State Forest Plans Presented to Lions Club in Frederick
I W Besley Maryland State Forester told Lions Club members at Hotel Frederick that public attitude toward forestry has shifted from indifference to support over twenty years. He detailed forest wardens' roles, timber usage, and Maryland’s 2 million acres of forest, plus the state’s reliance on outside lumber and freight bills. A new member, John W. Wolfe, joined the Ox Fibre Brush Company as traffic manager.
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Lions Club
I. W. Besley
Hotel Frederick
Besley
Allegany
Frederick County
State Department of Forestry
Maryland
Frederick
Washington Counties
John W. Wolfe
Ox Fibre Brush Company
Sylvester Moss
J. C. Wiesner
Boonsboro
J. L. Recher
Thurmont
Carl E. Pfieffer
John R. Curry
Samuel Dutrow
Glenn Putman
Charles Wallace
George Wallace
Harvey Stine
Roy Huffer
Harry Hamrick
Samuel J. Ransom
Missing Youth Found At Lime Kilns Near Point of Rocks
Melvin Burdette eighteen son of Charles Burdette of H C Hickman farm Point of Rocks was found by Sheriff W C Roderick working at Grove's lime kilns. Authorities say the boy refused to return home after Saturday afternoon meeting his father.
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Melvin Burdette
Charles Burdette
H. C. Hickman
Point of Rocks
W. C. Roderick
Grove
Frederick
Young Burdette
Reisterstown arsonist jailed for six years
John Sanders, Reisterstown store owner, pled guilty to arson in Towson Circuit Court and received a six year penitentiary sentence. He admitted starting the fire that damaged several Reisterstown buildings on February 1. Detective Joseph F. Dougherty testified during sentencing.
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Baltimore
John Sanders
Reisterstown
Towson
Sanders
C. G. Grayson
Joseph F. Dougherty
Lindbergh Quietly Tours Kentucky Then Leaves Unannounced
Charles A. Lindbergh arrived in Lexington with a party of four for a brief, undisclosed visit. The aviator indicated he would head westward next, and his departure times and subsequent stopovers remained unannounced.
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Lexington
Chas. A. Lindbergh
Lindy
Blue Grass
Kentucky
Atlantic
New York
Paris
Washington
5. Louis
Col. Lindbergh
Henry §. Breckinridge
Consecrated Auxiliary Bishop of Baltimore
Right Reverend John N. McNamara, pastor of St. Gabriel's in Washington, was consecrated auxiliary bishop of Baltimore at the Cathedral. Archbishop Michael J. Curley led the ceremony with co consecrators Bishop William J. Hafey and Bishop Thomas J. Toolan among other bishops from southeastern states.
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Baltimore
John N. McNamara
St. Gabriel's Church
Washington
Michael J. Curley
Ness
Imip
Florida
William J. Hafey
Raleigh
Thomas J. Toolan
Mobile
Vanderbilts Flying Boat Destroyed by Fire in New York
Washington March 3 AP A luxurious flying boat owned by Harel Vanderbilt burned last night destroying the Vanderilt hangar and Purdy Boat Corporation buildings. More than a dozen speedboats belonging to wealthy owners were also damaged. Estimated total loss about 290 900 dollars.
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Washington, N.Y
Harel
Vanderbilt
Purdy Boat Corporation
Perenne
Antal
Two Million U S Wives Work Outside Homes
NEA Service report notes about 2,000,000 married American women are employed, with 95 percent working out of necessity. The analysis uses 1920 census data across sectors from domestic service to manufacturing, clerical work, and mining, highlighting age, racial, and professional distributions among working wives.
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Rooney Dutcher
NEA
Washington
Miss Anderson
Baltimore
Detroit
Oil Scandal Debate Claims Democrats Ran Naval Reserves
Senator Robinson accuses Democratic leaders of forming the oil conspiracy in Washington under Wilson and aiding private oil interests to exhaust naval oil supplies. He links cabinet officials and others to the alleged plot and cites records of influence during Wilson's administration.
