Frederick mayoral candidate Lloyd Culler platforms economic plan
Frederick voters will see Lloyd Culler’s platform detailing an economical city administration. He promises street and utility upkeep, a businesslike city government, and no added burdens while pursuing urban development, modern fire alarm upgrades, police competency, and welcoming growth.
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Women Drivers Dominant In City Says Traffic Cop
A Frederick traffic cop asserts women are the best auto drivers while dismissing reports of danger from male drivers. He notes ladies observe stop signs, stay within speed limits, and avoid speeding, while older men often drive more cautiously than younger men. The interview covers intoxicated driving declines since Prohibition and general order at the Square Corner.
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Rails Lead Brief But Active Market Session
By The Associated Press New York May 20 Rails led to day's brief but active stock market to higher levels Coalers Transcontinentals Grangers and New Haven were one to three points higher Oils were favored with foreign group as well as Sinclair Producers and Refiners Standard Oil of California and Texas Gulf and Sulphur rising one to two and one half points Sugars enhanced recent gains by one to two points and automobile issues were preeminent with a further heavy accumulation of General Motors Independent Steels were irregular on latest developments in connection with merger plans Midvale falling two points Textiles and metals improved but tobacco were reactionary The closing was strong Sales approximated 00900 shares.
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Irish Reach Agreement on Forthcoming Election
The Free State and Republican factions of the Dail Eireann reached an agreement on the forthcoming Irish elections and other questions. A June election was unanimously adopted in the Dail Eireann session according to late advices received.
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Edison backs Ford's Muscle Shoals project
By the Associated Press Washington May 20 Thomas A. Edison testified before the Senate Agriculture committee that he believed fertilizers cheaper than current products could be produced at Muscle Shoals Alabama. Mrs Edgar Hammond of Liberty town Frederick counts is guest of Mrs B A Richmond Cumberland Mrs RE Anderson Frederick Mrs J Wurch New York City and Master John W Middlekauff Washington D C were visitors Wednesday of 3D Bender and family of Waynesboro.
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Terrorism in Belfast prompts cabinet session
Belfast reporting renewed sectarian violence as Premier Sir James Craig and his cabinet met to discuss security responses. In the last 24 hours several deaths and many injuries were reported amid arson, rail damage, and attacks on police barracks across Belfast and surrounding counties.
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Presbyterians Promising California Sabbath Clean-up
Des Moines May 24 Sunday golf movies baseball window displays airplane flights and the propaganda of sects observing the Sabbath were attacked in the annual report to the 14th General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the United States. California and the Pacific Coast will host the next clean up campaign to close all dispensible Sunday enterprises. Dr Harry L Bowlby said calls for aid against Sunday work and amusements are coming from Havana South America the Philippines and Alaska.
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Frederick Boys to Have Time of Their Lives Soon
Frederick youths prepare a week of fun and education featuring clean sport and engaging activities over seven days, promising wholesome experiences and local involvement for boys in the community.
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Yeggs Loot Monrovia Bank After Midnight Break In
Burglars entered the Monrovia branch of the Central Trust Company after midnight and forced open the Mosler vault with acetylene torch. They rifled private sock boxes while the bank safe remained largely untouched. No major loot reported yet. authorities, state police, and Pinkerton are examining a Philadelphia-registered car tied to a prior visit.
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B H S Alumni Reunion Set for June Fifteenth
The 27th annual reunion and banquet of the Boys High School Alumni Association will be held on Thursday, June 15, at Hotel Braddock. Officers listed include President B Ames Hendrickson and Vice President James H Harris Jr with Secretary Richard F Simmons and Treasurer Ernest C Webb. Alumni from distant points report plans to attend, anticipating a large crowd.
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Pinchot Leading Alter by Over Twelve Thousand Votes
Philadelphia May 24 Gifford Pinchot's lead over Attorney General G B Alter for the Republican nomination for Governor of Pennsylvania stood at 12,001 today the largest margin since the court of Tuesday's primary began. In 7 728 districts Pinchot reported 501 387 votes while Alter had 483 386.
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Shot At But Didn't Hear It Says He Ran Fast
Walter Brown, colored, was arrested by County Constable E A Alexander for assault and battery. He appeared before Justice J Grahams Johnson and was released on bond for a hearing next Thursday. W H Rippen filed charges after an argument over a fence post near Oldfields. Brown allegedly struck Rippen with a rock. Rippen retaliated with a hammer. Brown reportedly retrieved a Colt revolver and chased Rippen. Rippen’s wife says shots were fired but could not be verified as the sound was inaudible due to speed.
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Fisher Gets Six Months For Assault Charge
Boone Fisher near Walkersville was found guilty of assault and battery on Frank Stauffer. He received six months in the House of Correction after a hearing before Justice J. Grahame Johnson. Fisher was taken to the county jail by Sheriff James A. Jones and Deputy Charles W. Smith to begin serving.
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Autoist Acquitted On Charge Driving His Car While Drunk
John Wagerman of Emmitsburg was found not guilty of operating a car under the influence after a trial before Justice Brust. The case featured conflicting testimony about liquor odor, with defense witnesses insisting Wagerman was sober. Wagerman, stopped on the North Market Pike while en route to Emmitsburg, was arrested after a scuffle when officers removed him from his vehicle. He posted $100 collateral for a hearing.
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Ruth Meusel reinstated for game with Browns today
Babe Ruth and Bob Meusel of the New York Yankees were reinstated by Baseball Commissioner Landis for today's game against the St Louis Browns in New York. Owners Ruppert and Houston hailed the move as a relief. Ruth practiced at the Polo Grounds after the telegrams confirming reinstatement.
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Armstrong's Reply Upholds Validity of the Bonus Bill
Baltimore May 20 Attorney General Armstrong representing the election supervisors filed in Baltimore City Court the answer to Harry O Brawner problem petition to stop the referendum on the 9 million dollar soldiers bonus from appearing on the ballot The answer seeks dismissal of the petition and denies the claim that a portion of the loan will not mature in 1 years stating the true intent of the General Assembly is to issue the loan January 1 1923 and that the act is valid and constitutional and authorizes the ballot proposition for November 1922.
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