New Electric Traffic Signals for City Streets
City plans two new electric traffic signals to join the existing at the Square. George W. Wallace leads preliminary work on Market Street intersections with South and Fifth, suspending signals from a span wire. All three signals will operate on the same circuit from City Hall to ease increasing traffic and stop reckless speeding at South and Fifth streets.
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South Street
South Market Street
Fifth Street
Kiwanis Club Holds All Kiwanis Night at Home
The Frederick Kiwanis Club met at vice-president R. E. Town’s Rockwell Terrace home Monday night during the International Convention in St Paul. Messages from Victor M. Johnson and Dr C H Conley were read. Rev U S Rupp spoke on Zero Hour. Mrs Town and Miss Mary H Filler sang. A. A. Radcliff was accompanist. The program included a moment of silence, America and Onward in Kiwanis, fellowship, and refreshments.
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Canada
St. Paul
Minn
Frederick Kiwania Club
R. E. Town
Rockwell Terrace
Victor M. Johnson
C. H. Conley
U. S. Rupp
RK. E. Town
Coolidges Leave On Summer Vacation
President Coolidge departed Washington with Mrs Coolidge and a staff of four secretaries and attendants for Swampscott Massachusetts. The special train left shortly after 1 p m and is due to reach Swampscott tomorrow morning.
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Coolidge
Swampecote
Mass
Mra. Coolidge
Swampscott
Tax Cut Plan To Go Before Congress
The administration has virtually completed a tax program to reduce the present tax burden by 30 million dollars and will submit it to Congress next week. The plan, announced by the Associated Press, seeks substantial tax relief and outlines proposed changes across key revenue areas.
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The
Associated Press
Washington
Purely Personal Visitors From Baltimore Chicago And Ohio
Major and Mrs A C McBride and their children of Baltimore were weekend visitors to Major McBride at West Patrick Street while he serves with the Third Army Corps in Baltimore. Mr and Mrs Clarence Taylor and daughter of Chicago visited Tay’s sisters the Misses Sappington on East Second Street. Mrs Paul Rhoads and son Paul Jr of East Patrick Street visited Mrs Florence Belcher in Youngstown Ohio.
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Thildren
Baltimore
McBride
West Patrick Street
Third Army Corps
Clarence
Tayland
Chicago, Jr
Tay
Sapping*ton
East Second Street
Paul Rhoads
Paul, Jr
East Patrick Street
Rhoads
Florence Belcher
Youngstown
Ohio
Get Hagerstown Licences
Marriage licenses have been issued in Hagerstown to Frank Starner of that city and Louise Albangi of Frederick and Teo J Nave of Brunswick and Leenwood Rankin of Hancock.
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Hagerstown
Frank Starner
That City
Louise Albangi
Frederick
Teo J. Nave
Brunswick
Léenwood
Rankin
Yancock
Dr McCurdy Describes Wonders Of Temple Pilgrimage
Glowing account of the Royal Temple pilgrimage to the Fifty-first Annual Comel of A A D N C M with Boumil Almaz and Acca Temples. Dr. McCurdy and companions traveled May 23 to June 1 from Los Angeles across the Pacific Coast, narrating country, people, events, storms, and entertainment aboard a special train. They journeyed through Cumberland, Chicago, Kansas City, Santa Fe, and Albuquerque, noting stops, weather, and notable landmarks along the way.
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California
Frederick Jonians
Ira J. McCurdy
William C. Kolb
Gerson Rosenour
Dr. McCurdy
Point of Hocks
H. H. Taggert
Boumil
Almaz
Acca
Wiliam G. Speed
Boum
Carter Willams
Harry Craft
Cumberland
Red Firs Club
Eddie Cross
Kadie
Harold Lloyd
Alleganies
Pittsburgh
Akron
Ohio
Chicago
Mary
Dina Temple
Medinah
Hotel Drake
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Aratt Temple
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Neston
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Shriners
Pope
Kanéag
Colorado
la Junta
la- Hoon-tab
Wilson
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Trinidad
Great Divide
Raton Pass
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Las Vegas
Glorieta
Lamy
N. M
Apache Canyon
Kearnes
United States
la Villa Real de Santa Fe de
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Truchas
Old Baldy
State Museum of
New Mexican
Lew Wallace
San Bliguel Mission
Albuquerque
Rio Grande Sandia
Fred Harvey
Alvarado Hotel
Roundup of stray dogs considered by city officials
Stray dogs unlicensed and roaming the city threaten public safety as health officials urge strict enforcement of licensing laws. Two county residents reported bite incidents, but no rabies cases found. A city ordinance requires muzzling unless dogs are kept at home. seized dogs face 24 hours for redemption or forfeiture. The plan is to intensify enforcement with county authorities to curb roaming canines.
