Local Bills Passed In Assembly For Brunswick And Frederick County
The Maryland General Assembly acted on three Brunswick local bills and a Frederick County fishing measure on Monday. One Brunswick bill allows a $20,000 Brunswick bond issue for reservoir work and water line extensions, with voter approval required. Another authorizes up to $30,000 in Brunswick bonds for street extensions and improvements, subject to voter consent. A third measure to regulate fishing in Frederick County was approved by the House. A petition from 34 Frederick County citizens urged Senate to vote against the $250,000 Frederick County school bond.
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House of Delegates
Senate
General Assembly
Charles F. Goodell
Frederick county
House
Claggett E. Ramsburg
Brunswick
Ramsburg
B.C. Shafer
Frederick
Steam yacht raid yields $200,000 liquor seizure
The steam yacht Edith, owned by Antonio Cassese, was raided off the coast. Sheriff seized liquor valued at $200,000. Thirty-two men including Cassese, the captain, crew, and drivers were arrested and pleaded not guilty to a prohibition violation at arraignment. They remain in custody awaiting further hearing.
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Associated Press
Bayville
New York
Edith
Antonio Cassese
Bahamas
Cassese
Sproul Talks Pennsylvania Politics With Harding
Governor Sproul left the White House after a conference with President Harding and said they discussed official business and Pennsylvania politics. He had no comment on the Pennsylvania senatorial situation and later returned as a luncheon guest of the President and Mrs. Harding.
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Acanctated Press
Washington
Sproul
Pennsylvania
White House
Harding
Chancellor Wirth Rejects Allied Reparations Tax
Berlin March 28 Chancellor Wirth told the Reichstag the Allied Reparations Commission demand for an extra tax levy of 0.080,000 marks sent last week is absolutely impossible and cannot be met by Germany.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Wirth
Reichstag today
Aled Reparations Commission
Grippe and Flu Strike Ogdenburg Population
The Asencisted Presa reports Ogdenburg New York on March 28 that about one fifth of the city is ill with grippe and influenza. Hospitals run at capacity and all trained nurses are at work. The Porto Rico situation is also mentioned as persistently dire.
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New York
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erippe
Gnfinenza
Antisaloon League Attacks Senator Goodell Over Vote
The American Issue, Maryland Antisaloon League, attacks State Senator Charles F. Goodell of Frederick County for voting to attach a referendum to the enforcement bill. It rebuts his explanations, accuses him of aligning with wet interests, and questions gubernatorial veto dynamics, noting the ongoing dispute over the law’s enforcement date.
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Maryland Antisaloon League
Charles F. Goodell
Frederick county
Frederick
George W. Crabbe
League
Goodell
Dr. Goodell
Maryland
Baltimore Sun
Antisaloon League
Mr. Norris
John Philip Hill
Jones
Senate
friends of law and order
Methodist Church Assignments Lead To Transfers In Baltimore Conference
The Baltimore conference lists reassignment of Rev A Lee Barret to Frederick and his return to Trinity M E Church South. Rev Wendall Allan replaces Rev Mitchell at Brunswick church, while Rev L M Hammond remains at Mt Airy. Rev F F Real moves to Laurel. A mountain boys school costing 250000 will be built in West Virginia. The conference approves a 17000000 memorial fund for superannuated ministers. Next session to be held at West End M E Church South in Roanoke Va.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Frederick
Baltimoore conference
Mr. Barret
Trinity M. E. Church
Baltimore
Mt. Vernon Place M. E
Washington
Brunswick
Mr. Mitchell
Wendall Allan
Mt. Airy
L. M. Hammond
F. F. Real
Trinity church
Laurel church
gest
Biue Ridge
Allegany Mountains
West Virginia
West End M. E
Roanoke
Hope to get Richard Case to jury tonight
Attorney defending Tex Richard from a charge of raping a 14 year old girl, Sarah Schoenfeld, said shortly before noon today the court indicated it hoped to get the case to the jury tonight.
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RICHARD CASE
Asrociated Press
New York
Attorneya
Tex Richard
Sarah Schoenfeld
Democrats hold first meeting of coming campaign
Democrats hold city central committee meeting at headquarters to organize for spring election. Jacob H. Smith presided. J. Harry Kennedy elected secretary after the death of Jos F Eisenhauer. A concurrent committee of forty men and forty women was formed for the city central committee. No primary dates set. meeting adjourned for call by the chairman.
