Frederick county teachers seek jobs and plan meetings
Frederick county school affairs show many teaching applications and retirements of staff with 23 graduates from State Normal School To wson and Frostburg to be placed next fall. Per pupil costs are $87 for high school and $42 for elementary, with meetings scheduled for Thursday and Friday and early August PTAs and rural teacher gatherings ahead of September openings. A wedding reception in Knoxville honors local families. auto dealer group meetings wrap up with legislative considerations.
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Frederick County
Livya Palmer
State Normal School
I T
Towson
Frostburg
State Department of Education
Allegany
Carroh
Church Street
Helen J Woodley
Academy
Theresa Wiedefeld
Hal Lea Ott
Septemar
Funeral Tuesday for William E. Filler, prominent Frederick figure
William E. Filler, senior partner of Harris and Filler wholesale grocers, died at his Hast Third Street home following a pneumonia illness at age 70. Born in 1858 in Taylors Town Virginia, he built a notable career and served in numerous civic and fraternal roles, including trustee at Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church and high Masonic ranks. Funeral services Tuesday at 2 p.m. from his home, with Masonic and DeMolay escort, burial at Mount Olivet Cemetery. Survived by wife Mary Heinlein Filler, daughters Mrs. RJ Allen of Quincy Massachusetts and Dorothy Filler of Johns Hopkins Hospital, and brother Harry Filler of Loretteville Virginia.
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William E. Filler
Harris and Filler Company
Third Street
Mr. Filler
Taylorstown
Loudoun County
Jacob
Mary Filler
D. CC. Winebrewer and Company
J. H. Harris
Harris
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
Lynch Longe
A. F. & A.M. Enoch Chapter
R . M. Enoch Council
R & A. M. Jacques DeMolay Commandery
Knights Templar
Boum! Temple
Baltimore
Mystic Shrine
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Frederick County Bible Society
Home Building and Loan Association
United Fire Compans
Frederick Biwanis Club
Children's Playgrounds Association
Filler
el Paso
Texas
Mary Heinlein
Frederick Heinlein
Mra RJ
Alien
Quines
Mass
Dorothy Filler
Narets
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Harry Filler
Loretteville
Aho
Faners
Plate
Teeelay
Leveleck
Chatteaf
G. Ellis Williames
Srach Lodge
Srach
ACMS
Mt OL Set
CE Cine
Executions Reported in Mexico City Dispatch
Dispatches from Guadalajara say Catholic priest Albino Cardenas and two unnamed companions, held at Sayula military barracks, were court-martialed and executed after insurgent attacks. Cardenas and one other escaped during fighting but were recaptured and sentenced to death by the court martial.
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Mexico City
Guadalajara
Albino Cardenas
Sayula
Avila Camacho
Cardenas
Tis
Sinclair Goes On Trial Again On Oil Charges
Harry F. Sinclair returns to the District of Columbia Supreme Court to face renewed charges of conspiring with Albert B. Fall to defraud the government in the Teapot Dome lease. His lawyers rely on Fall deposition and seek to question jurors themselves as 50 veniremen are screened. eleven jurors seated amid clerks, salesmen, and merchants as voir dire proceeds.
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Washington
Harry F. Sinclair
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Albert B. Fall
Teapot Dome
Sinclair
Fall
el Paso
Jennings Bailey
Easter Services Across Churches Highlight 1060 in Lutheran Sunday School
Easter observances dominated Sunday across Evangelical Lutheran, United Brethren, Grace Reformed, Calvary Methodist, and Salvation Army churches. Attendance totaled 1,060 in Lutheran Sunday School with 17 visitors, many classes at full capacity, and extensive choirs, pageants, and cantatas. Notable events included communion led by Rev. Dr. Rupp, Easter programs by department superintendents, children in pageants, solos by Catherine Cassell and H. David Hagan, and multiple baptisms and new members at Grace Reformed and Calvary Methodist.
