Improvements at City Meeting Focus on Street Work and Memorial Ground
City officials prepare for tonight's regular meeting led by the Mayor and Aldermen. Discussion centers on the Market Street repaving schedule and the proposed widening near West Second and Bentz streets for a Memorial Ground at the Reformed graveyard site. About 75 workers advance storage reservoir construction above Fishing Creek dam with large excavation and cement machines in use.
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Board of Aldermen
State Roads Commission
Market Street
West Second
Bentz Streets
Fishing Creek Dam
Emory C. Crum
CUMMINGS FILES FOR MARYLAND SIXTH DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION
Andrew J. Cummings, announced months ago, filed papers with the Board of Election Supervisors in Montgomery County seeking the Democratic nomination in Maryland's Sixth District. A former Maryland legislator, he backs credit and finance support for national resources and warehouses to aid farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew J. Cummings
Board of Election Supervisors
Montggomery
Frederick No “Aliman
Cummings
Maryland
Tabor
Roxie TevesLinked to Hoxie Sanson Divorce Probe
Roxie Teves emerges in connection with the breakup involving Hoxie Sanson and the divorce of Jesse Smith’s widow, close associate of Saint Gen Urry Ar Daughem ts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teves Onemer Peture
Hoxie Sanson
Jesse Smith
Sts Gen Urry Ar Daughem Ts
U S Sailors Landed At Amatala Honduras
A landing force from the cruiser Milwaukee moves from Amatala to Tegucigalpa to protect the American legation and consular offices under fire from drunken soldiers. Reports say looting and shootings accompany disorder. losses are estimated at 400000 pounds, harming British Chinese and American merchants.
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Freas
Washington
Milwaukee
Amatala
Honduras
Tegnecigalps
Morales
Far South in Grip of Cold
Miss Nannie Reich of New Market writes from Savannah about Georgia poultry courses taught by Prof. W McCoy and Law's Leghorn Farms. She notes heavy winter freezes, late peach blooms, wild tourism to Florida, crowded rail and boat services, and an unusually cold season for Savannah.
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Nannie Reich
New Market
John Henry Collins
Gordon Street
Savannah
Georgia
W. ©. McCoy
State Agricultural College
Chatham County
Law
Ogerchee Road
McCay
Colt
Fouth
Florida
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
Seaboard Air Line Railroad
New York
Baltimore
Maryland
Miss Tetch
Iite
Peore
Miss Reich
Penny Begins Steps to Lease Norfolk and Western
The stock market faced renewed selling pressure on the general list as traders focused on motors and shipping shares. Norfolk and Western rose to a yearly high at 124 3 4 after news that Pennsylvania had taken first steps to lease the road, with call money opening at 11 2 percent and easing to about 3 percent later in the session.
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Associated Press
New York
Norfolk and Western
Pennsylvania
First
Benefits Sought In Suit Tried In Court Before Jury
A suit for recovery of benefits and 650 damages was tried before a jury with Judge Worthington presiding. Ida G. Mullen, widow of Wallace A. Mullen, sues Glade Valley Council No. 122 Jr Quam Walkersville claiming 525 in benefits. the council had paid 200 to the undertaker and physician, reducing damages. The defense says the deceased was insured in a national organization of the order. Jury includes Charles B. Groff and others. Attorneys are H Dorsey Etchison for plaintiff and F L Stoner and WM Storm for defendant. Court reconvenes for afternoon. Henry Manes larceny case to follow.
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Worthington
Ida G. Mullen
Glade Valley Council
No. 122
Jr Quam
Walkersville
Wallace A. Mullen
Charles B. Groff
Richard Coughlin
Howard HE. Dixon
John %. Harshman
Isaac M. Fogle
Robert L. Ogle
John P. Working
Albert M. Patterson
Abraham Hemp
Grayson H Stately
John T. Clabaugh
Martin L. Shank
H. Dorsey Etchison
F. L. Stoner
WM. Storm
Henry Manes
Hanes
Virginia
Japanese submarine sinks with forty four aboard
Submarine No. 45 of the Japanese navy collided during maneuvers near Sasebo and sank with four officers and forty men. Rescue efforts offered little hope of survivors as loss was confirmed. A dirigible also caught fire and fell near Tokyo killing its five crew members.
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Preas
Sasebo
Japan
Havy
Tokio
Ibaraki
Return From Florida Attracts Northern Visitors
Ans E R George of Lorettaville Virginia formerly of Frederick returns from Florida after January trip. The party motored 500 miles along the Dixie Highway visiting the Everglades sugar mills and Indian River region. Mrs George praises Florida East Coast improvements and growing tourist crowds attracted by sunshine and climate.
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E R George
Lorettaville
Frederick
Florida
South
Orando
George Motors
Dixie Taghway
Minami
George
Red Cross appoints district chair in Jefferson area
Named district chairman Russell Tighter of the Frederick County Red Cross announces Mrs. A. Hemp of Jefferson as Jeffer son district chair replacing Mrs. W. R. Etchison who moved to Frederick.
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Russell Tighter
Frederick County
The
American Red Cross
A. Hemp
Jefferson
Red Cross
Hemp
W. R. Etchison
Frederick
Chamber of Commerce Plans Office Changes and Membership Drive
The Board of Directors approves altering office space at the Francis Scott Key Hotel complex to give the major part of the directors’ room to Frank K. Schmidt whose storefront adjoins the offices, aiming to cut rents and expand membership outreach. A due renewal push follows a campaign for new members, with a survey of Walow roads traffic plans and bank endorsements for a Community Discount System. The ALAA sponsored film Motoring Through Western Maryland is set for wide distribution with showings in Washington PA and other cities.
