Mayor moves to revoke Baltimore telephone franchise
A Baltimore City issue alleges irregularities and seeks to revoke the American Telephone and Telegraph Co. franchise. Mayor Thomas W. Keon cites Maryland law to transfer city properties to the Continental and Pacific Telephone Company of New York, arguing the franchise is forfeited.
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Amrican Telephone and Telegraph Company
Baltimore City
House of Maryland
American Telerhone Company of
New York
Cae
Lerlany Iy
Thomas W. Keon
Celetes Jbane Verlany
Telephone Company
C and P
KOMO
Koon
Mlot
Marstun
Balehaney
Ais Cad
Maryland
Uetnoks
Baltim
Marylind
Aimerican
Heavy Voting Reported Across All Wards in City
At noon the precincts showed a large turnout with leaders and workers optimistic the final tally would reflect strong support. Few women voted in the morning due to household duties, with expected participation later in Schumberg. Local projectors and the Democratic mayoral administration faced pressure as voting continued.
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Bethelii
Phan
Schumberg
Wan
Big Ticket Sale For Operetta Opens Tickets Soon
A major operetta production at a London venue announces a big ticket sale and opening night plans. The piece notes star cast including Loy, Borat Gtt Cink, Mikula and Halin, with scenes at a major theatre and a birthday tribute. Production details cover costumes, stage directions, and supervision by Mine Elsotti Ziegler.
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Reneels
Jion Halin
Tapanent Garden
Vana Sen
Wauer
Elsotti Ziegler
Bird Week opens with meetings at the YMCA evening
Foday marks the start of Bird Week in Washington County with a two day program featuring government and state experts on birds. Notable speakers include Dr. Paul Bariech of the Smithsonian and Dr. Talbott Bean of the U S Biological Survey. The county wide campaign aims to educate farmers and youth on the economic value of birds and wildlife conservation.
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Foday
Washington County
U .S. Ayroan of Biotoxical Survey
University of Maryland
Feval
United States
U.S
Paul Bartseh
Smithsonian Institute
Washington
Magerstown
Afernoon
Martsch
Wis Ga
Uws
J Gries
Maryland
U. S
Paul Bariech
Smithsonian — Institution
Sue
Clenrayring
Wilhamsport
Smithsburg
Thuaday
St. i Mark’s Parish
Lappans
Hancock
Fyi- Hasy
D. Moora
Iage
Teans
Jon
Clearepring High School
Tuogdry
Williamsport High School
Smithshire Grange Hall
Bled Wook
Moora
V. Pruitt
University of Ayyiind
Hancock Wish School
Why Bird Wesk
MOD
iYalue
Rat Stower
R. V. Truitt
Maryland Agricut
Fural College
Talbott Denmond
U, S. Biological Survey
H. ©. Oberheiser
U.S. Biological Survey
Capitol Limited Record Details Baltimore and Ohio Train
The official record of the Capitol Limited operated by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad shows 1330 trips since May 13th to March end of the year with a record of 1261 on time. The Malthuors and Onto R. R. will broadcast Friday night at 7 43 from WCAP Washington DC. The safety department distributes a folder Motorists Beat Heed to prevent crossing accidents. A valuable collie owned by Fred Rourer was killed when struck by a truck near South Boulevard. Paris reports the Soviet War Council president M Nilasnikoff and four others died when their airplane fell near Sounum. Stubben Wasson accepted as fault-founding engine watchman at Hayera turn with the Baltimore & Galo.
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Capitol Limited
Capitol
Baltinors & Ohio R. A
Baltimore
Chicago
Safety Department
Baltimore & Ohio
KR. R
Uulsely
Paris
M. Nilasnikoff
Soviet War Council
Manns
Sounum
Mosccow
Deaths in Dayton and nearby areas mark week of losses
Obituary notices report the deaths of O Gri residing in Dayton and others across West Virginia and Pennsylvania. Survivors include wives Kate F H, children Joseph, Weller, Emmi, Myrtle, Myrtle Hebb, and many grandchildren. Funeral services set in Lettersburg Lutheran church with interment at Rose Hill Cemetery. Also Alexander Alco dies suddenly at 68 on Mulberry Street, Martins, survived by son W D and brother. Mineral services planned Tuesday morning at 10 to be conducted by Rev Berry of the Vetted Irethion Church of Martina. Burial in Rose Full Cemetery.
