City Receipts and Department Costs Released
City registers the annual financial statement showing receipts of $203,006.64 and disbursements of $202,297.92 for Frederick from June 19, 1921, to June 1, 1922. Major items include Liberty Bonds, milk ordinance printing, water rents, and police salaries with detailed department expenditures.
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Frederick
John T. White
city register
News today
Charles H. Masser
B. F. Reich
H. and F. Railway
Opera House
Liberty
Health Department
Playground Fund
Frederick County Free Library
Y.M.C. A
Federated Charities
Children’s Aid Society
Citizen's National Bank
encine
Hose
Grandstand Attractions at Frederick Fair Promising Vaudeville and Auto Polo
Frederick Fair managers announce free vaudeville acts fronting the grandstand including the Four Bailon Sisters and LeRoy and Paul alongside Parentes and the Harrisons. Auto Polo will be staged daily with American and Canadian teams on a race-track court, promising high thrills and motor insanity as drivers contest for ball goals under loose rules and dynamic wrecks.
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Bailon Sisters
LeRoy and
Paul
Parentes
Harrisons
O. C. Warehime
United States
Canada
Blondie Sterling
Irving Brady
Winnipeg
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Personal notices and returns from travels and visits
Purely personal items listing Mrs. R. E. Jarratt visiting relatives in Jarratt Virginia and others returning from trips to New York Brevard North Carolina Detroit Kenilworth New Jersey Atlantic City and Beaverdam. The page also includes a street and sewer disbursement summary and city asset and liability figures.
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R. E. Jarratt
Jarratt
Mrs. Besant
East Church street
Elizabeth Apple
Margaret Besant
Rockbrook Camp
Brevard
N.C
Margie McClow
Helen
East Third street
New York
Margaret Annan
Emmiteburg
Kenilworth
N. J
Charles Fogle
Beaverdam
Clarence Fogie
Washington, D. C
Joan H. Spear
Harvey Measel
sed
Edgar
Rothsville
Lancaster coun
Charles Wertheimer
Atantic City
M. F. Miller
West John street
Martinsburg
W. Va
B. F. Miller
Parks Avenue
Frederick
Greek Fleet Leaves Smyrna as U S Troops Land
The Greek fleet departed Smyrna harbor. Allied and American detachments were landed for foreign population protection. A move toward overthrowing King Constantine and establishing a republic is reported by Greek newspapers. Turkish nationalist vanguard is 15 miles from the city with the Allies likely to occupy Smyrna tomorrow.
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Associated Press
Constantinople
Constantine
Greece
Grecian
Smyrna
Symrna harbor
Frederick County High School Principals Elect Officers
The Frederick County High School Principals Association reelected officers led by President R. X. Day of Brunswick High and Secretary C. Bittle of Emmitsburg. They plan volleyball for girls and soccer for boys, with four western and five eastern groupings and a county championship final. R. E. Kieeny of Middletown arranged leagues. attendees included Klingaman, Remsburg, and Breckbill.
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Frederick County
Asgo-4
Academy
R. X. Day
Brunswick High School
tl C. Bittle
Emmitsburg
hig
Middletown High School
William K. Klingaman
Charles 4. Remsburg
Frederick
R. E B. Kieeny
T. C. Bittle
H. H. R. Breckbill
Rotary Convention Plans Highlight Frederick Event
District Rotary Club executives met at the New Willard Hotel in Washington with Governor George F. Lamb presiding. They discussed the 1923 conference to be held in Frederick in March 1028 and praised Frederick as a convention center. Attendees from Frederick included Guy Motter James H H Jr Lewis Derkish Warfeld Kieffer Joseph W Apple Ignatius Bjorlee Paul Payne Hayward Winebrewer and students Shanice Bittle Mary Bell others.
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Rotary Clubs
New Willard
Washington
George F. Lamb
Harrisburg
city
James H. Gambrill, Jr
Joseph H. Apple
Frederick
Guy Motter
James HH.’ G. Jr
Lewis B. Derkish
Hobert L. Warfeld
G. Kieffer
Joseph WH. Appie
Ignatius Bjorlee
Paul I. Payne
Thomas B. Hayward
Philip R.Winebrewer
Record of 1922 canning season brisk with lower sugar price
The 1922 season sees heavy canning and jar sales as households stock for winter. Sugar falls to 7 ½ cents per pound easing canning costs while cans and jars stay priced stably. Tomatoes and potatoes flood markets though canned goods demand weakens as fresh produce dominates. Frederick County peaches and asparagus show strong local demand.
