Milk Haulers Campaign Before Courts In State Case
Four men are slated to be tried tonight before Justice Guy Motter on charges from state police accusing milk haulers of operating without Public Service Commission permits. State officials argue truckers are engaged in public transportation and require permits. defense maintains permits are unnecessary and that milk should not be classified as merchandise. More arrests expected as hearings proceed.
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Service Commission
Scate
Ackinson
Reno
S. Harp
Public Service Commission
Guy RE. Motter
Circuit Court On Appeal
Anxious Update On Princess Victoria Illness
London March 32 AP Anxiety continued over Princess Victoria the daughter of King George as she battles influenza pneumonia. Dr Tard Dewson visited morning and night and issued a bulletin noting she had some sleep but high fever and persistent cough with an unchanged heart condition. The Prince of Wales recovering from a minor ear operation had a very good night at York House.
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London
Victoria
George
Tard Dewson
Tax
York House
Prince of Wales
Hagerstown High Loses to Roswell New Mexico Team
In Chicago at the interscholastic tournament, Hagerstown High fell to Roswell New Mexico with a final score of 30 to 10 on March 31.
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Hagerstown High
New Mexico
Chicaso
Hagerstown
Local residents visit Frederick and university student
Mrs E J Bowing and Miss Potter of Itimore visited Frederick Tuesday while studying at Clarion Zimmerman. Mr Charles W Cante Ir a UVA student spends several days at ACE Galford near its cabins. Teese Cassar and two youths from Baltimore join Mrs Francis James and Joam Usher Markell in the city. Wiss Kankel's funeral week end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Bowing
Potter
Itimore
Frederick
Clarion Zimmerman
Unclear Phrase Notes on Conflict Viewpoints
Fragmentary OCR mentions views on a conflict and a reference to Jess Christ or Pas pains. The text is garbled and unspecific, lacking clear dates, places, or organizations to frame a coherent news item or event.
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Sterecy
Jess Christ
Gaehr
Pasiar
Bids Opened For Road Work In State With Local Firms Leading
Bids were opened in Baltimore for several road projects with local firms among the lowest offers. M. J. Grove Lime Company of Frederick submitted the lowest bid for the Braddock Heights to South Mountain concrete shoulders at 40 452.00 dollars. Russell and Company tied for lowest on the 5.33 mile stretch from Gaithersburg to Rockville. M. J. Grove Time Company also bid lowest on the 2.89 mile Lisbon to Florence concrete road at 54 224.70 dollars, while the highest bid reached 291 431.0 dollars.
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Baltimore
Childs
Braddock Heights
South Mountain
Traverstown
M. J. Grove Lime Company
Frederick
Iigh
Ruesell and Company
Hyattstown
Henderson’s. Corner
Gaithersburg
Lisbon
Florence
M. J. Grove Time Company
Montgome Ountir
Women Club Projects Engage Rural Groups Across Counties
A series of tests led by Mrs. Woodhouse from Smith College's Economics department aims to develop practical budget making for both men and women. Rural Federation of Women’s Clubs members from multiple towns attended the Saturday meeting in Frederick to begin a program with Miss Thompson and Miss Sleeper guiding visits and demonstrations across several counties through mid-April.
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Thumpson
Tity
Woodhouse
Smith College
Sile
Frederihich
Rural Federation of Womens
Woolhouse
Gary Lakin
Adamstown
Thomas Cutler
Ballenger
Earl Ramsburg
Buckerstown
Maurice Coblentz
Middleton
Harry L. Davis
New Market
Murray M. Etzier
Ivan Lawson
Pleasant Grave
Roland King
Urbana
J. Homer Remsburg
Middletown
Thompson
Sleeper
Miss Talmpson
Unionville
Myersville
Liberty
Bonmitsburg
Pleas and Braddock
Nameville
Woodsboro
Adametown
Miss Sleeper
Gills
Cub
Pleasant
Burkittsville
Mt. Pleasant
Point of Rocks
Walkersville
Bigamy charges follow after first arrest in Cumberland case
Goldie Culp Coleman House wife of Oscar JF House alias Me Master of Frederick is held in Cumberland on bigamy charges. Her arrest followed her husband’s claim he assaulted her after discovering she had wed him without a divorce. He faces a separate charge from a Cumberland girl.