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Democratic city central committee
Democratic
Jacob H. Smith
Jos. F. Eisenhauer
J. Harry. Kennedy
George E. Schell
Charles F. Brenner
William W. Osburn
city central
50 strike breakers at work in Hagerstown
In Hagerstown Maryland an official of the Dickson Construction and Repair Company said noon today that 50 strike breakers are at work and the number would be doubled in the next 24 hours. most are using the shops as headquarters and are guarded by the Dickson Company. No change in the situation was noted today.
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Associated Press
Hagerstown
Dickson Construction and Repair Company
Western Maryland
Dickson Company
Housing Meeting Thursday on Block of Homes Plan
Frederick residents are urged to attend a 7:30 PM meeting at the Chamber of Commerce to discuss a plan for constructing a block or more of homes. The gathering will outline possible steps to relieve a growing housing shortage ahead of April 1 moving day and will invite contractors lumber dealers and professionals to contribute.
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Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Frederick
Death of Hagerty former ballplayer Tuberculosis ends life
John M Hagerty a former Fred erick ballplayer died last Friday March 24 after tuberculosis worsened at Sabillasville State Sanatorium He played outfield and pitched for the Blue Ridge League in 1920 He studied at Mt St Marys College Emmitsburg and was well known in Baltimore with funeral held from 40 Fast Preston Street and Requiem High Mass at St Ignatius later interment New Cathedral Cemetery Look before you drink it may be your last.
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Frederick
Mt. St Mary's College
Emmitsburg
Sabillasville
Preston street
Baltimore
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New Cathedral
Great Coal Strikes and Walkouts Through History
Indianapolis March 28. A historical recap shows coal strikes have been few yet many small walkouts. It traces major national actions from 1894 to 1919, noting scale, duration, key leaders, wage gains, and the mixed ultimate outcomes for workers and operators.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Associated Press
United Mine Workers of America
co.promise
D. M. Ratchford
John Mitchell
Roosevelt
Ear Bite After Auction Battle At Ladiesburg Sale
Harvey Zentz, who had first pick at a Ladiesburg chicken coop sale, was bitten on the ear in a confrontation with Marvin Koontz. Koontz faces an assault and battery charge. he was arrested by Constable Alexander and ordered to appear before Judge Johnson for a hearing.
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Marvin Koontz
ladiesburg
Harvey Zentz
Koontz
Marvin
Zentz
evory
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Queensbury
Harvey
Alexander
Wood Roth
Legion Chaplains to Meet in Roped Arena
Topeka Kansas March 24 Proposals for a boxing match featuring Rev Earl A Blackman national Legion chaplain and Chaplain Bent of Washington State as a feature of the national Legion convention have been approved by Blackman in a letter to the Associated Press. 21 383 engaged in Fisheries Maryland workers earned 7 565 434 in 1924 and yields reached 59 570 795 pounds with values for various fish stocks listed by the Federal Bureau of Fisheries.
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Associated Frexs
Topeka
Kan
Earl A. Blackman
Chanute
the
American Legion
Chaplain Bent
Washington State Legion
national Legion
Blackman
Associated Plans
Maryland
Federal Bureau of Fisheries
craha
Cold snap returns as city braces for colder weather
City records a low of 57 degrees after a warm spell. Forecasts predict a sharp cold wave within 48 hours with rain and higher winds. Rain total reached half an inch, with 18 of an inch falling yesterday morning and 22 of an inch by 6 o'clock. Overcoats urged for return to streets.
Market Deals Fall Steadily Amid Mixed Industrial Signals
The market showed a steady fall in forenoon trading with gains in equipment and food sectors. Allied Chemical faced heavy activity tied to a later dividend decision. Call money opened at 4 1⁄2 percent. Some Russian artworks moved to Moscow at the price of a pair of shoes.
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New York
oita
Allied chemical
Moscow
Ivory Cause Of Smoke Ban Not Passed Or Approved
New York report says the anti smoking by women in public ban was clamped down yet the ordinance never passed the board of aldermen nor was it signed by Mayor Hytan. Clerk's office employee McCoy was blamed for listing adopted ordinances. Officials note the document lacked mayoral approval stamp.
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Associated Press
New York
Enright
NcGinness
board of aldermen
Hytan
Daniel W. 8
McCoy
battery
Harlem
Cruise
Harding Breaks Ground for Meade Memorial in PA
Washington march 28 ground was broken in the National Botanic Gardens near the capitol for a memorial to Major General Meade, Union commander at Gettysburg. President Harding turned the first earth with an apache tool. speeches by Gov Sproul and Gen Miles noted. the marble group statue will honor Meade and virtues like courage loyalty and progress with war depicted in the background.
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National Botanic gardens
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Meade
Gettysburg
Weeks
Harding
Lincoln
Arlington
Gov. Sproul
Pennsylvania
Nelson A. Miles
George Gordon Meade
General Meade
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