Governor appoints woman to Frederick County Board of Education
Governor Ritch appoints Mrs Feiser the first woman to serve on the Frederick County Board of Education amid efforts by the Frederick County Federation of Rural Women's Clubs and the Civic Club. She is active in education and club work and said she has no preconceived notion of how the board should be run, aiming to learn from colleagues. Dr Hefauver, a Republican, is reappointed to a new term. others remain in line for future vacancies.
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Afeer
Bof
EC. Hefauver
Ofice
E. G. Haugh
Felstr
Echoel Board
Frederick County
A. Webster Nicodemus
Nam Es
County Board of Education
Amelis i
Frederick
Helens Stauffer
Walkersville
Education Department
Rural Federation
Emery L. Copientz
Maryland
Robert L. Warfield
Ritch
Reei
Feiser
Mean
Irving College
Mechanicsburs
Frederick County Federation of Rural Women's Clubs
Frederick Ch Daughters of the American Revolt
Maryland State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Department of Mural Education
Dr. Befauver
Temm
Laslie N. Cobieniz
Frank Sappington
Liberthoen
Wheu
L. Gross
Brunswick
Board For
Reid Tuesdar
Mar
40 Ships in U S Fleet Return to New York
More than 40 men returned to New York from fleet duties since January as ships anchored. The group set out four trained as soon as all vessels had anchored and await further orders. Governor Ritchie appointed William P. Lane Jr and Charles H. Rinehart to the Wingon County Board of Education to replace retiring members for six year terms.
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U.S
New York
Sams Stouting Fises Cor
Ritchie
Ww. P. Lane, Jr Attornmer
Hagersto
Heavy Snowstorm Strikes St. Louis Area
Snow blankets St. Louis as a major winter storm hits the region. Forecasts warn of dangerous travel conditions with plummeting temperatures and worsening visibility. Local crews prepare to treat roads and assist stranded motorists.
Shelsby Given A Months Term
Earl Shelsby was sentenced in Annapolis to eight months in prison and a twenty dollar fine for failing to stop after a fatal accident on December 25. Judge Robert Moss noted four months already served and said the total would still be within the maximum. The case involved two 15 year old girls, Thelma Vinck and Marie Stolles, whose bodies were found beside the road.
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Apnapols
Earl Shelsby
Inghwar
Robert Moss
Shelsby
Sheisby
Thelma Vinck
Marie Stolles
Albert
William Jefferson
American aunt dies during Africa trip likely in Tunis
Mrs Eleanore Rogers of New York died suddenly while traveling in Africa, possibly Tunis, with her great niece Nathalie Peugnet and nephew Benjamin Norris. She was widow of James S. Rogers and left a sister in Terre Haute. The body will be returned to the United States for burial.
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R. Caldwell Hume
Adamstown
Eleanore Rogers
Aw York
Africa
Tunis
Benjamin Norris
Princeton
N. J
Peugnet
Rogers
James S. Rogers
John White
Terre Haute
Ind
John
Sarah Whie
Moreland Stock Farm
Detroit
Mich
Sarasota
Fis
This
United States
May Day Riots in Berlin Leave Dozens Hurt
May Day clashes between police and communists in Berlin result in heavy casualties. Seven communists killed and about 80 civilians and 30 policemen injured. About 500 arrests and numerous detainees subjected to medical examinations.
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Berlin
Berin
Daga
Anary
Baltimore men fined for drug law violations in court
George 7 session of court heard that Ben Ginsberg and Whinemore, both of Baltimore, were charged for manufacture and possession relating to a dry law violation. Each received 50 days in jail.
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George
Ben Ginsserg
Anc
Baltimore
Bridge Project Eyes New York New Jersey Span
Baltimore and Ohio officials discuss a North River bridge plan to connect New York City and New Jersey over the Hudson. Key questions include vertical clearance for ships, eyed at 200 feet, with a two deck design and a shared rail station in New York.
