Williams Co closes deal for 45 acres near Frederick
Edward L Williams Co bought about 45 acres from B C Zimmerman for 1000 per acre. The land extends Nockwell Terrace and West Fourth, set for 34 to 36 buildable acres. Plans call for selling lots with a Mountain View development, including Little Farms, and the project aims to mimic Rockwell Terrace style. Possession after final payment by July 15, 1918, with Zimmerman retaining about 24 acres for residence use. The city water issue delayed earlier lot sales.
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Villa Mstales
Frederick
Edward L Williams Co
R. Chiurton Zimmerman
Nockwell Terrace
West Fourth Arrest
Williams
Wilix Estates
Willeins
Totson
Willamas
Mountain View
Willams
Rockwell Terrace
Charles Mee
Mathias
Wiliams Company
Jacob Rohrback
Zimmerman
Willians
Schroyer Protestes Innocence in Bail Hearing
The Schroyer brothers faced a police court hearing for disturbances and assaults from Saturday night. Justice Dennis kept Roy Schroyer under $256 bail on assault charges while Charles, nicknamed Whitey, paid a $10 fine for peace disturbance near the Stag Hotel. The incident led to multiple pistol reports on Church street, with Hamrick as the alleged victim amid a chaotic scene as suspects fled.
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Dennis
Schroyer Brothers
Roy
Harry Wamrick
Charles
Whitey
Stag Hotel
Church Street
Churah
Hamrick
Frederick
Lewistown
Schroyer Joys
Whiley
Charles Shipley
Aie
Blackwell
Roy Schroyer
Lewis
George Wallace
Wimmer
Charles Hoffman
Roy Schrorer
Schrorer
D. Princeton Puckes
Magistrates Should Have Juvenile Jurisdiction
Frederick magistrates advocate a juvenile court plan as a cost effective substitute for a separate juvenile court in the city. A magistrate argues that placing juvenile duties with justices of the peace in Frederick could yield similar results at lower expense while guiding at risk youth toward rehabilitation.
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Justice of Peace
Frederick County
Allegany County
Frederick
Maryland Children’s Aid Society
Baltimore
Cumberland
Justices of the Peace
Funeral of Martin L. Williams in Reading
The funeral for Martin L. Williams 75 died Thursday in Reading Pennsylvania was held yesterday at the home of his daughter Florence Keys 185 West All Saints Street where the casket was brought on Saturday He was a Frederick native Rev N E Valentine officiated with pallbearers Edward Carpenter Charles Mulberry John Bowie and Mr Brown The interment was at Greenmount Cemetery Funeral director Thomas P Rice managed the arrangements
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Martin L. Williams
Reading
Florence Keys
West All Saints Street
Williams
Frederick
N. 2
Valentine
Edward Carpenter
Charles Mulberry
John Bowie
Mr. Brown
Greenmount Cemetery
Thomas P. Rice
ZEMO Promises Quick Relief For Itching Skin Ailments
An advertisement touts ZEMO as a guaranteed cure for itching from eczema and skin irritation. It claims instant relief after first use, markets 25 cent and one dollar bottles, and notes Fredrick's Williamson Drug Store carries the product. The maker is EB W Rose Medicine Co of St Louis, Missouri.
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EB. W. Rose Medicine Co
SL Louis
Frederick
Williamson Drag
Winners Announced in City Essay Contest on Temperance
The Scientific Temperance essay contest by the W C T U announced 26 student submissions from city schools in four grade groups. Prizes ranged from 3 to 10 dollars with awards for top essays. commencement night will feature prize distribution.
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Thomas Keeman Dison
Hey. J. J. Kinger
Sarah O. Weal
Edward
H Igh School
Ruth Loldcraft
S.eth
Sth
Grace Witter
G. H S
Julia Roelkey
Fth
Edward Eichelberger
Bwo
Heldn
Opal KE. Stevenhouse
North Market Street
Anti-Saloon League
Mayors Worth Knowing highlighted by local W C T U
The Wo man s Christian Temperance Union met last night and read an article from the Union Signal May 15 on Mayors Worth Knowing referencing Seattle Tacoma Philadelphia Topeka and Rockford leaders. Speakers covered influence of the press and temperance work amid city governance notes and a Walkersville convention setup for June 12.
