School bond plan outlines $260000 for new, expanded buildings
The board of education announced a proposed bond of about $260,000 to fund seven new buildings six additions and extensive improvements to three city schools. Major items include a $125,000 building at Clowrapring a $60,000 North Hagerstown elementary project and multiple additions and upgrades across several campuses with portable structures to be removed.
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Mt Lena
Leasing Plan Seen As Key To Oyster Stocks
A Conservation Commissioner Swopson Earle urged leasing oyster beds as the surest method to halt depletion and maintain steady annual production. He cited Maryland and other states pursuing leasing while signs point toward possible compromise on the actuation with opposition from some administration conservationists.
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All Classes Off At Charlotte Hall Md Fire
All classes were suspended at Charlotte Hall Maryland after a fire destroyed the building last night. Principal Dr James B Bentley said he expects classes to be resumed in two weeks while smoke inhalation affected Dr Deutsch. Officials estimate about 100000 will be needed to replace the burned structure. Insurance coverage is noted.
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Miners Die as Train Strikes Across Grade Crossing
At Granton Pennsylvania on May 29 two miners were killed and two injured when a train struck a machine at a grade crossing. The incident occurred as the workers were en route to their shift and train staff reported the deaths and injuries.
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Poultry Show To Return To Old Time Size And Glory
The Great Hagerstown Hall poultry show aims to regain its former stature at the coming Fair. Prominent poultrymen led by W. Delancey and supported by Fair Board members pledge a full revival, restoring prestige once seen at Crystal Palace London and New York venues.
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Dragnet for Two Suspects in Fatal Factory Shooting
Police pursue two suspects in the Wiebel Pin Factory gun battle that killed W. Leonard Shildt, 28, of Frederick, and seriously wounded Bayard Turner, 20. Investigators shift to a revenge motive as Turner, hospitalized, may recount events. Two Hagerstown men seen with Shildt near the scene are suspected but not confirmed participants.
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Sisters killed when machine skids in Paterson NJ
Two young sisters Amely Chirilleo 18 and Frances Chirilleo 23 were killed when a city ash truck skidded onto the sidewalk in Paterson New Jersey. Their sister Mary was also injured along with a bystander described as a Roman talwep. a building was damaged by the crash and a lamp fell from its bed.
Permit Issued to Arcadia Co for The Grotto Remodel
A permit was issued yesterday afternoon to the Arcadia Company to remodel four rooms in Arcade Building named The Grotto beneath Nixon Academy with an estimated cost of $1000. The incorporators are Frad G. Nxom Nudlingar A. Julian Bry Inwakt and C. Welter Baker. Other permits issued include b Th Shupp 228 Ridge avenue for a 10 by 10 structure L A Itzman Church-street for a 24 by 36 addition L W Rehobson North and Lei chat street for expansion and related items.
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Itzman
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Pastor Gives a $75,000 Gift to Gettysburg College
Rev Dr HH Weber Lutheran clergyman of York Pennsylvania announced a 76,000 dollar gift as a memorial to his deceased wife for a memorial library at Gettysburg College. Construction will begin soon. Weber long served as general secretary of the Lutheran Church Extension in the United States.
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Rights Of Senate To Bar Smith Questioned
The Senate's power to admit members was challenged before the Elections Committee by the State of Illinois and William Smith in a dispute over his oath. Illinois Attorney General Oscar G. Carlson aided Smith's case while James M. Beck argued the Senate acted illegally, stressing that Smith received no corporate funds and that Insull's private funds financed his campaign.
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Peaches to Call Alienist in Browning Trial
New York January 29 A Browning trial update shows Edward W Browning wealthy realtor facing separation from his 10 year old wife. Attorneys plan to call a psychiatrist who has observed Browning since the trial opened to testify about alleged cruelty due to deficient mentality. Prosecutors say they will counter with multiple witnesses and music letters from Peaches as part of a rebuttal. Supreme Court Justice Seeger will decide on admitting Mrs Browning s alleged past affairs into evidence.
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Death by Own Action Shocks Chicago Student
The 22 year old Frank B Forgy was found dead on the Withess Central railroad tracks in Crescent Town Chicago after a note indicated he had taken his own life. He was a graduate student at a university living at an MG hotel and told his father to be notified. A suburban motorman found the body and police judged he placed himself in the path of the train.
