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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1913
Page
5
A fragmented report cites a captured robber claiming the gang is not fully apprehended. The excerpt hints at a tense scene with police watchers and coded language, mentioning observers and a large number, but details are unclear due to the garbled text.
Yellow Springs band planned a free concert in Court House Park with chairs and lights from the high school cadets but officials fear crowd control and dawn weather will force cancellation. Residents of Wolfsville meet to discuss a new schoolhouse as the old two room building is dilapidated and repairs are urged.
Reports from city and county officers say thieves tied to recent robberies have been caught and no others are implicated. Residents dispute the claim, noting listen for creaking doors and repeated break-ins on Anders and nearby homes, with several witnesses recounting noises and stolen items.
A scattered Frederick daily page itemizes voter support for Hahn for mayor, a scare reported on North Market Street with a prowler, and multiple small notices. It mentions a bicycle or car traffic from Braddock Heights to Frederick, a shoe repair shop, a furniture and mortgage bond notice, and a request for construction bids. Also noted are a charity benefit for the Empty Stocking Association, a house listing in Braddock Heights, and various classifieds including plants for sale and stolen goods identification.
The Mary High School Alumni Association plans a June 19 reunion at Braddock Heights Hotel with Prof Aion Burgee as guest of honor. He has led the school since its founding year and is called the Father of us All by alumni for his long service and role in building a top state institution.
A fragmented notice identifies the association’s officers including President Radelif and Vice-president Emory C Crum along with Secretary W in S James and Treasurer D Ralph Zimmerman amid garbled text. The piece notes numerous colleges connected to attendance and mentions an event timing Lime after the ment in view.
Local real estate listings show farms for sale near Frederick with per acre prices and proximity notes. Fine Rockwell Terrace homes, Second Street houses, a store room for investment, and a furniture ad for Etchison’s store plus a dancing school notice and a mayoral candidate statement by Geo. Edw. Smith.
A sheriff warning to all traders and others needing licenses to procure or renew immediately or face investigation. Clerk Harry W. Bowers notes enforcement and names to be tarnished.
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