New York Sees Total Solar Eclipse Under Clear Night
Crowds gathered across Manhattan and boroughs to witness a total solar eclipse. Massive radio and scientific observations reported from Xerkes Observatory Iron Mountain and Waterbury tests noted radio signals and atmospheric effects. Weather and city activity paused as observers tracked the celestial event from landmarks and rooftops.
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Excelien
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Nanthecxer
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Xerkes
Iron Mountain
Michigan
Waterwarr
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Radio Corporation of
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Corzm
Goesec- Scienz
TAIRA Cookdse
EL EL Free
Wampton
Long Island
Cornell
Yonkers
Yale
owwelitz
Jupiter
Mercury
Mitchel Field
Maryland Masonic Home Fund drive boosts lodge support
At a committee meeting in the Masonic Temple two lodges in Columbia and ynuch pledged contributions to the Maryland Masonic Home Fund. The group will reconvene Wednesday evening January 25 to report results and plans for continued fundraising.
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Maryland
Masonic Home Fund
Columbia
ynuch
A. FL & A. Masons
Masonic Temple
Iame
t .LeRoy McCardell
Henri L. G. Kieffer
D. D
Chas
BE. Seeger
Grarson H. Staler
Wm. D. Zimmerman
Samuel G. Duvall
Columbia Lodge
Byron A. Winebrezer
Lrack Lodge
A. E. G.Harseh
Grarsen H. Staler
Robert E.Delaplaine
Walter L. Remsherz
Glenn Q. Garber
Howard A. Gross
Chas.A. Opel
commit Birch
J. Har Brandenburs
Elmer Brown
Albert L. Brice
Geo. W. Bittle
G. Hunter Bowers
Frank A. Castle
Albert 3
Cobleniz
Rairh FE
Carler
Thos
J. Crum
Calvin
William BR. Gien
David O. Gr
Go es Gut Window to Officers Arms in Night Arrest
Four deputy sheriffs beset a Middletown Valley farm where Harry Wachter about 35 of Cereville was captured after slipping to a back window and nearly tumbling out while being apprehended by Deputy Wertenbaker and colleagues. Wachter, held for a preliminary hearing, has a prior record including a wife beating incident with former Sheriff Wertenbaker.
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sherifs
Harry Wachter
Cere
Rle
Frederick county
Wachter
Mary Fogle
William O. Werten- Wiker
Radiclife
Crum
Reeder
Middletown Valley
Wacher
Wertenbak
Watcher s
Wertenbaker
Frederick
Watcher
World Court Plan Lauded By Coolidge
President Coolidge reaffirmed the U.S. stance in favor of joining the World Court in a White House address to delegates at a conference on the cause of war. He called it the next step toward outlawing war and urged pursuing peace through informed, better understanding while avoiding a supergovernment.
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Associated Press
Washington
Coolidge
White House
United States
Grace Reform S S elects officers for year
Board of managers of Grace Reformed Sunday School held January 21 elected officers for the year. General Superintendent Robert L. Smith. Superintendent Adult Roland E. Lenz. Superintendent Young People Ira E. Staley. Intermedi ate William T. Statler. Junior Mrs H W Abbott. Prime Mrs R S Har Fett. Becliners De Mrs Charles Herman. Rel Department TL Staler. Name Department Miss Ida Riss. Secretary Roger Wolfe. Librarian Oscar P L Cobleniz. three Aldridge. Mrs Cutler. Annual reports show strong attendance and finances.
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Aca
Grace reformed Sunda School
Robert L. Smith
Roland E. Lenz
Young People’s Department
Ira EB. Staley
William T. Statler
H. W. Abbott
R. S. Har Fett
Becliners
Charles Herman
filmm TL
Staler
Ida Riss
Roger Wolfeay
peri
Oscar PL
Cobleniz
Aldridge
Cutler
annay
Woifman
Sundar School
Weather forecast calls for more snow and cold next week
The Associated Press reports a wintry week ahead for the North and Middle Atlantic States. Expect rain or snow at the start, another spell of precipitation midweek, and a cold snap toward the end of the period.
