$250000 School Bond Issue Up At Meeting Saturday
Frederick County Patron-Teachers Association to hold a public meeting Saturday March 11 at 2 pm in Winchester Hall East Church Street to discuss a $250000 bond issue for additional school buildings. Open forum planned and annual officer elections will be held, with Col D John Matkey as current president.
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Winchester Hall
East Church street
Frederick County
Patron-Teachers Association
Col
D. John Matkey
Fairweather to Bring Colder Air Tonight Then Rise
The local forecaster predicts colder weather tonight with a moderating trend tomorrow. Yesterday’s high reached 42 with a 23 degree low. this afternoon at 2 PM the thermometer hit 41. The observer notes unusual lack of precipitation for the season and cites March 4 Inauguration Day as typically ugly weather. Snow melt reduces accumulated snow to about 1.75 inches while roughly 1.5 inches remain.
Bootlegger Sentenced to Ten Years in U S Prison
Edward Donegan received ten years in a Federal penitentiary at Atlanta for trafficking in stolen and forged liquor withdrawal permits on a large scale. He was convicted on one count after a trial, with fines totaling 65 dollars.
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Associated Press
New York
Federal penitentiary
Atlanta
Edward Donegan
Agreement on Soldiers' Bonus Details Reached
Washington March 3 details of the compromise soldiers bonus were completed today by the sub committee of the House Ways and Means. The redrafted measure will be presented to the full committee next Tuesday for consideration by Republicans and Democrats.
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Associated Press
Washington
House
Ways and Means committee
Republican attacks on Will Hays roils House hearing
Representative Williams, Republican of Illinois, leveled a sharp attack on Postmaster General Will Hays in the House, calling him the one disappointment of the first year of the Republican administration. The session featured heated criticism of Hays and his cabinet tenure as the war over party reform widened.
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Washington
Hays
Wiilisms
Tllinois
Maryland House Passes Moral Bills and School Measures
Frederick county delegates backed the moral bills on prohibition enforcement and anti racetrack betting as the House approved both. The General Education Bill by Albert S Cook advanced to third reading with strong support, and a gas tax bill passed second reading, funding road upkeep. Three Americanization bills were killed, and polling hours were extended to 7 am to 7 pm in the counties.
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Frederick county
House of Delegates
State Assembly
House
Albert S. Cook
Committee on Education
Patrick
Senate
Selling for Profit Evidenced on Market
The Associated Press reports New York March 3 that trading showed profit ambitions in the morning on the stock exchange. The market then strengthened with gains in many Equipment and Utilities issues and oils rising by one to three points except for Transcontinental. A block liquidation in rails occurred at a 1.5 point drop, while caill money opened at 4.12 percent.
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Associated Press
New York
stock exchange
Cail
W H M S Meeting Highlights District Luncheon
The Woman's Home Mission Society of the MLFL church held a district meeting and publicity luncheon on March 2. Delegates from Hagerstown Ijamsville and Baltimore attended. The morning session ran from 10 to 12 with devotional led by Miss DeLashimanti and business by Mrs Estep. Lunch was served 12 to 2.30. Afternoon program began at 2.50 with devotion by Miss Addino and remarks by Mrs Hindson and Miss Ledges of Baltimore. The meeting closed with prayer by the president.
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Woman's Home
Missien Society
MLFL
eld
Hacerstown
Ijamsville
Baltimore
dle
Janie DeLashimanti
Mre Estep
Addin o
Ljameville
Hindson
Tonleon
Miss Ledges
Frederick News-Post boosts edition with new press
The Frederick News-Post unveiled a modern high speed stereotyping press producing a 16 page booster edition. The extra large issue required heavy carrier effort and took about a ton and a half of paper to print.
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News-Post
Frederick
Frederick city
Frederick county
Wick Winslow Weds In Hagerstown Ceremony
Wick Winslow known as W. P. Warwick marries Mildred Deen Needs at Trinity Lutheran Church in Hagerstown. The bride, daughter of Charles Meedy of Rouzerville, recently worked at J. M. Henderson's in Warnesboro. the groom played baseball for Warneshboro and Frederick. They depart for Bayane to establish a new home.
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Hagerstown
W. P. Warwick
Warwick
Frederick
bridestown i
Tidewater Qi Company
Bayonane
N. J
Mr. Warwick
Bayane
Grand Officers Visit Jacques de Molay Commandery
Knights Templar grand officers from Maryland visited Jacques de Molay Commandery No 4 in Baltimore. They praised the inspection as one of the best in the state, attended a Wayside Inn dinner, and were entertained by local members and past commanders. The Masonic choir performed after the inspection and refreshments followed.
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Jacques’ de Moay
No 4
Knights Templar
Maryland
Baltimore
Robert M. Rother
Warren S. Seipp
Charles Clarke
Two Sentences Yet For Forgery And Theft In Court
Alva Wolfe aged 21 was sentenced to two years in Maryland Penitentiary for forging a $26 Emmitsburg Savings Bank check. Austin Wiles aged 19 received a three year term for stealing a watch, but the sentence was suspended pending good behavior for three years. Judge Worthington warned Wiles to avoid further trouble.
