Water Use in Maryland Cities Reveals High Frederick 163 Gallons
A Maryland health list shows Frederick's per capita water use at 163 gallons daily in the first half of 1930, with Brunswick at 23 gallons and Baltimore partially metered. Tables compare 1929 figures across 16 cities, noting metering levels and industrial consumption.
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Cuner
Exs B. Waitman
Baltimore
Whitman, Hequard, and Smith
Coms Z
Frederick
Charleston
S.C. Wiansocket
Wis
Whitman
Abel Wourtan
Maryland Department of Health
Maryland Ciies
Roland Park Company
Brunswick
Maryland
Easton
Bain
Salisbury
Annapoli
Cumberland
Conference Attendance By Frederick Child Health Officials
Mrs Michie E Pue executive secretary of the Frederick Children's Aid Society and Miss Katherine Simdar assistant have been attending the White House Conference on Child Health in Washington. The conference runs Thursday and today with officials detailing child health policy and programs.
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Michie E Pue
Frederick Children’s Aid Society
Pretation Oficer
Mie
Katherine Simdar
Berte
Suspect Held In Assault Case On Jefferson Highway
A man matching a description from today’s paper was arrested by deputies on the Jefferson highway near Frederick. He is jailed after a deputy and Sheriff confirmed the assault occurred at the Tom’s home Thursday around 4 PM.
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eMfferim
Becks
Morgan Qankies
Jeffersen
Roderick
Cais Otaac Res
Milind
Tde Reed
Tseuight
Hittner
Rankins
Toms
Beste
Mrs Hoover Honored by New York Girl Scouts
The First Lady of the Land attended a party in New York hosted by Mrs Herbs, then a dinner at the Hotel Biltmore to inaugurate the Federation of Greater New York Girl Scouts. She may also visit a luncheon by Scouts national directors and possibly do Christmas shopping.
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New York
Fast Lady of the
Teday
Three Sisters Trail Death Pact After Hidden Wealth Loss
Santa Monica Bay yields two bodies and a note to artist Ralph Maher revealing a death by own action pact among three elderly sisters Ada McKeon Abba Miller and Jess Miller. The sisters reportedly faced property troubles after losing a Hollywood estate and defaulting on loans leaving about 200000 in real estate assets.
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Los Angeles
Santa Monica Bay
Ralph Maher
Hollywood
Ada McKeon
Abba Miller
Miler
Jess Miller
Aotir
Miter
Real Touch of Winter Brings Snow and Cold
The storm swept northeastern wind swept Dakotas and western Nebraska. Snow hit Wisconsin Minnesota Twin Cities trace of snow reached as far as Illinois and eastern Nebraska. About 2,500 poles near Norfolk fell, damaging lines and delaying communications. Cold weather and clear skies followed in western Nebraska as crews cleared snow and repaired wires.
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Chicago
Dakotas
Nebraska
Pisin
Upper Great Lakes
Norfolk
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Twin Cities
Iowa
Illinois
Ryan Estate to Pay Huge Tax to New York
The estate of Thomas Fortune Ryan, who died in 1928, is valued at 121,028,992. Glendenin Ryan, executor of the will, filed an accounting showing the state will pay an inheritance tax of 17,379,291 and the Federal government 4,382,072. Among the most valuable holdings listed at 135,708,359 were 43,212,700 in North Virginia corporation.
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New York
Thomas Fortune Ryan
Glendenin Ryan
Lsted
North Virginia Corporation
Local obituary notes deaths of Washington residents in France
A fragmentary obituary mentions a widow and two children from Washington state, with references to France and a person named P. A. Presser. The text is garbled and incomplete but indicates a wartime death notice and related familial details.
Banks Fail in Four States and Indiana Crumbles
The era of bank closures continues with six banks failing in Indiana and four states losing banks. In Tennessee, the Central Bank and Trust Company of Asheville closed its doors with deposits protected. In Missouri, the Ripley Cow Bank at Doniphan and the Bank of Edina shut down due to heavy withdrawals. Six southern Indiana banks in New Albany English Corydon and Leavenworth faced state seizure after prior Louisville failures, totaling deposits tied up around several million dollars.
