Mt City Garage Sold to Grove Partners
The Mt City Garage transfers ownership from Mt City Garage Company to Eugene A Grove and James H Grove. Clyde M Roney will run repair, Irving R Chew the battery department, and J J Snider the overall management. Improvements planned include painting, rest rooms, a showroom for new cars and accessories.
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Mt. City Garage
Mt City Garage Company
Eugene 4. Grove
James H. Grove
Mt City Garage
J. J. Snider
Clyde” M. Roney
Irving R. Chew
At. Citr
Eugene A. Grove
M. J. Grove Lime Company
Mr. City Garage
Scarlet fever cases at Maryland State School for the Deaf
Reports of scarlet fever at the Maryland State School for the Deaf were submitted to the State Department of Health by Health Officer Dr. Ira McCardy of Frederick. The daily Health report shows influenza totals at 189,444 for last month with Washington county leading in pneumonia and measles cases.
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Maryland State School for the Deaf
State Department of Health
Ira
Liz
Jurors Drawn for March Montgomery Circuit Court Term
Judge Edward C. Peter names a panel of jurors for the Montgomery circuit term starting March 19. The list includes Woodfield Dever Riggs Wire Bennett King Rable Bodmer Waesche Lydiane Wenner Fry Viers Viers Smith Chaney Moore Waters Windham Violett West plus Griffith McMillan Lindser Cronise Jones Powell Fussell Harris Plum Diamond Rabbit Case Allen Bal Lindig Robertson Wede Thomsen Howard Watkins Flack Hunziebaus Fidler and Peacocks.
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Edward C. Peter
ors
Freh
Montagomery country
Charles E. Woodfield
John D. Dever
Ledoux HE. Riggs
Franklin J Wire
Horace W. Bennett
James EKing
Elbert K. Rable
Jacob Bodmer
John R. Waesche
Robert Wexler
Charles J. Lydiane
Max Wenner
George G. Fry
Tromes J. Viers
Charles Viers
Simon C. Smith
Frank P. Chaney
Samuel Moore
William P. Waters
George C. Windham
Albert L. Violett
Eawin M. West
Circle Grifith
Frank E. McMillan
Charles R. Lindser, Jr
Hansom MM. Cronise
Jos
W. Jones
Austin T. Powell
Mordecai Fussell
Iugens Harris
Henry C. W. Plum
Johan B. Diamond Jr
John W. H. Rabbit
Willem J. Case
Walter P. Allen
John Th. Bal
Henry M. Lindig
William EF. Robertson
Marcellus E Wede
Harry €. Thomsen
au A. Howard
Maymerd Watkins
Lawrence Flack
Frank D. Stuobs
Christian G. Hunziebaus
Frank J. Fidler
Hany C. Peacocks
Evangelistic Services Begin at United Brethren Church
Rev. A Lee Barret of ORM E church South will speak this evening at United Brethren Church. Rev. Paol Stetlice of Walkerstile United Brethren will preach Friday evening. Evangelistic services led by Rev. Wm R Gien continue this week with additional pastors to address the congregation.
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A. Lee Barret
ORM. E. church South
United Brethren church
Paol
Stetlice
United Brethren courch
Walkerstile
United Britren church
Wm. R. Gien
Mr. Gien
Three Months In Cut Thomas Powers Pleads Guilty
Thomas Powers, arrested days ago for breaking into the school house at Plane No 4, pleaded guilty Monday to vagrancy and was sentenced to the House of Correction for 10 months.
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Cut
Thomas Powers
Plane No 4
House of Correction
oto mnoths
Patrick Court Building Nears Completion in Frederick
Work on the Patrick Court Building accelerates with plate glass, brickwork, balcony additions, and a dedicated carpentry crew. The six‑apartment structure will host M Horn and Company on the ground floor store, with offices upstairs and occupancy to begin in April. A separate incident saw Joe Fossett jailed after taunting a black man with a gun joke, with the judge warning severe punishment for further such pranks.
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Pattick Court
M. Horn ang Company
merchant tailors of
Washington
Frederick's
tor
Reuben Cutter
Joe Fossett
Frederick county
Butler
New London
Bauer
Fossett
Fosseit
Fosse
Farm Credits Bill Passes House On Banking System Plan
The Farm Credits bill to create two banking systems one public and one private passed the House and moves to conference. Louis Fichandler of New York reports a theft of $68,000 from his train berth between midnight and 7 am while traveling from New York to the South.