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Glenn HW Worthgton
Alva Wolfe
Maryland
Wolfe
Emmitsburg
Austin Wiles
Murray Shultz
House of Correction
Worthington
Wiles
Wes
Shultz
Wisner streaot
Allen Bartgis
Edward Ridenoar
Deerfield
Russell Matthews
Ridenour
Matthews
James Spear
Purely Personal Notices Among Local Residents
PURELY PERSONAL Mr. and Mrs. P. H C. Birely of East Second street left Thursday for St. Petersburg Florida for several weeks. Mr. and Mrs. James H. Harris returned to East Third street after a month in St. Petersburg. Mrs Sarah W. Hardy and daughter Miss Margaret returned to North Market street after two months in Baltimore. Say you saw it in The News.
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P. H C. Birely
East Second street
St. Petersburg
Florida
James H. Harris
East Third street
Fla
Sarah W. Hardy
Margaret
North Market street
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins Offered 3 Million Gift Amid Foundation Funds
Baltimore Johns Hopkins University reportedly received a conditional offer of 3 million dollars alongside a 6 million gift from the Rockefeller Foundation. Dr Winford H Smith noted funds were being arranged for expenditure and for the required matching million while university authorities faced meeting the conditions.
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Agsogpeled
Baltimore
Rockefeler
Johns Hopkins University
Pinans
Winford H. Smith
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Priest Threatened to Kill Bride in Bride Trick
Newark March 3 Charges of threatening to kill his bride of three days against Rev M Simon Yonsa a 67 year old Nestorian priest of Newherton Conn were dismissed today after he agreed to annulment of his marriage to Julia Madanna 21 The girl said she was tricked into the marriage and brought to the license bureau under pretext of obtaining working papers She was taken to Christ Episcopal church for the ceremony but could not understand proceedings and she feared threats to kill her and her family when she refused to participate in the wedding feast
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Associated Press
Newark
New Jersey
M. Simon Yonsa
Newherton
Conn
Julia Madanna
Pales- One
Christ Episcopal church
Investigation into Porto Rican governor conduct
The House Insular Affairs committee introduced a resolution to investigate Governor E Mant Reily of Porto Rico. The inquiry was requested by the Porto Rican senate.
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Associated Press
Washington
E Mant Reily
Porto Rico
House Insular Affairs committee
Porto Rican senate
Proposed $31 Million River and Harbor Improvements
The Associated Press reports a unified appropriation of about 4900 million for river and harbor improvements. The plan, advanced by the Rivers and Harbors Committee, seeks federal authorization under the modern port and project framework.
London Paper Denies Prince of Wales Shot
The Evening News dismisses an absurd rumor that the Prince of Wales was shot in India. Officials state no incident is known. The prince reportedly left Satwari for Teshawar en route to India. Court filings and social notices reference Maryland events and invitations to Governor Ritchie’s residence in Annapolis. Seventy pounds of meteors per minute are noted as a meteor observation fact.
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Lemion
Evening News today
Londo
Prince of Wales
India
Satwari
Teshawar
Court of Appeals
Hagerstown
Fredench
John W Grover
Len Weinbere
John S Neamann
Frank L.e
Ritchie
Stoner
appelle
Executive Mansion
Annapolis
General Assembly of Maryland
Brokerage houses dragged down into ruin and suspensions
The report notes a wave of brokerage firm failures and suspensions. George W. Kendrick 3rd and Company of Philadelphia failed, Charles A Bertrand of C. Bertrand and Co suspended, and an involuntary bankruptcy petition filed against Bertrand. Tibby and Company faces a petition with liabilities of twenty thousand and assets of three thousand. Dryant Isaard and Company in Toronto also failed. L A Gerson & Co stock brokers in Philadelphia faced an involuntary bankruptcy filing.
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Associated Arena
New York
George W. Kendrick 3rd and Company
Philadelphia
New York Stock Exchange
Consolidated Stock Exchange
Charles A. Bertrand
C. &. Bertrand and Co
Bertrand and Co
Tibby and Company
Toronto
Montreal
Dryant, Isaard, and Company
United States District Court today
L. A. Gerson & Coy stock brokers
Italian Fascisti and Croats Clash in Fiume Violence
A Rome dispatch reports Italian Fascisti occupying the Fiume post office and surrounding the government palace with grenades and machine guns. Croats fire back as a state of virtual civil war breaks out between Stavans and Croat factions. Fascists reportedly seize an Italian torpedo boat.
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Associated’ Press
London
Fascsti
Fiume
Rome
Exchange Telegraph Company
Fascisti
Fasc'stalao
Convicts Beat On Bars As Jail Burns At Fort Madison
Prisoners in the Iowa State Penitentiary at Fort Madison Iowa reacted by beating on cell bars and calling for freedom as a fire damaged several buildings inside the prison walls. The blaze caused about 250000 dollars in damage and lasted for hours while guards attempted to restore order.
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Associated Press
Fort Madison
Iowa State Penitentiary
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