Repair Work on State Roads in Frederick County Begun
The State Roads Commission has resumed repair work in the Frederick district after winter damage. About 300 miles of state road are in the district which includes Frederick Howard Carroll and most of Montgomery and parts of Baltimore counties. Repairs have begun on several stretches and 30 miles in Frederick County are to be oiled this summer with bids to oil opened March 21. The oiling should finish by September 1.
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State Roads Commission
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W. F. Childs
Frederick county
Howard county
Carroll county
Montgomery county
Rockville
Baltimore county
New Market-Hyattstown
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Childs
Baltimore
Campaign to wipe out debt at Masonic Temple drives drive
The Masonic Temple Debt Campaign launched Friday evening with an executive committee meeting and a banquet. Campaign Chairman A LeRoy McCardell outlined the effort, team captains were announced, and workers begin Monday morning with a first report at six that evening. The roster lists ten teams led by captains, with extensive names and roles.
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Masonic Temple
Temple
Grayson H. Staley
Howard Simmons
A. LeRoy Moe Cardell
Frederick Masons
Masonic
Maryland
A. A. Radcliff
Chas, Opel, Jr
Opel
Radcliff
A. LeRoy McCardell
F. B. Sappington
J. W. L. Carty
H. C. Zacharias
Samuel G. Duvall
G. K. Motter
G. C. Garber
Richard F. Simmons
A. W. Nicodemus
Richard Potts
H. Noel Haller
Jesse L. C
Chas. Opel, Jr
R. Paul Smith
G. Hunter Bowers
Lester B. Feaga
Alvin Quinn
Roscoe B. Rhoads
Wm. C. Birely
Howard W. Simmons
Harry QC
Schroeder
Clayton M. Zimmerman
Wilbur A. Kolb
Guy C. Roser
Henry B. Ramsburgh
Herbert Hahn
Thomas
J. H. Harris
Edgar K. Moore
O. C. Warehime
W. C. Kolb
Elmer Brown
Lewis H. Knock
R. Ames Hendrickson
Lewis R. Derizbaugh
David C. Griffin
Roger B. Wolfe
B. Evard Kepner
Walter L
Jahus F Lochner
W. E. Pavall
Gay C Roser
G. Ed
Myers
WE. Darner
Clara Kiine
Maggie Sahm
Customs officials seize $50,000 liquor on yacht Patricia
The 505 cases of fine wines and liquors aboard the yacht Patricia, tied at Miami, are valued at $50,000 and owned by James Shewan. Edwin Shewan sought release, claiming the liquor was pre prohibition, while authorities report the seizure as the largest in Florida this week and part of a state total of 1,557 cases.
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Associated Press
Miami
Fla
James Shewan
Edwin Shewan
Daugherty
Florida
Fort Pierce
Jacksonville
Second Hall case set for April 10 retrial in blackmail letters
State's Attorney Aaron R. Anders announced the Hall case likely resumes on April 10. After a two day trial, jurors failed to reach a verdict on James EK Hall colored Elder in the Church of God and Disciples of Christ. A second blackmail letter and a jail scrap with capital Gs raised questions for the retrial. Frank Michael and Harry Frizzell fraud cases postponed until September. The Straitman case may never be tried.
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James EK. Hall
Church of God
Disciples of Christ
Aaron R. Anders
Hail
Glenn H Worthington
Hall
Hammond
Urner
Worthington
Michael
Frank Michael
Harry Frizzell
Charles Straiiman
Walkersville Home Sold by Markwood Harp
Real estate agent Markwood D. Harp announces the sale of a modern Walkersville home on 12 acres to William E. Haned of Walkersville, with possession in April. Also selling the house at 218 West South Street for Charles F. Schroeder to Oliver F. Engiebrecht, possession October 7.
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Markwood D. Harp
neir Walkersvile
Allen B. Hershey
Akron
Ohio
Wiliam E haned
Walkersville
Mr. Kanode
Oliver F. Engiebrecht
Change Heads Push Charges Against Cotton Officials
Charges against officials of the Samemean Cotton Exchange were outlined during the day as neck-October? September? activities. The district attorney announced that attorneys’ office will present the case to the grand jury.
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Preau
New York
Samemean Cotton Exchange
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Banion
Tax accounts unpaid show strict money stringency in Ballenger district
Frederick County tax records reveal 258 unsettled accounts despite aggressive collection efforts by Treasurer John W. Snook. Ballenger district remains fully paid, while several districts report multiple delinquencies, indicating tighter money circulation and greater difficulty collecting state and county taxes this year.