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Associated Press
Washington
Louis Fichandler
New York
Fichandler
Seaboard Air-Line
peeR aR
Auto Show Returns With Evening Crowds Expected
Morning at the Armory was quiet as the auto show paused after a busy opening. Tonight the venue is set for renewed activity with the First Regiment Band to entertain while sales staff anticipate brisk business and crowds return for another successful evening display.
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Armory
beffore
tmere
Sam
2 planet
First Regiment
rene oanael
30 Percent Homes Have No Mail Boxes
The Post Office Department charging all dwellings with private mail receptacles took effect today. About 30 percent in Frederick lacked boxes, with last minute rushes reported. Carriers survey homes and noncompliers must explain to the local office. final action rests with Washington officials.
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post ofice department
Frederick
Washington
Frederick man tours West and California with Hayward
Karl Jacobson chronicles a long journey starting January 23 from Frederick to Chicago then by Santa Fe to the Grand Canyon and San Francisco. He visits Los Angeles and Hollywood, meets T. B. Hayward, tours Catalina Islands, golfs and fishes, then returns via San Diego New Orleans and Washington before home.
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California
Karl Jacobson
T. B. Hayward
Los Angeles
Jacobson
Frederick
Chicago
Santa Fe
Grand Canyon
Colorado
Mr. Jacobson
San Francisco
movie colony
Hollywood
Hollywood theatre
Robin Hood
Douglass Fairbanks
Mr. Hayward
Hayward
islands
New Orleans
anaiat city
Louisiana metropols
Jeff Newar
Washington
whenes
Laborers Strike in Cleveland Over Wage Offer
More than 12 600 workers on major city construction sites walked out seeking a wage scale 2 2 cents an hour higher than contractors offer. Officials say union members demanded 19 2 2 cents more in the dispute. A separate note reports Harry Sallow of Hagerstown withdrawing a petition for change of venue as his arson case proceeds toward a fall bench trial.
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Associated Pro
Cleveland, O
Oficia’s
Harry Sallow
Hagerstown
Circuit Cours
Wagaman
Sallow
Munson Aparment
Robber Sentenced for $16,965 Coal Company Heist
The Associated Press reports Cambridge Ohio March 1 swift justice to Andy Virosker bandit who shot Charles Moss paymaster of AkTor Coal Co and robbed him of 16965 company funds. Virosker arrested and money recovered hours after the robbery and today he heads to the Ohio penitentiary in Columbus to serve a two year sentence.
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Associated Press
Cambridge, O
Andy Virosker
bandit
Charles Moss
AkTor Coal Co
Wirosker
Ohio
Columbus
Festeraay
Signs Of Spring In The Market And Weather
The piece notes pussy willows blooming and fruiting plants starting, with strawberries and new vegetables appearing in markets. It warns sixteen more days to reign and mentions St Patrick may bring more winter tastes, reflecting unsettled early spring weather.
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reigt
St. Patrick
Six Sailors Die In Explosion On US Destroyer Hulbert
Six enlisted men aboard the destroyer Hulbert were burned to death in an explosion in the roller room. No others were injured. The incident occurred on March 1 and was reported by Associated Press from Mans, PL.
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U. S
Associated Press
Mans
Sis
United States
Hulbert
Aviatic Geet
Rules For Filing Income Tax Returns In 1922
Regulations outline who must file and exemptions for 1922 income tax. Details cover single filers heads of family widows divorces and separated spouses with exemption amounts tied to net income levels and whether returns are joint or separate. The deadline for filing is midnight March 15.
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United States
Robbery attempt at Berryville post office wounds robber
Winchester Va March 1 Associated Press reports more than 200 shots were fired at three men attempting a Berryville post office robbery. A robber was wounded and escaped while police search the area for the getaway car and its occupants after dynamite exploded near the safe drawing a crowd of citizens.
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Associated Press
Winchester
iBerryville
post ofice
fts
Gureau
Poor Coal Quality Inquiries Prompt Federal Standards
The Bureau of Mines reports many complaints about coal quality to the Senate. It says act in coal is higher than dealers claim and many shippers lack reliable quality limits. The Bureau urges legislation to set federal coal standards with tolerances if Congress acts.
