Water Line Expansion Bids Sought in City Projects
City plans water system upgrades with 18 to 20 inch mains and new 8 inch lines. Bid openings set for June 18 and June 13 deadlines in Mt Airy, with plans available from the city engineer and specifications from the mayor. The work includes pipe laying, castings, and construction related to the water mains and City Hall renovations.
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Aasta
Alermer
Mt. Airy
Mt. Abyte
Ie Council
L. J. House
Fredericksburg
Charles A. Ogiew Airy
Everhart-Horine Wedding Amid 1920s North Tour
A Thursday ceremony at 3 o clock at the Everhart home near Frederick united Helen Hargett and a Mr Everhart in a Free ceremony officiated by Rev. George H. Seller. The bride wore Ty satin with orange blossom accents and carried bride roses. Miss Rachel was maid of honor in white over satin with Spring flowers. Charles Grove served as best man. guests attended a simple reception. The bride, a Franklin High School and Maryland State Normal School graduate, planned a long Northward tour ending in Riggeway Ontario.
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L. C
Frederick
Helen Hargett
Everhart
George H. Seller
Rachel Mies
Charles Grove
Frek High School
Maryland State Normal School
Rason
Beir
Ontario
Nada
Ace
Riggeway
Baptist Assn Attends Meeting in Own County
Local Baptist association convened in Copertaod with President Beckyted leading proceedings and outlining community faith initiatives for the year. Church leaders, members, and delegates from area congregations attended the session to discuss programs and outreach.
Roads Commission report on Mackall findings outlined
The committee’s forthcoming report will defend Mackall’s record and note a clean private account for him while criticizing overpayments and improper cost bases. It states that 1921 to 1923 contracts were examined, with 90 percent of surplus war materials accounted for and used legitimately on the road project.
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Roads Commission
Min
Mackall
Com- Stor
Ne Sant
Traisac
Tornado Kills Two, Injures Six in Plainview Texas Town
A tornado struck Plainview and neighboring areas in Castro County, killing two people and injuring six. The storm damaged crops across several miles, with several structures reported damaged in the affected town. Names of those killed or injured are not fully clear in the report.
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Texas
Plainview
Rummente
Flace
Castro County
É& Snypes
Runulsgerand
Cassady
Bieay
Flagg
Clarksburg Bank Closes Amid Withdrawal Concerns
Clarksburg Truss Company and associated bank closed as state commission acts after unusual withdrawal of funds. Board announces stoppage due to liquidity concerns and deposits around 1.5 million with resources exceeding two million. Actions follow days of mounting financial unease as authorities review the situation.
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Clarksburg
W. Va
Creecers
New Seaplane Altitude Record Is Set
A new altitude record for seaplanes was established as the aircraft climbed higher than any previous mark. The achievement underscores advances in marine aviation and marks a milestone for the pilot and team involved.
Experts Report On Reparations Signed At Paris
The experts outlining reparations for Germany sign a detailed agreement in Paris. They plan to complete working out the payment terms and detals with Owen D Young among the negotiators. The plan aims to fix long term terms and financial factors influencing the settlement.
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Paris
Neguti Catena
Court News: Property Deeds and Licenses Reported
The record lists numerous property deeds with names, spouses, locations, and amounts, including Lamar to Carlisle and Denmead Eelb to McCain. It also notes marriage licenses for several couples and equity cases such as Burse estate sale and Whetzel matters, with attorneys named.
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Charles Ernest Lamar
Wif
Maurice Carlisle
Coun Dean
Stanley Denmead Eelb
Russell Har McCain
Thomas A. Chapline
Calvin & Schidknecht
Anderson N. Eleholtz
George C. Zinkitan
Gilmore R. Flautt
Fredérice
Paris
Georgie Gie
John E. Burse
Fragmentary Scribbled Page From MASHINSTON Misacts
A garbled OCR fragment references authors and books in a hapless mix of names and terms. It mentions Loyma and Ooms peopie, Buston, TAS French 2 copy, Kiocine, Alelhre, and the Satyricon of ePtronius, with expurgations and comic works.
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Lowman
Loyma
Beay Stein
Kiocine BS Couils
Deckie
Zac
Lonebr
ePtronius
Mari Stopes
Radelrife
Babe Ruth Ill Rumors Stir Public Interest
Reports from Ruth's wife describe the baseball star resting and unwilling to comment on his health as rumors of a weakened condition circulate. The story also covers Mussolini and Gasparri ratifying the Lateran Treaty in Vatican City, marking a symbolic end to church state strife with ceremonies and a cold reception from the public.
