Ramsburg Dies at 88 Pioneer Automobilist and Banker
John S. Ramsburg, Frederick resident and fertilizer founder, dies at his East Second Street home after a brief illness. A bank director and longtime church member, he was born March 6, 1836, and began farming and surveying before entering business. Funeral arrangements by C. U. Cariz.
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John S Ramsurs
Frederick
Ramsburg Fertilizer Company
Citizens’ National Bank
cta
East Second street
Ramsburg
C. UC. Cariz
Mr. Ramsburg
Elias
Catherine Houck Ramsburg
Acastem
Lapland
Joel Hall
TFnion
Mer. Ramsburg
Citizens’ Natonal Bank
cal Reformedehurch
Ramscare
bees
Frederic
Ezer company
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en Beeson
danebio Missner
Jesse Di
ub Tuer
Marian
Aan
Henry B.° acherson
Jesse H. Racusbarg
Faewo Waskins
Mary Catherine Ramebars
Elias B. Ramscoh Rohrhack
H. Rashes A. Tashenz
Rambarg
Mong
Rex
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone seeks ten percent rate rise
The Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company filed a ten percent rate increase with the Public Service Commission to take effect November 1 unless halted by an order. The commission will file a complaint against the proposed hike, with September 25 set for hearing.
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Baltimore
Fune
Chesapeal and
taday
Public Service Commission
commission
Million in Tax Securities Increased on County Books
Alfred W. Gaver reports over one million dollars more in taxable securities will be added to the county tax books for the coming fiscal year. The new income tax law eases locating securities and requires itemized income sources from individuals and firms. The work, started in April, nears completion with one month left to finalize the books by June 34.
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Alfred W. Gaver
Gaver
Maryland
Marrland
Woman dies after Winchester accident near New Market
Mrs. Henry sustained severe facial cuts a fractured nose and bruises when a car slid on a slippery hill near New Market and crashed into a culvert on their return from Baltimore. She died from shock at Frederick City Hospital after being unconscious. The crash occurred at the same spot where a prior Winchester accident happened.
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Emmet L. Henry
Winchester
Frederick City Hospital
New Market
James B. Russell
Bowles
Henry
Mrs Coolidge Hosts Luncheon at Hotel Braddock
Mrs. Coolidge wife of President Coolidge entertained a large party at Hotel Braddock in a luncheon honoring Mrs. Frank A. Stearns of Boston. The visit marked her second stay at the mountain resort, with interest in rates and literature for future visits. The Associated Press reports Mrs. Coolidge then traveled by automobile to Mercersburg Pa to attend her son John’s Mercersburg Academy commencement.
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Hotel Braddock
Braddock
Coss‘idge
Associated Press
Washington
Coolidge
Mercersburg
Mercersberg Academy
Johm
bors
Market Street work begins under state contract
Frederick initiates major street improvement on Market Street between South and All Saints with 15 men under American Paving and Contracting Company. Asphalt repaving from South Street to Seventh Street to modern standards, under City Engineer Emory CeCrurn. Weather delays possible. a Mayor and Aldermen meeting tonight may discuss further street projects. Several Sunday auto accidents sent minor injuries to Frederick City Hospital with no names released.
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Frederick
Market street
American Paving’ and Contracting Company
Baltimore
South Market street
South
All Saint's
States Roads Commission
Market
Patrick streets
Seventh street
Emory C.eCrum
Frederick City Hospital
Russell on Bail After Two Weeks in Jail
James Russell, 17, released Saturday afternoon on $500 bail after about two weeks in jail on charges of larceny assault with intent to kill and carrying concealed weapons. He faces a Thursday hearing. co defendant Joseph Zimmerman, 17, was bailed at $500 earlier. The pair were linked to a Shank and Btzler robbery and the shooting of Arthur Baker weeks ago. court opens Wednesday with several trials set.
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James Russell
Russell
Joseph Zimmerman
Shank and Btzler
Arthur Baker
Zimmerman
Market trend uncertain as stocks show limited gains
The article notes that while some Standard industrial issues rise modestly, the overall stock market trend remains uncertain with restricted trading. Call money opens at 3 percent as market conditions stay unsettled. The piece also mentions the upcoming Fraternal Order of Eagles convention in Cumberland with details on dates and host lodge.
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Associated Press
New York
Eagles
Cumberland
Order of Eagles
Cumberlanderie
No.245
erand faerie
Conrad F.Mann
ndt
House Resolution Calls for Adjournment Saturday
The House adopted a resolution calling for sine die adjournment of Congress at 7 p.m. next Saturday, awaiting Senate concurrence. Also mentions fashion notes and an ancient temple find at Ur and a one ton cheese made in Australia for exhibition goals.