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Washington
Bureau of Mines
Senate
Walsh
Massachusetts
Bureau
Congress
Bankruptcy petition filed against Leonard-Morton Mail Order Co
An involuntary bankruptcy petition was filed today in Chicago against the Leonard-Morton Mail Order Company controlled by the Cooperative Society of America. Liabilities were listed at about $150,000 and assets alleged not to exceed $509,000.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Leonard-Morton 3
Cooperative Society of America
Miss Margaret Wehler Completes Sorbonne Courses With Honors
Miss Margaret Wehler daughter of Dr and Mrs Charles E Wehler completed her studies at the Sorbonne Paris last October gaining honorable mention She will travel in Southern France before April 1 sailing from Le Havre aboard the Rockhampton She studied French literature history and art history Also noted Grayson Field real estate agent sold three acres and a modern six room dwelling to Dr John Fr Rems burg with possession set for April 1.
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Margaret Wehler
iDr
Charles E. Wehler
Sor
Paris
Miss Wehler
France
States
Che
Europe
University of Paris
Lewistown
Grayson Fi
Wealter S. Graham
John Fr. Remsburg
Bandits Rob Truck of 10000 Woolen Goods
Seven bandits held up a truck near Neshaminy Falls, 26 miles northeast of Philadelphia, stealing woolen goods valued at 10000 dollars. The driver and two helpers were knocked unconscious and dumped into a car before the vehicle was recovered. Police arrested four men in Philadelphia based on information.
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A Associated Press
Philadephia
Neshaminy
New York
Philadelphia
aviv
Appointment Not Made for Frederick Postmaster
President Harding had not sent the nomination to the Senate by 2 15 this afternoon to fill the Frederick postmaster position left by J A Williamson. Zihlman’s secretary relayed the update in a telephone note to The News. The appointment was expected today or tomorrow. Mrs S C Hoover recovering well after an operation at University of Maryland Hospital Tuesday.
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Frederick
J. A. Williamson
Senate
Harding
Zihlman
S.C. Hoover
University of Maryland Hospital
Stock Market Rises Amid Profit Taking In Early Trading
New York prices climbed in morning trading with United States Steel slipping under pressure and sugar futures hitting year highs. American Can rose to 104 3 5 while copper and other metals gained, as call money opened at 5 percent and slid to 11 3 8. A separate note reports a Bethesda man fined 200 dollars in a narcotics related case and six months suspended on probation.
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Associated Press
New York
United States Steel
secon
Cockran Dies Suddenly in Washington at 68
Representative W Bourke Cockran a Democrat from New York died suddenly in Washington at 7 10 this morning after a stroke he had celebrated his 69th birthday yesterday He was an orator of the old school famed for his voice and delivery and long active in Irish freedom antipathy to prohibition and the Volstead act He spoke against Farm Credits last night and was known for his opposition to the prohibition amendment and what he called invasions of personal liberty.
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Associated Press
Washington
W. Bourke Cockran
Democrat
New York
Cockran
Ireland
France
United States
hactive
Cochrane
Hfe
Cochran
Shuberts Lose In Gallagher Shean Suit
In New York on March 1 Supreme Court Justice Delehanty began dismissing an action by the Shubert Theatrical Company to enjoin Gallagher and Shean from appearing in any productions but Shubert. He said the pair are good performers not irreplaceable or comparable to Caruso or Booth.
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Associated Press
New York
Gallagher and
Shean
hérte
Supreme Court
Delehanty
Shubert Theatrical Company
Shubert
Jusice Delehanty
Messrs
Gallagher
Enrico Caruso
Edwin Booth
Population growth in the United States rises toward 1930
The National Bureau of Economic Research estimates U S population reached 110,900,008 on January 1, 1923 and could reach 126,960,000 by 1930. It notes growth driven by immigration and lower death rates, while warning about extrapolation errors and revised midyears. Also highlights Purim celebrations in Persia tied to the Esther story and Jewish deliverance from Haman.
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National Bureau of Economic Research
New York
United States
Census Bureau
bureau
Texwth
actus
National
Bureaa of Econon Research
Wilford I. King
ito
ofie
Persia
Haman
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