Tentative Fire District Plan Outlined by City Aldermen
Thirteen tentative fire districts were outlined by the Board of Aldermen with four main sections subdivided into units. A fire committee will meet foremen to review the plan and a new coding device will be installed next month. Maps will later show district locations, lead numbers, and subdivision borders along Market Second streets.
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Board of Aldermen
Maxwell
Second street
Patrick street
Markettreet
Market street
Market
East Second
East fourth
lmits
East Sixth
East Eighth
everscing
North Market
Eighth streets
West Second
est Fourth
West Fourth
West Severn
Seventh
cit
West Patrick
ory
east Patrick
Formance
Patio Market
Kimick
Von Tirpitz 81 Dies in Sanatorium at Ebenhausen
Admiral Alfred von Tirpitz died in a sanatorium at Ebenhausen Baratia after a bronchial illness. He would have been 88 on March 28. He had been in good health in February, then bronchial ailment worsened leading to heart weakness. He lived at Feldafing before death and had retired from active service defending the German republic.
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Ebenhausen
Baratia
Alfred von Tipitz
Rough
Germany
ben
warrer
brengne
Feldafing
Feldafiing
accas
Rural mail routes reduced to five in Frederick
Frederick post office consolidates rural routes 2 4 absorbing former route 3. Route lengths rise to about 36.9 miles per carrier as Rhoderick Hoffman take over the former No 3 east and west sections. The change follows retired carrier Augustus E Roderick last horse drawn service and marks a shift to automobile delivery across five routes in Frederick Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick postofice
Irving S. Biser
Augustus E. Roderick
Frederick
Roderick
Arthur D. Lampert
Mr. Rhoderick
James V. Rhoderick
Roger Hoffman
Grbana pike
Castie’s corner
Lime Kiln
Cemetery lane
Manor woods
Point of Rocks road
Red Hull schoolhouse
Couron Hill
Rhoderick
Hoffman
Henry 3. Simpson
Manteo
Bloomfield
Yellow Springs
Bethel
Charlesville
William P. Barthlow
Hood College Army and Navy to Clash in Armory Saturday
Hood College basketball ends season with a game between the Army and Navy squads of Hood, the twelve top players versus special pregame and halftime features. Players listed include Hibergarde Pilgram, Marva Brown, Mary Elizabeth, Rachel Mayher, and substitutes Siem Bennett, Myers, Carlson, Carlson, Davis, Dikeman, Robert, and Sphiman.
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Army and Navy
Hood College
Armory
Amy Team
Hibergarde Pilgram
Marva Brown
Mary Ellizabeth
Rachel Mayher
Siem Bennett
nun Myers
Marjemsne Carlson
Martha Carsen
Lenten Services Offered by Junior Choir at St. Rose
The junior choir at St. Rose presents a lenten program featuring seven instrumental numbers and the piece Grateful O Lord Am J Caro Roma. The event reflects a solemn observance during the penitent season.
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Sheen Rosemarin
Lord Am J
Caro Roma
Four Year Term For Robbery Of Eastway Store
Court records show William Johnson 23 and Sylvester Brown 28 faced sentencing for Eastway robbery and related thefts. Brown received four years, Johnson two, as judges Newman and Peter presided. Evidence concluded Wednesday and Higdon Hahn forgery cases began to be heard.
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Sylvester Brown
negra co oman
Brown
Maryland
William Johnson
Eastway
Maryland House of Correction
Newman
Peter
Etta Harsock
Melvin G. Gilbert
Woodsboro
John Dorsey
LeGore
Hartsock
George Balisock
Julia Bell
Hartsack
Scott Granter
Pleasant
bert
Baymord Gilbert
Leroy Barrick
LeGovze
Doreus
French Delegation Leaves for London Conference
Paris reports the French delegation led by Aristide Briand departs for London at noon. Briand receives an ovation at the station as he sees off the group. A new milk ordinance in Hagerstown requires beverages to be served in original containers and at the table or fountain.
