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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Mar 23, 1922

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Maryland Capitol News Seeks Liberal Day Act and Budget Cuts

Joint Senate resolution pushes liberalization of the Volstead Act while a House panel kills the Montevue Hospital reform plan. The state budget faces a $70,000 reduction, and a bill to end racetrack betting heads to the Finance committee for review. Senator Parran leads the betting bill.

Montevue Hospital Board of County Commissioners circuit court House of Delegates Claggett E. Ramsburg Home for Frederick County Montevue Frederick city Senate Biggs Congress Senate Finance committee Maryland General Assembly Parran

City urged to address housing shortage in Frederick

Frederick faces a serious housing shortage as April 1 moving day nears. The Chamber of Commerce outlined steps to boost home construction and relieve the demand, citing skilled workers unable to find homes and the need to hold or grow the population. A concrete plan is expected within ten days.

Frederick Chamber of Commerce Chamber

Campaign to aid ex service men in Venice led by American Legion

Francis Scott Key Post and its Women's Auxiliary plan a house to house campaign to learn ex service men needs in Venice. Precinct captains will collect data on hospitalization vocational training insurance changes and other needs. The drive runs until the Easter Bazaar with plans to extend to the county.

Francis Scott Key Post American Legion Women's Auxiliary post legionnaire Legion Women’s Auxiliary G. Hunter Bowers Francis Scott Key Lemuel Bolles national Frederick city the Francis Rentt Ker Maryland

Annual Meeting of the Federated Charities Held

The Federated Charities held its annual meeting at the YMCA Tuesday evening. Rev. K. M. Motter served as president with absent vice presidents. H. D. Baker acted as temporary chair. Reports from affiliated societies highlighted progress in health, education, and aid, with new directors named and officers elected for the coming year.

Federated charities KM. Motter H. D. Baker Kieffer Williamson Anti-tuberculosis Society Public Health Society Frederick County Bertha Trail South Market street Miss Garner bekhalf Frederick Elizabeth Lewis Charity Organization Society Louise Johnson J. M Motter H. L. G. Kieffer T. B. Hayward R. Paul Smith M . Motter Misa Beriha Trail M. I. Johnson J. Travers Thomas Mra Kep

Diamonds Worth 85000 Stolen In New York Robbery

Diamonds with wholesale value between 55000 and 119000 were seized by customs officials. Francisco Chamie, 40, a Brazilian dealer, allegedly imported the gems and was arrested while attempting to dispose of them at a West 23rd Street jewelry shop. A separate incident left a New Jersey man buried in a 15 foot snowbank after a 100 foot fall but he was unhurt.

New York Francisco Chamie Pata Brazil West 23rd street New Jersey

Weather Forecast Flurry Promises Snow Possibility

Weather outlooks mix warmth with clouding and a chance of snow. Local and national observers anticipate warmer days ahead but the western wind and late-season cold may bring snow by early next week. Temperatures recently dipped with a high around 40 and a low near freezing. Telegraph applications in Tokyo are rising with 350 granted in 1907.

national observer sharp esky otlock

Mother's Prayer Before Hanging in Washington DC Murder Case

John McHenre faces execution in Washington DC after his mother prays for him amid the murder case involving two victims. The sentenced man awaits the final hour as authorities prepare the hanging.

John McHenre Washington, D.C

Four Billion Dollar Soldiers Bonus Passes Under Swing Rules

Washington March 23 The House moved toward passing the 4 billion dollar soldiers bonus bill before adjournment under suspension of the rules. Democratic leaders accused Republicans of forcing the measure to bypass recommittal and violate House rules in a sharp fight over procedure.

Associated Press Washington House Fordney Waya and Means committee Gillett Ye fiouse Campbell pried Garrett Tennessee

Police Fire On Textile Workers In East Providence

In Providence March 3 police and deputy sheriffs opened fire on textile workers in Phillipsdale East Providence wounding one man and showing a bullet hole in another’s coat. Authorities and strikers gave conflicting accounts claiming 190 armed protesters or 40 peaceful picketers with reports of an ambush or peaceful march.

Associated Press Providence Phillipsdale East Providence Pawtucket

Enforce Maryland Day Law From Washington

Washington March 23 Announcement by Commissioner Haynes details new general prohibition enforcement territories nationwide with division chiefs and headquarters. NYC for New York and New Jersey. Appleby Pittsburgh for Pennsylvania. Exaidon Washington TV Co for West Virginia District of Columbia Maryland Delaware and part of Virginia. W D Smith. Prizes offered for cancer cure including 100000 from Lord Athoisian Montreal and 50000 from William Vene Manchester England. Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of London to judge any formula.

Associated Press Washington Haynes New York City States of New York New Jersey Appleby Pitsburgh Pennsylvania John Exaidon Washington West Virgina District of Columbia Maryland Delaware Virginia W. D Smith Lord Athoisian Montreal eare Sor William Vene Manchester England Royal College of Phisiciane and Surgeons of London

Deposits Reach Over Nineteen Million in Frederick Banks

Frederick County six banks report deposits surpassing 19 million dollars as of March 10 1922 with total resources at 22.63 million dollars. Over five years deposits rose by 7.69 million and resources by 8.49 million, led by Frederick County National Citizens National and Central Trust among others.

Frederick Frederick County Frederick Town Savings Institution ita Farmers’ and Mechanics Central Trust Commercial State Bank

Road Building Conference Aims Standardized Materials

Washington March 23. Eastern and Southern highway officials and Public Roads Bureau officials met at the Department of Agriculture to standardize road building specifications so a single material can be used across states at low cost. Current rules prevent uniform sizes across jobs and classes. Desks and office furniture are manufactured heavily in Herkimer New York.

Associated Press Washington Bureaut of Public Roads Department of Agriculture

Plan for Nationwide Coal Strike Led by UMWA

In Cleveland tomorrow about 200 United Mine Workers officials and locals will finalize plans for the April 1 nationwide coal strike. Financing, strike benefits, mine protections, and local assessments to swell a $2,000,000 reserve will be discussed in a closed session.

Cleveland New York American Federation of Labor Samuel Gompers Ohio United Mine Workers of America

Northern Pacific Falls After Dividend Cut

New York March 23 Northern Pacific registered a three point decline at the opening of today’s stock market after the annual dividend was cut from seven to five per cent. Great Northern slipped one and a quarter points as action was deferred. Union Pacific weakened while Pullman rose three. Davidson Chemical Industrial Alcohol General Asphalt and General Electric eased one to two points. The steel and equipment sectors remained dull and call money opened at 4.12 per cent.

Associated Press New York Northern Pacific Great Northern Union Pacific Pullman Davidson Chemical Industrial Alcohol General Asphalt General Electric

U S Income Falls $200000000 Short

Treasury estimates show a $200 million shortfall in 1927 revenue from income and profits taxes based on March 15 collections. The report notes the gap as of that basis. The rest of the text references a railway executive traveling to Rome and a Chicago railroad gate innovation, but those items are ancillary to the main financial note.

Associated Press Washington the treasury Chicago

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