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Goldie Culp Coleman
Oscar JF. House
Frederick
Cumberland
House
Fire in Hagertown church ends calmly after smoke
Rev Dr F Berry Plummer led a Sunday night pageant at St Pauls United Brethren Hagertown as smoke poured from an unoccupied choir loft. Officials traced the blaze to two transformers short circuiting but no damage occurred and worship resumed. The Rockville engagement of Verna Mae Visit to G LaMar Rel of Baltimore was announced.
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F. Berry Plummer
St. Paul's United Brethren Church
Hagerstown
Rockville
William £. Viett
Verna Mae
G. LaMar
Coal rates found to be unreasonable in regional study
Washington March 1 The Interstate Commerce Commission examiner tentatively ruled that bituminous oil rates from Clearfield Meyersdale and Cumberland Piedmont districts in Pennsylvania Maryland and West Virginia and the Black Tom Pier Jersey City are unreasonable. The report accompanies a telegram from Miss Carolyn McIntyre informing of a Burlington New Jersey house fire involving the Jones family.
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Washington
Clearfield
Meyersdale
Cumber and -Piedmont
Pennsylvania
Maryland
West Virginia
Black Tom
Jersey City
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Dame Burns
M. C. Jones
East Church Street
Carolyn McIntyre
Frederick County
Burlington
N. J
Meinttre
Joneses
Trenton
Migratory Birds Return Northward Amid Spring Signs
Reports from the county describe migratory birds arriving as the weather moderates. Observers including Robert Williams and New York Botanical Garden experts note birds returning with spring, though dates vary with harsh weather affecting timing.
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Ginning
Robert &. Wiliams
New York Botanical Ga
Andrews Defends Holy Mame Meet Plans
Plans outline Andrews defense of the Holy Mame Meet with permits for beer on April 25 as a tonic measure. The matter was laid before 500 delegates on Tuesday.
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Andrews
Campaign For Forest Protection In Schools Set
A campaign promoting forest protection will run in schools from April 18 to 24. The effort, led by local officials and the Lions Club, aims to teach students about fire prevention and proper forestry practices, with pledges and prizes to boost participation and awareness.
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Piedge Chaihs
Rales
Tullows
Melo
Yale of Rynine
Sthavl
Fitac
Lions Club
Frederick County
Catoctin-South Mountain
Tumberland
City of
Frederick
Thurmont Water Company
Hauver & Jacques
Foxville
Taxes for Schools and County Expenditures Report
A Berry E. Clark prepared statement to the Citi Commission ers shows Montgomery receipts for the year ending January 30 totaling 621348.77. About 58 percent funded public schools while 26 percent paid for roads and seven percent for charities and various purposes. Minor allocations covered circuit court sheriff jail and other executive departments. An injury incident in Jackson involving Frederick is noted with a reference to a Marion brick supply.
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Berry E. Clark
Clery
Citi
Montgomery
Ensis Jane
Sheri
Cou
Ee a4 heen permanent and employment at o
The fragment notes a permanent status and employment at a location abbreviated as o. No clear names, dates, or organizations are readable. The text is incomplete but indicates a personnel or contract matter concerning enduring employment.
Movie bombs to overcome snows on Arctic expedition
New York reports two hundred smoke bombs to be used as land targets by the Byrd expedition to test drift indicators. Lieut Commander Richard Byrd will play a key role as marines operate the air vanes and snow fields challenge shadows on the ice.
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New York
Marvin
Richard
Byrd
Haviland China Plant Destroyed by Fire
Fire at the Haviland China plant began in a clean factory area and raged for hours. Millie Frances and workers battled the flames as portions of the city woke during the long night.
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Haviland China
Franer
Celan
Franes
Cether
Stock Prices Rally On New York Exchange Surge
A sensational rally on the New York Stock Exchange saw heavy buying push Popular industrial shares up two to five points and up nearly four points from a prior level. Traders scrambled to cover commitments as blocks traded, with 439,000 shares in the first half hour and calls renewed at 2 percent.
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New York
Marek Shata
New York Stock Exchange
Hoover
Coolidge Urged to Attend Williamsburg Anniversary
A Virginia delegation urged President Coolidge to attend events in Williamsburg on March 15 marking the 150th anniversary of Virginia’s declaration of independence from Britain. The President had not decided whether to accept the invitation.
