Six Democrats file for convention delegates in Frederick
The Frederick County Board of Election Supervisors reports six Democrats filed on Wednesday for delegates to the state convention Emory L. Coblentz David C Winebrenner 3rd Dr Charles H Conley Leonard Barrick A LeRoy McCardell and William J Grove There is no local contest for delegate posts On the Republican side two separate delegate tickets filed triggering a primary clash May 7 The GOP slate includes Elmer Brown Thomas A Chapline Thomas H Haller Edwina C Markell William B Doty Dr A G Bourne and a second group Lewis F Kefauver William C Roderick George M Wachter Edward H Sharpe Joseph W Darner Albert W Ecker Also unopposed are former Gov Phillips Lee Goulds borough for U S Senator and Rep Frederick N Zihlman for re election The Republican ballot will also include Herbert Hoover as presidential aspirant The Democratic ballot appears to feature only Senator William Cabell Bruce and Mrs Virginia Peters Parkhurst with David J Lewis unopposed for Democratic Congressional nomination Mrs Parkhurst had not filed her candidacy certificate with the Frederick county supervisors.
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Frederick County
Board of Election Supervisors
Emory L. Coblentz
David C. Winebrenner
Charles H. Conley
Leonard Barrick
A. LeRoy McCardell
William J. Grove
Elmer Brown
Thomas A. Chapline
Thomas H. Haller
Edwina C. Markell
Willian B. Doty
A. G. Bourne
Lewis F. Kefauver
William C. Roderick
George M. Wachter
Edward H. Sharpe
Joseph W. Darner
Albert W Ecker
Phillips Lee Gouldsborough
U. S
Frederick N. Zihlman
Herbert Hoover
William Cabell Bruce
Virginia Peters Parkhurst
Montgomery County
Congregational Meeting At First Presbyterian Church
The annual congregational meeting heard reports from the pastor Rev Dr Charles E Wehler and church boards. Elders and trustees were elected. 52 new members joined in less than five months. totalTreasury stood at 3758.43. Princeton Theological Seminary president Dr J Ross Stevenson to guest minister. A wedding reception for Mr and Mrs William Anders followed at New Mid Monday evening with many attendees.
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First Presbyterian Church
Charles E. Wehler
Board of Deacons
Board of Trustees
Woman's Missionary Society
Mite Society
Ladies’ Sewing Society
Christian Endeavor Society
S. Elmer Brown
E. Dwight McCain
Harry Steiner
Roy L Hyndman
Webler
J. Ross Stevenson
Princeton Theological Seminary
Princeton, N. J
The
Tech
Prince Of Wales Takes His 29th Tumble At Norfolk Race
Newton England Apr 12 The Prince of Wales suffered his 29th fall in ten years while competing in the West Norfolk hunt point to point race at Newton catching a jump and being thrown He was not hurt and remounted for the next run.
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Newton
Norfolk
England
Prince of Wales
Conference Held On April 28 In Frederick County
Five delegates from each Sunday school in Frederick county and other representatives will attend the annual Young People's Conference under the Frederick County Council of Religious Education at the M E church Brunswick. The program runs 9 a m to 9 p m with devotions by Brunswick M E Young People and four simultaneous conferences on life work leadership worship and teaching. Additional sessions cover personal problems evangelism stewardship and organizational topics with reports, films, and a Jesus story presentation in the evening. Improvements at the postoffice include a concrete sidewalk along East Patrick street and removal of the old grass plot, with Roy Nusz as contractor and Postmaster Irving S. Biser obtaining approval by bid.