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Erica Sy
Lasc
L. L Jenkins
Central Bank and ‘Trust Compan
Avheville
North Carolin
Missouri
APL
Ripley Cow Bank
Doniphan
Bank of
Edina
Knox
Tennessee
Paris
Tes
First State Bank and Trust Company
Coor
Esantiners
Indiana
Indianapolis
Ohio River
State Bankinig Department
Luther F. Sermons
State Bank
Liberty State Bank
American Trust Company
New Albany
Crawford County State Bank of English
Leavenworth State Bank of
Leavenworth
Jackson Township State Bank of
Corydon
Old Capitol
Burglars Break In Store At Midgletown After Damaging Door
Robbers gained entry to the E. Fink store in Midgletown using a skeleton key and forced the store room door after breaking in. They left with about $25 from the cash register though merchandise was not clearly taken. Shoe prints and force marks were found. police noted no other obvious evidence as they investigated the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Fink
Midgletown
State Club Women Institute at Frederick
A large group of Maryland State Federation of Women's Clubs officers and committee chairs arrived in Frederick to attend an institute at the Y M C A. Prominent speakers were listed including Mrs John Whitehurst and Mrs William J Brown. The program covered federation departments and voting machine legislation in Maryland. Representatives from Frederick Carroll Montgomery and Howard counties attended along with other club women.
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Maryland State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Frederick
Mf. C. A
John <. Whitehurst
Baltimore
Wiam J. Brown
Maryland
X. Um. Cc
Whitehurst
Federe
Freewick
Frederick City
Carroll
Montgomery
Howard
Murder or death by own action in Nurmi case questioned
Washington dispatch reports the Nurmi case centers on whether Aarvi Nurmi died by homicide or by his own action. The 26 year old census worker was found shot near his Takoma Park home after a party. Coroner's verdict cites self harm as unlikely. two companions under arrest said he disappeared after leaving the party.
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McGuire
John J. O'Br
Nurma
Thadow
Dr Kefauver Addresses Prevention of Communicable Diseases
Dr E C Kefauver spoke on the prevention of communicable diseases at Brodbeck. He outlined that prevention starts with understanding disease spread and classified diseases by how germs leave the body, stressing educational steps to reduce transmission.
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E. C. Kefauver
Brodbeck i Wege
Kefauver
Kets Sarnary
Colcs Artao
Walkersville Club Meeting Scheduled
A Walkersville club session at the fh s Eade Bouleane grounds discussed school conditions and government provisions. The chair presented health and welfare updates amid refreshments. meeting adjourned with a next gathering set for November 25 at 2 pm by J. D. Swap.
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Walkersville Club
Wounds Club
Tegucar
Fhs
Eade Bouleane
Ee Faten
Thes
J. D. Swap
Stole Auto Day He Was Freed at Prison
A brief item reports a man freed from prison faced five new charges for auto theft and a related pileup incident, highlighting a rapid sequence of alleged crimes following release.
Stolen Car Ring Locator Captures Suspect in Baltimore Case
Police arrest a man linked to multiple vehicle thefts including a Chevrolet coupe taken from Joseph Rahll of Ruxton. He was found by Baltimore officers after an informant tip and confessed little before custody. A second stolen car linked to Joseph Cohen of Baltimore county was traced to Frederick before the suspect’s arrest.
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Pmm
Jowpht Raitt
Ruston
Josph Cohen
Baltimore
Toarther
Johnson
Frederick
Walsh
House of Correction
Bartzis
Chic
East Patrick Street
Run
Cohen
Ram
Jonson
Bisumore
Fed
More trespass convictions reported with fines
Fines of 29 dollars were imposed on several defendants in trespass cases. The reporting notes ongoing convictions and lists names including Gross and W Chasics Pavie, with references to their roles and related parties in the proceedings.
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Chasics Pavie
Thomas
Wascont
Pleasant Walk Man Found Dead In His Bed
A man described as 63 years old was found dead in his bed on Pleasant Walk. The incident was reported by local authorities, with no immediate signs of foul play and an ongoing routine inquiry into the death.