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Light Vote Likely in Monday Primaries Across Parties
The primary elections set for Monday will select Republican and Democratic nominees for U S Senate and congressional seats with polls from 7 a m to 7 p m. Republicans choose between John W Garrett and Senator Joseph J France while Democrats pick David J Lewis William Cabell Bruce or William L Norris for the Senate. Democratic House nominees include Frank W Mish and Andrew J Cummings in Maryland's Sixth District to oppose Fred N Zihlman. The News arranges early returns from The Associated Press via direct wire, with statewide results also provided.
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Joseph J. France
United States Senate
David J. Lewis
William Cabell Bruce
William L Norris
Frank W. Mish
Andrew J. Cummings
Maryland
Fred N. Zihlman
France
Garrett
Frederick county
Bruce
Lewis
Tus News
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Nowa
Associated Press
Masachusetts
New York
Baltimore bureeu
Associates] Press
Jennie Lee Jailed After Repeated Arrests in Court
Jennie Lee, described as a colored woman, received a suspended sentence in circuit court after a brawl with another man. She previously frequented police court, faced multiple arrests, and the suspended sentence was recalled leading to a 90 day jail term now being served. Baseball and tennis are cited as Japan’s national sports.
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Jennie Lee
Jennie
Japan
Court restrains U. S. Marshal in D C
A temporary injunction barred U S Marshal Snyder from interfering with the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers meeting and from hindering strike activities. Justice Bailey rejected a similar injunction against U S Attorney Gordon but left open a renewal after Chicago order expires next Monday.
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Washington
United States
Snyder
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Chicago
Bailey
Supreme Court of the
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Gordon
Magistrate Dead George M. Stover of Boonsboro
Justice George M. Stover aged 64 a Boonsboro lawyer and leading citizen died at his home after a week long illness paralysis. He belonged to United Brethren church and several secret orders. Survived by widow son Reverdy J. Stover Shenandoah Pa and daughter Mrs A M Kreidler Annville Pa. Funeral Friday afternoon at his home with Rev C M Spirrow and Rev Louis Zinkhan officiating.
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George M. Stover
Boonsboro
Stover
United Brethren church
Reverdy J. Stover
Shenandoah
A. M. Kreidler
Annville, Pa
C. M. Spirrow
Louis Zinkhan
Insolvent farm couple seeks court relief on debts
William T Roberts and Rosa G Roberts filed a voluntary insolvency petition in a local court listing assets of 2500 dollars including horses cattle livestock implements and a growing corn crop and debts estimated between 5500 and 6000 dollars The petition asks Harry C Hall to be appointed preliminary trustee and notes they are tenants on a farm in New Market district Their aim is to surrender all property for creditors Also Lula Warfield pleads not guilty to carrying concealed weapons and arson in a case set for this term with jury trial likely at the same court session She was jailed for lack of bail awaiting trial
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William T. Roberts
Rosa G. Roberts
Harry D. Miler
New Market district
Harry C. Hall
Lula Warfield
Annapolis road
Grahame Johnses
Frank Sewell
New Market
Beacht Paroled by Maryland Board of Parole
The Advisory Board of Parole grants parole for Ralph J Beacht now at Maryland Penitentiary His release begins December 20 1922 His sentence would have expired September 20 1924 Board members Milton G Urner Sr A Webb Nicodemus Jr R Ames Hendrickson and Wiliam M Storm appeared before the board Beacht case noted.
Mrs Harding's Condition Stays Critical at White House
Washington reports Mrs Harding, wife of the President, is critically ill with hydronephrosis and possible need for surgery. Doctors note her night was fairly good and complications yesterday are less threatening. President Harding remains at her bedside as specialists seek exact cause and treatment plan.
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Associated Press
Washington
Harding
thees
White House
Brig
Sawyer
General Upward Trend Features Brief Market
Stocks showed a broad rise with many issues reaching year highs as investors bought eagerly. Volume totaled about 350000 shares, and railroad stocks gained alongside the general market in a buoyant session amid improving conditions.
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Associated Prem
New York
Wall street
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