Frederick plant wire chief marked thirty five years of service
Walter Ziegler celebrated 35 years with C and P Co in Frederick Maryland and received a commemorative honor in Baltimore. He began as a night operator, rose through roles including repairman and general utility, and became plant wire chief in 1918. Under his tenure the Frederick system grew from a few hundred daily calls to about 14 000. He has long served civic groups and is a member of the Maryland chapter of telephone pioneers.
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Walter Toest
Prederick
Prake
P. “Pany
Battins Bem
Grenten
Frederick Tata
Baltimore
Mr. Ziegler
Prederick Betiase
Yan
Dieep
Shine Ag
Trephone Utera
Teephone
Frederick
Ineman
Parm
Praterick Rachange
Ziegier
Frederick Soffice
Ziegler
Freight Rates Cut for Starving Cattle Relief
Washington officials announced three relief steps for drouth affected farm families including WPA employment for 20,000 farmers across seven states and a 8 year moratorium on farm rehabilitation, as they awaited tomorrow’s appraisal of 1886 drought damage to food and feed.
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Washington
Vlirf
Drouth
Montana
Joana
Resettlement Administration
Detour Community Gatherings Share News and Visits
The Detour area hosts a flurry of visits and social calls as residents from Detour and nearby towns entertain relatives and friends. Mrs Warren, Mr Minnick, and many others host and attend gatherings at multiple homes including Union Bridge and Taneytown, with travel from Baltimore and Washington noted. Several families, including the Clabaughs and Warances, are mentioned visiting, along with local church events and a July 22 service date.
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Atrs Nussum
Baltimere
Ts Vlalt
William Arneld
Charles Minnick
Shirley
Eduard Clabaugh
Lone Charles
Reuben
Wntae
Detour
Mint
Father Clabauth
Taneytown
James Costitt
Edward
Roland
Anta Mae
Chiritae Warace
Baltimore
Emory L. Warner
Sinus Cae
Hun
Ralph Dayholt
Donald
Madge
Morgan Dayhol
Woolsborors
Clingan
Ehil
Aren
Wineeviie
Boot
Pitz
New Winadaur
Caleb Wolfe
Dorothy Miner
Yark
Alvin Winer
Nav
Washington, DC
Dorey der
Werman Koutr
Joan
Carroll Cover
Ron
Ladiesburg
Ernest Harner
Martinlore
Markle Dorsey
Thurmont
Hertha Durary
Richard Jelse
Dorsey Diller
Sparks
Monroe Phvutz
Jean Higham
Union Drdge
Wire Die
Fragmented Thought on Race and Heredity Sparks Debate
A garbled manuscript fragment discusses race heredity and public policy with references to educators and officials. It mentions Professor Frank Meas, Columbia University, Premier Toon Blum of France, and a call for combining security with general learning. The text also touches on universal schooling and a constitution China plans to adopt.
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China
Miller Guilty in Long Term Kidnap Extortion Trial
Delbert Miller is found guilty after a trial detailing extortion letters and a kidnapping. Prosecutors described Miller as unstable and feeble minded, while defense witnesses portrayed him as a defective delinquent. Family testimonies cited long periods of idleness and lack of work, with police and investigators outlining the crime and its threats.
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Delbert
Ladbergh Kidman Inn
Vira Farrand
Chater Tuy
Chase
Cenersl
Taeiamuim Sen
Ander Piet Gertiany
Aidierphis
Willy A. Radi Epping Phy
Meena
Tah
Mier
Stephen Mehewtt Terand
Mra Parrand
Minerat
Arera Nother
Rina
Ile Milter
Wil
Mia
Delon
Cilard
Miller
Rosie Miller
Orville
Otaregya
Community Fair Opens Near Taneytown With Night Carnival
July 29 event on Carrush County fair grounds features musical acts from York and Hanover groups, with the U.S. Poor Westminster procession and a town anniversary celebration. The program includes Lehigh and Marlbury bands, amateur contests, prize awards, and on-site reception systems. Local residents plan trips from New York and nearby towns, with social events noted for families and visitors.
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Taneytown
Taney Lodge
Carrush County
Evensnes
Dnciyatve
Innerhatien
U. NK
Westminster
Ue Einggeld
York
Uhr Commresaman
Willem Poole, Jr
Hanover
Dima Dave
Troop
Hhippy
Johnny
al Star
Dette
Laney
Fodte Committee
Agoelflagens Jondespeaver
Unitan fret ends with lifting of sane ions
Fragmentary report notes the end of a fret and the lifting of certain unspecified ions, with a vague mention of postponement or resumption. The readable text hints at a dated notice and ongoing reconsideration, but concrete details remain uncertain and unclear.
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Miro
Mary
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Aon
al Met
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Rahome
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Mestad
Warteg
Toute Warten
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James Warren
Mata Mildred
Calla Detoir
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Mio
Mies
Topher Reier
Horry
Sana Clare
Petra
Jane
Delaghane
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Mo Tert
Atlander
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Heeman Koatz
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Columbia
Alearnmens
Toon Blum
France
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Raymond Mole
Jules O' Donohue
Frederick County National Bank OF
Maryland
Businese
Derdrafts
United States
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AM Chance
Memoranium
OD Fimmerman
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Saora
Robert C. McCarqdell
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Allen G Quynn, Tewis
EF Rirely, Robert L Warfield
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Funeral Deposit Instrance Corporation
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David
Mary Shaum
New York
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Heke Dumbuld
Wilbur Eckert
Arthur Datbold
Wagnibal
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Welling
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Pary
OM Hs
Ions
Annette Kellerman
Frede
Bess
Ons
Home Building & Loan Association
the Home Building & Loan Way
Commercial Bank OF Maryland
Allen
Kemp
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank OF
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Time
Aenard
United Statea
Pedge
Wrcevere
Total Capital Account
Ceachitlauge
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N Widson Bchley
WM OR
Slemmer
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C. Pee
Kemps
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