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Washington
Cootidge
Virginiana
Willamaburg
Virginia Assembly
Virginia
Great Britain
Swanson and Glass
Mantazue
Virgginia Inday
Ota Press
Irish Stable Used as Arsenal in Local Update
A terse report notes a stable identified as Irish Stable was used as an arsenal. Details are unclear with fragmented wording mentioning a person named Maurice Fealsr and a reference to Ne and Mi. Jor sont.
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Arsenal
Siahie
Maurice Fealsr
Jorsont
State President Postmaster Dead In Provisional Reorganization
Fragmentary text reports the death of a state president and a pending reorganization of postmasters. It mentions an association of people and the appointment of a new officer, with unclear names and dates due to damaged OCR.
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Piani
Bari
New Trial Requested in Higgeia Lawsuit on Schaeffer Case
A motion for a new trial was filed in the Higgeia Ice and Coal Company versus Maryland Casualty Company and William T. Schaeffer appeal. The case stems from an accident at the Brunswick plant during Schaeffer’s employment and the local court’s prior compensation ruling.
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Higgeia Ice and Coal Company
Thhe Maryland Casualty Company
William T. Schaeffer
State Industrial Accident Commission
Court Mondas
Ludges Urner
Worthington
Brunswick
Hygeia Tee and Coal Company
Schaeffer
G. Randolph McBride
W. Ciinioh
Ken and
E. Ff
March Blizzard Toll Reaches Fifteen Dead
A late March blizzard moved from the Great Lakes to the South, crippling trains and wires. The storm caused multiple deaths in Georgia and widespread damage across Ontario and Ontario routed communications between major cities.
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Middle West
Lake Erie
Lower
Great Lakes
8& Lawrence Valley
Missouri
Kaneeg
Okliehoma
Texas Panhandle
Ous Bowe
Georgia
Dawson
Greg
Terrell and
Lee
Dover
Terrell County
Lee County
Canada
Montreal
Ontario
Toronto
Ottawa
Cummings Bail Set at 10000 in Moore Skeleton Case
Harpers Ferry man Karry A. Cummings and James Chewning named jointly responsible for the death of Charles M. Moore whose headless body was found partially buried in the Potomac River. Cummings released on 10000 bail after a habeas corpus hearing before Judge Frank G. Wagaman as doctors and witnesses examined Moore’s skeleton and sack evidence from the island.
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Karry A. Cummings
Harpers Fem
Ty Garicad
James Chewning
Charles M. Moore
Potomac River
Hagerstown
Ming
Frank G. Wagaman
Tse
Moore
L. H. Brambeck
Ferl Roulette
Hazel Hoffman
York
J. . Eckles
Harpers Ferry
Robert L. Jenkins
Brunswick
Sammy Jvicok
Hattie Ashhaugh Weddle
Tse Damth
Haserstoen
Tariff Law Criticisms Highlight Administration Failures
A report quotes critics accusing the tariff law of being poorly administered and biased. The discussion centers on widespread distrust in enforcement and questions about how the tariff system has been managed over recent months.
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Princess Victoria
Wiss Kankel
Grove Lime Co
Gosnell, Russet and Co
ASK City
Secson
Pais Fall
Baailist
Talkmore
Demo v
Bark Nichom
Archdiocese
von Rev. Fla
Tor U2
Focal Eh
W. Clinton MuSherry
Focal Society
Delegals
SPTA
Fortaderick
Frederick A
Frank M. Payne
John McK. Wilson
Baltiacre
Lne
St. Mary's Industrial School
Baltiimore
Peter L. Ireton
Michael J. Stippie
Holy Name Society
Michael J. Curley
Ford
Fora
Althoff
Marsland
Revs
F. Schwallenders
Philip F. Techn Denlan
Frank M Payne
W. Clinton “McSher
Chicago
Lie Pabst Brewery
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Windsor Canada
Wade
Forestry Department
Frederick Negro
Te Jackson
Byrd Expedition
Want Coolidge
Williamsburg
St. Johns Catholic Church
Tairsdiadle
Sida
Dts
Pacific Coast
Mississipp
Ony
Cummings
Kastor
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