Frederick home project gains approval from building panel
Fourteen members of the Building Panel of the Maryland State and Fallows Home, with architect Mr Sperry, inspected the Frederick Park home yesterday. The commission endorsed the builder, the plan for a separating plant and laundry, and the entire Bhuire project will be handed to the Lodge. Committees on ruralities and furnishing details were approved. Martins of Maperstown to meet later.
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Memnhera
Maryland
Ph £. Sperry
Yla 4
Fred Prk
Mr. Sperry
Aidera
John. Itz
Bhuire
Commie Aun
Uartiman
Maperstown
Keyser Triumphs Over Palace In Tight Battle
Keyser Collegians defeated Palace by 85 to 4? in a hard fought game. Gibson led with several points while fouls balanced opportunities for both sides.
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Amy
Keyser
Unprecedented Demo at Diet as Suffrage Movement Protests
Police surround the Diet building with 700 officers amid a planned rally by suffrage supporters in Tokyo. Demonstrators gathered in a park overlooking the session, creating tense scenes as officials move to maintain order during the Universal Male Suffrage retroduction event.
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Tokio
Wek
Universil Mate Ood
Diet
Bis Pmovehie
Veterans Bureau man here Monday in Hagerstown
A representative of the United States Veterans Bureau, A M M Greene, will be in Hagerstown on Monday February 28 and March 2. He will advise claimants on compensation and vocational training at the Red Cross headquarters on East Washington Street. Include details about veterans affairs and how to contact for assistance.
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A. MM. Greene
United States Veteran's
Hagerstown
Fumes Force Rescuers as Mine Disaster Unfolds
Rescue crews of ten battle thick dust and gas after an explosion in the mine near Sullivan. Fire and ventilation repairs delayed efforts while electric sparks are blamed for igniting gas. Many workers were trapped, with families gathering at the shaft as rescue operations continue into daybreak.
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India East
Sullivan
Seiven
Thomas
Wreating
Hrave Laneery
John Lawrey
TG Bee
Ars
Lowery
Potomac Club Holds Large Meeting on Growth Plans
A large Potomac Club gathering at the Odd Fellows Temple discussed membership growth and methods to expand the club. The committee on membership reported progress and plans to secure more members, noting steady growth and strong interest.
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Thorn
Potomac Club
Odd Fellows’ Temple
Central Corn Show at Bank Biggest Held
The First National Bank hosts what is described as the largest corn show in the county and state. Nearly 600 displays from eight units draw hundreds of residents. Clearspring district leads with 114 exhibits and a $25 prize. A Freak growth of six ears is shown by Williamsport-Downsville district. Farm boy or girl may win by guessing the ear count. judges include M. B. Ollenberg from the University of Maryland.
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First National Bank
Clearspring
C. H. Schamal
St. James
Water
Williamsport-Downsville
M. B Ollenberg
University of Maryland
Unclear OCR Summary of Six Day Schedule Update
The readable fragments describe a six day schedule with changes to a golf or boating event, noting weeks and dates. Mentions of months and production aspects imply planning adjustments and potential postponement. Names, places, or organizations are not clearly identifiable in the fragment.
Deaths in Washington County Hospital Funeral Monday
Harold Reatey and several relatives are named in a garbled death notice from Washington County Hospital. The deceased is survived by two brothers Albert and Harry and a sister Mary at home. Funeral services are set for Monday at 1 40 PM from Andrew K Coffin retaining rooms with Rev Gol Killer officiating at Burlain Hose FYI Crematory.
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Axml
Kon
Fant Mn
Sfetina Waley
Hixler'y
Elbod
Washington County
Albert
Harry
Mary
Andrew K. Coffin
Gol
Burlain Hose
Patriotic Service At St John National Church Tomorrow Night
Bright city events list a patriotic service at St John National Church featuring a Cross and the Flag procession and a Washington address. Musical preludes include violin, organ, and selections by Massenet and Wirnnawe. soloist Miss Jaura Canes to sing How Beautiful Upon the Mountains.
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National Sons
George Washington
St. John's Nasconal Church
Authent
Baldwin
Hubert Horn
Milton Lyon
Wnd
Roy A. McMichael
Massenet
Romancu
Wirniawe
Jaura Canes
Grand Jury criticizes lax enforcement of liquor laws countywide
The Grand Jury urges closer cooperation with Federal officers in enforcing liquor and Prohibition laws, noting 142 indictments so far. It cites officer handicaps, lack of state enforcement, and calls for stronger local penalties, street official support, and a push for a constitutional enforcement law. It also references the disappearance case of Willan Moore and donations to local causes.
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Federal Prohibition Oficara
Willan Moore
Sandy Hook
Grand Jury
Nur Fury
Thomas Trall
Bnllitt
Wawa
Maryland
Washington County
Amnapalla
Hagerstown
Ely
Sid Hues
Whallington County
United States
Wenhalle
Weekly Stock Market Review Analysis for New York week
Weekly stock market review by W. 5. Cousins in New York notes reactionary tendencies across main markets including stocks bonds grain cotton and exchange. Bears overdid losses but toward weekend gains emerged with dividends rising and call money easing to three percent.
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W. 5
Cousins
New York
Io_gil
Aince
Wall Street
Bears
Mke Ballwin
American Woolun
Baltwin
En Tayen
Ita
Treek Island
Ui Southern Pacific
Ritchie to probe pen escape in Maryland inquiry
Governor Hickie will personally investigate conditions at the Maryland Penitentiary and the escape of Richard Rees Whittemore, a Maranth prisoner who overpowered guard Holtzman with an iron bar and fled the yard. Whittemore, captured in Philadelphia last month, was sentenced to 46 years for holdups. a search continues as authorities seek him. Prices at the city market list butter 50c lb, apples 10c-? per lb, and assorted produce with varying per unit costs.
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Baltimore
Hickie
Maryland
Richard Reees
Whittemore
Claude BR
Whitmore
Prion Yard
Wie Hospital
Holtzman
Jim
Handy
Whitemore
Madison
Grain prices drift lower on Chicago board for February
Chicago grain opened weak with wheat and corn futures tumbling at least a fraction. Local quotations from Dingerstown show lingering price confusion as readers wait for clearer market directions. A restaurant ad notes a fried spring chicken special at Geck's on February 22 for 50 cents.
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Chicago
Geck's
Maryland Gasoline Use Showed Large Increase in 1924
A State Roads Commission report indicates Maryland converted about 6.92 million gallons of gasoline into motor power and other uses in 1924, up by roughly 12.6 million gallons from 1933. The 1924 figure implies about 14.78 million dollars spent on gasoline at an average price of 17 cents per gallon.
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Maryland
State Roads Commission
Cantanailon
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