Special City Meeting Plans Street Upgrade Details
A special meeting of the Mayor and Board of Aldermen will discuss early steps for Market Street improvements. Officials will set pipe sizes for a dual water system, order water and gas mains, plan new tracks, and seek prices and delivery times from major suppliers before bids to the State Roads Commission. Work cannot start until materials arrive and prices are secured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Aldermer
Market street
Potomac Public Service Company
State Roads Commission
All-of-a-Sudden Pes gr a Tivod College Comedy
The Tivod College Dramatic Club presents a three act comedy on Friday evening in Redbeck Hall titled All-of-a-Sudden Pes gr authored by Ernest Denix. Miss Thelma J. Kramb directs with a cast including Anthony Lord Crackenthorpe Louise Cope land the Hon Jimmy Kepple Dorothy Warmer Major Phipps Mary Dickert Jack Menzies Parker Anna Kauffman Cordelia Bronz Julia Olewine Millicent Kepple Ruth Morron Abs O Mara Hartzell Tager and Grace Wallenberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tivod College Dramatic Club
redbeck Hall
Ernest Denix
Thelma J. Kramb
Anthony
Lord Crackenthorpe
Fellory
the
Eniomoogical Society
Louise Copeland
Jimmy Kepple
Dorothy Warmer
Major Phipps
Lady Crackenthorpe
Mary Dickert
Jack Menzies
Dorothy Durbin
Parker
Hawkhurst
Anna Kauffman
Lucas
Jimmy
Cordelia Bronz
Lady Creckenthorne
Lord Crackentherpe
Julia Olewine
Millicent Kepple
Pearl Leas
Calhoun
Northwestern Student Killed After Class Rush
Northwestern University student Mari Leighton Mount, missing since September 1921, was found dead last night. Police say Evanston detective Leggett stated Mount was killed, with the circumstances described as part of a class rush incident.
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Tis Associated Press
Chicago
Mari—Leighton Mount
Northwestern University
Police Leggett
Evanston
Nervous Trading Mood Grips Early Market Session
Market traders show nervousness during the morning session as insiders note cautious price moves. Despite no large yesterday liquidation, material recession in several issues is hinted while leaders rebound on short covering. Volume exceeds 400000 shares early, with cash stock price dipping from 53 to 52.
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Associated Press
York
Mar l
Frederick County Fish and Game Association Banquet Aims Fund for Protection
The Frederick County Fish and Game Protective Association held its first annual banquet to push for funds and legislation to protect Maryland game fish. H W Vickers notes state money is not allocated for fish protection. funds come from other licenses. Local leaders debate forest fires, deforestation, and the need for conservation measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Frederick
Ovetermen’s
aeystermen’s
Glen C. Leech
U. S. Berean
port heries
Frederick county
C. HooRiein
Harry B. Witter
A. Lewis
cirs
Llorrd C
Mr. Klein
Samuel A
William V. Wolfe
Lewis
Water Wheel Co Organized Here for Water Power Use
Attorney Leo Weinberg filed in the clerk s office Monday to declare a Trust forming the White Water Wheel Company as a common law business trust. It aims to fabricate sell and distribute water powered devices leveraging a patent granted to David G White. Capitalized at 2 000 000 the trust will issue 20 000 shares of 10 each. Trustees include David Mc C Bernbiss Johnsville Frederick Samuel Bruce Falkenstine Mountain Lake Park Bruce G Lee Frederick Everett A Hellmuth Alexandria VA Bruce G White Dan G White Braddock Heights. David G White named president and general manager with John H Grove as vice president Bruce G White secretary and Bruce S Le Gore assistant secretary treasurer. The patent relates to a water motor improving power from floating water buoy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Weinberg
White Water Wheel Company
Uni States
David G. W
Braddock Heights
Trev
White
Argument for New Trial for Slifer Heard in Court
A motion for a new trial for Frank Slifer, convicted of burning Garfield Crone’s barn near Middletown last February, was heard Monday before Judges Worthington and Peter. No decision was given. the motion, presented orally, was deferred. Ruling is expected within a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Slifér
Garfield Crone
Middletown
Moendar
Worthington
Peter
Fed
Reception for Rev. Dr Williams at M E Church Draws 600
An estimated crowd of more than 600 attended a reception Monday night in honor of Rev Dr G Ellis Williams, the new pastor of the Methodist Episcopal Church, who transferred from Porch XL E Church in Washington DC. The church parlor was festively decorated with palms and flowers as speakers and church leaders greeted the pastor and his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Williams
Ellis Wiliams
Methodist Episcoe church
Baltimore
Porch XL E
Washington
D. C
Casper FL Chine
G. Ellis Williams
D. DL
jams
James H. Harris
W. E. Filler
Helden St. Fel
Miss May
R. C. Estep
Woman's Home Missi Society
Mrs
Woman’s Foreign Missionary
Ruth Rothenheeier
Jenior League
J. R. Yingling
khames
Hammond Clary
endrickson
ess
Casper EL
pu wudson
reading
Mary i Harris
Williams
Hendrickson and
Harris
Decora
Edith H. Radell Dill
Elizabeth Glisor
Casper E. Cine, Jr
Edwin Mullican
C. Albert Gilson
R. Rush Lewis
Wm. EL Filler
Ruth VW. Zimmerman
Ruth M. Cline
Lucille Brown
Tra Inonenburg
Margaret Roelke
Campaign for Firemen's Fund To Begin Today
Maryland state firemen plan a campaign to raise 2000 to defray convention expenses in Annapolis June 6 7 and 8. Lewis A I chairman and committee will solicit from city businesses as Rockville and Pikesville departments confirm attendance. A sight seeing tour on Friday ends the event with a 100 prize proposal for highest delegate count.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
ceati paisn
Lewis A. I
Robert A. Bennett
Thomas A. Chap
Kemp Keefer
Rockville
J. R. Farnhem
Washington
Frede
Aserelation
May Day Review Finds Labor Conditions Improve Across U S
A sweeping May Day survey by the Associated Press reports widespread improvement in U S labor markets. While farm help remains scarce in 23 states and skilled labor in demand in nine, a nationwide building boom and broader economic growth reduce unemployment. Only Oklahoma, Tennessee, Georgia and South Carolina show overall worker surplus, with notable strikes limited to a few localized disputes.
