Beacon Light to Elevate Frederick Airport Beacon System
Frederick Municipal Airport begins erecting a 52-foot beacon tower for the Washington-Cleveland airway on the seventh street boundary. About sixty additional lights of various colors will mark field boundaries, warnings, and approaches. Beacons at Braddock Heights and other sites progress as weather permits.
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Japan to Baltimore by Death Race Ends in Washington
Baltimore March AP The late journey of a man across a third of the world to escape death ends as Rev Paul F Warner of Yale University Hospital reports his recovery from a serious condition. His father Rev Dr L F Warner presides over a Methodist church and conference. The journey began Feb 34 from Yokohama Japan, continuing across the Pacific and American continents. Notables including Persian minister Mirza Davoud Khan Meftah and Turkish minister Ahmet Muhtar visited the United States for a weekend gathering.
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Linthicum Ends Hearing Of Wets On Prohibition
Washington March 4 AP Linthicum Maryland Democrat leads anti prohibitionist testimony before House Judiciary on repeal and enforcement failures. He claims arrests and crowded dockets rise, speakeasies exceed former saloons, and poises for dangers from bootleg alcohol. He calls for repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment and elimination of saloons and speakeasies.
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Anti-saloon League
Frederick bears Ike and Maggie die within days of each other
Local tale from Frederick recalls how the 250 pound bear Tie once beloved by city visitors died Monday after Maggie died three weeks earlier and Ike fell ill following a banquet at J Paul Delphey’s bicycle shop zoo. Delphey plans to expand the zoo with more animals for public visits.
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Section Foreman Blamed For Rail Collision Tragedy
Washington March 4 an official safety report blamed a section foreman for a collision on the main line that killed four railroad men and damaged equipment. The report says the accident occurred when a motor operated on the main track without proper authorization or protection and that safety provisions were not observed, preventing the tragedy.
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W. F
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Brunswick Firehen in Annual Celebration
Large crowds attended the third annual Brunswick Firehen celebration marking the new Great Friday and Saturday events. A supper and round dance Friday, a square-dance banquet Saturday raised about $430, reported by President J. S. Foster of the Brunswick Volunteer Fire Company. An exhibition drill by Hose Company No. 5 of Martinsburg, WV opened Saturday night at 6 36, with Captain Long presenting Foster a donation from the West Virginia company. Guests included Mayor Albert C. Ormson and representatives from Frederick fire companies. The Brunswick council will consider purchasing a fire truck, and appreciation was voiced for all who aided the event, especially the serving ladies.
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Hearing Indefinitely Delayed for Young Edwards
Westminster March 4 AP The hearing for HF Edwards Western Tand College student arrested yesterday on charges of harboring his father and aiding the murder of Keefer has been indefinitely postponed. The elder Edwards is jailed awaiting grand jury action after a coroner's jury charged him with Keefer’s murder.
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Western Tand College
William T. Keefer
Paul W. Edwards
Young Edwards
George Benson
George Forble
Keefer
Edwards
Berson
Carroll county
Taft Fights For Life On Inaugural Anniversary
Washington marked the first anniversary of Taft’s inauguration as President as he battles serious ailments that forced retirement from public office. Doctors show slight improvement but no hope of full recovery. a nurse said he slept well with no apparent change since the prior medical visit.
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Washington
United States
William Howerd Taft
Death Notice for L. W. Mehring of Taneytown
Luther Wiliam Mehring of Taneytown died in his home on a Monday morning aged 73 months. The funeral will follow his long service as a farmer council member and bank director. Survived by wife Miss Sarah Cat oy, daughter Miss Leah Eien ReinéoLa, son Dr. L. Mehring, two grandchildren, brother David Mehring of Taneytown, and sister Mrs. Fit of Philadelphia. He was a lifelong Trinity Lutheran elder and Bible Class teacher for about twenty years.
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Former Canal Head Stephen Gambrill Dies at 85 in California
Announcement from Baltimore notes Stephen Gambrill brother of James H. Gambill Sr died in a San Francisco hospital after a yearlong illness. The former Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company head spoke by long distance to his family on his 84th birthday and was 85. Survived by brothers George T. Gambrell of Baltimore and several children including Col William Gambrill and Representative Stephen Gambrill. remains to be buried in Loudon Park Cemetery.