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Evangelical Lutheran
G. Rupp
Paul De‘lauter
Gettysburg Theological Seminary
John 5. Renn
Rupp
America
Bertha Rice
Helen Virginia Ceblentz
Pauline Davis
Hindoo
Nancy Markey
Geraldine Boyer
Love
Dorothy Oden
Faith
Helen
Peace
Barbara Rowe
Joy
Patsy Storm
Hope
Helen Fogle
Harry D. Baumgardner, Jr
H. Lavier Michael
Centennial Memorial United Brethren Church
Esther Steiner
Bessie Dubel
Catherine T. Cassell
H. David Hagan
Holy City
Old Rugged Cross
Church
Holy Sacramento
Joseph Hoffman
Hall
Reno S. Harp
Mary Young
Harriet Shook
Elsie Hoover
Catherine E. Biser
Daisy McDonald
Genevieve Koogle
May K. Baker
Catherine I. Cassell
Bessie L. Dubel
Dorothy Easton
Helen F. Hoffman
Elsie F. Grove
Victor M. Summers
Llewelyn R. Rodes
David Steiner
Jacob Kintz
Margaret Summers
Blanche Toms
United Brethren Sunday Schools
United Brethren School
Women’s Missionary , ‘Society
George W. Strine
Charles William Castle Whisner, Jr
Charles William Castle Whisner
Mae Elizabeth Whisner
Charles Whisner
West South Street
Grace Reformed Church
Bozrah
S. Trevena Jackson
Clotilda Matenn
Jimmie
Sta
Mary Evriin
Thomas
Franklin Riddiemoser
Robby Ray
Margaret Thomas
David Rothendorfer
Bud Gittinger
Glenn Orrison
Chester Boone
Misses Effin Moore
Eva Thomas
Austin Rhoads
R Remshers
Louise Roberte
Ruth Baker
John Starr
Exeretes
Catherine Creager
Annabelle Magaha
Exerras Mrl
The
Calvary Methodist
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
Walker N. ‘Jolliffe
G. Ells Wl Jams
D. D
Dickinson
Reed
Thomas J
Anna Shantz
Judith
Salvation Army
Capt
John C. Hall
Janie Crumonit
Luke
Mildred
McBride
Christ
Evelyn Hargett
Mary Stoner
Grace Evelyn Dixon
Jimmie Stoner
Rosie Repp
Mamie Easton
Heppy
Mary Jane’ Hoople
Self Defense Plea in James Monroe Case at Hearing
Preliminary hearing for James Monroe, 30, colored, near Monrovia, on a charge of shooting Wilson Rivers, also colored, is expected this afternoon. Authorities say Monroe shot in self defense after Rivers, who has a troubled record, wounded him with a razor. Monroe surrendered after medical treatment and remains jailed. Other arrests include William Norwood for drunkenness, Oliver Harding for cursing, William Cash for intoxication, and Vincent Foltz cited for traffic violation.
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James Monroe
Monrovia
Wilson Rivers
Fountain Mills
Monroe
Rivers
Maryland House of Correction
William Norwood
Hoffman
Sherman P. Bowers
Oliver Harding
T. M. Filby
William Cash
M. J. Walsh
Schell
Vincent W. Foltz
Baltimore
Hollman and
Scheil
Foltz
Railroad Shares Rally as Market Resumes Upward Tilt
New York April 9 AP Prices and loans tightness spur a broad stock surge led by railroad and industrial issues. Early gains run two to eight points with U S Cast Iron Pipe hitting 390 on light turnover. Call money climbs to 1 1 4 percent as eastern executives reportedly back a Witankline consolidation plan.
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New York
U. S
Eastern
Pilots of Byrd Plane Stake La Pas Gold Claims
Commander Richard Byrd's South Pole plane reached Reindeer Lake Manitoba after ten days of test flights from Le Pas. Bernt Balchen Floyd Bennett and associates staked 31 mining claims as they described a swift three hour flight into the gold country. One claim neighbor reportedly sold for $20,000 during their stay.
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Detroit
Richard Byrd
South Pole
Bernt Balchen
Floyd Bennett
Reindeer Lake
Manitoba
le Pas
Bennett
Balchen
Canadian Western Airways
U S Treasurer Resigns to Lead Mortgage Firm
Washington April 9 AP Frank White treasurer of the United States submitted his resignation to President Coolidge to become president of the Southern Mortgage Guaranty Corporation in Chattanooga Tennessee.