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E. C. Ketanver
Brangwick
Kerniger
Kefanger
Citv'a
Planned Reorganization To Be For Each Of 22 New Units
A reorganized administration structure is planned, instituting a prombition forges system across twenty two new units. The move outlines distributed leadership and formalized duties within the expanded organization.
Reorganization of Prohibition Enforcers Planned
The Treasury announced August 1 as the start of a new system reorganizing prohibition enforcement into 22 districts. Each district will have a supervisor, two assistants, a chemist, and counsel, with potential staff shakeups across agencies. The plan has presidential approval and support from Secretary Melion.
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Washington
Tregaary
Treasury
Andrews
Melion Aeu
June Spurt in Frederick Marriages Sets Records
Frederick licenses surged over the weekend with 4 issued on Monday and a record eight granted Saturday. The spurt began Friday as Cupid's darts poured in, hinting June weddings may surpass last year. Licenses list couples from Frederick and neighboring towns including Zimigerman Whitmore Fuller Murtz Fry and others from Washington Uniontown Mt Airy Middletown Baltimore York Pa and more.
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Frederick
Dune
Gretna Green
Charles Welty Wastler
Margaret Elizabeth Zimigerman
Alton Care Whitmore
Mae Fuller
Frank Murtz, Jr
Mary E. Stone
Washington
Eulice BD. Wallace
Petersville
Sara E. Frazier
Point of Rocks
Bell Colored
Charlés MM. Kimmel
Naomi F. Alexander
Middle Town
Charles F. Matthews
Uniontown
Leota C. Malone
New Salem
Martin R. Thomas
Lancaster
Martha B. Fry
Millersville
Russell A. Colwell
Bertha G. Schuman
Baltimore
Yau £. Beall
Leola Etchigan
Mt. Airy
Oscar C. Miller
Baye G. Fink
Middletown
Paul M. Linhurst
Margaret [C. Aughenbaugh
Cly
Lloyd H. Kine
Ruth May Rife
York Haven
George Norman Stevens
Mt. Pleamnt
Helen I. Joy
Libertytown
Edward Davis
Jefferson
Eer
Virginia Welty
Breder‘Tek
Wedding Bells Ring At Mr Johns Rectory
A pretty wedding occurred at 8 am at Mr Johns rectory as Mary Weaver daughter of Ter Weaver of Williamsport married Paul Howard Young son of Monaard and Mr and Mrs Young. Rev Father Ambrose Quinn officiated with Catherine Cushwa and Paul Mayne as attendants. The couple planned Atlantic City then home at 114 West Patrick Street.
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Mary Leiter
Willamaport
Leiter
Flagerstown
Bonnie Jacques
Smithsburg
Frances Lemen
Baltimore
Louise Mulien
Washington
Starry Quick
Catherine Cushwe
Norman McCardell
Mary Weaver
Franela Grimes
Naomi Harsh
Williamsport
Jeannette Cushwa
Local Names in Court Record Lead to Five Detainees
Five individuals tied to a Frederick region court record are listed with ages 24 Earl A. Weddle 18 Amadora A. Corneling 24 Filward A. Caulfield 23 James and 23 Mary B M Smith 24 Frederick Junc tion, highlighting a cross section of residents connected to the case.
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Frederick
Amadora A. Corneling
Brunawick
Filward
A. Caulfield
James
Mary B. M. Smith
Frederick Junction
Five Men Rob Bank in Shaulsburg Heist
Five men robbed the Fire National Bank of Shaulsburg Wisconsin early today and fled in an automobile. They reportedly took more than ten thousand dollars while two operators entered through a window and forced the vault open as three robbers terrorized pedestrians on the streets.
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Troboyme, Ja
Fira
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Utfe
180 Enroll in Bible School During Morning Sessions
The Daily Vacation Bible School welcomed about 180 children for the second morning despite bad weather. The session featured various studies and handwork with many pupils from first to eighth grades listed by class and teacher.