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Hudson
New York
New Jersey
War Department
Union
New
Yors
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
New York City
Hudson River
Baltimore
North River
George M. Ponies
Baltimore and Ohio
Art. Shriver
Iite
North River ’ Company
G. Lindenthal
Samuel Reg
Engin
John K. Cowen
al Iin
B. & Olr. R Co
Rea
Lindenthal
Manhattan
Frederick Sister Simplicia Remains Active at Convent
Sister Simplicia, aged 93, marks her diamond jubilee at the Frederick convent with a 645 mass. She entered the academy in 832, served in the children’s ward, recalled Civil War hospital days, renewed vows, and continues sewing and social activities amid strong memory and good health.
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Abersant
Freeer
Simiicia
Germaltery
Antietam
Aimes
Academy
Sisters of Charity
Emmitsburg
Frederick
Shanes
Bas
Mons
Mumerof
M. J. Finnerty
C. F. Thomas
St. Patricks Washington
D. I. McDermott
St . Philadelphia
William Canning
St. Joseph's
Buckerstowst
Henri Wiesel
S. J
Lodege
Evergreen
Baltimore
Re Smith
Sheehan
St. Patrick's
Washington
St. John's Church
Simplicia
Ships collide in New York Harbor during hazy afternoon
In New York Harbor the Cristobal Colon and the River Orontes collided near the quarantine station at Resthank Island as dense haze limited visibility. The Cristobal Colon headed to Corunna, Spain while the River Orontes arrived from Oran. Casualty details and extent of damage were not confirmed by shore observers.
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New York
Spannl Stobai Colon
Resthank
Taten Island
Cristobal Colon
Corunna
Spain
Freichter
Oran
Acgersa
Cristobal Cassengers
River Orontes
Incomplete meeting notes signal board concerns
Fragments show a woman named Pearson involved in a business session. References to roles and a court or medical treatment are garbled. The text mentions Dorcas and Ted in a charged context with unclear dates and locations.
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Gromans
Ofen
Pearson
Ted
Dorcas
Prohibition Debate and Office Expansions Highlight This Week
Washington May 7 The Anti Saloon League and the Association Against Prohibition Amendment have expanded their offices. The Association moved to a five room suite in New York City while the League now operates departments from the Biss Building and Hotel Driscoll. The piece notes political figures and tariff discussions amid the Prohibition era atmosphere.
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Washington
Anti- Saloon League
Association Against Se
League
Biss
Capitol
Ernest H. Cherrington
F. Scott MxBride
Cherrington
Driscoll
Justin
Eight Die as Tornado Rips Arkansas Town
An Arkansas town suffers eight fatalities and more than twenty injuries when a tornado struck Wheatley last night. Several injured are in serious condition, with property damage estimated at 250000 to 300000 dollars. The dead include Mrs. David Edwards, three children, and Grace Comes age 16, plus three unidentified negroes. Many homes are wrecked or damaged, forcing families to seek shelter.
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Wheatley
Ark
Max
David Edwards
Grace Comes
Tacwa Arica Dispute Set for Settlement Within Days
From Washington reports a settlement between Tacwa and Arica is definite, with closure expected within the next two days as of March 2. Official channels in Peru, cited by AD, confirm the accord.
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Peru
Washington
Uncertain fragmentary tale of injury and aimless drift
A damaged OCR fragment describes a person named Wit 4705 and a fall at a bare s Boma near west Christ. It mentions a fractured arm and a transfer to Y Resphel for care, with garbled place names and unclear chronology.
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Wit
City Summer Projects Outline Big Public Work Plans
City officials outline extensive summer programs including new water pipeline construction from downtown toward Fish Creek, sewer and drainage improvements, and street paving. Bond proceeds of 250000 are to be opened, with work starting after funding. A zoning study by Baltimore expert J C Grinnalds will inform hearings and ordinance passage.
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Ciy
Fishing Creek
Strees
J. C. Grinnalds
Baltimore
Bank Clearings Decline From Last Year’s Total
Frederick area banking report shows fiscal year clearings totaling 23 997 607 12 dollars, down 1 761 253 49 from last year. Monthly figures for May through April are listed, with total five year clearings cited.
