Market Street Asphalt Plans Planned Early April
The city advances progress on Market street as asphalt paving is targeted for early April. New water mains on South Market street, curb work on North Market street and ongoing re paving under state supervision aim to finish curb and street improvements by December with weather permitting.
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Market Street
South Market Street
All Saints’ Street
North Market Street
Third Street
Church
Church Street
State Roads Commission
Board of County Commissioners Tour Emmitsburg Roads
The Board of County Commissioners left early to Emmitsburg for a tour of county roads in need of repairs. Complaints about road conditions in the district prompted the visit to personally inspect the routes, with bridge approaches noted among the repairs. Decisions on timing depend on the commissioners findings.
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Board of County Commissioners
Emmitsburg
Nineteen Hurt In Wreck On Canadian Route Express
Nineteen persons injured four seriously as eight coaches derailed from a Canadian Pacific Vancouver Toronto express near Savanne Ontario. Injured were in the colonist cars according to advices reaching the Lead Office of the road.
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Associated Press
Montreal
Canadian Pacific-Vancouver
Toronto Express
Savanne
Elihu Root Noted Statesman Highlights in Latest Photo
The former Secretary of State Elihu Root is widely recognized worldwide. This report presents his latest photograph and notes his enduring prominence.
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Elihu Root
Mayor Urges Flag Display For Navy Day Citywide
The mayor proclaims Navy Day observance urging residents to display the American flag and decorations. The day marks Theodore Roosevelt’s birth and honors the Navy League’s nationwide event to promote naval efficiency and peaceful strength, with President Coolidge and Edwin Denby underscoring the navy’s vital role.
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Lloyd ©. Guller
Theodore Roosevelt
U. S. Navy
Navy League
Edwin Denby
Navy
President Coolidge
Roosevelt
Hugo Stinnes Jr Arrives in U S for US tour
Hugo Stinnes Jr., 26, son of the German magnate, arrived with his wife aboard the Resolute for a visit to the United States. He refused to discuss his father’s plans or politics, saying he came to tour the country and renew business ties from coast to coast and to gain personal impressions of American life and commerce.
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Associated Press
New York
Hugo Stinnes, Jr
United States
Hugo
Y.r
Pacific Coast
Lloyd George Honors Washington With Memorial Visits
In Washington on October 26 David Lloyd George completed his official welcome and began paying homage to American heroes. He toured Arlington National Cemetery to lay a wreath at the Unknown Soldier tomb then visited Mt. Vernon to honor George Washington. The route also included the Washington Monument and the Lincoln Memorial.
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Associated Press
Washington
David Lloyd George
America
Arlington National Cemetery
Mt. Vernon
Washington Monument
Lincoln Memorial
Girl at Loat's Orphan Asylum Crisp Falls, Breaks Arm
Mary Treffner, 11, fell down a flight of stairs at Loat's Orphan Asylum on East Chirrey Street this morning and broke her right arm in two places the wrist and elbow. She is resting comfortably and described as one of the nicest girls in the home.
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Mary Treffner
Loat's Orphan Asylum
East Churey Street
Charles Steinmetz Dies in Schenectady at 58
Charles Proteus Steinmetz, famed electrical wizard and chief consulting engineer of General Electric, died at his Schenectady home after a sudden physical breakdown following a Pacific coast trip. Born in Breslau on April 9 1865, he rose from penniless immigrant to one of the world’s leading electrical engineers and mathematicians.
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Associated Press
Schenectady
N. Y
Charles Proteus Steinmetz
Pacific Coast
Charles P. Steinmetz A. M
General Electric Works
New York
Steinmetz
Breslau
Germany
Zurich
America
Rudolph Eickemeyer
Yonkers
N. C
Stephen D. Field
General Electric Company
Eickemeyer Company
Otis Company
Lynn, Mass
Board of Education
Miss Kathryn White Marries Frederick P Ways Jr in Poolesville
Miss Kathryn B White daughter of Mr and Mrs Harvey J White of Poolesville Montgomery county wed Frederick P Ways Jr formerly of Barnesville Montgomery county now of Philadelphia in St Peter s Protestant Episcopal church Poolesville The ceremony was conducted by Rev Berkley Gribb with Miss Mester Allbutt maid of honor and a full bridal party including Misses Emily Meares Leila Darby and Mary Alice Allnutt The ushers included Townley Hays and Dr Byron White among others Attendees from Frederick included Mr and Mrs Roy Warfield and several named locals.
