Progress on East and West Patrick Streets in Frederick
Heavy work by Potomac Edison crews on East and West Patrick Street moves to install new gas mains and remove old paving. North side is torn up. Market Street paving to be completed and opened by nightfall. Weather caps the day with near record heat and scant rainfall forecasts for July.
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Potomac Edison Company
West Patrick street
Bentz street
Jefferson street
Charlies Myers
East Patrick
Middle after
Market street
Potomac Edison
Patrick street
Carroll creek
Patrick
Church streets
Frederick
Seventh streets
Market
Middle AHer
Court
Hentz
Jefferson streets
South Market street
Boonsboro Waste Water Battle Splits Town Wardens
Boonsboro Washington county splits over waste water policy as Burgess Geo W McBride resignations trigger heated debate. Commissioners defer action until next Monday amid a divided town. new state fire wardens appointed in eight counties to prepare for forest fires.
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Boonsboro
Washington county
Geo. W. McBride
Burgess McBride
Tueir
Moda
F. W. Bessey
Frederick
C. KR. Andrews
Montgomery
FW. Iverson
E J. C. Raney
J. H. Ward
Washington
CG. Mann
California banker on La Follette board
The La Follette independent presidential campaign committee includes Rudolph Spreckels a California banker and Senator Frazier of North Dakota now listed as Republican. Morris Hillquit of New York linked to the Socialist movement also named. Other members span Mrs Edward P Anstigan Colorado William H Johnston Basil M Manley Mrs Elizabeth Glendower Evans Boston B B Robertson and Robert M LaFollette Sr. The committee will meet soon with Senator La Follette to plan campaign strategy.
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Associated Press
Washington
La Follette
Rudolph Spreckels
California
Frazier
North Dakota
Morris Hillquit
New York
Socialist party
Edward P. Anstigan
Colorado
William H. Johnston
International Association of Machinists
Basil M. Manley
Peoples’ Legislative Service
Elizabeth Glendower Evans
Boston
B. B. Robertson
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Robert M. LaFollette
Senator LaFoliette
Stock market climbs as prices stay on upward path
New York July 24 prices kept rising amid favorable trade reports and higher commodity costs. Oil shares gained after a drop in crude production, railroad stocks showed solid loadings, and independent steels firmed. Casl money opened at 2 percent. About 1 million shares traded. closing uneven. Also, a man named Miler was arrested for drunken and disorderly conduct and jailed with $10 bail ahead of Friday policing court.
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Associated Press
New York
Miler
Frederick
Smith
Pridar
Shaver Eyes Pacific Coast Campaign for Davis
Washington dispatch reports Clem I. Shaver, acting DNC chairman, says John W. Davis will travel widely, possibly to the Pacific coast, with speeches broadcast by wireless. Maine visits cite Pattengall and Redman meeting Davis as he tightens acceptance speech focusing on the Republican record of the past three and a half years.
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Excursionis
PACIFIC COAST
SHAVER
Associated Press
Washington
Clem I. Shaver
Democratic national committee
John W. Davis
Davis
Maine
Dark Harbor
Islesboro
William M. Pattengall
Pattengall
Fulton J. Redman
United States
Bert A. Fernard
Escapee Diamond Bandit Dies After Baltimore Shootout
George Gross, convicted of the diamond bandit murder, died at Mercy Hospital in Baltimore at 11:15 PM after a gun battle with detectives near the city jail from which he escaped earlier that morning. Comrade Andy Mullen implicated all three in Cohen’s murder before retracting in court.
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George Gross
Baltimore
Mercy Hospital
Baltimore City
Andy Mullen
States Attorney
Louis Cohen
Cohen Red Gross
Read and
Calvert streets
Veiim
re esugine house
Salisbury and Other Places Drained of Bootleg Liquor
Bootleg supplies moving into Delaware and beyond were greatly curtailed by raids led by Jesse H. Brattan. From Crisfield to Rehoboth, officers seized hundreds of cases of liquor, a large brewery in a seafood packing building, and 3 000 gallons of mash. In Hampstead, burglars stole fifty automobile tires valued at about 1500 dollars.
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Associated Press
Salisbury
Delaware
Jesse H. Brattan
Crisfield
Rehoboth
Big Crowd Attends Annual Barnesville Picnic in Woods
A large crowd from Barnesville and Montgomery County gathered in the woods for the annual Barnesville picnic. The pleasant weather aided a successful event with dancing and music by the Blue Melody Boys. Democratic candidate David C. Winebrenner addressed attendees, introduced by Dr. Andrew J. Cummings. Next week's Manor picnic is planned, followed by the Liberty tournament on August 6.
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Barnesville
Montgomery county
big woods
Blue Melody Boys
David C. Winebrenner
Mr. Winebrenner
Andrew J
Dr.) Cummings
Montgomery country
Manor woods
Burton Says La Follette Votes In Ohio From Democrats
Representative Burton of Ohio, temporary chairman of the Republican convention, discussed Ohio politics with President Coolidge. He said Senator La Follette will capture a sizable Ohio vote mainly at Democrats expense, a pattern seen in other industrial states. The President’s farewell dinner address to Boy Scouts bound for Europe will be telephoned to the New York banquet hall rather than broadcast, as radio plans were dropped.
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Associated Press
Washington
Burton
Ohio
Coolidge
La Follette
New York
Europe
Circus comes to Frederick with Sells Floto parade
Proclaiming goad news the Sells Floto circus arrives in Frederick on Thursday August 7 with the first advertising car in town. Twenty seven men canvass the county placing signs and banners in one day. The show comes from York Pennsylvania and will go to Hagerstown the next day. The troupe bills itself as the world’s second largest circus behind Ringling Bros and promises a large street parade.