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Gil
Washington
Senate
Robinson
Indiana
Chicago
Wilson
Wilsig
Mrs Goodhue Fatigued After Uneasy Visit
Mrs Lemira Goodhue, mother of Mrs Calum Canhides, spent a discomforting night and her daughter delayed today's visit. Dr Joe Wares said Mrs Goodhue did not sleep as comfortably as before. The hospital superintendent noted her condition and a test is pending.
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Goodhue
Northampton
Lemira Goodhue
Calum Canhides
Joe Wares
Patrick Court Traffic Light In Use At Busy Intersection
A new electric traffic signal at Court and West Patrick streets began operation after wiring was completed. The light uses a 30 30 timing plan matching local signals, reducing the need for a policeman at the intersection due to congestion and danger.
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Court
West Patrick Streets
Square
Court and
Patrick Streets
Market Street
North Court Street
Fifth Streets
Alt Saints Street
Patrick
Court Streets
Americans Hope Billie Barton Wins Grand National
Americans travel to Liverpool as Billie Barton owned by Howard Bruce of Baltimore competes in the Grand National Steeplechase at Aintree. Burgowright owned by Benjamin L. Behr of Chicago also runs among top contenders while over 300 Yankee supporters fill the grand stand.
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Liverpool
England
Billie Barton
Howard Bruce
Baltimore
Burgowright
Benjamin L. Behr
Chicago
Aintree Grandstand
United States
Mr. Brace
Maryland
Prince of Wales Wins Steeplechase After Hurdle
In Frensham England the Prince of Wales remounted after being thrown by the favorite Miss Muffet II and went on to win the Highland Brigade Steeplechase at Stockington today. The report also notes U D Confederate gathering in Annapolis with Mrs Nicodemus presiding.
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Frensham
Surrey
England
Muffet II
Highland Brigade
Stockington
Prince of Wales
U. D
Fitzhugh Lee
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Maryland
Senate
Annapolis
H. J. Nicodemus
George Edward Smith
C. Howard Young
A. M. Wood
Grace P. Smith
Misa Nan Houck
Sophie Reich
Nicodemus
Frederick
State
Mi Olivet
Bank One Creditors Listed in New York Bankruptcy
The Hagerstown Bank holds an unsecured claim of $22,000 in a Federal Court New York bankruptcy filing. Joseph Martin, a ribbon maker, is among creditors. SHK Companies and a silk firm Athens are listed with various unsecured and accommodation paper amounts. Total assets are $19,426.
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Haxerstoun Bank
New York
Joseph Matin
Haceersinen
Hagerstown
Bingen
Amada Gon
Annual Flitting Time Draws Near Deeds Massively Recorded
In Frederick county the Clerk of the Court notes a high volume of property transfers and shiftings as residents prepare for the annual flittings on April 1. Widespread moving of farm wagons and city vans signals extensive relocations, while Edison and telephone workers relocate meters and phones. Several marriages and equity cases show in the licenses and filings, with numerous transfers recorded and property changing hands beyond city limits.
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Potomac Edison Company
News-Post
Kinsey R. Taylor
Walter S. Miles
Oiling Contract for Roads in Predenck Diiney Water
Ongoing oiling contract affecting roads in Predenck diiney water area. Project overseen by Taseriet Business Wood and involved parties include Teadtetany Peitmere and Oiline 0 beau comut with work likely starting in May.
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Auard
Omlng
Business Wood Aide
Husband and Wife Die Within Day of Each Other
Samuel Grayhill Miller died at his Kaufman Pennsylvania home on Tuesday following the death of his wife on Monday. The double funeral was held at 11 o'clock with interment in the family plot at Kauffman cemetery. Surviving are two sons Rev. Mr. Miller of this city and Rev. Z. Elmer Miller of Cedar Rapids Iowa. The father was nearly 90 years old. the mother was about ten years younger.
