Italians Threatened by Internal Dissension in 1925 City Politics
In Hagerstown Maryland long reads on the coming spring municipal election show Democrats aiming to retain control of the City Council. Kiracofe and Schueler named as candidates. ward by ward there is discussion of incumbents to be re-elected, with Republican leaders seeking suitable replacements. Mayor Bowman Tevla expresses optimism for a Democratic return, citing public satisfaction with city affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Italy
Id City
Ayer Bochum
Idi
Volera
Bia
Ian
William Chaney
Himauil
Chaney
Cuinnilman
Kiracote
Republicana
Tarry Sehnder
Limecff
Storm warnings issued for Wasitlington area coast
The United States Weather Bureau ordered warnings from Black Island to Boston and north of Boston. Deturbances off the southern New England coast were noted. Strong northeast winds were forecast, shifting to north.
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Wasitlington
United States Weather Bureau
Black Island
Boston
New England
Old-Time Parade Inauguration Day
Washington on March 4 will stage an old fashioned inaugural parade with delegations from all states. William T. Galliher, a local banker, was appointed chairman of the inaugural committee by President Coollago. Callidors appointment covers arrangements beyond the official ceremonies at the capital.
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Washington
William T. Galliher
Callidor
Coollago
Sledding Streets Open in City to Prevent Accidents
City designates coasting streets to protect youths while easing access on major hills. Chief Rayhyr announces opened routes including South Prospect from Baltimore to South, Howard east tract Suwmt, Canon Avenue north from Washington, East Avenue east from Potomac, North Prospect both ways to Church, and several others. restrictions place high traffic and rail crossings off limits.
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Nico Rayhyr
Ely
Baltimore
Howard East
Sorsure
Tabedy Wekwaya
Frabkin
Canon Avenue
Washington
Bolthmore
Hager
East Avenue
Potomac
Crass Locust
Potamar
Jonathan
Crasa Church
George
Tha
Maryland
Franklin
High Lingatore Avenue
Freemont Street
Conor
Mali Avenue
Reynolds Avenue
Caron Avenue
Feed The Birds State Warden Appeals In Maryland
State warden appeals to Maryland residents to feed birds during snow. The message urges simple grain offerings to help wildlife when ground is covered and natural food is scarce.
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Gama Warden
Leoler
Comptia
Maryland
Tanid
Foreign investments of U S yield billion in 1925
Washington reports experts predict that American foreign investments will return over a billion dollars in 1925. About 15 billion of American capital is abroad, with private investments providing roughly 6 percent direct returns and additional indirect yields. Officials see dividends higher than direct yields, and aim to lessen foreign dependence by expanding U S production of raw materials like rubber and steel.
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U.S
Washington
America
Foraigh
Atrenqury
Britain
Finland
Lithuania
Poland
Hungary
Thia
Ulrect
Yfeld
Offotald
Tubber
Stza
Vebromd
Italy in turmoil as fascists press for control
Incoming premier Antony Mussolini is urged to intervene as fascist factions gain momentum in Rome. Riots erupt with attacks on officials and press targets, including the Masonic Judge and Messagero Tocano printing plant. Chambers of Deputies debate internal strife tied to racism and republican elements.
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Piba
Italy
Messagero
Mol
Apartment Sold Here In Broadway District
Dr. D A Watkina sold the Broadway Apartments in Broadway Hagerstown to William H Clevar 1 Jr Frederick A Shank and Mary G Shank the consideration around 46000. The property contains eight apartments. Mr Clevar is from Wayne neighbor. Nesbit J Cox buys property on Duet Washington street from J Morrin Gulder on private terms.
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D. A. Watkina
Broadway
Hagerstown
William H. Clevar
Frederick A. Shank
Mary G. Shank
Mr. Clegar
Wayneaboro
Nesbit J. Cox
J. Morrin Gulder
Washington Street
Fires claim nine lives in North Montreal
In North Montreal two fires killed nine people, eight of them children, as families slept. Firemen found the Ledlos, and could not determine if the children were suffocated or died while escaping. A boy and two girls perished in one blaze, a woman and four children in another. Three persons were hospitalized for burns and injuries, with several narrowly escaping death.
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Montreal
Quy
Nino Bareopa
Fifteen Hurt In Car Crash In Syracuse District
Fifteen people were reported injured when a Solvay car allegedly ran wild and toppled at Qftard and Magnolia streets in Syracuse today. Police issued a general ambulance call as responders rushed to the scene.
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Ayracuse
Syracuse Hound
Qftard
Magnolia Street
Committee Surplus From Community Christmas Fund
The committee in charge of the Community Christmas tree in Williamsport reports 3110.14 collected and 103.27 disbursed with a remaining balance of 6.87. Funds supported tree lighting and gifts for children on Christmas Day and will be held as an nest egg for next year. A town meeting may form a permanent organization to make the event yearly.