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Kathryn B. White
Harvey J. White
Poolesville
Montgomery County
Frederick P. Ways, Jr
Philadelphia
Barnesville
St. Peter’s Protestant Episcopal Church
Berkley Gribb
Mester Allbutt
Washington
Emily Meares
Baltimore
Leila Lee Darby
Buck Lodge
Mary Alice Allnutt
Gladys Williams
Sarah White
Elijah White
Thinbar Darby
Townley Hays
Byron White
Pittsburgh
Shirley Hays
Leonard Hays
Wilson Poole
Frederick
Roy Warfield
Misa Anne Schley
Cornelia McSherry
Frank Dertzbaugh
Frank Heck
Kellogg Named U S Envoy to London
Franklin B Kellogg former Minnesota senator has been chosen as American Ambassador to London succeeding George Harvey. A longtime Harding ally and White House guest he is a lawyer by profession and hails from Potsdam New York.
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Frank B. Kellogg
U.S
London
Kellogg
United States
Minnesota
Lon
George Harvey
President Harding
Washington
White House
Harding
Potsdam
Library Day reception boosts library canvass and new reading room
Patrons receive invitations to a Saturday reception from 3 to 9 PM in honor of Library Day and the opening of a new reading room given by the School Board. The event supports the annual library fund drive with director presence, light refreshments, and broader public support. The annual canvass, chaired by Mrs. Eleanor Tull, continues next week for those unable to contribute in person. Maryland issues next year license tags feature navy blue backgrounds with orange numerals and letters. 250,000 tags ordered with 35,000 for DC distribution.
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Frea
Eleanor Tull
Maryland
Maryland Penitentiary
Commissioner of Motor Vehicles
Austin Baughman
District of Columbia
Funeral arrangements for two crash victims in Middletown
Mr and Mrs Everett Matheny of Sparrows Point Baltimore were killed when their seven passenger touring car overturned at a bridge near Middletown. Five children aged two to nine will go to their grandparents in Virginia while Mrs Bayne and her six year old son, injured, await word on arrangements in Hagerstown. The bodies are expected to be held in C T K Gladhill undertakers parlor until Saturday morning.
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Everett Matheny
Sparrows Point
Baltimore
Middle Creek
State Road
Middletown
Bayne
Hagerstown
Mutheny
Virginia
C T. KK. Gladhill
G. H. Dudley
State wide tests in Maryland elementary schools
Maryland elementary students take a state wide series of tests in subjects like geography and spelling to measure progress while schools are on holiday for grading. State Normal School students substitute as needed. A spring test is planned.
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Maryland
Frederick County
State Normal School
Helfenstein
Mia
Ernest Helfinstein
Frederick
Anna ‘Trail Helfenstein
Floyd T. Humphries
Romilly F. Humphries
Misa Metfenstein
Ilsa Maury Grace Helfenstein
Ernest Tefenfem
Fdvant T Wefenstein
Humphries
Ambulance
Tarvard
France
Deerfield Academy
Massachusetts
Frederick Not Included in Shenandoah Itinerary
A Navy telegram to Lieutenant Calvin states the Shenandoah dirigible will not include Frederick in its flight itinerary. The message notes the published route reaches Richmond by dark and that Frederick cannot be added to the schedule.
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Frederick
Shenandoah
Calvin
Secretary of the Navy
Secretary OF Navy
France Accepts Reparations Plan But On Condition
The Rhineland situation gains from France recognizing separatist control and protecting order in occupied cities. In Washington the note follows Hughes Curzon exchanges as France, Britain, and Italy move toward an expert reparations conference chaired by the Reparations Commission.
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France
British Accept Principle of 12 Mile Search for Liquor
The British government, responding to U S proposals, agrees in principle to allow searches for contraband liquor within twelve miles of the American coast. An expert Imperial Conference committee led by Foreign Secretary Curzon drafted plans to meet core U S demands and will be submitted for full conference approval next week. Washington officials see the move as hopeful though not final. An unrelated note mentions the Egyptian origin of the ring in marriage ceremonies and its symbolic endowment of a wife’s authority.
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Associated Rites
Washington
Germany
Paris
Hughes
Lord Curzon
Poincare
France
State Department
United States
London
Belgium
Italy
Inter
Allied
America
Associated Press
Curzon
British Foreign Office
Foreign Office
Heavy Rubber Selling Triggers Reactions in Market
New York stock prices turned reactionary before noon as heavy liquidation hit rubber issues and Famous Players dropping 10 points to 5514. Industrial leaders initially gained on support, then the market sagged with 20 leading stocks at a new yearly low. Call money opened at 414 percent.
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Associated Prose
New York
Famous Players
Call
Parker to Tell What He Knows About Klan
Governor Parker of Louisiana rents the Athenaeum in New Orleans for Monday night to address the public on the Ku Klux Klan. The speech, reported by the Daily State, will cover Klan activity in Louisiana and its impact on the ongoing state campaign.
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Parker
Associated Press
New Orleans
Louisiana
Athenaeum
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Oregon
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