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Associated Press
Washington
Jan
North
Middle Atlantic
Houck Estate Property Appraised At Fifty Three Thousand Dollars
The North Market street estate of late Miss Ella Houck is valued at 53 269 dollars with appraisers CE Cline and Richard Petts. Executors Noah E Cramer Jacob Rohrback and Edwin C Markell have not decided on sale terms or filing to Orphans Court. Interest from buyers includes business use proposals for the 125 to 130 foot frontage site.
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Orphans Court
Noah E. Cramer
Jacob Rohrback
Edwin C. Markell
Stockholders of Hotel Co to Meet and Dine
Francisco Key Hotel management reports a large turnout expected for the annual stockholders meeting and banquet on Monday night. About 100 stockholders likely attend. a dividend may be declared and 1925 officers and directors to be elected. The present officers are Emory L Codlentz president, H D Baker and Thomas B Heyward vice presidents, Charles McC Matthias secretary, Edwin C. Cobleniz treasurer. Directors include Joseph Pple, Holmes D. Baker, C C Miy, Casper E. Cline, and others. The meeting follows a 6:30 banquet and 8:20 business session to review 1924 progress.
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Franciscoi Key Hotel
John S. Hershey
Emory L. Codlentz
H. D. Baker
Thomas B. Heyward
Charles McC. Matthias
Edwin Co
Joseph pple
Holmes D. Baker
C. C. miy
Casper E. Cline
E. L. Cobleniz
Noah E. Cramer
R. E. Delalaine
J. M. Cronenburg
James H. Gambrill, Jr
Glenn ©. Garber
Thomas H. Traller
Thos
B. Hayward
R. Ames Hendrickson
C. Thos
Edwin C. Markell
Col
D. Johan Charles McC. Mathias
L. E. Mullinix
Paul J. Payne
Elias
Ramsburs
Petitions in Bankruptcy Filed for Habn and Hahn
Edgar A Habn and Cora A Hahn of near Woodsboro by attorneys E A James and A M Wood have fled to the United States District Court in Baltimore to be adjudged voluntary bankrupts. The noting of creditors by law of Arthur D Willard is reversed.
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Edgar A. Habn
Cora A. Hahn
Woodsboro
E. A. James
A. 3. Wood
United States District Court
Baltimore
Arthur D. Willard
Property sale spurs junk yard expansion in Chapel Alley
Koib sells his Chapel Alley property between Third and Fourth Streets to Frank Gas, a junk dealer. He plans a large warehouse with office after razing the barn, enabling extensive junk business activity in the site area.
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eis Chapel Alley
jam QC
Koib
Chapel uiller
Frank
Girls Outpace Boys in State Education Report
The State Department of Education released 1924 figures showing white elementary graduates at 7,570 with 3,269 boys and 4,301 girls. Failure rates favored girls at 15 percent versus 23.2 percent for boys, with higher enrollment for girls by 4,006. Consolidated schools produced 4,088 graduates, while one and two teacher schools lagged. Overall white elementary graduates rose slightly from 1923.
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State Department of Education
necro
Pallimore
county
Schonls
ren ettendias LMR Gg
Weather Turns Frigid As Night Temps Dip
Frigid night observed with temperatures near 9 degrees at night and 20 degrees at midnight, locals report. A gym event lineup announced with teams chosen for various relay contests at the Girls Wish School Armory on Friday.
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ick Wish School
Pridax
Eclipse Wows Frederickton City as Moon Covers Sun
A dramatic morning eclipse swept across Frederickton with about 95 percent coverage. Smoky glasses and clear skies allowed residents to witness the rare event, lasting roughly two hours, with observers noting a profound darkness and the science of sun moon shadows described at length.
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Associated Press
Bronx
Actis
Manickerian
denis
Fifth and Park avenues
ace
Woolworth
Bronz zoo
United States
Frederickton lang
Frederick
Bailey
Iite
Eclipse delays opening stock market in New York
The opening was delayed 45 minutes as traders observed the solar eclipse. Oil and Southwestern rail shares rose to near year highs while textiles and motor stocks softened. Trading ended irregularly with about 450,099 shares changing hands.
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NEW YORK
Associated Press
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