Motorists Arrested for Traffic Light Violations at Square Corner
City police, led by Asst. Chief Hiltner, arrested multiple motorists for running the red light at the Square Corner intersection. Several faced collateral posts from $2.50 to $5, all non residents, with hearings set before Justice Bowere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornver
Errlog Wotorists
Banton
Ransdale
William H. Towles
Willam F. Kehl
John T. Schlosser
Balt
Hiltner
al Smith
Jesse Wellan
Miller
Wellon
Walter Brown
Schell
Sherman J. Bowere
Moses Wilson
Washington
Ter
Kourne
Agai
All Saints and
Market Streets
Wilson
Dr. Bourne
Market Street
Bourne
TREE IN WAY OF PROGRESS ONCE FELL TO MAKE STREET
Work to grade Memorial Ground and extend West Second street past the State Armory continues. A large elm near the Armory entrance was removed after protests. Some citizens favored transplanting the tree at an estimated cost of about $1000, requiring a tree-moving machine and expert help.
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West Second Street
State Armory
Armory
New Street
Waa
Locust Blight Threatens Timber and Farm Income
Locust trees suffer severe browning from a blight likely insect caused. The disease endangers fenceposts timber and pin stock, with potential wide agricultural impact if trees die. Yegarmen at Rockville reveals a break in Texaco Oil’s office with stolen stamps and fingerprints. sheriff suspects skilled intrusion. Pittsburgh Pirates endure six managers in under a decade.
Untold Key Identity Confounds Ohio Tourists at Frederick
Three Ohio tourists visited Frederick last week and learned the name Francis Scott Key appears on several buildings. Asked who she might be one asked a local business man, who replied that Francis Scott Key is not a woman. The exchange underscores the famed author of The Star Spangled Banner and the confusion over a dairy garage and hotel named for him.
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Ohio
Frederick
Fragcid
African Coast Natives Eat Beetles As Food
Natives along Africa s west coast, where the Goliath beetle is found, eat beetles boiled as a delicacy though beetles are more often used in medicine. The insect s striking fur and coat resemble velvet, and its cocoon is housed in the Natural History Museum in South Kensington England. The cocoon measures 443 inches long with an 8 percent inch circumference and has unusually thin walls for such a large structure.
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Africa
Natural History Museum
South Kensington
England
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Rockville
Yeremen
Texaco Oil Company
Plummer
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cleveland
Latrobe
Onles Sayn Popular Science Monthly
Greenawalt
Greenawalt’s Drug Store
Second and Market Sts
Maryland
Anthem
Frederick’s Best Store
the Young Men’s Shop
North Market Street
CHEVI
North Market St
Xolet Sales Frederick
Ptill
A. R. Remsberg
Suveeneor
M. Malone
North Market
Helfenstein & Urner
Insurance
Tion
You
National Bank
Frederick, Maryland
Bank of Personal Service
Tavannes
R. Teath
THE
A. Market Street
Frederick, MO
Our
Dupont
Mullinix
Bentz
the Rug Store
Commercial State Bank Frie
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