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Ellicott City
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Hyattsville
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George T. Gambrill
Baltimore
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Gamm
James E. Bradley
Roland
Dr Patterson Buried At Grace Lutheran Church
One of the largest funeral services in Grace Lutheran church Westminster marked the Saturday afternoon burial for Dr R S Petterson longtime pastor of St Benjamin's and St John's Lutheran churches and Woodsboro Lutheran Church The service featured organist Mrs Noah Schaefer and a pink white rose laden coffin as eight council members acted as pallbearers and pastors led the ceremony with Rev L H Rehmerev and Rev Pawl W7 among those attending
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Westminster
R. S. Petterson
St. Benjamin's
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Noah Schaefer
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Beltimore
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L. H. Rehmerev
Manchester
Hood Club Card Party At Walkersville High Hall
The Hood Club held its annual card party Monday night at Walkersville High School Hall. About 190 attended and $100 was cleared. attendees admired crepe paper streamers. Esther Stein, a Walkersville High School teacher, provided a cake. Mrs Charles Heck chaired coffee arrangements with assistance from Mrs Hrien and other club executives.
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Estherstein
Walkersville High School
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Memorial Route to Lincoln Highway Via City Planned
A Washington Gettysburg Lincoln memorial boulevard plan advances with a preliminary survey to cost and widen the Lincoln Highway feeder route between Washington and Gettysburg. Delegations from Rockville Frederick and local businessmen press for the Rockville Frederick route to preserve tourist traffic and avoid diverting travelers from Frederick.
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national capital
Capital Man's Wedding Surprises Washington Friends
Washington friends of Dorace Wescott, a prominent capital real estate man, learned of his marriage on a quiet afternoon in Atlantic City where he and Mrs Edna Hartman Guild of New York City are honeymooning. The ceremony, performed by Rev Dr Charles E Wehler, left reporters none the wiser about the union until after the fact.
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Joan Rogers
New Affidavit Filed In Hauver Case Up Today
A new affidavit by Samuel A. Long of Graceham was read to bolster the defense in the Hauver murder case. Long claims Deputy Verner A. Redmond shot Haover after a raid, asserting he overheard officers discuss the shooting. The affidavit was filed by Defense Attorney D Angie Wolinger and presented amid state objections and a pending answer.
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Hagerstown
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Sloan
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Hood College To Attend Liberal Arts Conference In Chicago
Hood College joins representatives from liberal arts institutions across the United States for a March 18 to 20 conference at the Stevens Hotel in Chicago. Dr A Norman Ward of Western Maryland College chairs arrangements with Hood President Dr Joseph H Apple as secretary. The gathering aims to map needs, plan a potential national fundraising campaign, and unite small and large liberal arts colleges for stronger future funding and advocacy.
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Chicago
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Western Maryland College
Westminster
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College of Liberal Arts
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Woman” magazine
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Reformed Church in
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Woman's College
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Petition in Bankruptcy Filed by Samuel L Trier
Samuel L Trier of 237 Noh Market Street files a voluntary bankruptcy petition through attorney El Aus James for the benefit of creditors.
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EL Aus James
560 Miles in One Day Flies to Bedside
A garbled report notes a 560 mile dash in a day with the car gearshift locked high and the hood sealed to prevent water or oil intake. Herrick of Jackson Michigan traveled from Jack to Washington D C and back. The relabiity run aligned with Essex the Chasers, tied to events around March 18. A distant chain of mentions includes a Miss Jess Warthen, Ken, California, and a funeral in Montgomer.
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Jackson
Mich
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Washingon
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Essex
Conference Sufficiency Hopes Rise at St James Meeting
A naval conference resumes with a Beads of the Delegations session at St James palace. France is represented by Ambassador Pleurieu and Gibson for Stimson. Leaders from Britain and Japan plan a plenary session Friday to align on tonnage and exempt vessel classes.
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Labor secretary spurns Brookhart dole plan for jobs
Washington March 4 AP Secretary of Labor Davis urged devoting 50 million dollars to public building for employment rather than Brookhart's proposed dole for 3 million unemployed. He noted 59 million would only yield about one dollar weekly for 18 weeks. The Brookhart plan would distribute funds via the Red Cross.
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