Bisers Friends Gratified by His Prime Minister Appointment
Reports from the county note William Williamson in charge until commission as Premier appoints Biser. W Harry Haller states the choice a victory for the people as local post office continues under A Paset. Endorsements come from business leaders and Republican officials amid county political maneuvers and town notices.
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Star
Curshall
Williiam W. Doub
John W. Snook
Frederick
Trier
Giliiness
Fenton Harris
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Farm Woman Problems Focus of County Bureau Meetings
Special on county Farm Bureau aims to extend services to farmers wives and daughters. Elizabeth Thompson leads discussions on nutrition sewing household management and other farm woman concerns with university extension specialists available. Schedule lists monthly meetings across Mt Pleasant Petersville Emmitsburg Middletown Thurmont Urbana Buckeystown and Brandeis areas.
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Farm Bureau
bureau
Elizabeth Thompson
country home
Frederick county women’s clubs
University of Maryland Extension service
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University of “Mervland Extension Service
counry
Aiss Thompson
Mt. Pleasant
Petersville
Emmitsburg
far bureau
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Thurmont
Brandees
Urbana
Buckerstown club
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Man Arrested For Drunk Driving In Bethesda Area
A man calling himself C. E. Lochte from near Rockville was arrested Sunday evening by Special Deputy H. F. Nusz for operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. At police headquarters he admitted buying wine, was fined 3100, and jailed 30 days in default. He claimed to be a brick layer near Bethesda and was described as a very docile prisoner.
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C. E. Lochte
Rockville
H. F. Nusz
Hauar
Lochte
House of Correction
Bethesda
Leaders Class Spring Rally Service Sparks 36 Conversions
The Leaders Bible Class held a large Spring Rally at the Methodist Episcopal Sunday School drawing 651 total attendees. Jesse H. Michael of the Lutheran Sunday School delivered a forceful stewardship address as 36 young people chose Christ after an earnest pastor’s appeal.
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Methodist Episcopal
Jesse H. Michael
Lutheran Sunday School
Michael
Messrs
Etchison
Webster
Narp
Hudson
Hahn
Rice
Collisower
Hines
I. Moore
Earl Soi
Bibie Stu
Busy county offices resume routine work across departments
Officials report routine operations dominating court house work as the department resumes. Delinquent accounts and mortgage matters await action with sales planned for early April. Will cases and reassessment tasks proceed under Clerk of Court El G Haugh and Clarence Mower in Frederick district.
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dolin W. Snook
Orphan’s Court
State Roads Commission
State Clerk of Court
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El G. Haugh
Mr. Haugh
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Frederick
Another Clare Stone Mystery A Missing Teen
Police search for Dorothy Widerman a 15 year old who vanished after leaving home six days ago to go to Howard Park school She did not attend that day and has not been seen since Parents Mr and Mrs William Widerman of 36 Copeland Ave Arlington say they searched relatives homes and contacted police explaining the delay in reporting the disappearance
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Marth
Dorothy Widerman
Howard Park school
Dorothy
William B. Wider
Copeland Ave
Arlington
poli
Widerman
Two Maryland Post Offices Robbed In Weekend Heist
Baltimore reports two Maryland post offices Airer and Mr. Ranier robbed in small-town routes on Saturday or early Sunday. About $150 missing. fingerprints collected as state police and postal inspectors investigate. Discovery of the robberies occurred this morning.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Airer
Ranier
Wastom
Frederick Auto Show Ends In Successful City Event
The Annual Frederick Auto Show closed Saturday with high praise from dealers and crowds. Many cars were sold and exhibits dismantled as autos left the memory of the event.
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Frederick
Mount St. Mary's Receives Gift From Tracey Will
In the probate of David E. Tracey of Morrisburg Pennsylvania Mount St. Mary's College Emmitsburg is to receive 125000 of bequests totaling 680000 from a 29 million estate valued over 2900000. The gift funds education for ten Harribourg Diocese seminarians and directs payments from a trust to survivors with remaining principal aiding the mount.
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David E. Tracey
Morrisburg
Mount St. Mary's College
Emmitsburg
Tracey
Harricourg
ers and brothers
Mount St Mary's Colle
Titain
Harrurg
OKi College
McNary Rejects Recess Appointment Offer
Senator McNary of New Mexico declines the president’s recess appointment to a vacant governor post. The action follows an official confirmation request and a reshaping of the board pending David A. Comptralier’s potential candidacy, with details sparse in the report.
