President Harding Battles Bronchial Pneumonia Aides Say
President Harding shows progress in his bout with bronchial pneumonia and complications. Official bulletins report a comfortable night, improved heart action, regular nourishment, and better energy. Doctors note no extension of pneumonia, with vital signs stabilizing and cautious optimism prevailing.
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Associated Press
Palace Hotel
San Francisco
Harding
C. BE. Sawyer
Ray Lyman Wilbur
C. M. Cooper
I.T. Boone
M. D
Hubert Work
Rainy weather delays city street work and inspection trip
Rain and wet conditions halt ditch work on North Market Street where mains are being laid. Four wooden platforms will span ditches at crossings and pipe fittings have arrived. Mayor Lford C. Culler says progress will resume when weather allows as officials planned a water supply inspection trip, postponed by rain. Residents hope pavement repairs follow once work resumes.
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North Market Street
Lford C. Culler
Frederick
Tot Homeless Wins By Smile
Virginia, aged two and a half, a shy hearty child with blue eyes and taffy blond hair, seeks a new home after loss of mother and lack of guardian. Placed with Miss Louise Nelson, Frederick station officer and Children’s Aid secretary, efforts aim to place her with a suitable family. Virginia enjoys healthful country life, smiles readily once introduced, and is deemed charming by those caring for her.
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Virginia
Louise Nelson
Frederick
Children's Aid Society
Miss Nelson
Children’s Aid Society
Wave of Selling Orders Carries Prices Downward
Associated Press reports a grave condition for President Harding spurred a large selling wave on the New York stock market. Prices fell 1 to 2 points in speculative shares as liquidation spread from small investors fearful of the illness. After a brief rally, dull trading returned and another wave pushed oils, steels, equipment, motors, and motor accessories lower. call money opened at 4 percent.
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Associated Press
New York
Harding
Commission Houses
Jury to Try L C Garrett Obtained in 2 Hours
Cumberland Courthouse Virginia July 31 A jury to try Larkin C Garrett for the alleged murder of Rev E B Perce Baptist minister was obtained today in less than a two hour period. Twenty men out of sixty examined qualified and from this number each side was privileged to strike off four each. Court recessed for dinner at 1 pm and hearing of testimony was expected to begin when it reconvened.
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Associated Press
Cumberland
Larkin C. Garrett
E. 8
Perce
Underwood Open to Presidential Candidacy If Alabama Demands
Senator Oscar W. Underwood of Alabama told the Alabama Legislature he would accept the Democratic nomination for President if his state demanded it. He spoke to a joint session in response to a resolution endorsing him for the Presidency.
Memorial Names Sent to Designer for Frederick War Memorial
Frederick county war memorial committee forwards updated list of World War service members to designer Mr Moretti for Court House Park monument. Unpaid pledges delay finalizing funds and a November 11 unveiling. committee seeks immediate payment while finalizing the central Court Park location.
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Frederick County
Moretti
Court House Park
Frederick
Glenn H. Worthington
Court Park
Local Auto Club Committee Meets in Frederick
A committee appointed by the Chamber of Commerce to form a Frederick branch of the Automobile Club of Maryland meets this evening at 8 o clock in the Chamber rooms beside the Francis Scott Key Hotel. The local HQ will be in the Chamber rooms. The list includes T B Hayward chair C Carty Paul Payne Richard Cromwell J M Cronenburg Harry L Ebert Ada Hemp R Ames Hendrickson A W Herbert M Frank Holter Charles E Hudson Jessa Kolb Karl Jacobson W N Jolliffe R Rhodes Kemp John Usher Markell Dave Griffin George J Ross D Guy Thomas Elmer Brown Scholl Hersperger.
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Chamber of Commerce
Automobile Club of Maryland
Francis Scott Key
Frederick
T. B. Hayward
C. ©. Carty
Paul I. Payne
Richard Cromwell
J. M. Cronenburg
Harry L. Ebert
A. Fisher
Robert L. Warfield
R. B. Wolfe
W. Harry Haller
Ada Hemp
R. Ames Hendrickson
A. W. Herbert
M. Frank Holter
Charles E. Hudson
Jessa Kolb
Karl Jacobson
W. N. Jolliffe
R. Rhodes Kemp
Chewsville Mill Reopens Under New Syndicate Management
The Chewsville flour mill in Chewsville Washington county, idle six months, reopens Monday under a leased syndicate. A. H. Etzler of Thurmont, a practical miller, will manage. Lease covers mill, warehouse, and fertilizer plant. Buildings to be renovated for varied trades.
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Chewsville
Washington County
A. H. Etzler
Thurmont
Etzler
Park fountain limits memorial site appeal split
Commissioners refused moving the fountain for the memorial and debate lingers over a new appeal or picking an alternative park spot. A committee meeting was set for Wednesday at Court Park to survey grounds and choose the best location, pending Milton G. Urner’s attendance.