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Paris
Aristide Briand
Binister
Andre Tardieu
London
M. Tardieu
Hagerstoun
pand restaure te
Cstr Council
walter Tres
ionis
Ali cs
Hagerstown
Cumberland Primary Reveals First Apocral Return
In Cumberland, the Cumberland pit yields the first apocral, identifying Sarmurl Wertheimer as a resident of this city and brother to Charles and Francis Wertheimer. The discovery marks a notable familial link in the unfolding case.
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Cumberland
Sarmurl Wertheimer
Charles and
Francis Wertheimer
Tariff Exponent Questioned Over Senate Office Yes
Washington March 6 AP Arthur L Faubel of New York secretary of the American Tariff League was summoned by the Senate Lobby committee for questioning about reports he had established head quarters in a Senate office building room assigned to Senator Gruvey of Pennsylvania. He was also linked to John Lerch and Warren F Doane in Philadelphia.
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Washington
Arthur L. Faubel
New York
Senate Lobby committee
Senate
Gruvey
Pennnsylvania
Walsh
Montara
Char Faube
John Lerch
New Yorkey
league
Warren FP. Doane
Philade
rer
Pennsylvania Manufacturers’ Association
Gruney
Faube
Tarit League
Two Delegations Present At School Board Meeting
Two delegations appeared before the Board of Education at its Wednesday meeting at 10:30. One group from Mt. Pleasant discussed a new elementary school site while a Creagerstown delegation urged against consolidating their seven grace school. The board rejected a Troutville abandoned school bid and reviewed a proposed site for Mt. Pleasant. A parents committee sought gravel on playground covers, and the financial report showed general and other funds with teacher salaries and expenditures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Court House
Mt. Pleasant
Bass Church Street
Willam T Delaptaine
Raymond Ford
Mehri F. Moberly
George 3
Kehne
Creagerstown
grace
nho
Troutville
C. W. Geisbert
Mr. Pleasant
Wilbur L. Smith
Lewis F. Locher
Mr. Palmer
M. J. P. Feiser
J. Knox Tasley
Labor and Statistics
Baltimore
ral
bock fund
Bs general fund
col F
transpor
general fund
Accident Near Walkersville Details Missing
Fragmentary OCR text reports a medical mishap involving a wrong medicine and an accident near Walkersville. Names and details are garbled, with references to Dr A J Slushes Ira Branéfeldé and an unspecified Sarch concoct. No clear outcome or date.
Catholic Prelate Backs 18th Amendment In Hearings
Washington March 5 AP The anti prohibition drive to repeal the Eighteenth Amendment is called a revival of the Whiskey Insurrection of 1794 on a larger basis Msgr M E Foley of Baltimore submits a letter to the House Judiciary Committee This testimony also features Patrick H Callahan claiming prohibition saved 140 600 lives and arguing the dry law benefited America Celshaw argues prohibition is not tied to Protestantism North Dakota residents testify against barley demand depression in farming amid prohibition
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Washington
Msgr
M. E. Foley
Baltimore
House Judiciary Committee
Patrick H. Callahan
Association of Catholics
America
Callahan
Bright
Celshaw
North Dakota
Fierece Blewett
Congressman Glynn Dies on Train After Funeral
Washington March 6 AP Representative James P Glynn of Connecticut died on a Chesapeake and Ohio train returning from Huntington West Virginia where he attended the funeral of Representative James A Hughes He was 63 and survived by his widow He collapsed after rising early and finished dressing in the smoking car dying in the arms of P H Croox assistant sergeant at arms in charge of the special car
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Washington
James P. Glynn
Connecticut
Chesapeake and Ohio
Huntington
W. Va
Congress
James A. Hughes
Glynn
P. H Croox
Taft Still In Good Health After Night At Hospital
Washington reports no change in William Howard Taft's condition as physicians say he had a comfortable night and attendants describe his state as stable. In New York the stock market saw broad gains amid renewed commodity weakness with cotton futures hitting season lows and higher prices for many issues. The call money rate remained unchanged at 4 percent with abundant liquidity and potential cuts anticipated by banking officials as English discount rates moved.