New Pastor D. W. Murray Takes Charge at Calvary Baptist
Rev D M Murray of Fitzgerald Georgia newly elected pastor of Calvary Baptist Church will assume duties tomorrow leading both morning and evening services. Murray, a dynamic young minister, has served at Keurnoyavilla and Summit Point West Virginia for over a year. He is a University of Virginia graduate with other honors.
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D. MW. Murray
Fitzgerald,Ga
Calvary Baptist Church
Muray
Murray
aMipita
Keurnoyavilla
Summit Point
W. Va
University of Virginia
Snowbound Roads Open As Dilezard Clears
Washington county crews worked through yesterday as a light snowstorm descended. Roads and rail services were reported open by nightfall and public transport resumed. Dry snow reduced damage to lines though minor outages occurred. plows operated with government help to clear remaining drifts.
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Washington
Veterans receive wartime bonus amid delays prompt filing drive
Ex veterans line up as the government disperses soldier bonuses amid ongoing delays. Several hundred still await eligibility confirmation after failed filings, with many asking help from Sgt Chop at the local recruiting station to file or refile. An enhanced team will survey veterans at armory stations to ensure applications are submitted.
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Sargeant Chop
Sargeant
Army
Harper's Ferry Bridge Closure Planned For Three Weeks
The Harper's Ferry and Potomac Bridge Company announced a closure of the Potomac River bridge at Harper's Ferry starting Monday at 7 am. The span was washed out during flooding and will be replaced, with the bridge expected to reopen in approximately three weeks. Traffic from the lower Valley of Virginia will detour via Shepherdstown into Maryland.
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Harpers Ferry and Potomac Bridge Company
Potomac River
Harpers Ferry
West Virginia
Maryland
Defendant Wins His Case In Heating Fixtures Suit
In a morning session before Judge Mo Wagaman, Joseph Neamar trading as Maryland Pipe Supply Co. sued for payment on heating fixtures for Guy Lindsy’s home. Neamar claimed delivery and nonpayment. Carbaugh was to install the heating system and failed to fulfill the agreement. The jury returned a verdict for the defendant. A separate verdict awarded $481.93 to J. H. Guliter in a case against E. J. Oswald and Paul Oswald.
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Guy Lindshy
Mo. Wagaman
Joseph Neamar
Maryland Pipe Supply Company
Carbaugh
Lindsay
J. HM. Guliter
E. J. Oswald
Paul Oswald
Two Children Die In Fire At Solark Home In Inbh Corners
Jan. 3. Naymond four and Berotco seven, children of Joseph Solark, burned to death in a fire at the Solark home at Inbh's Corners. Joseph Jr six, burned in the blaze, neighbors said. Fire officials cautioned, early Saturday.
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Toledg
Ole
Naymond
Berotco
Joseph Solark
Joseph
Wag Xerlowsis
Solark
Inbh
Passengers of Burning Liner Return Home
Lewes Del Jan 287 passengers from the burning Clyde liner Mohawk arrived home or head south. About 32 returned to New York and northern cities, others to Jacksonville and Wilmington aboard a special Clyde train. Mohawk lies in 40 feet of Delaware Bay, officials deeming it a total loss. Captain John Staples led efforts to extinguish the fire.
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Lewes
Del
Jan
Hera
Clyde Line
Delaware Bay
John M. Staples
Clyde
Assures wage rise as postal rate bill passes
President Coolidge approved the joint postal rate bill amid protests from a newspaper publisher. The measure lowers some rates and increases salaries for postal workers by 65.8 million dollars, though administration leaders had sought higher boosts and provisions to raise revenue.
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Washington
Goolidge
Joint Postal Committee of Congress
Moses
New Llampahire
New
White House
Germany-Ebert faces cabinet crisis as coalition talks stall
Berlin January 83 Germany's new legislative body prepares to convene without a cabinet as Chancellor Marx reports he cannot form one. He cites centrist insistence on a coalition including the serial Democrats while the German People’s Party refuses to consider any plan.
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Berlin
Germany
Mare
Marx
Ebert
Democrats
Corman Peoples’ Party
One Arrest Made For 1924 License In Hagerstown
A motorist was arrested on New Year’s Day for driving with an old 1924 license in Hagerstown. The article notes Maryland extended license extensions previously, but no notice of such extensions was received by the polls department for the current year.
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Hagerstown
Maryland
Firemen Die in Philadelphia Blaze at Auto Stores
Walter Connston, 29, a fireman, was killed as a major blaze destroyed the Queen Auto Supply Company and the United States Tire Company store in North Philadelphia. The fire caused an estimated $660,000 in losses and the origin remains unknown. Connston succumbed to smoke after efforts to extinguish the flames.
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Philadelphia
Walter Conntson
Queen Auto Suppy Company
United States Tire Company
Oro
Queen Company
Tira Compants
Cennison
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Interacote
Rome
Jon
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Chambor
Muscalin
Williamsport Community ‘Tree Fund
D. E. Murray
Mally
Harper's Ferry Bridge
Florida
W. A. Kaylor
Enogue
Sharny Jinffey
Trate
Kaylor
Justica J. Scalt Bower
Norfolk, and Western
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Kathryn Alsip
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