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Frederick county
John W. Snook
Ballenger
Liberty
Johnsvile
Braddock
Walkersville
Middletown
Jefferson
Jackson
Creagerstown
Frederick
Brunswick
Buckeystown
Urbana
New Market
Hanvers
Mechanicstown
Petersville
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Rewards Offered for Slayer of Artas Jenkins Victim
County commissioners offered rewards for the recovery of Harvey Gartrell, promoter of Miss Artaris Jenkins’s death, with $100 for the dead body and $500 for capture if living. State officials and Sheriff Jones announced printed circulars with photos and descriptions to aid a broad search across the state and neighboring areas.
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Artaris Jenkins
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Aaron R. Anders
Sherif James A. Jones
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Fairfax Courthouse
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Price Changes On Market Confusing Yet Popular Issues Rise
Prices in the stock market were mixed with higher values for popular issues. Read ing, Mexican Petroleum, Baldwin Locomotive and several motors faced pressure while others held firm. New York Central gained solid support along with Independent Steels firms like Midvale Republic and Sloss Sheffield. Copper advanced led by Anaconda and American Smelting. Hides and Leather preferred and Endicott Johnson rose. Tidewater Oil recovered part of yesterday’s decline. Approximate volume 550 400 shares. Mrs Har vey Yann from Dill Avenue has been visiting Harrisburg.
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Associated Press
New York
Reading
Mexican Petroleum
Baldwin Locomotive
New York Central
Midvale
Republic
Sloss
Sheffield
Anaconda
American
Endicott- Johnson
Tidewater oil
Praise for The News new press edition in Maryland letter
Readers in Frederick and Maryland praise The News March second edition in a letter to the newspaper office. They call the paper well edited and well produced, crediting editor Frederick and the staff in New York and Chicago for a strong publication.
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Georges B David Co
New York
Chicago
Frederick
Special Honors as Cambrai Dead Arrive for Home Burial
The Cambrai transport brings the last group of American soldiers killed in France to New York for burial at home on March 30. Major General Bullard leads ceremonies with New York garrisons and Navy participation. total American dead returned now 45,712 with 31,277 buried in France.
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New York
Cambrai
France
Bullard
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Navy department
United States
Gandhi Named Most Influential Indian Leader in Sedition Case
Mohandas K. Gandhi, known as Mahatma, was arrested on sedition charges and today sentenced to six years in prison with hard labor in Ahmedabad British India. His long civil disobedience campaign, spanning years, preceded the prosecution and earned him global notice as the country’s most influential public figure.
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Ahmadabad
British India
Marcell
Mohandas K. Gandhi
Mahatma
Wonder Walker
India
Forfeiture of 150 Chicago druggists liquor permits
Chicago officials announced the forfeiture today of 150 liquor permits held by Chicago druggists after reports of forged prescriptions and fraudulent sales. An investigation found that thousands of prescriptions were forged and in many cases the druggists manufactured both the whiskey and the prescriptions.
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CHICAGO
Associated Press
Prohibition
Gregory
Disquiet Reigns Along Irish Frontier Amid Blasts
Dublin reports disquiet persists along the Southern Ireland Ulster frontier. A Clones message says three main bridges within 30 miles of Clones were blown up, cutting communications between Fermanagh and Cavan. A road section north of Clones to Cavan also blown. The Dail Eireann publicity department lists outrages alleged against the special constabulary in County Fermanagh since March 6.
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Associated Press
Dublin
Southern Ireland
Ulster
Clones
Fermanagh
Cavan
Dail Eireann today
special constabulary
County Fermanagh
Rainy Weather Forecast For Next Week
Washington March 15 weather experts predict unsettled conditions in the Atlantic States with warmer temperatures and rain during the first part of the week. After that, expect generally fair and normal conditions until Friday or Saturday when additional rain is probable.
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Associated Press
Washington
Atlantic States
Descendant Molly Pitcher Killed by Automobile
Mrs. Godfrey Cooper, a direct descendant of Molly Pitcher, died yesterday from injuries after being struck by an automobile in Carlisle Pennsylvania. Police investigated the accident as the driver, Breiz, claimed the vehicle malfunctioned and questioned.
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Associated Precs
Carlisle
Godfrey Cooper
Malis Pitcher
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Breiz
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Republican leaders seek Harding talk on pension compromise
Republican House leaders plan a White House meeting with President Harding tomorrow night to discuss procedure for passing the compromise enrollments measure under a special rules concession. The effort aims to balance capital and labor interests in the final vote.
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