Officials Mull Purchase of Aerial Fire Ladder Truck
A city committee led by May or Lloyd Culler and including aldermen and fire company presidents plans to meet next week to discuss buying a new aerial fire ladder truck. The Board will report at the October 20 meeting. Also debated were widening Bentz street by acquiring property at West Fourth and Dill avenues and protests against street openings on other parcels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd C. Culler
Shipley
Butcher
Munshower
Thomas A. Chapline
A. Kemp Keefer
Robert A. Bennett
Dudley Page
Board of
Aldermen
Tha ‘Board
Dill Avenue Improvement Association
Fenton Harris
Zentz
West Fourth and
Dill Avenue
Bentz Street
Fourth
Fifth Streets
Harris
Thomas Darkis
Daniel Huffer
Sharley Masse
Harrie
Masser
al- Wermen
Charles H. Beene
Fair Grounds
Charles Null
Magnolia Avenue
Seventh Street
Water Committee
George B. Kehne
Park Avenue
East Carrell Street
East Patrick Street
Herspergser
Larceny Charges Lead to Suspended Sentences
Charles Coter pleaded guilty on ten larceny counts and Judge Worthington imposed six month sentences in the House of Correction for each count, but suspended all. Mazie Jenkins was found guilty of stealing a watch and likewise had her sentence suspended to allow testimony from defense witnesses. Court adjourned with more criminal cases pending, some to be tried before a jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Coter
Jadze Worthiington
House of Correction
Mazie Jenkins
Guilor
Praise For Huggins and The 1926 Yankees Rise
A tribute to Miller Huggins for guiding the New York Yankees from seventh to pennant in one season. The piece notes his quiet leadership over a young infield and two green first-year players, amid praise for the club and questions about critics’ past neglect. It closes with a brief naturalist notice and a request for Nature Magazine questions.
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Huggins
New York Yankees
Yankees
Nee
Pirates
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Cardinals
New York
Miller Huggins
Lou Gehrig
Mike Gazella
Joe Dugin
Yank
The Kingfisher and Our Waterways
In a nature column by Arthur XII Pack, the author extols the kingfisher as ruler of streams and lakes, recounting how humans have long fished alongside birds and other creatures, and questions modern attitudes toward wildlife and fair sharing of aquatic bounty. The piece reflects on late spring or early summer observations and the evolving value placed on nature in civilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur XII
American Nature Association
Ceciors
Implicit Faith in Twins Among Savage Tribes
The article describes how certain southern African tribes revere twins as heavenly children with elemental power. During drought they pour water on the mother of twins in a hole to invoke rain, and during storms a child mediator pleads with heaven to calm thunder and lightning. Afterward the child is thanked for aiding the weather. Men extract pearls from oysters while girls obtain them from men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern
Africa
Yellow Hawaiian bird in crossword puzzle clue
Crossword puzzle prompt lists a vertical clue Yellow Hawaiian bird and a long horizontal set of clues including To knock lightly To enamel To steal Civilization and others. The puzzle shows fragmented entries, inconsistent spellings, and unreadable strings from OCR.
Man Convicted of Thanksgiving Day Slaying in Crisfield
In Salisbury Maryland a jury found Ernest McCready of Crisfield guilty of first degree murder for the Thanksgiving slaying of Joan Sterling. The verdict carries life imprisonment. McCready, about 45, faces a life term in the state penitentiary while a prior suspect Nathan Allen remains imprisoned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sallabury
Ernest ‘I. McCready
Crisfield
Joan
Sterling
Somerset County
Useer
Life
Storyhind
McCready
Stntepeed
Natus ‘T Nather
Atlas William
Thomaz
Wilaim Smith
Tinrmites Build Bird House With Scout Crew
A cheerful band of Tinrmites trek through woods and hills and decide to build a bird house. Carpenter Carpy leads as they hammer and saw in a sunlit effort, finishing before nightfall and curling up to rest in their handmade home.
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Aroasb
Delig
Ron
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Fight Filling Station
Semlingsnisee
Sterkholm
Walter Gisbing
Frederick CO
L. Pe
Srrehv
Pitty
Fyaxs
Mrs. Klefisher
Nature
Nature Magazine
Washington
Faite
Jez
Nwo
Arantes
George L. Rothenhoefer
W. Patrick St
Lewis R. Dertzbaugh
Frederick
Maryland
State of Maryland
County of Frederick
SS. I. Hammond Clary
Hammond Clary
Arthur H. Doll
James Houck
D. Michael
L. E. Nullinix
Directore
Dedary
Boy Scouts
National Bank
Frederick, Maryland
Bank of Personal Service
Ford
Frederick Motor Company
R. L. Warfield
West Patrick St
Rey
Carpy
Carp
McCleery’s Jewelry Store
North Market Street
P. O. Box
Frederick, Md
Mullinix
Bentz
the Rug Store
South Market St
Helfenstein & Urner Insurance
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