Market Street Construction Blocks Traffic Between Patrick and Church
Street work teams dig water and gas mains on both sides of Market Street from Patrick to South Market. Curbing repairs, corduroy road, and sewer work uncover old relics as crews progress from Fifth Street toward Church Street, expecting completion by week end.
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Market Street
Patrick
Church Streets
Market
Patrick Streets
South Market Street
South Street
Commercial State Bank
Bank
Frederick
Emory c. Crum
Fifth Street
Church Street
Waynesboro Bank Official Sentenced for Embezzlement
Charles H. Coover former secretary treasurer of Waynesboro Trust Company, jailed after pleading guilty to embezzling about 158000 dollars. He received 3 to 6 years in Eastern Penitentiary and a 50 dollar fine plus court costs. He will be moved to Philadelphia to begin the sentence.
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Charles H. Coover
Waynesboro Trust Company
Gillan
Franklin County
Chambersburg
Eastern
Myer
Philadelphia
Hoke
Gehr
Coover
Waynesborn
Strong Arm Of The Law Brings Peace To Knoxville
Judge Worthington notes lawless conditions in Knoxville as George Leopold 20 is sentenced to three years in the Maryland Penitentiary for robbery. Raymond Hackley’s case had sentence suspended after guilty plea. Banks is sentenced to two years for larceny with other charges suspended. Page Webber may seek a new trial after verdict for garage robbery in Jefferson.
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Knoxville
Glenn H. Worthington
Robert B. Peter
George Leopold
Maryland
Leopold
Raymond Hackley
G. W. Moore
Hackley
Daniel Monday
Worthington
H. Casey Etchison
Page Webber
Real Knoxville
Charles D. Coran
Jefferson
Webber
Lewis, Harp and
Wood
Frederick First Aid Team Demonstrates Expert Care
Frederick witnesses Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co of Maryland team in a Tuesday evening first aid demonstration at the City Opera House. Captain Gosnell and four teammates show swift bandaging, artificial respiration, improvised stretchers, and electric shock relief for a mock injury as doctors review the performance. The 60-team state field honors follow, with plans to perform before President Coolidge at Continental Hall in Washington.
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Frederick
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Maryland
City Opera House
W. 3. Gosnell
Wm. D. Garrett
James H. Bowers
Samuel F. Gardner
George H. Norris
Walter F. Zeigler
Zeigler
H. Conley
B. O. Thomas
Gosnell
Conley
Washington
National Council of the American Red Cross
Coolidge
Iocal
Boy Scouts Jr
County 10 Pay for Damage to Fire Apparatus
Firemen and city authorities pled, before the County Board, that the county will reimburse the city for damages to fire apparatus responding to county alarms. Mayor Culler and aldermen urged County Commissioners to cover costs, with assurances from President Oland that losses would be fully sustained.
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David Oland
Board of County Commissioners
Lloyd C. Culler
L. B. Mullinix
G. William Shipley
John S. Rent
Ezra Hoffman
Thomas A. Chapline
F. B. Sappington
W. &. Filler
Culler
Mullinix
Chapline
Independent Hose Company
Lannington
Jer
United Fire Company
Shipley
Renn
Oland
Weather of Week Aids Late Crops in Maryland
The weather for the week ending September 25 favored late potatoes, late truck crops, and pastures, though Friday and Saturday rains slowed outdoor work. Early corn cutting advanced, late corn ripened slowly, Western Maryland potatoes matured, while eastern areas still bloom. Frosts in the Alleghenies damaged some vegetation. oat threshing remains unfinished and last week sown wheat has emerged.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Maryland
Blue Ridge Mountains
Allegany Mountain
Proclamation Abandons Passive Resistance in Ruhr
The Associated Press in Berlin reports President Ebert and Chancellor Stresemann announcing a formal proclamation ending the Ruhr battle. They warn continued passive resistance would push Germany toward economic collapse and threaten the German people.
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Associated Prensa
Berlin
Ebert
Stresemann
Ruhr
Giermany
Rubber Market Steady Despite Active Selling
New York September 26 Active selling of rubber shares failed to unsettle the general stock market. Short interests covered freely during part of the forenoon. Heaviness appeared in spots while a number of leading shares moved fractionally above yesterday's final. Call money opened at 5.14 percent and closing was firm with about 500000 shares traded.
