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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1926

Page

7

Frederick High Girls Enter Indoor Carnival at State Armory

Frederick High School girls enter a major indoor athletic carnival at the State Armory on April 10 under Miss Betty Boyle. Over 1,000 participants from county schools are expected, with Frederick High leading in entries across events such as flag races, relays, dodge ball, potato races, and field ball throws.

Frederick High School State Armory Witls Betty Boyle North Market Street Washington Street Church Street Academy School Fredick High Lassies FL. S F. Thomas TE. Cont Pher R. Shaeffer F. Shickerds J. Molesworth M. Dutrow V. Roderick I. Grove Danner Lbry Saxton Erch Ramhouse Little Suitely Harbaugh Burbage Myers Johnson Suit Cramer E. Cramer D. Doll A. Strine R. Conard A. Spurrier GH. Swanley ML. Miller Yinger J. Smith M. Routzahn K. Driver G. Thrasher M. Shankle M. Gosnell A. Hull M. Sager M. Rhoads RB. Witter A. Klein M. Minker M Stockman A. Stockman M. Jackson LE. O’hara Mr. Edmonds Shull M. Betzer E. Royal Freshman Valley R. Rothenhoefer V. Brightwell M. Miller I. Wood M. Jones E. Castle V. Staley G. Smith M. Wilburn D. Erek Sophomore Valley R. Driver FP. Hildebrand H. Rhoads L. Engle J. Jones ML. Sager V. Blein M. White R. Keyser M. Mullican I. Wiles T. Thomas E. Stewart M. Kintz A. Trout C. Keons A. Flanagan Jd. Culler E. Halter RB Witter D. Howard C. Sundar C. Hooper C. Loy M. Wellenger ML. Dean BE. Measel

Notables and Others of U S Sudden Change Attitudes

A collage of early April items notes Henry Ford finishing a transcontinental flivver trip in Los Angeles and planning a return to Detroit. Senator Borah sways the Senate toward entry into the League of Nations. Cheyenne reports wild horse riding under the Prince of Wales. Coolidge endeth a long silence with a call to increased government spending. Mussolini teases sauerkraut as Italy’s future national dish. Dempsey weighs a bold comeback claim amid chaotic crowd scenes.

Los Angeles Henry Ford Ford Iie Detroit

Fragmentary Sports Ledger Names and Sites

OCR fragment lists numerous names including Mobley, Grumbine, King, McKenzie, Hitchcock, Edmonds, Phelps, Wolfe, Koontz, Mercer, Davis, Harper, Eaton, Yinger, Paxson, Zimmerman and others tied to Dodge Ball and School Valley events, suggesting a school or tournament roundup.

Fer M. A. Mobley Dodge St. Grove L. Ry Grumbine Dodge Ball E. Waltz FL King M. McKenzie J. Hitchcock A. Sta Edmonds E. Phelps Wolfe Itle A. Albaugh Reed

U S Invited to Geneva Meeting Over World Court

A formal invitation was sent to Washington to participate in a September Geneva meeting of World Court signatories to discuss American reservations. Geneva sources say the court may act without the United States, but officials hope Washington joins to help shape a new protocol acceptable to the Senate.

Geneva United States Washington League of Nation League United States Senate

Fragmentary Quip on Dogs and Cars in London Bits

A fragment from London humor notes a playful exchange about a dog named Jim and a car seen in 1955 and 25. It references phrases like Plo Brown and a pedestrian drift. The tone is light and era specific, with occasional wordplay and dated urban scenes.

Jim London

Japan denies land grant from Mexico

Washington April 1 a formal denial of reports that the Mexican government granted 200000 acres in Lower California to a Japanese syndicate was issued by Ambassador Tellez acting on instructions from his government The ambassador said under Diaz a broad tract on the coast of Lower California had been granted to an American named Wait who still holds it with a requirement that the consent of the Mexican government be obtained before rights can be conveyed to any new corporation The reports of a concession to a Japanese corporation are absolutely false The Japanese embassy announced Tokio instructed envoys in Washington and Mexico City to seek information The Japanese consul at Los Angeles was directed to investigate whether there is a Dr Osawa who reportedly obtained the concession The Calles government religious persecution issue was also discussed at hearings by the Hondura Foreign Affairs committee with testimony from Alfred Valley representing the Catholic club of New York regarding the Mexican constitution under IMT and its impact on religion.

Washington Teaver California Ambasdor Tellez Lower California Wait Conession Tokio Japan Mexico City Los Angeles Osawa Honge Foreign Affairs Committee United States Calles Alfre Fpl Valley Catholic Club of New York Mexico

Modern Travel Palaces Versus Ocean's Primitive Edge

A traveler from Europe notes the irony of luxury hotels used as liners and compares the artificiality of these floating palaces to the raw, primordial sea. He recalls a man aboard near 60 feet above water, contrasting opulence with the vast, sage brush wilderness beyond.

Europe Trealing Palace Scribner’s Magazine

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