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Samuel Grayhill Miller
Rot
J. Kurts Miller
Church of the Brethren
Ihe
Kaufman
Mr. Miller Havins
Kauffman
Mr. Miller
City
Elner Miller
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Nee
Postmaster Captured in Murder Case Near Newburgh
Newburgh New York March 29 AP Harry McHugh postmaster of Wallkill, wanted for the murder of Miss Terwilliger, was recaptured in a Wallkill lumber yard by two state troopers. He shot himself as officers approached, wounded but not seriously. McHugh confessed to killing the woman, who was the sister of his younger brother Jesse McHugh.
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Newburgh
Harry McHugh
Wallkil
Marty Tornliliger
Mclugh
Uweh
Luwnber
Mellugh
Miss Terwilliger
Jesse McHugh
Auto Crash Sends 18 Year Old to Hospital
Baltimore on March 29 Dregon Schmitt 18 of Severin Park was taken to a hospital with possible fractured skull after a two car collision. William Stinchcomb driver of the car Schmitt rode in faces failing to give right of way charges while Albert Rosenberg Baltimore faces reckless driving. Dorothy Poteet 17 of Glenburnie treated for bruises.
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Baltimore
Dregon Schmitt
Severin Park
William Stinchcomb
Schmitt
Albert Rosenberg
Dorothy Poteet
Glenburnie
Stinchcomb
Murder spree shocks Newark. three slain at Warren home
A former employee of merchant Frank Warren is sought by police for the murder of Warren, his wife Edith, and their son Jack. Bodies were found in the fire-swept New York home. Authorities request cooperation from Rochester area police as financial troubles with Warren are noted. All three victims were shot with a revolver.
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Newark
N. Y
Frank
Warren
Edith
Jack
Rochester
Farewell Party for Miss Dolores Littiz in Frederick
A farewell party was hosted at Miss Dolores Littiz home as her family prepares to move from Frederick. Attendees included Fasha Siens Milket Stup Im ogene Koontz Vida VanFossen and others with music and dancing noted amid refreshments.
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Dolores Littiz
East Fourth Street
Frederick
Fasha Siens
Milket Stup
Imogene Koontz
Vida VanFossen
Lucie Raumeariner
Mary Mullican
Catherine Trittapoe
Dalores Settiz
Geneva
Betty Tailor
Sittiz
Hubert Ther
Clifford Gaillert
Clarence Taylor
Ertim Writy
Richa Bruchey
Elmer Sittig
Earl Sittig
Philip Seeger
Eduard Derr
Kenneth Brown
George Oxie
Germans Fail To Launch Atlantic Flight In Irish Weather
The Junkers Bremen, tied down at Baldonne Airfield Dublin, faced strong wind and soggy turf as bad Atlantic conditions prompted postponement. Baron Von Huenefeld, backer of the flight, and pilots Kohl and Spindler await calmer skies, with Irish authorities warning against a risky takeoff.
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Baldonne
Dublin
Mar
Junkers
Bremen
Baron Ehrenfried Gunther von Huenefeld
Terman Kohl
Arthur Spindler
Irish Free State Air Force
Baron von Huenefeld
Fatally Hurd in Two Mysterious Slayings
Chicago report details two separate shootings. Jasper Montalbano, a printer, died after being shot near his sister’s home. his mother and sister found him with severe injuries. Joseph Sakalauskas, a tailor, was wounded after denying selling alcohol to two men. Police seek motives.
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Chicago
WeMntruse
Jasper Montalbano
Montalbano
Joseph Sakalauskas
Sakalauskas
Disputed Mexican Battle Totals Heavy Casualties Reported
Dispatches from Guanajuato and nearby areas report 92 insurgents killed, two Catholic priests dead, plus three Mexican military officers and four soldiers in the San Isidro ranch engagement. Forty insurgents wounded and 47 captured, with General Genovevo Rivas wounded and authorities declaring a death blow to the uprising in Guanajuato.