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Court Park
Milton G. Urner
Frederick Citizens Protest 1807 Leopard Attack
Frederick County residents united in denouncing the British Leopard’s attack on the U S Chesapeake on June 22 1807. A Frederick Town meeting condemned the assault and called for action to repel aggression while naming local figures and a 12 member committee to report resolutions.
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U. S
Chesapeake
Barron
Virginia Capes
Com. Barron
William Ware
Bruceville
Frederick County
Frederick Town
Frederick
Doctor Tyler
Capt
Nelson
Taney
John Tyler
George Baer
Juan. Esq
United States
Great Britain
Roger Nelson
Philip Thomas
Richard Potts
G. Duvall
Col
M’pherson
Lawrence Brenegle
John Waltzell
Roger B. Taney
George Creager
Fin
Abraham Shriver
John Ritchie
Thomas
Frederick Hoessely
Leopard
Leppard
Registration Luncheon Urges Expanded Voter Participation
More than one hundred Sixth District attendees at a Wayside Inn luncheon under the League of Women Voters focused on boosting voter registration and turnout. Speakers included Mrs. Charles Elliott, Mrs. William Silver, and J. H. Gambrill Jr, with local leaders noting many neglect their duty to register.
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Sixth District
Sixth Congressional District
League of Women Voters
Wayside Inn
A. W. Nicodemus
State Board
Charles E. Elliott
Baltimore
Maryland League of Women Voters
William Silver
Aberdeen
Committee On Peace
Committee On International Relations
J. H. Gambrill, Jr
Democratic Executive Committee
Holden Felton
Edgar H. McBride
Republican Executive Committee
Charles ©. Elliott
Baltmore
Alfonse Boley
Royal Oak
Dorsey
Mosher
Hogers
Gabriel
Buehner
Eugene Stevens
Marys
He. L. Davis
Jessie Shawbaker
Monravia
N. H. Albaugh
Louise al Waugh
Ienry Mussetter
Rhodes
Walter Remsberg
Homer Remsberg
Maurice J. Cohlentz
Middletoun
M. I Etchison
Juia Wichison
Ig. Ik. Nicodomus
Catharine G. Thomas
C.K. Main
Hares Lamar
Charles Lamar
William Fisher
Mabel Smith
E.G. Remsterg
Karl Remsberg
Mercer
Helen Schveffer
Buckeystown
David
W. M. Storm
J. IL Gambrin
EL He McBride
Charles Heek
Mildred Hrengle
Florence Garener
Maud Wagner
Frederick
Roberts
A Mil Ter
Woodsboro
Roscoe Brown
BE. Cosson
Baltimore American
Margaret Haisekel
Baltimore Evening Sun
Gene Brown
The
Baltimore Post
Jamilia Noepsch
Baltimore News
27 Reported Killed in German Wreck Near Kassel
Twenty seven persons are reported killed and twenty five injured in a collision between a Hamburg Munich express and a stationary train at Krezen station near Cassell.
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Berlin
Hamburg
Kepner Counsel Again Considers Expert Consultation
The Kepner defense and state counsel plan to accelerate the murder case against Bovard Kepner and Jeff Weinberg. Weinberg’s Washington consultation with military experts studies the effect of close range firearm shots. Proceedings delay the inquest testimony release until week’s end.
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Heo Weinberg
Guy K
Bovard Kepner
Grace Shumons Kepner
Jeff Tig
Washington
Weinberg
Aaron H. Anders
Toway
Anders
Woroner
Antil
Anderagal
Kepner
Sherim
Enid
Sniel
Youth with $13 Tries Gay Life in Hagerstown
Oliver P Liedlich aged 17 of Baltimore vacationing at Braddock Heights went to Hagerstown to chase a “wild life” with only 13 dollars. He stayed at Hotel Hamilton, bought magazines and a detective tale inspired spree, then tried to rob a local shop. He faced police, slept in county jail, and renounced his plan before being sent home to Baltimore.
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Oliver P. Liedlich
Baltimore
Ft Is
Braddock Heights
Hagerstown
Oliver
Hamiitton
Blils
Oliviers
Jimmy Valentine
Barber
Prayer Services in Baltimore for Recovery
Baltimore, Md Jan 31 Prayers for the recovery of President Harding are offered in Baltimore this week. Baptist clergymen announce services for tomorrow night. No universal Catholic order has been sent, but if the president’s condition does not improve in a day or two Bishop Corrigan will direct special masses in each parish.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Harding
Corrian
Michael J. Curler
Woodbine Flood Death Marks Maryland Disaster
The first flood death was reported from Woodbine, Maryland, where 16 year old Frank Keller drowned while trying to rescue cows. The Patapsco River's crest caused widespread damage across counties west and northwest of Baltimore, flooding mills, bridges, and roads, with extensive powerplant outages and many residents displaced.
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Woodbine
Associated Preas
Baltimore
Frank Keller
Patapsco
Howard County
Maryland
Sykesville
Westminster
Woodstock
C. A. Gawdrill
Uchester
Ilebester
Elliott City
Pumphrey Station
Washington, Baltimore and Annapolis
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League of Women
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Emmitsburg
Ellicott City
Sam's Creek
Carroll
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