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John &. Jershey
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Chamber of
Thhe C. of
Diretory J
Community Discount
Towal Roads
Maryland
Local Driver Fined for DWI and Divorce Granted
T W Belt of East Church Street paid a $160 fine and costs after a Tuesday hearing before Justices J Grahame Johnson for driving under the influence. Mrs Agneas Ko Leon was granted an absolute divorce from Albert Ko Leon with alimony of 320 per week and custody of their son Albert K Leon. Leo Weinberg was attorney for the plaintiff and Alban M Wear for the defendant.
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T. W. Belt
East Church Street
U Henry Musz
Hiquor
J Grahame Johnson
Agneas
Leon
de Albert Ko Leon
Albert
Leo Weinberg
Plainoff
Alban M Wear
Sale of Building Lots in Pell View Addition
The Real Estate Mortgage and Investment Co sold lots Nos 1 and 2 in Pell View Addition to Mary Thomas of this city for 50 feet frontage and 500 feet depth. The purchaser plans to build a modern bungalow as a permanent home.
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Real Earate Mortgage and Inventment Co
Mertlen R Sheets
Pellvue
Wis
Two Weeks Left in Maryland Legislature Battle Looms
The Maryland General Assembly enters its final two weeks with crowded calendars and many measures remaining. Key items include a $2,110,000 bond for the University of Maryland a $9,000,000 soldiers bonus bill $760,000 for an Easton Shore boulevard and other appropriations over $1,000,000. The bonus bill faces Senate action after budget amendments and conflicts over university president A Wood salary cuts.
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Maryland General Assembly
University of Maryland
Baltimore Easton Shore
Finance Committee
Tloo
Senate
Senate Finance Committee
Ana
William
Salam
Rip
Dr. Woolson
Mouse Wars
Senate Como
Tee
Tose
Ferry Boulevard Bill Proposed To Separate University System
Governor Ritchie urged in a joint session that Lie University Hospital and allied medical schools be separated from the University of Maryland and run privately after 1927, with state support limited to a basic endowment. He warned he will veto a large university loan if the plan fails.
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Lie University Hospital
Allied Medical, Dental and Pharmacy
University of Maryland
Sheye Taltimore
Ritchie
State Senate
House of Delegates
Agricultural College
Oney University Hospital
Mathies
Annapolis
Phel van Hoends
University Pres Ferry-Lovevard
Senate
Anne Arundel County
Stevensville
Wheat Island
Denton
Frederick Resident Urges Opening of Fire Plugs
With spring near, a prominent Frederick resident urges opening fire plugs to flush dirty winter water and inspect plugs and connections. He asks authorities to ensure the work is done to prevent issues.
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Frederick
White radio bill eyed for stronger government control
March 19 report from Washington states the White radio bill aims to tighten government oversight of radio transmission and operation. Receiving sets will not be restricted as in some other countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gossip about 1920 oil deal ties to Teapot Dome inquiry
The report covers gossip of a 1920 oil deal at the Republican National Convention and a Teapot Dome venture connected to Harry F Sinclair. Thitin Gilmore, deputy secretary of State for Ohio, testifies amid the 6th inquiry, asserting no names or solid evidence, while other witnesses discuss leases, promises, and political pressure involving Secretary Payne and the Wilson era.
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Associated Press
Washington
Teapot Dome
Harry F Sinclair Mide
Chicago
All Committee
Thitin Gilmore
Ohio
Leonard Wood
Neg G. Darden
Protden
Harding
John W. Gampion
Robert G. Taylor
Payne
Wilson
Trp
Sinclair
Darden
Binelaip
Mutual Gi
Ropert
Polies
Mexico
Excey
Daugherty Agency Criticized Over Lottery Prosecutions
The Daugherty Investigating committee held a brief session as Senator Wheeler, the prosecutor, was sick at home. Galveston attorney Maca Stewart accused the DOJ of laxity in prosecuting lotteries while the attorney general's counsel argued prosecutions were advancing on certain concerns. The hearing was to resume tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Daugherty
Wheeler
Maca Stewart
Galveston
Department of Justice
Danagherty
Stewart
Hood College Gym Exhibition Promises Fast Old Style Play
Hood College Physical Education department hosts an annual program in the armory on Friday night March 21. Events include a student march in a wand drill dumb ball drill and Indian clubs plus calisthenics and dancing by Chevron teams. Classes vie for the best banner while Colonel Markey Miss Camp and Miss O Boyle judge. An ABB eight education basketball game closes the program with strong lines and a paid admission.
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Hood College Department of Physical Education
Armory
Colonel Markey
Frederick
Marjorie Camp
Goucher College
Misa O'Boyle
Frederick High School
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Nashvlle
Toa
Seheul
Roxie
U. S
Capital
Penny
Norfolk and West
Glade Valley Council, Jr
National Insurance Organization
E. R. George
Fall
Cheyenne
Harry
Wyo
T. Blake Kennedy
Mammoth Ot Company
Simelair
Teapot Pome Naval Reserve
Martin W. Littleton
Harry PF. Smelair
Paul DO. Cravath
Stunading
Felt
W. L. Connelly
Casper
Wye
Mammoth Oil Company
Albert 3. Watts
Sinclair Consolidated Ox Company
B. H. Chandler
Tulsa
Oklo
Sinclair Crue
Sinclair Mnpe Line Company
G. T. Sandford
Sinclair Consolidated Ol Company
J. W. Zevely
Personel
House
Eastern Shore
Crank Norwood
Viersville
Tyesahey
Gilmore
Hood Dept. of Physical Education
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