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Ranel F. Lowman
Bnd
Stargarst Lowman
Letare
Layman
Lefeman
Trace
Hia Wit
Kate FH
Soseph
Quakertawpy
Weller
Pittalmrely
Daushtore
Emmi
Cook
Waynesboro
Styrtle Hebb
Lettersburg
Meta Alxa
Word
Pervicas
Alexander Alco
Bla
Mc Roy
Berry Villiniuer
Rose
Probing Death of Mrs George After Car Collision
An extended account describes Mrs. George crossing a highway near Boonsboro when struck by Harvey D. Kline. She suffered a fractured skull and other injuries, died at the hospital about an hour later. Her husband Charles George, from Keyser West Virginia, faces assault and battery charges as prosecutors proceed with the hearing.
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Mrs. George
Smith Machine
Agal Marahall
Nenneth Heville
George Inc
Charles Georg
W.va
Ararg i Tothar
Lab J
Court Recess Shifts UW Supremo Session to April 13
Washington March 23 court recessed today scheduling UW Supremo session to resume April 13. Judges made several decisions and outlined agenda items for the extended recess, with items prepared for release upon return.
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Washengton
Evangelish Ward Leads Washington Church Evangelism
Rev Isaac Ward of Washington D C preaches at Washington Santa M E Church in a broad evangelistic program. He avoids sensationalism, teaches love, and warns with prophecy. Attendance boosts daily children’s Christian writing classes and evening meetings led by Ward and assistant P Henry Sluyter. A large Sunday program at the Maryland Theatre closes the week with “The God of Love.”
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Isaac Ward
Washington Santa M. E
Ward
Washington
D. C
Presbyterian Church
W. A
Billy
Washington Square
Ty Hla Prom
P. Henry Sluyter
Dr. Ward
Jenus
Thia
Rod
Ailier
Fran
Yainlajoy
Elemont
Jworkara
Washington Sqiara
Hagerstown
Tia
Church of the Future
Lince
Mr. Sluylter
Dion
Maryland ‘Theatre
Gluyter
Anog
France Angry At Italy Exclusion From Security Pact
Paris dispatch reports Mussolini offered Britain a security pact excluding France, provoking French anger while England rejected it. Germany signals willingness to join League, Poland wary amid disputes over eastern borders and guarantees. Knights of Pythias hosts public entertainment in Williamsport. Marriage licenses listed for several local couples. Baltimore grain and local quotations noted as of March 21-23.
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London
Mussolini
Italy
Franco
Paria
Daily Chronicle
England
Aispatch
Mangolini
M. Fleurlay
Parla
Harriot
Austen Chamberlain
Couunona
Williamaport PTA Meeting At High School Tonight
The Parent Teacher Association of Williamaport meets at the high school this evening at 7 80 o clock. Pupils from the third grade school will perform under teacher Mary Leman. A business session precedes a 9 o clock event with refreshments provided. Members and friends are invited.
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Parent-Teacher Association of
Williamaport
Teath
Mlag
Mary Leman
Thore
Dempsey to be placed on ineligible list likely
New York March 23 Jack Dempsey probably will be placed on the New York State Athletic Commission ineligible list tomorrow for failing to accept the challenge from James J. Villa. The action follows a 15 day waiting period for the heavyweight champion to respond.
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New York
Jack Dempsey
New York State Athletic Commission
Iarry Villa
World peace plans hinge on including Germany in treaty
Administration officials argue any lasting security pact must include Germany to avoid prewar alliances. They warn France will resist further arms talks while feeling insecure and seek guarantees against a German threat. The piece notes President Coolidge favors inviting world leaders to Washington to discuss arms limits, with French objections likely to ease once security is assured. Margaret WIL is said to be at a home in East Washington Street.
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Germany
Coolldze
Washington
France
Margaret
Wil
East Washington Street
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Fred Rourer
South Houlevard
Stuben Wasson
Hayeratuinn
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Galo
O. Gri
Peor
Dayton
Hidney Wraithis Otter
Pore
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Boonsboro
Children’s Co
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Henry Sluyter
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Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Company
Jonathan Street
Cat
Society of Independent Artists
New York City
William Fansing
Brooklyn
Fara
League
League of Nationa
Lltain
Poland
Efereiot
Potomac Lodge
Knights of Tythias of
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Knights of Dyas Ital Tomarcow
Corral F. Barber
MiMllebure
Torella
MM. Getz
Linden
Juto Alvin Newman
Ollie Dillard
Harginculture
Carroll M. Schwab
Warrenton
E. Roth Frazier
Marshall Va
BALTO
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M. Y. Photo Studio
South Potomac Street
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