Fire destroys Jefferson home. adjoining house damaged
Fire at Samuel M. Culler’s Jefferson residence caused total loss of the two and a half story frame home estimated at seven to eight thousand dollars and damaged Millard Culler’s house by about one thousand dollars. Samuel Culler and his brother Millard Culler aided by residents and Independent Hose Company. Paul Culler, 13, rescued from danger. Samuel Culler burned on face and hands.
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Samuel M. Culler
Jefferson
Culler
Millard F. Culler
Samuel Culler
Auto Engine
M. F. Culler
Samuel” Culler
Millard Cwler
Richard Culler
Lanse
Danser
Paul Culler
Globe Fliers Rest As Seattle Hosts Globe Circling Crew
Four army airmen preparing to circle the globe rest at Seattle as Sand Point Field converts their four air cruisers into seaplanes. Major Frederick J. Martin orders restraint from public functions. The aviators are Lieutenants Lowell H. Smith Leigh H. Wade Erick F. H. Nelson. Nelson started from Santa Monica after delays. The squadron faced heavy clouds after leaving Vancouver barracks.
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Seattle
Globestill
Sand Point Aviation Field
Frederick J. Martin
Lowell H. Smith
Leigh H. Wade
Erick FH. Nelson
Vancouver Barracks
Nelson
Santa Monica
Cal
Prize Offer For Top Ting Keeper At Local School
Miss Opal Ribby of Constantine Michigan chose a portable pen as a reward after her high school raised the finest Ting of the year in the county. The prize included a free trip to the Chicago livestock show.
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Chicago
Opal Rilby
Constantine
Mich
Held Way V Worremeenaick Detained in New York Fire Death
A man detained by New York police is alleged to have confessed setting a house fire that killed Stephen Kubach his wife and two children.
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Way V Worremeenaick
New York
Stephen Kubach
Democrats 10 Avoid Fight on State Delegates
Democrats in Frederick county avoid a convention fight over 12 proposed delegates to the Maryland State Convention in Baltimore after the May 5 primaries. Twelve delegates would share six convention votes, each receiving half a vote, and be uninstructed. Republican contenders filed as delegates, with some predicting a primary contest over convention delegates.
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Baltimore
Frederick County
Charles H. Comes
Leonard C. Bartick
John H. Jamison
Harry Wood
James A. Jones
George Edward Smith
James H.gatmbrill
Emory J. Coblentz
EB. Austin Tear
William J. Greve
Louis C. Etchison
David C. Winebrenner
H. Noel Haller
Edwin (. Markell
Charles A. Onel
Vernon W Nicodemus
Albert M. Patterson
Eugene J. Harrison
Charles F. Goodell
Charles C. Biser
Calvin C. Bowers
Real estate sales listed by Gilmore R. Flautt
Real estate and insurance agent Gilmore R. Flautt announces multiple property transfers with buyers including Andrew Storr Graceham Urbana Dr J M Goodman William H Miller and others. Dwellings on East Seventh Morrison Fifth Trail Montonqua and Montonqua avenues transfer with possession dates in April and May.
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Gilmore R. Flautt
Daniel Z. Stull
East Seventh Street
Andrew Qa Storr
Graceham
Mr. Storr
Frank J. Wachter
Morrison Street
Andrew Roderick
Urbana
Roderick
William C. Birety
East Fifth Street
William H. Miller
West Fifth Street
George H. Zimmerman
Montonqua Avenue
J. M. Goodman
Trail Avenue
J. M. Goodman Ie
Mary C. Thomas
Jarry W. Bruchey
Goore
W. Lowe, Jr
East Seventh Streal
Wiliam ¢L Tucker
Sickness and medical updates from Middletown area
Mr. Marion C. Rice on Market street recovers slowly after a severe indigestion attack. Mrs. Zachary Firestone of Middletown has been ill for weeks, as has Mrs. Frank Shafer. The little son of My and Mrs. Alonzo Kepler had adenoids removed at Frederick City Hospital. Mrs. W. W. Dond is improving after weeks of illness. Mr. Z. G. Kefanver, formerly of Middletown, is ill at his Boonshorn home. Mrs. Thomas Kling near Frederick underwent an operation at the Maryland University Hospital, Baltimore.
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Marion C. Rice
Market Street
Zachary Firestone
Middletown
Frank Shafer
Jack
Alonzo Kepler
Frederick City Hospital
W. W. Dond
Z. G. Kefanver
Boonshnra
Thomas Kling
Prederick
Maryland University Hospital
Baltimore
Jacobson Buys Renn Property In Market Street Sale
The Monon Laundry site on South Market Street, previously owned by W. H. Renn of Adamstown, was sold to Karl Jacobson. The deal includes frontage and alley rights, aims to remodel into a modern storeroom with a warehouse in back and possible second floor apartments. Jacobson plans to move his Adamstown business focus after completing the Frederick remodel.
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Monon
South Market Street
W. H. Ren
Adamstown
Karl Jacobson
Gécomes
Renn
Jacobson
Dir. Jacobson
Mann
Frederick
Albert Gilson
W. KN. Jotliffe
Shockey Admits Slaying Brother in Pennsylvania
Samuel Shockey confessed to killing his brother Jacob during a quarrel in Franklin County mountains aided by Iva Willis. Police say Shockey, once wanted for forgery, and Willis were captured after a ten hour manhunt near Beartown. Willis, 20, claimed she was a widow and had been paroled from Delaware Ohio state girls school.
