State to Start Street Work in City May Begin Soon
The State Roads Commission plans street rebuilding in Frederick starting around May 1 or 7. Market Street will be rebuilt, Patrick Street may also be included, with service lines to be relocated first. excavations barred after completion for several years.
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State Roads Commission
Commis
Lord C. Culler
Baltimore
John X. Mackall
Frederick
Market
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Market street
Strate Road
Patrick Streets
Patrick street
Mackall
Bank Teller Reports Robbery of 40000 Dollars
Samuel D. Barker teller of Southern Hispens National Bank reported to police that bandits robbed him and a guard of 40000 dollars at the east approach of the Municipal free bridge. The bandits escaped.
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East St. Louis
Samuel D. Barker
Southern Hispens National Bank
Municipal free bridge
One Piute Killed and Nine Captured in Utah Skirmish
A late yesterday clash near Wash Comb in Southeastern Utah left one Piute dead and nine captured by a white posse. The report from Salt Lake City dated March 23 confirms the incident and notes the participants included braves and four squaws.
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Associated Press
Salt Lake City
Piutes
Wash Comb
Utah
Department of Justice to Probe Sugar Prices
The Associated Press reports the Justice Department will not pursue a conspiracy claim in the sugar trade unless gravity warrants a preliminary inquiry. Acting Attorney General Hoover arranged a central meeting amid doubts and a possible federal review.
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DEPT. OF JUSTICE
The
Associated Press
Washigton
Department of Justice
Federal
Invernment legal office
Lerm Hoover
France to Reinforce Ruhr with 20600 Troops
Paris reports War Minister Mazinot informed the Chamber of Deputies that French forces in the Ruhr will be reinforced by 20 600 men within a few days. The announcement came during a session with Cay.
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Associated Press
Paris
Ruhr
Mazinot
Cay
Chamber of Deputies
Stiff Money Rates Aid Short Selling
Gains from various sectors supported public shares and some specialties before the market dipped as active selling expanded. Metals, motors, motor equipment, and tobacco fell one to two points while continued money-rate pressure and weak price support spurred further selling. Call money opened at 3 4 percent.
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New York
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Maryland Milk Dealers May Be Prosecuted
Washington reports the Justice Department completed an antitrust probe into Maryland milk producers and middlemen. Findings are under review for recommendation to Attorney General Daugherty, with no proceedings to begin without his approval.
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The
Associated Press
Washington
Maryland
Daugherir
Maryland Milk Producers’ Association
Baltimore
Western Maryland Chamber to discuss film plans
The Western Maryland Chamber of Commerce executive council will meet at the Francis Scott Key Hotel in early April. The group includes five officers and one representative from each local chamber, with plans to map a work program and discuss funding and distribution of the film Noting Through Western Maryland on the National Highway.
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Western Maryland Chamber of Commerce
Francis Scott Key
Western Maryland Chamber
D. John Marker
Frederck C
JL Milton
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May Take Appeal in Compensation of Adams Family
The Adams widow Ruby E. Adams seeks appeal after a local court reversed a State Industrial Accident Commission ruling that paid $14.85 weekly for 33 7 10 weeks. The case questions if police officers fall under compensation for workmen under the act. The decision raises whether police officials are within the act's scope and may go to the Court of Appeals.
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Ruby E. Adams
John H. Ad
Willam A. Staltz
Court of Appeals
Aaron KR. Anders
Circuit Court
Board of Aldermes
Edward 3. Smith
State Industrial Accident Commission
Adam
Glens H. Worthmeton
Wagaman
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Maryland Motor Vehicle Plan to Issue Early Auto Tags
Maryland officials announce a special plan to issue three-quarter year auto registrations on Saturday March 31 to motorists who lagged on the quarter-year license fee. The program aims to ease hardship if April 1 falls on a Sunday and many drivers wish to operate their cars with valid tags. The system relies on law provisions and police will verify tag dates to deter misuse.