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Katherine Crottise
Mary Jane Maker
Katherine Keeney
Harriett Cray
Clara Fairbank
Marietta Wilson
An‘ie Engle
Kathleen McCanner
Nels Fogle
Bernard Simmons
Jane Hamilton
Wilbur Harras
Ada Jane Doyne
Martha Jane Culler
Jane Esterly
Jenevieve Shaw
Margiet Torrer
Pauline Morgan
May Ellen Yinger
John Lee Onton
Harry Schaefer Je
Wondrow Bmilth
Thomas Weddls
Virginia Weddle
Hilda Weaning
Irs Whitman
David Danner
Charles Dronenburg
Marianna Jones
Idon May Heimes
Holmes Fout
Elaige Catherine Grove
Margaret Gaehr
Stanley Sawers
William Murras
Charles Routzaho
Leroy Blugienaurr
Thomas ‘Yergur
Mary Rather Yingling
Roy Weddle
Margaret Weddie
James Loy
Leroy Crum
Ramaburg
Douglas Green
Charles Murray
Clette Fout
Paul Drengle
Anna Ruth Grove
Eva Louise Nuss
Dorothy McBride
James Dubel
Elmer Brown
Philip Robert
Pauline Davin
Harriet Perry
Virginia Murphy
Lucile Wachter
Alfred Cutsall
Roger Foule
Mary Hargett
Roger Ettler
George Slagle
Milton Rann
Ruth Hamilton
Evealyn Lakel
Eva May Smith
Frank Hurkholder
Miriam Holt
Mins
Frances Paxton
Irvin Armstrong
Margaret Albaugh
Amanda Biehl
John Culler
Mahala Dizon
Merle Miron
Audrey Engelbrecht
Harriett Engelbrecht
Joseph Engle
Elizabeth Frank
Louise Fort
Robert Jim
Fidgar Haller
Franklin Jones
Rebecca Jacobs
Louise Jones
Frances Lescalleet
Alice Lambright
Howard Moberly
Muth
John Kimmel
Edw
Storm
Marion Grove
Ralph Nall
Geo. Hamilton
Drouth Slightly Eased by Overnight Rain Across County
The city and county saw a real summer rain that helped grains and truck crops. Lows reached 66 degrees, seven above Monday, with highs around 78. Skies will stay cloudy with no rain expected in the next 24 hours. Harvesting began in several areas on Monday and farmers plan steady work through the season.
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Oharmers
Three Minutes Time Consumed by Defense in Court
The crowded Chicago court heard William D Shepherd deny every detail of the states charge that he killed his millionaire benefactor Billy McClintock. He rejected use of poisons or other means and challenged witnesses Patman and Marchand, while a close examination opened his life before the jury. Judge Olson praised the state’s conduct as proceedings continued.
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William D. Shepherd
Foater-Non
Billy McClintock
Shepherd
Gorma
Poston
C. C. Patman
Xerma
John P. Marchand
Fatman
National University of Secience
Farman
Billy
Newla
Tie
Jude Harry Olson
Fist Fight Breaks Up Chamber Deputies Weet
A scuffle erupted in the chamber during a session on the Moroccan question as Colonel Ptcot of the right bloc struck Communist deputy Dortot in the face. Dortot recovered and pressed the confrontation while left and right factions surged up the steps, resulting in about 25 deputies milling and striking each other.
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Ptcot
Rostrém
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Fire at New Windsor Destroys Home Damages Over 3500
A fire at the home of Harry Mitten near New Windsor drew Westminster and Union Bridge firefighters Sunday evening. The blaze, origin unknown, damaged the first floor furnishings and much of the brick house roof. Aston Bridge, Westminster, and Union Bridge crews battled flames, saving parts of the interior. Damage estimated at over 3500. Rev Hoch and guests were at the supper before Mitten left at 6:15 to attend Children’s Day services at the Wales field church. The fire demonstrated the value of a well equipped department and water access.
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Union Bridge
New Windsor
Harry ¥. Mitten
Aston Bridge Company
Westminester Company
Union Bridge Company
Union
Attlc
No Definite Trend In Morning Stock Prices Reported
Stock prices failed to develop a definite trend in the morning session with the Merton stock holding firm on strong support. Renewals rate on call gems rose to four percent, while inquiries for dividends were noted. Closing figures were uneven amid broad selling and limited demand.
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