Frederick to Start Water Survey for Pipe Sizing
At the last Aldermen meeting Mayor Lloyd Culler authorized a preliminary survey by Whitman Reynardt and Smith to determine pipe size for supplying Frederick. The study will assess pressure, flow, watershed redundancy, and overall water needs for improved city water service.
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Supervisors and Superintendents Meet in Washington
County leaders headed to Washington for the annual gathering of county superintendents and supervisors. The group meets at Hotel Hamilton with RE W Broome presiding to discuss school visitation plans for Montgomery county and other counties.
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J. L
Helen J. Woodley
Washington
Hotel Hamilton
RE. W. Broome
Montgomery County
Prince George
Wicomico
Anné Arundel Cranty
Annapolis
Beskies
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Bessie Brown
Hal Lee Ott
Frederick County
Second Man Pleads Guilty in Roads Case
Baltimore January 23 AP reports George Harding former employee of the State Roads Commission pleaded guilty in Criminal Court to a charge of false pretense related to road land shortages. He admitted guilt but denied the full amount of 3169 charged. Another indicted partner was to go on trial but postponed due to attorney issues.
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George Harding
Stave Reeds
Xgiven
Joseph C. Sentry
Harding
Charles L Ewers
Hines
Oix
Baltimore Shooting Ends In Double Tragedy In Printing Firm
Fred Sweiger of Denver fatally wounds his nephew Thomas W Cole in Cole’s Baltimore office then kills himself. Cole dies at the hospital. police tie the conflict to a disputed real estate deal and possible will dispute. A hidden poison and a liquor case also appear in nearby reports from Rockville.
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Fred Swelger
Denver
Thomas W Cole
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Nospital
Reinhardt
Fred Sweiger
Cale
Paiice
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Montgomery County Eyes $300000 Bond Issue
Maryland legislators consider a $300000 bond issue for Montgomery County to refund and finish school and courthouse projects. Local leaders and Speaker Lee back the plan while Senator Jones opposes another $150000 bond for a Rockville courthouse and jail. County groups and Women's Democratic Club rally public support amid debates on tax impacts and building needs.
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Kensington
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Jones
Berry E Clark
Selal
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Senate Jones
Woman's Democratic Club
Mont‘Bomery County
Charles ‘E Roach
Bethesda
Robbers Hold Up Liberty Bank in Richmond Virginia
Three men robbed the Liberty Bank and Trust Company in Richmond, escaping with about 1500 dollars in cash and currency. Four female officials were on duty. customers and an entering patron were forced to sit on the floor as robbers gathered the money and fled.
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Snow and Ice Prompt Cautious Drive in Frederick County
Forecasters warn of more snow Thursday as warm sun today aids traffic. Tuesday's mixed snow sleet and rain dumped up to four inches in parts of Frederick County, with ice coating roads and several fender benders reported but no serious injuries.
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Stock Prices Hit New Highs Amid Gold Shipment News
New York stock markets surged as bullish sentiment rose on a London gold shipment. Fed loan figures and bank debt relief were noted, with expectations of a new record in broker loans after market close. Also: a chest disease clinic set for January 26 in the courthouse and a Frederick County Medical Society meeting with Dr. Ausilien speaking on heart disorders. Fractures a man’s ankle during volleyball. Clinton McSherry seeks court jurisdiction on a deed of trust for creditors. Foch shows signs of improvement in Paris as physicians report progress.
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London
Federa Reserve
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Francis Scott Key
Charles Ausilien
Baltimore
Ambulance and Fire Vehicles Get Right of Way Rules Bill
A Maryland senate bill, introduced by Senator Sasscar, would require private drivers to yield to ambulances and fire apparatus and stop at least six feet away. Violators face fines or imprisonment. The measure also exempts medical equipment and personnel from local taxes under a separate finance committee proposal.