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Maryland Girl Wed Oil Man in Cambridge
Miss Margaret Larrimors, daughter of Mr and Mrs Dawson Lartillore, married Col James G Darden of Washington DC and Denver at the Wilas parents home. Col Darden, a prominent oil circles figure, and the ceremony linked Maryland society with national connections in an early 20th century setting.
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Weekly Weather Forecast for Northeastern Atlantic States
Rain Sunday night followed by clearing and much cooler Monday. A period of unsettled weather over the Northeastern Atlantic and Middle Atlantic states with milder conditions later. Temperatures expected below normal for most of the week with showers and cooling trends.
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Fire Destroys Home Of Delaware Lawyer In Wallingford
MEDIA Pa Jan 28 Fire largely destroyed the palatial home of J Watts Mercur prominent Delaware county lawyer at Wallingford. Valuable paintings bric a brac furniture and other objects art were burned with luggage and passports. The loss was estimated at more than 150000.
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RATS BREAK LAKE Royer Embankment Failure
Lake Royer embankment failure caused lake water to rise about three feet. Muskrats enlarged holes letting water pass, compromising the barrier. Captain W. V. Barrieh led repairs for the National Guard Camp nearby as skating was disrupted by a solid ice sheet.
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Stock Soars Again as Wheeling Railroad Rumors Spur Rally
The Wheeling and Lake Erie stock surged on the New York Stock Exchange amid a probe into recent sharp advances. Speculation swirls around unnamed buyers and possible involvement by John D. Rockefeller, with claims of large gains and questions over ownership control of the railroad line between Cleveland and Zanesville.
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Flu spreads in Belgium and localcertificates filed
Flu epidemic in Belgium grows more serious with death rate 20 percent above normal for this season. Brief notes mention certificates of incorporation for Maryland Poultry Company and Palace of Sweets, with listed capital and incorporators. A storm forces a plane down near the St Lawrence river, amid snow and high winds.
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U S Cruisers Rush to Honolulu Amid China Tension
Three American cruisers Richmond Marblehead and Cincinnati commanded by Rear Admiral J R Blakely were ordered to Honolulu to await orders amid rapid redeployments. Secretary Wilbur confirmed the move as a precaution with no Marines aboard and immediate movement expected from San Diego. The Marblehead, near Puerto Cabezas, Nicaragua, will be met by the Milwaukee. Richmond at Quantam, Tokyo. Cincinnati toward the canal zone. voyage to Honolulu estimated at about 41 days.
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One Dead In Bus Mishap In West Haven
A bus traveling from Boston to New York collided with a truck on the Boston Post Road in West Haven. One person was killed and 12 others injured, with two seriously hurt. The partially identified body is believed to be Joseph Cunniffe, 56, of East Boston, Massachusetts. The bus carried between 20 and 26 passengers.
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Kellog Sees Hopeful Sign From Orient
Secretary Kellog signals cautious optimism about Chinese rep talks as factions in China reportedly near a joint delegation. He declines to confirm specifics and notes Chinese civil war developments may influence settlement. State Department provides no official additional details on the matter.
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French Chinese Stand Against Foreign Powers Policy
Paris January 29. French officials view Secretary of State logic’s remarks on China as aligning with the French government stance. France plans to let Chinese leaders shape their own government before addressing foreign interests and relations. Officials caution that premature action could provoke the Chinese and foreigners alike.
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Edward Meerbaugh Bitten By Dog In Virginia Avenue
Edward Meerbaugh, employed by the Harati-Mail Publishing Co., was bitten by a dog while walking in Virginia Avenue. The animal, described as a wild lawned dog, was taken home for observation. Meerbaugh’s injuries were not serious. his clothing was torn. Mayor Buccumbs. Atlantic City New Jersey. James 3. Mayor Bader of Little City died after stomach operation at age 52 serving his second term.
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Foreign oil company wins rights to Mexican land
Mexico City report notes a Villa Cruz district court granted a temporary injunction suspending Mexico's new petroleum law against the Transcontinental Oil Co pending constitutional review. Officials in Washington cited the case as a potential test of the law's validity and the broader U S-Mexico dispute.
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