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Associated Press
Chambersburg
Franklin County
Samuel Shockey
Iva Willis
Shockey
Jacob
Jacob Shockey
Cot
Wnhus
Franklin
Samuel
Poice
Beartown
Columbus
Pannett
Winchester
Miss Willis
Columbus. O
Shockey Brothers
State Girls Industrial School
Delaware
Ohio
Cross Currents of Prices on Market
New York stock activity opened firm on President Coolidge tax reduction hopes and then reversed as bears pushed several key shares to new yearly lows. Railroad stocks showed firmness while overall trading totaled about 250000 shares with irregular closing notes.
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Associated Press
New York
Coolidge
Sinclair Cited For Contempt For Refusing To Testify
Washington report says the Oil Committee voted to certify Harry F. Sinclair for contempt after he refused to testify further. A subsequent denial from WI Hays challenged the claim Sinclair contributed oil stock to cover the 1920 Republican deficit. The former GOP chairman testified he recalls a possible 75000 dollar contribution but no stock transfer occurred under his tenure.
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Associated Press
Washington
Oil Committee
Harry F. Sinclair
Senate
Oil Committee Today
WI. H. Hays
Sinclair
Republican Party Treasury
Republican National
National Committee
Death Curve Farm Sold to George Martz in Public Sale
Cyrus F Flook and wife sold the Abe Adams farm at Derth Curve for 16000 dollars. The 134 12 acre property along the state road will see the old house torn down to build a tourist hotel with many rooms and meals for travelers. Mr Martz plans to move to the farm and oversee an adjoining property and the new tourist hotel project.
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Cyrus F. Flook
George Martz
Derth Curve
Abe Adams
Hy Ry
Mr. Martz
Real Estate Sales and Political Endorsement Report
The notice details multiple property sales including Dr Charles J Goodell selling to Dr Henry Raabe at 26 South Market Street with possession April 23 and office moves to 119 Court Street. Property transfers also include Carroll A Jones house on North Market Street to Markell H Nelson with immediate possession and Noah J Cramer Son selling land along the Baltimore Road to the Zum Zimmermans, who take possession April 1. A major political assignment is noted as Edith Lovatielit of Fort Wayne named by Mayor Lang Shank of Indianapolis to manage Governor Indiana Stevens reelection campaign.
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Alarkwood
Harp
Charles J. Goodell
South Market Street
Henry Raabe
Rabe
Goodell
Court Street
Carroll A. Jones
Markell H. Nelson
North Market Street
Mr. Jones
Media
Noah J. Cramer and Son
Henry N. May
Baltimore Road
Frede
Hal
Edith Lovatielit
Fort Wayne
Namly
Lang Shank
Midianspelis
Indiana
Frame Up Charge Claimed By Roxie Stinson In Daugherty Affair
Roxie Stinson, div orced wife of Jesse W. Smith, testified in Cleveland that she went to discuss a supposed big deal with A L Fink and was pressured to remain silent about Harry Daugherty. She described blackmail threats, forged registrations, and Smith’s fear of exposure and death.
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Jesse W. Smith
Daugherty Investigating Committee
Minh Stinson
Cleveland
Fink
Stinson
Harry Daugherty
Mise Stinson
Lyle Johnson
Columbus Citizen
Associated Press
Teapot Dome
Chyle Johnson
Court House
Columbus
Smith
Miss Stinson
Senator Ashurst
Unsettled Weather Ahead This Week Across Atlantic States
The forecast from The Associated Arena in Washington on March 22 predicts a unsettled week with heavy cloudiness. Snow and rain expected across the North and Middle Atlantic regions, with temperatures near or below normal by Tuesday and again later in the week.
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Associated Arena
Washington
North
Middle Atlantic
Tuesaday
Personal notices from Middletown area residents
Local brief lists numerous moves visits and visits by residents. Names include Miss Sage Stull Master David Squl Mr and Mrs Joseph Roemsburg Jr of Titin Ohio and many others with relatives at Middletown, Thurmont, Frederick and surrounding towns. The notes record births travels education and social visits across the region.
Naval appropriation bill for 272 million passed by House
The House approved a naval appropriation bill carrying 272 million dollars. The vote followed a debate on arms talks. An amendment urged the president to seek an international conference on naval armament limits, but no timetable was set.
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Associated Press
Washington
House
Chicago Astronomer Plans Moonshot Data Return
A Chicago astronomer aims to launch a super rocket for data return, hoping a lunar collaborator can fire it back to Earth. If arrangements with someone on the moon succeed, the project could yield valuable astronomical readings.
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Chicago
Nashvlle Southern Lumberman
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Hipolite Villa
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Sage Stull
David Squl
Joseph
Roemsburg, Jr
Titiln
Alvey T. Nlutzell
Rohreraville
Minnoa Margaret Stroesner
Mary Banks
Trend College
Mildred
Key-Mar
William Montzaha
Triand
Gettysburg College
Gettysburg
Daceah Rautazahn
Myersville
Naomi Elser
Lena Kefauver
Beanshoro
Middletown Valley
Nora Toms
Blue Ridge Collage
J. S. Williama
Vernon Hetterly
Viola Metterly
Thurmeant
Dayton
Slanley R. Kurtz
Stewarts
C. EB. Cassell
Permont
L. R. Waesehe
Thurmont
Mra
Genn Diehl
Pittsburgh
FR. Cornpropst
James Goodman
Harry Cornpropst
University of Richmond
Mes
Reno S. Harpen
J. Paul Sylvester
Johns Heaps King University
Reno S. Tarp
West Second Street
M. J. Grove
Blair Academy
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West Second Streets
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