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Pleasant Walk
County Store Robbed Again In Early Morning Theft
The Grover Shaft store near Hin Phe Yeet suffered its second burglary in two weeks. Thieves took tobacco cigarettes cleats and spiced ham valued around twenty five dollars between 2 and 4 am. A Chevrolet with an abandoned occupant was seen, and Deputy Runkles began an investigation to arrest the robbers.
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Grover Shaft
Jemoh
Ft Uty
Morgan Rumbles
Brunswick
Greenbury Grove
E Store
Grove
Shalls
Runkles
Nursery School Study Aims to Foster Child Self-Reliance
A nursery school operates Monday Wednesday Friday mornings at The Maples on Upper College Terrace. Miss Onlca Praf of Hotel College leads observation for students studying Childcare and Child Psychology to observe the natural child and support development in self-reliance and sociability. Enrollment includes Lane, Denis Pe, Fiippen, Edward D. Kemptown Club meets. Har si Thompson entertained.
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Ureif
The
Lane
Denis Pe- Fiippen
Edward D
Incomplete OCR Note on Mr Martin and Baltimore Line
Fragmentary text mentions John T. Martin and a Baltimore railway context. Details are unclear about the event, date, or exact party roles. No decisive facts or outcomes can be determined from the readable portion.
Timber Cutting Provides Aid to Many Workers
The Timber Agency reports about forty men guard to work at a treeline project. Approximately 300 persons use the agency for employment with shifts to maximize job opportunities. L. Yoole Jones, director, says cannons Hill and Fourth and Bentz streets sites quarry stone for Gedrock foundation and other widening projects. Holmes Baker timberland near Mt. Pleasant provides work for seven men moving trees, with twelve to be sent to a bitter place on Monday. Most workers are men aged 20 to 30. only a few women are employed. The agency, opened exactly one week ago, continues to seek more work for as many as possible.
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Pan Trek
Ety
Ayys Ab
Pee Stig
L. Yoole Jones
Cirertor
Cannon Hill
Fourth
Bentz Streets
Gedrock Foundation
West Second Street
Fleming Avenue
Bentz Street
Holmes
Baker
Mt. Pleasant
Monlaos
Two Negro Prisoners Escape from Montgomery Jail
Montgomery County police hunted the Rockville jail vicinity for two black convicts who tunneled through mortar and wall stones, then lowered a rope of bed clothes to escape. William Jones of Baltimore, serving ten months, and Windsor Annapolis, sentenced to four years for burglary, were the escapees.
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Rockvlle
Montgomery County
Rockville
William Jones
Baltimore
Windsor Annapolis
French Teacher Slain Then Suspect Wounds Self
Bath New York region reports French teacher Mike Elizabeth Refinot 24 was shot to death at Lake Salubtia cottage near Bath. Suspect Lawrence Guiney 23 was hospitalized with a self-inflicted bullet wound near the heart, described as personal safety related. Sheriff Bartlet noted the incident near G Herbert Kileckier’s cottage.
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Bath
Mike Elizabeth Refinot
Lawrence Guiney
G. Herbert Kileckier
Lake Salubtia
Frank Bartlet
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Mrs. Hoover
Girl Scouts
Ryan
Vember S. Die
Mone Wee
P. A. Presser
Ric Tagad
France
Asheville, M. C
Tennessee Institution
Leitner
Wader
Middletown
Ravtall
Frederick Recret
Marn Sasetan
Jo Ie
Heninges
Queen eTland Vatex
Harrinsourg
Ag “Pop’- Heninger
State Club
Department of Public Welfare
Frederic
State Welfare Board
CPON
State Federation
MES H
Gault
William J. Brown
MES. O. R. McIntyre
Nurmi
Hood
Thomas Johnson
Meg
Logal Repair
Attan
Evers
Wirtos So Syer
Akay
Grover Shaff
Kemptown Club
Harsi Thompson
John T. Martin
Martin
Baltimore 9
Lewistown Women’s Club
Lewistown Womens Club
Alien Pitper
Jene Sree
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