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York
Dune
Babe Ruth
Asscelaed
Brest
Rush
Mane
Ruth
King
Ring
Truths Suite
Vatican City
Rome
Mussolini
Gasparri
St. Peter's Square
Gaspar
Victor Emmanuel
Wing 2
Mirsso
Lateran Palace
S. S
Vatican
Mosconi Carainal
Hotel Cigar Clerk Found Slain in Alley
Detroit report states 21 year old hotel cigar counter clerk Miss Pamela Fekler was found slain in an alley behind her hotel. Attendants said she was with an unidentified man who left shortly after midnight. Feet bound, gag forced. investigation underway.
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Detroit
Pa‘imela Fekler
Canadian liquor seized in Cleveland by coast guard
A cargo of Canadian liquor was seized near Cleveland by coast guard personnel. An onboard man named Geers Leamingven from Ontario was found aboard the vessel as authorities investigated the seizure. The report mentions a car overturning near Petersville with a $35,000 loss.
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Cleveland
Eemand
Coast ‘Guardemen
Jena
Geers Leamingven
Seek Poison Sales In Death Of Boy
A Dolton report details alleged poison sales connected to the death of a local boy. Authorities investigate leads and trace suppliers as part of the case. The city relief agency and police department coordinate public safety alerts.
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Boy
Local Fire Company Hosts Annual Convention Activities
The Goodwill Fire Company No. 1 of Lonaconing prepares to host a regional fire association convention next Wednesday. A parade Thursday afternoon and prize events with money rewards mark the lineup, with participants from Lonaconing and surrounding areas. The event aims to showcase cooperation among participating fire departments including Bruns wick, Gaithersburg-Washington Grove, and others. The convention promises a strong turnout and successful program.
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Pune
Goodwill Fire Company
Lonenconing
Afuvor
Siete Firemn
Frederick
Seven Paroles Granted by Maryland Governor
Maryland Governor grants seven paroles from state prisons. Notable cases include Lawrence P A M sentenced to ten years for robbery with a year remaining after time served. Carsten Davis, 19, sentenced to two years for burglary with ten months left. both described as cooperative inmates eligible for supervised release and work programs.
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Myattiney
Bern
Lawrence Pam
Malsimore
Ant 5 Chance
Carsten Davis
Cleecult Court
Montgomery County
House of Correction
Senate moves to end lame duck session in Congress
Washington June 7 AP The Nar Tris resolution to abolish the lame duck session of Congress was adopted by the Senate. The measure would end the three month session held by defeated members until March 4 and set the inauguration date for the vice president from March 4 to January 20.
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Washington
Juse 7
Sesson
Congress
Senate
House
Unrest reported in eastern Turkey amid revolt efforts
A Jerusalem dispatch to the Jewish Telegraphic Agency says grave political unrest in eastern Turkey is led by Hatzvn Karebekir Pasha with expanding revolt. Mustafa Kemal Pasha reportedly left Angora for Constantinople, signaling strength to the revolt report.
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Tandon
Jerusalem
Jewish Telegraph Agency
Turkey
Angora
Hatzvn Karebekir Pashai
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Constantinople
Revor
House Adopts Report On Farm Relief Bill
Amid wartime era language, the House approves a report on a farm relief bill. The document references awards and scholarships, noting Capp Jr. and timing details as part of the record.
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HOUSE
Dr Tibbetts Urges Clean Living at Frederick County Graduation
Rev Dr M Tibbetts from Washington spoke to a large Frederick County crowd urging abstention from excess and dedication to citizenship through schools. He emphasized clean speech, scholarship, and sportsmanship as paths to national leadership, with certificates awarded to seventh grade graduates and attendance noted as among the largest in years.
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Erercines
4. M. Tibbetts
Washington
Frederick County Board
Frederick Orchestra
Milat Moreland
William C. Royal
First Baptist Church
Palmer
Lestie X. Coblenix
County School Board
Tibbetts
Dr. Tibbetts
Michael Angelo
David
Fortend
Joan T. White
Aly Maryland
Courly
Susses Hal L. Ott
Helen J. Woodsey
Bessie Brown
Viola Moreland
Unauthorized Use Case and Reckless Driving Found Guilty
Chester Stopp, 18, of Brookeville, Md., was found guilty in People's Court this morning of unauthorized use of an automobile and reckless driving. He was remanded to the sheriff's custody pending juvenile court determination. The case involved hotel employee M. J. Speers as manager.
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Chester Stopp
Brookefiaid
Gus Klan
Ianten
Stopp
M. J. Speers Sianager
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