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Associated Press
New York
Builders' Bible Class Holds Annual Election
The Builders' Bible Class of Grace Reformed Church held its annual meeting in Sunday school rooms on Tuesday evening. Reports showed gains, with 125 members. officers elected were R. S. Hargett president C. C. Thwinwas vice president C. Frank Smith secretary Roland F. Long assistant secretary Oscar Xnauver treasurer and H. H. Abbott teacher. Refreshments followed. Rally Day and a goal of 100 percent attendance were announced.
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Grace Reformed Church
8. C. Hoover
H. H. Abbott
R. S. Hargett
C. C. Thwinwas
C. Frank Smith
Roland F. Long
Oscar Xnofauver
Defense Closes In Ward Case Without Witnesses
In White Plains New York Walter Ward stands trial for murder of Clarence Peters of Haverhill Massachusetts as defense ends case without calling witnesses. Isaac Mills argues for acquittal and indictment dismissal while Justice Wagner denies motions.
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Associated Proms
White Plains
N. Y
Walter 83. Ward
Clarence Peters
Haverhill
Mass
Isaac N. Mills
Justice Wagner
Millathan
Jefee
Ward
New Waterwheel Tests to Define Power Range
Experiments in Mountain Lake Park will test the new waterwheel by D. G. White Braddock Heights to determine power output for various wheel sizes and water flow. The device, praised by the Bureau of Standards and hydraulic experts, aims to revolutionize waterwheels and will enter initial production via contracting before a dedicated plant opens.
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Mountain Lake Park
D. G. White
Braddock Heights
White Waterwheel Company
Wood
Embling Brass Company
Waynesboro
William H. Solt
Bureau of Standards
Washington
White
White Company
Mr. White
Scientific American
J. G. White
John Grove
Bruce G. White
Bruce G. Legore
United States
Washington State
Association May Enter Suits for Milk Contracts
Maryland Virginia Milk Producers Association farmers pledged 38 000 dollars at a Tuesday meeting in the county to fund the Washington distributing plant purchase. The drive targets 250 000 dollars with notes as collateral and aims for a plant manager and double shift to boost output.
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Maryland-Virginia Milk Producers Association
Court House
Washington
Maryland- Virginia Milk Producers’ Association
Frederick
Frederick County
Association
Maryland-Virginia Milk Producers’ Association
Rockville
B and C Board Declares Dividends on Common and Preferred
New York Sept 26 directors of the B and C railroad resumed payments on common stock declaring a quarterly dividend of 1 1/4 percent. A quarterly dividend of 1 percent on preferred stock was also declared.
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Associated Press
New York
B. and 3
Railroad Today
Hotel Clerk Found Dead at Hotel Hamilton Hagerstown
Mr. Clark long time chief clerk at Hotel Hamilton in Hagerstown was found dead in his room this morning. He was a well known figure among Fredericktown visitors and had worked in hotel service for many years, arriving in Hagerstown in 1916.
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Clark
Oklahoma Capitol Militants End Rebel Legislators Standoff
Oklahoma City September 26 military units seized the state capitol to block an attempted extra session by rebel lawmakers seeking Governor Walton's impeachment. Col W S Key ordered dispersal with no violence as about 200 spectators watched. The capitol was under guard with warnings against weapons and restricted access.
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Associated Pres
Oklahoma City
Okla
Oklahoma
Col. Key
Charles Ss. Brice
Hansa
Rotunda
State House
State Capitol
House
Capitol Building
W. D McBee
McBee
Capitol
John T. Graham
Try
Hhe
Federal
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Charles H. Goover
Saya Court
Kiwania Club
Delaware
District of Columbia
Virginia
Emerson Hotel
William R Fallon
Markwood TD. Slarp
Clifford 8. Smith
Albina M. Allen
Miss Allen
Carlton Banks
Amiazes
Opera House
Allegany County
Builders’ Bible Class
William J. Fields
Olive Hill
Democratic State Central and Executive Committees
Kentucky
Campbell Cantril
Peters
U. S
State Capitol Building
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