Carroll County approves sale of abandoned schools and pupil costs
Board of Education approves sales of Siglers and Friend Creek schools for 275 and 110 dollars, bids for Tom's Creek rejected, while a new elementary school progresses toward opening. Estimated yearly pupil costs include 67 for high school and 24 per elementary pupil in Carroll County, with transfers to Frederick County for some students.
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Stay Out of Locked Apartments After Incident
A terse school notice advises students to avoid locked apartments after a disruption. The report notes one student achieved perfect attendance while others are reminded of safety and access rules.
Brunswick Council Advances Routine Matters and Delays
Brunswick council met Wednesday night to address routine items while noting postponement from Tuesday due to missing members Riser and Philips. C C Albert Orrigon said contractors Finberger and Mause submitted work on Delaware and Fia avenues with a Friday or Monday return planned to finish construction. street grading and preparations near completion with only a portion of concrete left.
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15 Year Old Man Arrested On Murder Charge
In Belair Maryland a 75 year old man was arrested tonight by order of a friend. The shooting occurred outside Peterson's bachelor cottage near Madonna in Harford County. An eye witness James Markle said the murder was unprovoked with little warning. The suspect allegedly reached behind a couch and fired a single barrel shotgun. Peterson offered conflicting stories about $20 taken from him and other details.
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Johnson Acknowledges Hoover Explanation In Senate Filing
Senator Johnson of California today acknowledged receipt of a letter from President Hoover. The brief note, sent to the White House and Senate committee members, expresses appreciation and clarifies his understanding of the recently discussed plan.
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Armistice Proclamation Issued Amid Holiday Changes
A fluctuating scene around Christmas sees a proclamation issued by the president during a period of vacation. Leon Hawes faced a disorderly conduct hearing after a nocturnal incident at about 6 30 PM. Officer G E Ambrose oversaw the case and took Hawes into custody for serving out the term.
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Pipe Line Finished Put In Use At Sook
A new pipeline was completed and announced today by Elmer S C Maxwell. The line passed tests and is expected to be in service within the week, with preliminary capacity around 3 inches.
Stock Market Rally After Early Decline Surges
A brisk rally followed an early decline with trading momentum lifting stock prices after the first hour. Investors traded cautiously as markets began to recover with notable gains across several sectors and blue chip issues.
Loomis to Be Called Before Jury on Monday
A terse note states Loomis will be called before the jury on Monday. The fragment also mentions Sequi ta Viist thief and street a5, indicating brief, unclear additions to the report.
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Last Minute Rush Case Noted In Licensing Delays
Reports show a last minute rush for licenses spanning ten weeks, with older cases dismissed. The scene includes local officers and a case where Wheeler paid a $5 fine for traffic violations after a stop sign incident.
Forged Check Charge Reported in Local Arrest
Orbury Jones, colored, was arrested in the New London area on forgery charges. He faces two $10 checks and was jailed under a 1,009 bond after being taken into custody by Dept. Sheriffs William Steiner and Verner Redmond. Jones could not post the required bond.
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Tardieu Regime for Peace Conciliation
A compact report notes the Tardieu regime seeking peace and conciliation, outlining evolving political approaches and leadership dynamics amid predeces- era tensions. The fragment reflects calls for stability and policy shifts during a transitional period.
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Coast Guard Nets Large Rum Capture In Offshore Action
The Coast Guard reports a major seizure of alcoholic cargo during an offshore operation. Details identify involved vessels and the seizure location, underscoring ongoing enforcement of maritime liquor controls.
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Grand Visitation of Eastern Star Held
Grand Visitation of the Eastern Star event was held at the hall, with chapters attending on Wednesday night, as reported by the event photographer.
Fire Checks Major Sprinkler Fire at Beard Street
Firefighters battled a small blaze at Beard Street as the sprinkler system limited damage. The incident caused minor smoke and heat damage with an estimated loss around seven dollars was reported by officials.
Chapel speaker Micuh voices concern over narrow views
A fragmented speech by a chapel speaker named Micuh criticizes widespread cramped opinions. The talk emphasizes open discourse and cautions against narrow mindsets clouding national contributions.
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Civil suits resumed as jury panel set for November
The circuit court resumes civil case hearings in September term with cases including George E. Sorder Paul J. Glenn Regimes and others. A jury was excused until November after agreement, and the court will hear John M. Eccard Harry B. Berard versus Sherman P. Bowers and others for amounts alleged due.
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Foreign nations urged to attend Chicago fair
A historic note reports officials proposing invitation of foreign governments to a Chicago exposition. Details are unclear due to damaged text but reference to a presidential or governmental action suggests formal outreach to international participants for the event.
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CHICAGO FAIR
Controversy Over Indian Power Lease and Wheeler Bid
Amid disputed negotiations the Indian owners face a proposed 50 year lease tied to a power site. Walter Wheeler's bid faces challenge from Senator Walsh and the Montana Power doubts. A. A. Gromid backs Wheeler as fairer, while leaders probe the involvement of Foothold corporate interests and federal commissions.
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Embezzlement Indictment Shocks Maryland Official
Dr. E L P Bledsoe, former head of the Springfield State Hospital, is indicted by a grand jury on three counts of embezzlement and improper accounting linked to funds from a veterans hospital. Bond set at 5000. arraignment expected January 11 with trial date undetermined.
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Marriage Licenses and Banns Listed in CourT News
Marriage banns for Clement Anthony Redding and Mardaret Irene Baker were announced at Emantsburg. Separate notices list ages and residences including George Donald 25 and Mary Jones 18 from Winchester Virginia, William H. Anglebereer over 35, and Mac B. Tobert over 21 near Frederick. Other entries reference James Glover Mann of Third Street and Grace Grazsen 40 of Baltimore, and Jac Hildig 25 divorced, both of Frederick. Property deeds and unchanging minor notes follow among scattered items.
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Elect Officers of Enoch Lodge Setevi Mast Lat 730
Elect officers of Enoch Lodge Setevi Mast Lat 730 were chosen at the Masonic Temple. The results list the elected positions and names in a brief post-session note.
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