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Mexico City
Trapuato
Guanajuato
Romingo Anaya
San Isidro Ranch
San Francisco del Rinz
Genovevo Rivas
Forty-third
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Reisterstown Fire
Seattle Bureau
Seattle
Bertha K. Landes
Frank Edwards
Tep
Edwards
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Louisville
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Charles A. Lindbergh
Lunken
Henry S. Breckinridge
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U. S
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Wales
Rocky Mountains
Lila Carter
Jeff
Isabelle Ulson
Glacier Park Gateway
Sherburne Lake Ranger Station
Willis R. Devilbiss
William T. Shuff
Grace H. Mercer
William M. Stevens
Emory C. Crum
Eugene
Laura G. Summers
William E. Summers
Merle Leather
Frederck
George W. Beall
Samuel A. Lewis
Florence A. Beall
Isaac L. Gordon
Leonard D. Weedy
Cornelius H. Roberts
Stella M. Shaft
Ella Rebecca Brown
Ivan M. Brown
Walter C. Wastler
Joseph C. Marshall
H. Kieffer DeLauter
Harry J Willi
Chas H. Kipp
Walter Fogle
Harry G. Lescalleet
David M. Whipp
Reid Company
Joanty
Frederick W. Qbenderfer
Gilmore R. Flautt
C. Rubie Landis Ang Nifer
Frederek City
Keefer § Koorle
Sincie
Amanda A. Koogle
Xorine Whitehill
Calvin Hall
Martha A .Whide
Rip
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Harry Bo
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Clasborne Wo Zimmerman
John S. Bowlns
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Jacob J. Wilcam
Charles T. Trail
Luther C. Holland
Jesse E. Tobery
Gessie L Caesar
Sallie F Dinterman
Charles Wirts
William C. Roderick
John B. Hickman
Harry A. Rhoderick
Ella J Rhoderick
Ella May
Birely
Benjamin TL. Blessing
Guiseppe Marino
Inland Wttort Company
Willam
Miller
Barry A. Rhoderick
Charles O. Esworthy
Verna E. Ricketts
Braddock
Unshurt Bruce
Nedra Bickers
Charlottesville
Richard L. Miller
Ellen R. B Smith
Whilamsport
John William Burke
Virginia Wright
Mt. Airy
Roy J. Thompson
New Market
Mildred F. Miller
Middletown
Carson Lee Painter
Hilda Marie Dinges
Stanley
James Vincent McCaler
Emily Lenora Knill
Wyamsville
James Howard Day
Mabel Louise Perkins
Frederick Junction
Charles Bernard Bentz
Emmitsburg
Helen Elizabeth Crushon
William A. Parlett
Hazerstown
Gladys V. Reese
Mercersburg
Roland R Little
Helen J. Berry
Charlie Ensor Selby
Ellicott City
Myrl Rebecca Claggett
West Friendship
J. Elmer Cline
Ruth Y. Lines
John J. Smith
G. H. Worliarton
Plainiff
Ruth C Burrail
William
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Harp
Ia M Phebus
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Stonerang Storm
Avemess
Walter Henry Phehue
Bessey
Pepe
S AL Lewis
William Fo Warrie
Helen C Flarris
Tall
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Wiliam Ti
Grtzendanner
Rev. J. Kurtz Miller
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G. C. Paxson
East Third Street
Frank Suman
Department of Medical Temperance
Margaret Paxson
E. T. Schaefer
Misa Keller
Clara Kepler
George Culler
Annie Cover
Horace Cutrail
Ira Biser
Paxson
Kepler
Hamilton
Bartgis
Elizabeth Haller
Frank Su Tan
Home Fund Committee
Suman
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Miss Keller
Tobacca
Taine
Baldonnei Airdrome
Ballenger
Woman's Club of
Wilbur Culler
T. P. Culler
Oliver Kir
Gilrer King
Iks
Anna Derr
Hasarai
Smith
Harry Howard
Claude Harcell
Wilis Derr
F.C. Renn
Wibar Culler
Wei- Nam L. Culler
Howard
T. Smith
Wis
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Rasgsell
P. Morsell
His. Vis
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Renn
Preston Zimmer
Mie
Chester
Homa
Hiear Hargett
Varess
Madred M. Baker
Tiourmont
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