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Associated Press
eh theen
ttes
haber industrial commissions
New York
Kentucky
Illinois
Californ
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Missouri
Delaware
Oklahoma
Tennessee
Georgia
South Carolina
North Carolina
Oregon
Washington
California
York
Somerset
Pittsburgh
New London
Conn
Omaha
Ilinois
Towa
North Dakota
Nebraska
Minnesota
Wisconsin
South Dakota
Virginia
Mont Oregon
Washinstowne
Kansas
Montana
mage
Connecticut
Maryland
Mississippi
Florida
Iowa
Arizona
evada
Idaho
No May Day Outbreaks Reported In New York
New York reports no May Day incidents amid church and public building guards. Officials say no special danger indicators linked to the order, as police and guards end their reserve status at midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Associated Press
Clean-Up Week Designated for Annual City Cleanup
A partial notice describes Clean-Up Week as an annual city effort to tidy up areas and encourage cooperation. It mentions dates around winter completion and Thursday activities, urging residents and businesses to participate and prepare items for collection.
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ali
Invention Aims to Improve Water Power Operation
The document describes a device usable in any running system to control water flow and speed. The inventor notes success with several small models and asserts the invention serves its intended purpose. The company offices will be at the southeast corner of the Patrie Court building.
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wwe
secord
Patrie Court
Miss Laura Reel Cavier and Refreshments Event Notes
The article lists organizers and participants for a social event including chairs Aliss Edw H Heiplein and Jacob Mackier, with cake table led by H Mary Filer and others such as Ella Gen Daughert cliff and Mrs George E Dil. It also mentions Dudley Page, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Page, promoted to Lieutenant J.G. in the United States Navy, stationed in Hankow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Reel Cavier
clin
Aliss
H. Heiplein
Page
Dudley Page
J.G
Ftates Navy
toned
United Ilsabel
Hankow
Sugar buyers hesitate as price hits eleven cents
The report notes no rush to buy sugar at 11 cents while buyers also purchase yeast. The scene mentions fields yellow with dandelions and a faded reference to a gown and a Hirle mathematical problem amid scattered phrases.
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le bote
American Ships Likely To Stay Bone Dry
Indications emerged after a White House conference that ships would remain idle for some time despite a Supreme Court ruling that could, under certain circumstances, permit use on the high seas. President Harding and Harold Lasker of the Shipping Board discussed the matter for an hour and planned a cabinet briefing. London viewed the ruling as a severe blow to British liquor interests and trans Atlantic shipping, with measures already under study to meet the change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Lasker
Shipping Board
Harding
Supreme Court
Hauer
London
Supreme Court of the
United States
America
Similarity of Names Sparks Comedy of Errors in Frederick
A city film at the Opera House draws attention as a Push Film Company unit notes the work as one of the finest. Frederick residents discuss the mix ups caused by similar names including Decker and the Wied family as city officials weigh casting and publicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Push Film Company
fim
Decker
city
redrick
Wilwegin ibis little
Rear Admiral Coles Dies at Sea Retired U S Navy Leader
Rear Admiral Coles of the U S Navy, retired, has died. The obituary notes his long service and status as a naval leader. Additional fragmentary details reference Conn, Vik year, and names connected to his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conn
Mart— Rear
Masons Plan Informal Reception at Temple
An informal reception is announced in the Masonic Lodge circle for May 17 at the Masonic Temple from 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. A dance runs 10 p.m. to midnight. The committee, led by WW Zimmerman, includes A A Radhel, G A Starey, A M Ceblentz and HL Om, chroeder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
inlbia Lodge
Masonic Temple
Zimmerman
A. A. Radhel
G. A. Starey
A. M. Ceblentz
HL om
chroeder
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Hood Dramatic Club
Read
SLIFER
M. E. CHURCH
U. S
Tees pe iWite
Rhode
Kako Newdercey
Minhans
Sima
Nevada
Isalvanin
New York railroad
atery
seaic
natrailr dt
Flor
New Orthe Castleton
York Central
York st
Santa Fe
Great Lakes
mal Industrial Conference
esu
Coles
U.S. N
Wise
Secretary of Commerce
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