled to Nin yah to attend Woods in the by a exhibition at Wadi son Square.
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Frederick Poultymen
Miedetich County
Cumberland
Wes
Wee Brash Brothers
Pol Whohn
Frederek
Harry Brio
Biel Boother
Tolera
Middle Town
Ninyah
Hilnt Woods
Bya
Wadison Square
Coder
Hagerstown Banquet Honors Tredeiektomans at Colonial Hotel
At the annual banquet of the Hagerstown Catholic Daughter organization, attendees from the city included Mrs Charles B Stev, Miss Irene Lindsay, Cora Staley, Elizabeth Staley, Nan Wilson, Catherine Long and others. The event, held at the Colonial Hotel, recognized Tredeiektomans in attendance.
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Hagerstown
Charies
Wissaseph Bykins
Taisethaner
Fpobester Smith
Edward Hering
Irene Lindsay
Cora Staley
Elizabeth Staley
Nan Wilson
Catherine Long
Inter state Older Boy Conference planned in Frederick
The YMCA plans the First Annual Inter state Older Boy Conference in Frederick on Feb 29 to Mar 2. Delegates from Marsland Delaware and the District of Columbia, about 150, must be 16 or older and will stay in local homes with an auto tour of sights. The theme Something More aims to broaden minds. Oscar B Grove leads YMCA Boys Department and the arranging committee.
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Young Men's Chistian Association
District of Marsland
Delaware
District of Columbia
Y M.C
Sessons
Frederick
Winchester
Oscar B Grove
YMCA
Montgomery County Fairgets State funding for annual fairs
Directors of the Montgomery County Agricultural Society prepare a bill for Annapolis to appropriate annual funds for all state fairs. They list committees and appointments for premiums, tickets, posters, and department superintendents covering drafts, cattle, hogs, sheep, machinery, and transportation at the 1921 and 1922 Rockville fairs.
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Montgomery County Agricultural Society
Legislate
Annapolis
Rockville
Taces Withim A Waters
JP Pospérall Prin See
Clarencn TL Cpu
John F
Wuncaster
Charles G Wolaad
Emory Ricketts
Rintme
James Christopher
Thomas J. Fulks
Charles G Follamt
Lewis
Barnsley
Luther
Fohn
Diamond Jr
Ro King
Wiliam J Thomas
William Fo
Ihomis
James C
Christopher
R Hang
John R
Yuamondt
Charles G
Holland Wiliam Waters
Henry White
Thomas T Fuths
Wolkim
J R King
Wiliam J
Thomas
Ricketts
John BR Themond Jr
James J King
Thomas T Parks Pouldts
Hunt
Perrie Waters
Charles CG Wolland
Perrie Fe Waters
Henry J Hunt
King Electric Leating
Luther A Hoctlman
Parnsiey
Court House Corridor Repaint Project Opens
Work on the main floor corridor of the court house began this morning by a crew led by Mehris FF Moheriv. The walls ceiling and woodwork will be painted in brown and white.
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Court House
Mehris FF
Promoted to Auditor and Assistant Treasurer at Potomac Edison
Byron A Winebrewer, longtime chief clerk to the auditor, is promoted to auditor and assistant treasurer effective January 1, 194 Mr Winebrewer has over ten years of service and rose from clerk after Bay High School training. He is a notable Frederick figure and has held Masonic leadership roles including Past Master of Lynch Lodge No 162.
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Byron A Winebrene
Potomac Edison Company
Winebrewer
The
Bays High School
Winchroner
Frederick
Lynch Lodge
Changes Abandoned for Lee Memorial Chapel Project
The meeting of the United Daughters of the Confederacy and trustees of Washington University discussed proposed alterations to Lee Memorial Chapel. After long debate, leaders concluded that the chapel would remain unchanged, preserving the south’s historic structure as planned.
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Washington and Lee University
Lexingtonia
Lee Wemorel
The
United Daughters of the Comfederacy
Wrehingtonmard
Tfenmiy Lout Smith
University
Ui Wdcc
Woorttow Wilson
Taany Het
Geor Fee Temsecl Wiile
Westington College
Itrmun
Cottage Prayer Service Held At North Bonte Street Home
A cottage prayer service gathered at Mes Mamie’s home on North Bonte Street under Leidis Bible influence. The meeting featured singing and a large attendance with arrangements by the Traders body devotional committee. The next service is slated for Tuesday January 2 at the same venue.
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Mes Mamie Sn
S Cam Rt
Serviano Sen Norosiy
Speculative Interest in Market at Low Ebb
Speculative interest in the stock market was at a low ebb this morning with price fluctuations generally out and on important noting. Trading centered on steels in the stock, electrical equipment and copper. Call money opened at 4 percent.