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U.S
Washington
Frank White
United States
Coolidge
Southern Mortgage Guaranty Corporation
Chattanooga
Tenn
Geta Divorce Granted in Maryland Case
Mary P. Kimmel of Frederick has been granted an absolute divorce from her husband William W. Kimmel of Mt Airy. Attorney Heng S. Harn represented the plaintiff in the case. The proceeding concludes a final separation between the spouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary P. Kimmel
Frederick
Heng S Harn
Er Huchand
William W. Kimmel
Mt. Airs
Greenland Eskimo Woman Keeps Home Life Amid Repairs
An Eskimo woman in Greenland strives to maintain household duties while assisting with coed repair work, finding replacement utensils difficult as the house needs ongoing upkeep.
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Greenland
Eve
Cox Jr. Freed Over Assault Charge In New York Court
James M. Cox Jr. son of the former Ohio governor and 1920 Democratic candidate was freed on a simple assault count after a court ruling. He still faces traffic court charges for leaving the scene and driving while intoxicated related to the Fifth Avenue incident. A laborer could not identify the driver, and the magistrate dismissed the assault count.
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New York
James M. Cox Jr
Ohio
Fifth Avenue
Young Cox
Cox
Yale
McQuade
Spanish Moon musical opens tonight by Key Post at City Opera House
The Francis Scott Key Post American Legion presents the first night of Spanish Moon a musical comedy at 8 30 tonight and tomorrow night at the City Opera House. Rehearsals are over and a large audience is expected. The cast includes Freddie Stewart H Brown Agda Drayton Ruth James and many others with a long list of choruses and supporting roles. Also noted is the Fredericktown Savings Institution stockholders meeting election of directors with no changes and a report on a local hospital patient undergoing surgery.
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City Opera House
Francis Scott Key Post
American Legion
Legion
D. Ralph Zimmerman
Flash
R. Earl Derr
Jane Wagger
Helen Yinger
Lizzie O'Brien
Ireland
Margaret Best
Asilla Doolittle
Barbara E. Lochner
Senor Durantio
Horace Albaugh
Senor Lorenzio
Robert L. Smith
Senor Fierro
Harry B. Baumgardner, Jr
Valera
Lenore Hammond
G. Ernest Lipps
Serita
Esther Steiner
Fredericktown Savings Institution
Torning
Bard
Jacob Rohrbach
Tnah A. Leach
Thomas Kemp
Tews A. Roem
James ¥. Doll
Rasmond
Shai
Graveon
EB Bowers
Waxes Lamar
Willis Death To Have Little Bearing
Senator Frank B. Willis of Ohio dies amid speculation over how his fate would influence the Republican National Convention. The piece traces historical instances where deaths and sudden political shifts altered nominations, noting past cases from Polk to Blaine and Harrison, and considers whether such events can decisively reshape campaign outcomes.
Four State Roads employees get three year terms in Baltimore
In Crimson's Court Judge Solter imposes three year sentences on four former State Road Commission staffers Thomas A. Butler Charles Bu Robins Francis J. Woods and James H. Woods after guilty pleas in a road fund theft case. Butler marked as key offender but all four pled guilty and will serve sentences in state facilities. two additional figures William J. Falken burg and John B. Griffin faced related charges as the audit prompted indictments.
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Baltimore
Crimsons Court
State Road Commission
Thomas A. Butler
Charles Bu. Robins
Francis J. Woods
James H. Woods
Algo
House of Correction
Salter
Butler
Solter
William J. Falkenburg
John B. Griffin
Trigg
Indletmante
Commission Funda
Pittsburgh Klan Sues Commenced In Federal Court
In Pittsburgh on April 9 AP report says five banished Klan members sought a receiver and the suppression of a deposition by DG Stephenson as part of federal court suits about Klan activities in Pennsylvania. Judge Thomson urged expediting cases while executives testified about nationwide Klan operations and lodge numbers.
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Pittsburgh
Ku Klux Klan
Pennsylvania
W. H. S. Thomson
DG Stephenson
Indiana
van A. Barrickman
Thomson
J. £. McQuinn
Washington, D. C
Klan
National Board of Directors
United States
Leviathan Damaged by Huge Wave at Sea
New York April 9 AP The Leviathan arrived today with extensive damage from a massive wave reported to be 85 feet high. A searchlight shattered, foremast damaged, four lifeboats wrecked, and about 20 third class passengers drenched as water poured in through a broken ventilator.
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Leviathan
New York
Hinev Leviathan
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