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TAFT
Washington
William Howard Taft
Mr. Taft
New York
General Electric
Westinghouse Electric
ink of England
New York Federal Reserve Ba
Baltimore Permit Sparks Quiet Parade Tension
AP reports last minute permit issuance by Baltimore Mayor to allow a parade. Police escort led about 125 marchers from party HQ to demand a parade, amid confusion over the permit and Communist Party ties involving George and Jacob Levinson.
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Baltimore
Gaither
George
Jacob Levinson
communist party
Unemployment protest clashes spread from White House to world
Police used tear gas in Washington to disperse a crowd calling for international unemployment day. Six leaders were arrested after a youth in a red sweater attacked a officer. Demonstrations occurred in London, Berlin, Paris, and elsewhere with injuries and arrests.
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Associated Press
United States
Europe
Washington
London
Berlin
Washington Poice
White House
Hoover
federal park
Waterbury
Conn
Worcester
Mass
Union Square
New York
Interna- Monale
America
Moscow
Pravda
Izvestia
Paris
Neukoellen
Warsaw
tas
Munich
Bavaria
Bert Lawrence
Pennsylvania avenue
Tro poucecca
Lawrence
specia
Seb
Wade Chorus to Perform Fourth Annual Concert at Hood College
The Wade Male Chorus under Henry T. Wade will give its fourth annual concert Friday at 8:15 p.m. in Windhter Hall Hood College. violin soloist Arthur Morgan from Station WBAL Baltimore will perform with Miss Virginia Carty accompanying. Miriam Rhoads leads a chorus of forty voices. program includes Minuet Veracini and Finale from The Gondeliers among others with Eizabeth Hull at piano and bass.
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Wade
Windhter Hall
Henry T. Wade
Hood College
Arthur Morigan
WBAL
Baltimore
Virginia Carty
Peabody Conservatory of Music
Morgan
Italy
Francesco Ruggier
Miriam Rhoads
WMAL
Washington
Harvey R. Gaul
The Autome Woods
Samuel R. Gaines
Minuet
Lewis A Xnoce
A R. Remsberg
i A . anne J. Schaefer
Szst
Doub
George Mi Free
Experts to Aid Part Census Work
G Ed Myers supervisor of the census for Frederick Carroll Howard and Montgomery counties announced that the census of distribution and manufactures in cities over 10000 population would be supervised by district supervisors with special agents from the Census Bureau in Washington. Frederick county enumerators named are Charles W Crim and Ernest Powell. Myers described enforcing penalties for refusals to answer, stressing secrecy and penalties under the fifteenth census act of Congress of 1929. Sample farm schedules are being sent to farmers to summarize their information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Ed. Myers
Frederick
Carrol
Howard
Montgomery
Census Bureau
Washington
Myers
Frederick county
Charles W. Crim
Ernest Powell
United States District Attorney
Not A Dizzy Driver After Al, An Excited Youth
An excited youth, not dizzy from alcohol, led police on a faulty car chase on Court Street. Patrick morning, a real name, was involved as Henry’s car was tampered and a motor stop occurred. The suspect zigzagged, spluttered, and sped away on a motorcycle pursued by officers.
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Patrick
Court street
Fras west
Henry
Benry
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SAY TARIFF EXPONENT
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Grounds Asked
G. Lford Palmer
County
Educationsistant Superintendent of
James C. Bi
J. P. Fesser
R.L
James Spriggs
Jone
A.J. Slushes
Ira I. Branéfeldé
Walkersville
Lewis
Mr. nicke
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Communists and Trade Unity Leagues
Tower Hill
Tower of London
Ting River
Ching
E. Lynch Gross
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