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HOUSE
Associated Press
Washington
House today
Congress
Senate
Australia
Throngs Visit Aviation Field at Walkersville
Hundreds visit the aviation camp near Walkersville Frederick county with 150 to 160 men stationed at Bolling Field nearby. About 20 planes maneuver over Gettisburg area as the Army Air Service unit camps a week. Private vehicles allowed. Oyster farm Signal Corps site draws crowds.
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Frederick county
Bolling Field
Walkersville
Army Air Service
Pisper
Pisnes
Aberdeen
Gettisburg
Uncle Sam
Army
air force
L. J. Waehter
Frederick
Signal Corps
Samp
Oyster place
World Court Meeting Aims for U MLC Auditorium
Everett Colby, chairman of the League of Nations Non-Partisan Society, will speak at a community meeting to discuss the country’s potential entrance into the World Court. The event, organized by civic groups, expects a large audience and educational aims. Colby travels to Frederick after a Hagerstown stop and will address Hood College students Tuesday morning.
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U MLC
Everett Colby
League of Nations
Colby
Hagerstown
Frederick
Hood College
Property Deeds and Marriages Noted in Local Court
A run of property transfers and marriage licenses appears in the court notices. Transactions include John Henry Hardy to George A Hardy and wife in the county for 35. Maria Shorb to Chas L Cross for 2,000. Benjamin E Puebus to Scott L Study for 10 in the city. and several other deeds and licenses among county and city residents. The report also notes multiple marriage licenses across Pennsylvania with ages and home towns, and references divorce cases in Baltimore and Washington. The piece closes with a historical line about Canada’s farm expansion over the past two decades.
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John Henry Hardy
George A Hardy
Maria Shorb
Chas. L. Cross
Benjamin E. Puebus
Scott L. Study
Anna M. King
Howard K. Jones
Chas. F. Main
Edward Wooten
E. Cramer
Geo. , Rodock and son
B. L. Landis
Mexico
Grace F. Wimmer
Thompsontown
Bill to Abolish Railroad Labor Board Abandoned
Washington June 2 House supporters of the Hurkley bill to abolish the Railroad Labor Board today abandoned the fight to enact the measure into law at this session of Congress.
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R. R. LABOR BOARD
Associated Press
Washington
House
hurkley
Railroat Labor Board
Congress
Majority Report Denounces Ford's Muscle Shoals Bid
The Senate Agriculture Committee's majority report condemns Henry Ford's bid and the propaganda around it while urging enactment of the Norris bill for government operation and supervision of Muscle Shoals. It cites Ford's withdrawal from presidential contest and supports a federal power plan linked to the Gorgas plant and Alabama Power Company negotiations. The report warns of fertilizer trust rhetoric and outlines a envisioned federal power corporation to manage production and distribution with a large funding path. Monocacy Club Outing The Monocacy Club of the Evangelical Reformed church plans a Wednesday trip to Taneytown for a 6 34 p.m. supper at Saubles Inn.
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Associated Press
Washington
Henry Ford
Senate Agriculture Commitive
Norris
Noreris
Ford
Coolidge
Gorgas
Alabama Power Company
Secretary of War
Wartior
Muscle Sho
Ford corporation
fertilizer trust
Ford Motor Company
combine
Norris bir
Department of Agriculture
department
federal power corporation
the
Evangelical Reformed church
Charles W. Lough
Taneytown
chunch
Saubles’ Inn
arreugemmis
Guy Dronebure
Harvey S. Zimmerman
Gilnore FR. Flautt
Court Battle Starts as Leopold and Loeb Remanded
In Chicago on June 2, State's Attorney Crowe pressed for two indictments for kidnapping for ransom and murder against Nathan Leopold and Richard Loeb, the youths who confessed to abducting and killing Bobby Franks. Judges ordered the pair jailed without bond as habeas corpus petitions were heard.
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Associated
Presa
Chicago
Crowe
Nathan Leopold
Richard Loeb
Aivearold
Robert Franks
Crone
Leopold and Loeb
Lee
Caverly
Tune
pappas rently
Leopold
sll
Europe
9 Killed in Wreck on Wabash Railroad
Attica Indiana June 2 Nine persons dead and 20 injured after an eastbound Wabash passenger train collided with a freight on a siding. The division superintendent blamed a freight brakeman for failing to lock a switch after the freight ran onto the side track. The notice also mentions savings from a British railway amalgamation pegged at 125 million dollars annually.
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Associated Press
Attica
Ind
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TELEPHONE COMPANY
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Mrs. Coolidge
MARKET ST
Board of Aldermen
China
Mesopotamia
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CALVIN COOLIDGE
WORLD COURT MEETING
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Marlin C Bixler
Gwendolin C. Reed
Shamokin
John RK. Dodson
Margaret J. Dovey
Shamokiz
Melvin T. Meals
Mechani bare
Helen Dar
Dillsbure
Ralph A
Virginia Schuhare
Greenrke
G. Merers
Canada
MAJORITY REPORT
Rlso
Senator Norris
Bill
LOEB
Franks
WABASH RAILROAD
Great Britain
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