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James G
New Mexico
Cur
Ted
Harding
D. A. Comptralier
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Legion To Raise Fund For Permanent Autonomy
A legion plans a fundraising drive aiming to collect six hundred sixty thousand dollars to support a permanent endowment and establish long term financial security for a named project or organization. The appeal targets community donors and affiliated groups to secure ongoing support.
Bullish market shown in early trading as Congress adjourns
The stock market opened with broad buying driven by rapid legislative moves after Congress adjourned. Railroad shares led gains on dividend concerns and large investors pushed prices higher while call money rose to 5 percent.
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rees
Congress
Retired Lewis Bayer Honored After Fifty Years of Service
Lewis Bayer, a longtime employee of Pennsylvania railroad lines, retires after 50 years of service starting in 1885 with the York Hanover Frederick Railroad Company which became part of the Pennsylvania system. He began as a warehouse man and check clerk, earning frequent praise from officials for his faithfulness and dedication.
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York-Hanover- Frederick Railroad Company
Spark set radio interference sparks Frederick concern
Frederick radio fans report unknown person using a spark set to disrupt radio reception. The device, built with a battery and spark plug, allegedly sends powerful sparks through the air, ruining listening across the city. Investigations target suspects in the southeastern or northwestern sections.
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Frederick
Bradford County man electrocuted after seven respite attempts
Florid a Smith of Bradford county was executed at Rock View penitentiary for the slaying of his infant child in South Waverly in April 1930. He received seven respites, the last within five hours of execution, and maintained he did not willfully kill the child.
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Associated Press
Belle Fonte
Florida Smith
Bradford county
Rock View penitentiary
South Waverly
Smith
Pinechot
Indictments Abandoned Against 126 Men in Virginia Circuit Court
In Virginia, 126 men previously charged with attack and destruction were struck from the docket in circuit court. The proceedings reported a major formal withdrawal of cases, reducing the number of active indictments in the session.
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Prose Va
Bastrop Hearing Seeks Grand Jury Impanelment
A Bastrop hearing addresses organizing a grand jury for acts tied to the Ku Klux Klan. Judge Fred M. Odom oversees the empaneling process as RPOR acts.
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Ku Klux Klan
RPOR empaneling
Fred M. Odom Tee
Weekly Weather Outlook With Rain Late Week
A brief forecast notes a mix of rain and snow early in the week, with generally fair conditions at times. Rain is likely again around Thursday, with temperatures near or below normal in the first half and near normal in the latter half of the week.
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President Harding and Mrs Harding Begin Month Long Florida Trip
President Harding and Mrs Harding depart aboard a special train for Ormond Florida where they will begin a month long vacation on a houseboat. Attorney General Daugherty joins the party though he remains weak and rests after boarding at Union Station.
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Jeff Washington
Orst
Florida
Ormond
Fla
Harding
White House
Daugherty
Department of Justices
Union Station
Montgomery County Farm Bureau marks year with $17,000 saved
The Montgomery County Farm Bureau Supply Company annual meeting in Rockville heard Josiah W. Jones report that for 1922 the firm bought about $105,000 in supplies and saved members roughly $17,000. Jones urged growth toward $400,000 or $500,000 in annual purchases and discussed cooperative marketing plans with State and local officials. William C. Snarr urged greater member cooperation and explained the Farm Bureau and supply company link. Directors Jones, Williams, and Canby were reelected for two years. Edington Bell and Walter Matruder remained hard- will be in place.
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Montgomery county
Montgomery County Farm Bureau Supply Company
Rockville
Josiah W. Jones
farm bureau
Jones
State Federation of Farm Bureaus
Montgomery county bureau
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Wiliam C. Snarr
Charles M. Willams
G. Rust Canby
G. Edington Bell
Walter M. Matruder
Trebo Inn Wrecked by Fire Later Fire Today
A fire destroyed Trebo Inn in Washington causing extensive damage to the building. Local authorities investigated the incident as probing crews worked to determine a cause and assess losses.
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Passenger Train Wreck In Georgia Injures Twenty Five
A Central of Georgia passenger train derailed near Mizell Station in Georgia after a broken rail, injuring about 25 passengers. Columbus division headquarters released details with most injured reportedly from area residents. among those named was Mildred Delashmutt of West Third Street Baltimore referenced in connection with a separate note.
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Central of Georgia pacepheen
Mizell station
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Mildred Delashmutt
West Third street
Baltimore
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