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B.C. Markell
Frederick Clearing House Association
Ninth Anniversary Braddock Grange
Braddock Grange marks its ninth anniversary with a minimal note listing members and a brief toast led by Grace Bruce and others. The fragmentary text mentions Pearl Kefaus and a Moon event, reflecting missing details.
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Braddock Grange
Lernge
Pearl Kefaus
Grangs
Grace Burece
Auxiliary Banquet and Dance for State Legion Meet
The American Legion Auxiliary and the American Legion hold a banquet and dance at 6 30 tonight in the Francis Scott Key hotel ballroom after an all day executive committee meeting of the State Auxiliary in Frederick. About 150 members are expected. speakers include Adjutant General Maton A Reckord and state officials.
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American Legion Auxiliary
American Legion Wis
Francis Scott Key
Claggett
Ramsburg
Cty
North Market Street
Charles S. Houck
Frederick
State Auxiliary
Chaiman
State Department
Ethel Murphy
Pleasantville
N. Y
Arcillars
Dorothy P. Harper
Washington
FID. A. Oo
Maton A. Reckord
Baltimore
Murphy
Harper
Lloyd C. Culler
Harold B. Smith
The
Legion
Kidnappers Snatch Telephone Operator in Chicago
Miss Rosalie, a 20 year old phone operator, was abducted from her rooming house by two men after forcing entry. Police report the operator was taken in an automobile while authorities investigate the motive and credit a related suspect.
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Chicago
Rosalie
Nextae
Allen Fervis
Fettis
John Boone
Sne Isa
Eddie Rooney
Sudden Death of Claude McCleery Shocks Friends
Claude McCleery a longtime pharmacist at Steiner Brothers died suddenly at his home 118 Church Street this morning aged about 50. He had worked at Steiner Brothers last night and collapsed returning home. death attributed to heart attack after a brief illness. He was born August 1875 son of Perry B and Mary Jane Doub McCleery survived by wife Bertha Keller McCleery and three brothers William D Valentine and B McCleery. Funeral at Mount Olivet Cemetery at 2:30 p.m. with Jas P Rice Funeral Directors handling arrangements.
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Isander McCles Weil
Pharnacist
Citi Frederick
Church Street
Steiner Beers Drug Store
Mr. McCleery
Perry
Mary Jane Doub McCleery
Bn Steiner Brothers
Bertha Keller McO
William DL jGleery
Valentine McCleery
B. McCleery
Perry B. McCleery
Men of the News Composing Room
Wnent
Mount Olivet
Jas P. Rice
Wet Weather Delays Maryland Spring Planting Reports
Weather report by Roscoe Nunn notes weekly rain and cool days delaying fieldwork across Maryland. Frosts on the 23rd and 24th harmed some beans tomatoes and strawberries but caused no serious fruit damage. oats wheat and rye show mixed progress with concern for wheat rust in eastern areas. Cold wet spell slowed early truck crops while strawberries and tobacco beds progressed with recent frosts lifting.
Widow Cleared in Husband’s Death Exoneration Report
In Bridgeport Connecticut Mrs. GiaGys Maude Forwr Beardsu Stratford was exonerated in the death of her husband Oliver Beaniskee. Coroner Jonn J. Pheisnicday found no evidence implicating Mrs. Beardske Genta and noted it would not support charges against her. Washington reports discuss Treasury and Commerce Department governance and related statutes, with no immediate action taken by the Senate on the matter.
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Washington
Cal
Déelics Guesvicning
Treasury
Senate Jotetery Caetes
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NEA
Edgar Howard
Nebraska
Virgina
Teddy
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Wlacourer
Ibessador
Arkansas
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Clober
Grork
Mrs. Coolidge
Connretteut
State Police
Scheol
the One
East Patrick Street
Power of Sale
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Alpers L. Finney+i frock
Eutrt
Claude McLeer
Frien
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Frederick Phan Cist
Steiner Bros
Hubby
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