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Sells Floto
Frederick
Freed 3 meadow
York
Hagerstown
Ringling Bros
Market Street Property Is Sold
The property on South Market street formerly owned by C. E. Culler and used by a small restaurant near an alley has been sold to David Gordon and Charlie F. Seeger. Gordon and Seeger plan a storeroom and dwelling with development details to be announced. immediate possession granted.
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South Market street
C. E. Culler
David Gordon
Charlies F. Seeger
Carroll creek
Grayson H. Mercer
Gordon
Seeger
Seeger and Company
Traffic closures allow limited Market Street access tonight
Road officials announce that South All Saints Patrick Church Second Third Fourth Fifth Sixth Seventh streets at Market will be closed tonight and Friday. Market from Patrick to All Saints remains open on the west side while both Market sites from All Saints to South stay open. Traffic may run on Market between Church and Fifth where operations are not interfering.
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Market
ALL Saints
Patrick
Church
Market street
Fifth streets
Six Dead and Thirteen Hurt in McClesky Hotel Fire
Ranger Texas July 24 A devastating blaze destroyed the McClesky hotel block in the center of town with over 1 million in losses. Six people are confirmed dead, thirteen remain in hospital, and one boy is missing. Officials believe the fire started from a gas pocket in the hotel. Hundreds of residents aided evacuees from the McClesky and nearby Southland hotels, using ladders and improvising to reach those trapped on upper floors.
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Associated Press
Ranger
Tex
McClesky
McClesky hotel
Southland hotel
Three Bandits Take Jewel Cut Loot in Capitol Jewelry Heist
At noon three armed bandits raided Capitol Jewelry Shop in Detroit and escaped with jewelry valued at 125000. The target was Jacob Mazer of the Joseph Mazer Jewelry Co New York, who was displaying jewelry to a prospective customer. Authorities probe the brazen daylight theft.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Mich
Jackob Mazer
Joseph Mazer
Boston man charged with taking seventy thousand dollars
Boston July 24 Arthur S Hardinz of Arlington cashier for Estabrook and Company was arrested today on a charge of larceny of about 70000 from the firm. Awards will be made by the State Roads Commission today for four new highways in seven counties with bids opened Tuesday. Low bids include Carroll County Monst Airy toward Taylorsville Gosnell Russell Co 36000 56 Montgomery County between Lees Corner and Beallsville 153 miles M J Grove Lime Company 55796 80.56. Buys dry cleaning place K Sodden former pres of a clothing store at 1404 North Market street has purchased the Dry Cleaning business of the iFish Co Baltimore with offices and pork shop at 311 North Market street. The cleaning establishment has been under Paul Morrison who will continue to manage for Mr Bodden
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W. C
Associated Press
Boston
Arthur S. Hardinz
Arlington
Estabrook and Company
Boston bankers and brokers
State Roads Commission
Carroll County
Taylorsville
Gosnell, Russell & Co
Montgomery County
Lee's Corner
Beallsville
M. J. Grove Lime Company
K. Sodden
North Market street
iFish Co
Baltimore
Paul Morrison
Bodden
Murder trial hears evidence on the weapon in Leopold case
In a Chicago advisory hearing before Chief Justice Caverly, the heavily taped chisel used in the Robert Franks killing was entered as evidence. State's Attorney Crowe led witnesses in a brisk session, while Leopold and Loeb sat composedly as attorneys questioned and jurists weighed the forthcoming penalty.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Robert Franks
John R. Caverly
Nathan Leopold, Jr
Richard Loeb
Bernard Hunt
Robert E. Crowe
lake front
isp
Sritten -the- ransome
Frank
Leopold
Palmer Cox dies at 84, author of The Brownie Series
New York reports Palmer Cox author of The Brownie Series for children died today at his Granby Quebec home at age 84. He illustrated his own work and created more than a dozen titles from 1893 to 1918.
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Associated Press
New York
Palmer Cox
Brownie
Granby
Quebec
Wag
Tks
Baker Family Reunion At Oak Orchard Estate
John E. Baker hosted a Baker family reunion at his York country home with forty three Maryland relatives. The event traced the family lineage to Henry Baker who settled in Frederick County in 1739 and named his estate Oak Orchard now in its sixth generation under John W. Baker. Attendees list includes members from Frederick Baltimore York and New Windsor among others.
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John E. Baker
York
Baker
Maryland
Henry Baker
Frederick county
Oak Orchard
John W. Baker
J. D. Baker
Frederick
Sarah Thomas
Carrie Thomas
Kate Thomas
Wend Nicodemus
Buckerstown
John H. Baker
Ebien Baker
Daniel Baker
Joseph Baker
David Baker
Baltimore
New Windsor
Holmes D. Baker
John T. King, Jr
Henry Treide
W. E. Reiler
Dearfield
Betty D. Baker
Belttimore
S. W. Stauffer
Frank Thomas
Mortinsburg
John E Baker
William H. Baker
Plague of mosquitoes spreads statewide after heavy rain
Mosquitoes have spread over the entire state, with health officials attributing the surge to unusually heavy rain this spring and early summer. Pools of standing water have become breeding grounds, fueling the outbreak.
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State Health Department
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Swift Arrow
Point Judith
Tommy Barbons
Agnes Keown
Frances McLaughlin
Rose McLaughlin
Gertrude McKeown
Sea Food Packing Establishment
E. Snyder & Son
Hampstead
EB. MM. Bush
E. M. Bush
Manor
Liberty
CIRCUS COMING
Tie News
Charles F. Seeger
San Antonio
Bill Cots
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C. A. Morse
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