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EL Austin Baughman
Maryland
Colonel Baughman
Dauzhman
ata
Commissioners office
Transportation Act Revision Hinted by Congress Leader
A March 23 AP report states Congress considers revising transportation and immigration laws as part of the administration's legislative program. Senate leader James E. Wat sor indicates a broader plan to liberalize may reshape taxes and tariffs amid anticipated opposition.
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Monday Legal Holiday Banks Close In City
Unclear OCR text notes a Monday legal holiday affecting banks and a civic schedule. Likely references banks closing and government offices observing a holiday. specific date unclear.
Ford to Make Every Piece of Coal Burn Twice
Ford unveils special furnaces designed to double coal burn efficiency by consuming gas first, aiming to reduce fuel use and emissions. The move signals a technological shift in energy efficiency within industrial heating processes.
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FORD
MARVINYRIEE UIKNULMCIUZEET BAG
Kentucky
Baltimore police search for former Marine Louis de Roode
Detectives in Baltimore and other Eastern cities pursue Louis de Roode a former Marine and present employee with $52,000 in negotiable securities said to be missing. The 19 year old Detroit girl accompanying him is not named in official statements. De Roode is married.
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Louis de Roode
Baltimore
fed States Marine Corps
Prema
Detroit
Jackson Sent To Cut For 3 Mos Potts Held On Bail
Clarence Jackson colored was sentenced to three months in the House Correction for fighting. Dick Potts colored was held on $250 bail for the grand jury on assault with attempt to murder. Hearing held before Justice J Graeme Johnson. Potts and Jackson fought. Potts got a knife but Jackson sustained a cut to the arm. Both jailed to await further proceedings.
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Jackson
Potts
Clarence Jackson
House Correction
Dick Potts
J. Graeme Johnson
Record Heat In Frederick Marks March Milestone
The Frederick weather today nears a record as the mercury climbs toward an unusually warm March day. Officials note this could surpass the 1917 high, with clouds, possible afternoon rain, and a colder, cloudy outlook tonight.
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Frederick
mercury
Obsolescence practices urged to curb waste in industry
A Chamber of Commerce bulletin outlines how manufacturers determine when to drop obsolete commodities. It warns against undue courtesy to sellers delaying replacements, advises establishing industry wide obsolescence plans, and identifies key decision makers such as general managers and sales managers to oversee discontinuation while protecting consumers.
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Chamber of Commerce
United
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Body of Slain Man Imprisons Five Children
Elkton Maryland reports a farmer John Smylex returned home to find his two children held prisoner by a murdered man named Joe Dorein who lay dead across the doorway. A struggle left dishes broken and windows smashed as Dorein’s killer remains unknown. The children, left without food or water for 24 hours, cried unseen in a locked room. An unidentified man was seen with Darcin the night of the event. Police have no clue to the slayer.
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Associated Press
Elkton
John Smye x
Barksdale
Wilmington
Del
Joe Dorein
Smrlix
Smylix
Darciy
Darcln
Dorein
Perjured Witness Testifies in Isrealic House of David Case
Esther Hansel, longtime secretary to cult head Benjamin Purnell, admits to aiding crimes for the sect under faith belief. She says she and Purnell “ought to be behind bars” after cross examination in a Federal suit brought by her parents-in-law. She describes colony hardships and says membership depended on money, strength, or a weak mind.
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Associated Press
Grand Rapids
Mich
House of David
Esther Hansel
Benjamin David Purnel
Purnell
Benjamin
Piggy Wiggly stock offered for settlement at $1900 a share
Memphis inquiry reports Gance Saunders, president of Piggy-Wiggly Stores, proposing to settle short stock with New York traders at $1900 per share. He sent a telegram to the New York Stock Exchange outlining terms and listing lines such as machine tools and cash registers among assets referenced for settlement.
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Associated Press
Memphis
Tenn
Garence Saunders
Piggly-Wiggly Stores Incorporated
New York
National Bank of Commerce of New York
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