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Union Signal
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Kepler
Seattle
Tacoma
Rudolph Blankenburg
Philadelphia
University of Wisconsin
Gaynor
New York
Corran
Topeka
Kan
Bennett
Rockford
F. L. Stoner
Evan Foster
May Mar- Kell
L. M Keller
Birthday celebrations light up Walkersville social scene
Elena Varossen of Walkersville surprised by a Thursday evening birthday party. Guests included Elena Vanfossen and Myrtle Strine among others, with games and refreshments in the dining room. Also noted are Ruth Zimmer’s eighteenth birthday at Bellevue and a Daughters of the Confederacy card party for Monocacy Market funds hosted by Mrs Glenn Worthington.
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Lola Valentine
Mary Wachter
Garth Tuiner
Nellie McGile
Marguerre Wachter
Catharine Carmack
Nannie Reddick
Alice Cramer
Frances Remsburg
Masters James
Edward Vantossen
Raymond
Strine
Wm. Vantossen
Myr
Liram Remsburg
Witulugh Lee
Daughters of the Confederacy
Glenn H Worthington
Record Street
Friends of the Cause
Children’s Day Exercises at St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran
St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran church Ubica Mills will hold Children’s Day exercises next Sunday morning June 1 at 10 15. If weather is unfavorable, services will be held in the evening at 7 30. A very interesting program is being prepared.
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St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Ubica Mills
Roosevelt on Stand in Suit Against Editor
Col Roosevelt testified as the first witness in a $10,000 suit against Editor George A Newett. He denied intoxication saying he was only an occasional drinker and never used intoxicants to excess. He admitted light wines with meals and said he dislikes beer. Night sessions to continue if needed.
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Marquette
Mich
Col. Roosevelt
George A. Newett
Americans Alarmed in Mexico City May 27
Americans here were greatly alarmed when it became known today that Ambassador Wilson's wife was hurriedly preparing to return to the United States. It is feared trouble is impending.
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Mexico City
Ambassador Wilson
United States
Gibson Defense Opens as Lawyer Denies Slaying Client
Special Dispatch reports in New Burgh New York that Burton W. Gibson’s defense began with Milling Mrs Szabo asserting Gibson’s client-facing collapse while Gibson vehemently denies murdering the client. He insists the death was accidental.
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New Burgh
N. Y
Burton W. Gibson
Szabo
Gibson
Notice to motor operators on state roads warned
Notice from the State Roads Commission warning operators using engines with cleats on wheels. Violations carry a fine up to 100,040 dollars or imprisonment up to ten days to three months. Governed by Chapter MA, Section 30 and state laws on construction and maintenance of roads. Mapidiiaw
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Dean
Roads Commission
King Again Wins A Verdict In District Court Case
In Frederick county a jury awarded E D King $960 against McSherry and Gabriel Burgee executors of John W Lawson estate. Judge set aside for excessive amount. Westminster jury later awarded $350. Case involved a contested receipt claimed forged. experts testified. Costs exceed $1,000 to be paid by executors. Separate settlement reached in LeGore vs Northern Central case. Further trials set for Ira O Smith vs B&O Railroad in Westminster.
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Dorsey King
McSherry
Gabriel Burgee
John W. Lawson
Frederick
Westminster
Mr. King i
C. Albert Gilson
Charles BT Hendrickson
John WH. Cunningham
George R Gehr
Robert Hilton
Rockville
R. A. Kemp
W. G. Zimmerman
Glenn H Worthington
Lawson
F. Neal Parke
Leo Weinberg
King
H. Kieffer Delacher
Guy W Steele
J W LeGore
Northern Central Railroad Co
LeGore
Piney Creek
Stoner Gind Weinberg
Urner
Ira O. Smith
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
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Buckeystown
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