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Brees
New York
Man Reportedly Maimed by Jealous Wife Denied
Martinsburg dispatch denies rumors of a Brunswick railroad man named Haines being maimed by a wife near the Potomac river. The report claimed he was taken to Martinsburg hospital then died, but local hospitals and Brunswick residents dismiss the tale as unfounded and tied to unrelated law enforcement movements.
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Haines
Alleger
Haloos
Martinsburg
Taal
Brunswick
Brunawick
Montgomery to Seek Bond Issue for Schools
Montgomery officials plan a substantial bond issue for public schools in the county. Dr. George L. Edmonds and a county education committee will draft a bill, awaiting a county educational board report on needed funds for new buildings, enlargements, repairs, and equipment. Bethesda, Woodside, Kensington, Wheaton, Gaithersburg, Poolesville, and other schools are cited as undersized, with plans for new or expanded facilities to relieve congestion and upgrade conditions.
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Annapolis
Montgomery County
George L. Edmonds
House of Delegates
County Board of Educators
Edwin W Broome
George E. Lewis
Edmonds
Educational Board
Bethesda
Woodside
Kensington
Gothenda i
Wheaton School
Ashi Ities
Law Thm
Aspen
Wheaton
Church Consolidation Moves Amid Faith Federation Talks
In Shepherdstown a proposal to consolidate churches gains momentum after Rev S Ys of the Reformed church cites local excess worship houses. A joint meeting of Episcopal, Reformed and Lutheran leaders with lay reps endorses federation and forms a committee to locate suitable sites for federated congregations.
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Shepherdstown
S Ys
Inger
Reformed Church
Priva
Pricey
Seven Die As Vermont Fire Rages Through Town
In Tandonville Vermont the blaze that swept the Stern block claimed seven more victims, bringing the death toll to seven from those who perished when the fire started and a woman who leaped from a window failed to escape.
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Vermont
Presa
Chimney Fire at South Market Street Home
A chimney fire broke out Monday night at the residence of EET Winchroner on South Market Street. The United and Independent Fire Companies responded and extinguished the blaze using chemicals.
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Eet Winchroner South Market Street
United and Independent Fire Companies
Four Lose Lives As Cruiser Tacoma Battered At Vera Cruz
Four crew members die as the cruiser Tacoma is wrecked in Vera Cruz harbor during a norther. The dead include Capt Sparrow of Greenwich Connecticut and radiomen Edward Thaxter Herrick Homer Lamasset and Solomon Livin. The remaining 48 sailors are transferred to naval tugs in the harbor.
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Washington
Tacoma
Vera Cruz
Sparrow
Edward Thaxter Herrick
Homer Harry Lamasset
Solomon Livin
Payal
Vera Cruz Harbor
Greenwich, Conn
Row Over League Breaks Out During Bok Inquiry
A Senate inquiry into the League of Nations sparks sharp exchanges as Senator Reed and Senator Caraway press policy committee witnesses. The hearing centers on the Bes t world peace movement and the stance of committee members.
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BOK
Associated Preas
Washington
League of Nations
Senate Propaganda Committee
Reed
Missouri
League
Mine Workers Adopt Report on Lewis Work
The United Mine Workers biannual convention in Indianapolis accepted the committee reports on John Lewis administration. The committee backed Lewis and his wage-term proposal while avoiding a raise in the current salary. some progressives opposed the vice president Maria's report before final adoption.
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Indianapoliy
United Mine Workers
Tohn Ta Lewis
Lewis
Marias
Revolutionists to Abandon Technical Port Blockade
Washington dispatch reports Moentea revolutionists plan to drop the planned Tampico technical port blockades and instead warn foreign commercial ships they enter the zone at their own risk of bombardment.
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Associated Press
Washington
Tan
The
de le Ituerta
Moentea
Tampico
Posal Bie
Pinchot Not Formal Presidential Candidate
Harrisburg report states Governor Pinchot would not run as a formal presidential candidate and would not seek instructed delegates from Pennsylvania after a talk with Speaker Jay Goodnough. The discussion indicated the governor’s candidacy would be unofficial and not pursued through formal nomination.
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Pinchot
Harrisburg
Hepois
Jay Goodnough
State House of Representatives
Pennsylvania
Acquittal in Murder Case After New Trial
Mineola New York January 22 Fort Thomas resident William N Creasy was acquitted in a retrial of murdering Mina Edith Levoy a high school teacher killed in her home after a broken engagement. Creasy had been convicted at the first trial and spent nine months in Sing Sing before appealing.
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Mineola
Creasy
Fort Thomas
Urs
Mina Edith Levoy
Higeport
Meapp
Beane
Sing Sing
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