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John Ll. Meyers
Baltimore
Saddle Boy the Airedale Dies at Newtonville Home
Newtonville Massachusetts January 23 AP Saddle Boy the Airedale once called the first dog of the land died at the home of secret service man Harry L Garker. The aged dog had been cared for after his master’s death seven years ago and rested with Mrs Barker who nursed him through prior illness. Laddie Boy, a half brother to President Coolidge's Saddle Buck, is connected to the line.
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Voice of Steinmetz to be broadcast January 30
A GE WOY radio broadcast will present a dead scientist, Dr. Charles P. Steinmetz, via photophone film recorded earlier. The same night WGY will air a 1922 film address by President Coolidge. The program begins at 8 o clock.
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Three Die As Train Strikes Auto Near Dayton
Dayton Ohio January 22 three persons were killed and a fourth fatally injured when a Bh Four passenger train struck an automobile south of the city. The dead were Effe Powers 21 Albert Pagleman 25 and Charles Walker 14 all of Dayton Ruth Somers 14 suffered a fractured skull and remained in critical condition.
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County and State Roads Dispute Over County Road Funds
County Commissioner Roscoe P Brown says a 1200 discrepancy remains between county and state road accounts. State documents show 3700 plus in round figures for Sabinsville Deerfield work and other projects. Officials anticipate more information from the roads office before final disposition and local recommendations to the State Roads Commission.
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Roads Commission
Freighter Florida Signals Strong Wireless From Nearby Steamer
New York reports that the steamship America relayed a radio message showing the disabled freighter Florida had strong wireless signals. The tanker Danne diake near also in distress in the same region, 900 miles off the Virginia Capes, had jury rigged and aimed for Bermuda aboard its own steam.
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Dollar Line steamer Garfield refloated after grounding
The steamship President Garfield, aground on Mantilla reef in the Bahamas, was refloated this morning and proceeds to Nassau to pick up 89 passengers who were taken there Monday. Captain Thomas P. Quing reported the rescue to Dollar Line officials. Nearby, Mary C Ott of Hood College attended a Philadelphia meeting about a Mid-Atlantic History Teachers Association session in Washington in April.
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Hood College
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History Teachers’ Association of the
Middle States
Maryland
Washington, D. C
Four Investigations Open Into Wreck Killing Nineteen
The report lists nineteen dead from a wreck across multiple states with officials noting driver and conductor observed safety rules. It cites victims including Louis Flynn Pottsburgh and Teddy O Brawsky Brooklyn among identified names. five remain unidentified.
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Wakeman
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Rotary Leader Stresses Service and Peace At Frederick Club
Jost W. Stayman district governor of the 34th Rotary District visited the Frederick Rotary Club meeting at the Ker Hotel. He outlined Rotary aims linking industry goodwill community service and international harmony and discussed club duties and the forthcoming Cumberland convention agenda. The board endorsed local public improvement recommendations and planned a joint effort with Kiwanis and Lions on civic projects.
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Montgomery
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Joan Hershey
Richard Dutrow
Three Marines Killed in Nicaraguan Clash
Managua reports three U S Marines killed in a clash northeast of Yaile in Jicotea department. Privates Everett A. Rector Des Moines, Rastus Collins Lyons Georgia, and George Z. Oswill Miami Florida identified among the dead. Initial word of Rector death came via a messenger. later notices confirmed the other two fatalities. Local authorities prepared steps toward martial actions and volunteer training for regional defense.
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Des Moines
Rastus, Collins
Lyons
George Z. Oswill
Miami
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Martes
House Refuses 10 Probe Charges Of Montgomery Fund
Annapeds January 23 AP The House defeated a resolution 93 11 calling for a legislative inquiry into alleged diversion of craft cheese and jail bond money in Montgomery County. Delegates Ford and Joseph urged investigation of county officials and bonds, while Speaker Lee denied the charges and defended the road project funding.
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Two Trainmen Die in Florida M Westbound Wreck
A Florida passenger train bound for Placids collided with a freight train south of Ascunds. The dead include Leo Wellington, 54, of Paducah Kentucky, the freight engineer. The incident occurred under the Contemporary Club auspices. other details are fragmentary in the report.
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