Prison Garb Study Prompts Welfare Board Report
A board of welfare study reports that 36 of 40 states require prison garb regulation. Case notes uniforms vary, with Oxford preys and striped coats observed in multiple facilities. A bicycle theft and forest fires near Keandysville are briefly reported amid the garb coverage.
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Baltimore
Board of Welfare
Robert TD. Case
Excen
Taxis
Cuba
Tropica
Board of Wollize
Kamontis
Oxford
Fate Horta
Tunney Earns Decision In Saint Paul Bout
Gene Tunney American light heavyweight champion defeated Garry Grab to retain the title in a two round contest at Saint Paul March 28. Tunney held a clear edge in most rounds while Greb won rounds two and three with a flurry of blows that forced Tunney to the ropes.
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St, Paul
Dene Tunory
Garry Grab
Work
Tunney
Greb
Herald Mail party set for April performances
Herald Mail announces a community party at The Maryland Theatre with shows on April 4 and April 8. Tickets are being distributed at the Herald-Mall office and youngsters have begun registering. eligible children aged 4 to 10 are urged to sign up before the event.
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Herald
Maryland Theatre
Leiter Arotbars
Soungater
Tetald
Heralile
Herald-Malafice Ami
Deaths and notices from Frederick area obituaries
Obituaries and death notices from Frederick and nearby towns report Elmer Elsworth Putman aged four dying in Montevav Hospital after residential illness and service with G. & BF Telephone. Also listed are multiple brief notices of infant and adult deaths, survivors, and funeral details, with accompanying social notices from local fraternal and church groups.
Aged Justice of Wisport Ish Today
Justice John T. Tice of Williamsport, likely the oldest active magistrate in the state, celebrates his 84th birthday. The long-lived Tice, born on a farm near Fort Frederick King Area, has held public office since 1911 and remains active in law and business. three marriages, last wife died 12 years ago, he enjoys steady health and reads the Daily Mail daily without glasses.
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John T. ‘Tice
Williamsport
Daniel H. Tice
Uving
John Ties
St. Loui
Justice Tice
Unes, Y
Fort Frederick King Arera
Chesa+ pento and Ohio Canal
Antil
Tree
Crother
Daily Mail
Countess At Bedside Of Son In New York Hospital
EDGMONT Pa March 28 The countess of Berkeley was at the bedside of her son Francia Lloyd Jr 17 who is ill with rheumatic fever at a Newport I J area school before he began college The countess and her husband arrived in New York on the Meuretorta from England and went directly to the patient’s bedside Prices listed for groceries include eggs 25 to 28c a dozen butter 45c lb and potatoes 1 10 a bushel plus other items The Frederick Ellis Home Association purchased property known as 2 street to secure popular lodge purposes and trading prospects are noted with trade announcements included
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Frank R. Darby, Jr
New York City
Sisath
Iufant San
Nocur
Tarby
Les
Trank R
Pitts- Durgh Tepresetting
Edgmont
Countess of Berkeley
Francia Lloyd Jr
Berkeley
New York
Antonasy
Meuretonta
England
Lloyd
Newport
I J
Frederick Ellis
Edwerid D. Grove
Secire
Frederick Lodge
Neeves
Haltimore
Adelph
Welwees
Belief Bone Caused Blast In W Va Mine
Final coroner inquest resumes as witnesses describe a likely incendiary bomb at the Bethlehem Mines Harcockite location. Bethlehem inspectors and Bureau of Mines officials cite evidence pointing to arson in the Harcore mine blast that killed several miners, shaping the continuing investigation.
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Believe Bone
W.va
Fairmont
Hethleham Atmes Corporation
Harcockerite
Moar Hese
Yeareniay
J.C. Dirkee
C. W. Welty
Bethlehem Corporation
George &. Rice
Bureau of Mines
Weekly Stock Market Review: Bearish Tone Dominates
New York traders report a market in retreat after a midweek rally, with heavy selling driving down major stocks including U S Steel Rath Bethlehem General Motors and Baldwin Locomotive. Bears claim inside information on a potential Reserve Bank rate rise, while earnings shocks and weak buying power cap any sustained rebound.
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New York
United States Steel
Rathlehem
General Motors
Valemuiry
Amatican Taliwey Association
Beara
Reserve Bank of New York
Baldwin
Batwin
S. Steel
American Loco
American Cartod Foundry
Cat Fran Pipe
New York Central
Atebisan
jGeneral Motora
Pricanary
Bandit Reads Story of Case Against Him
In a courtroom update Chapman faces testimony tying him to a Lincoln car used in a New Britain murder. William Allison and William Hence testified on the car’s involvement while Walter Shean and Lillian Kuell provided accounts of Chapman's activities. Dozens of witnesses from Springfield and nearby areas corroborated the suspect's region activities before the crime as Chapman spends hours in his cell awaiting resumed proceedings.
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Rll
William B. Allison
Steubenville
Canton
Ohio
William Hence
Minutie
Ind
Chapman
Lincoln
Gallawas
Lillian Kuell
Old Colony Inn
Meriden
Conn
Walter E. Shean
New Britain
Shean
Laula Kubee
Tan
Springfield
Mass
Thia
Accounting to be given court in Tide Water stock case
The defense in the Tide Water Steel Company stock fraud trial rests on Baldwin and Volkes. Baldwin testifies he will account for every dollar passing through his hands, asserting funds were redirected under supervision to show promoter legitimacy. Market notes follow with New York and Chicago figures and commodity trends.
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Titewater Steel Company
Reuben
Baldwin
Samos
Volkes
Willan Milnes Matoy
Haldwin
Handa
Volxes
Fta Westination
Tidewater
Local Quotations From Hagerstown March 49
Fragmentary local quotation from Hagerstown mentions Wheat and Corn prices and a garbled phrase about bans or burns, with unclear context and date. The readable text provides little substantive detail beyond commodity mentions.
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Hagerstown
Kardex Office Moved to Thom as Building
RK Amick, manager of the Kardex Company, has moved offices from 16 North Jonathan Street to the Thomas building due to expansion. The Kardex Company was formerly connected with General Typewriter Company as both businesses expanded.
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Kardex
RK Amick
Kardex Company
North
Jonathan Street
Thomas
General Typewriter Company
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G. & BF. Telephone Company
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Charles Hi [Kipp
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Lawrence L. Gilbert, Jr
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Sheta
Ivan
Washington
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Slater Alge
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John T. Tice
Billy Sunday
Isaac Ward
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Petomag Street
Hagerstong
Boston
Stgins of
Semmons
Heron Stehl
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Building Permits Co. BE. Rregler
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A. C. Morgan
Norway Avenue
William Grimbine
Salem Avenue
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Chanics
Weekly Stock Market Review
Tolay
Chicago
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Arate
Conan
Peice Nona
Foley
Packard Hudson Essex Sales and Service
H.K. Startzman Motor Co
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