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Frederick County
Frederick County Council of Religious Education
Frederick County Sunday School Association
M. BE
Brunswick
M. E. Church
Joseph H. Cudlipp
R. ©. Sorrick
McKinley Coffman
John S. Adam
Col. Cudlipp
Mr. Borrink
C. A. York
J.&. Adam. Long
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Douglass Hooff
John M. DeChant
A. 8
G. Rupp
Egypt
Camp Royal
York
Jesus
Friendship Circle
Postoffice
East Patrick Street
Irving S. Biser
Postoffice Department
Roy Nusz
Wedding Dinner Honoring Mr and Mrs Jacob Althoff
A wedding dinner in honor of Mr and Mrs Jacob Althoff of Baltimore was given Monday evening by Mrs Annie Grinder west of Emmitsburg. Attendants included George Henry Frank Caroline and Jessie Althoff John Jordan and family and other relatives from Baltimore Thurmont and the Eastern Shore. Inspect Local Schools Officials from Garrett county visited Frederick township to inspect schools with County Superintendent G Lingh Palmer. Finger Amputated Part of the forefinger of Thomas Fulmer 343 Mason street was amputated at Frederick City Hospital after a workplace crush at the Eversas Company.
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Jacob Althoff
Baltimore
Annie Grinder
Emmitsburg
Jacob Althof
Geo
Henry
Frank
Caroline
Jessie Althoff
John Jordan
Anna
Rita
John
James
George
Detster
Bernard
Stella Aliheff
Thurmont
Raymond Althoff
Mari
Eastern Shore
Basil Sanders
Mojnocace
Geo. Sanders
Carrie
Regis Sanders
H. A. Loraditich
Board of Education
Garrett County
F. E. Rathburn
J. W. McCullouuch
John O. Thayer
George McCullouch
Garrett Cnanty
Frederick Tenanty
G. Lingh Palmer
Thomas Fulmer
Ison Street
Frederick City Hospital
Faimy
Eversas Company
Lutherans from Frederick Carroll Counties Meet May 8
Lutherans from Frederick and Carroll counties and one Virginia county will gather at Truity Lutheran Church in Taneytown for the sixth annual Lutheran Sunday School Association Middle Conference Maryland Synod convention on May 8. Attendance is expected to exceed 1,200 with 62 Sunday Schools in the Middle Conference. sessions feature themes Power Youth Man Power and Christ Power led by regional clergy and national church figures. Officers from Frederick lead the organization, with delegates from Carroll and other areas attending the all day event.
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Frederick
Carroll
Virginia
Lutheran Sunday School Association
Maryland Synod
United Lutherson Church In America
Trutty Lutheran Church
Taneytown
Frederick County
Westminster
F. E. Schrader
Carroll C. Hess
Walter C. LeGore
LeGore
Man Power
H. D. Hoover
Gettysburg
W. ¥. Garrett
Christ Power
Walter Traub
York
City officials plan evening inspection of public parking ground
Mayor Lloyd Culler and the Board of Aldermen will meet at City Hall at 7 30 this evening and travel to the South Court street site to evaluate lighting needs. They aim to decide on brighter lights or stronger power to deter thefts, noting past daytime thefts while a caretaker monitors the area.
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City Hall
South Court Street
Stock Prices Make Sweeping Advance In Early Trading
New York notes a broad rise in stock prices with many issues up one to ten points in early trading. Profit taking around midday slowed the advance as heavy orders pushed the market behind schedule, with about 1.9 million shares changing hands per hour and call money at 4.4 percent.
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Navy Enlisted Strength to Rise in Appropriation Bill
Washington April 12 AP an increase in Navy enlisted strength from 83,250 to 86,000 would be provided in the Navy appropriation bill reported to the Senate today by the Appropriations committee. Savings Institution Elects Organization by directors of the Fredericktown Savings Institution was erected this morning under officers President Jacob Rohrback First vice president and secretary J Marshall Muller Second vice president and assistant secretary Edwin C Marks discoant flier Howard M Athaugh tellers F Ross Myers Dolph T Griffin and Carl W Snonk hoskheeners George T Crater and Gerald G Remsberg clerk Vada L Shafer
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Navy
Senate
Appropriations Committee
To Gove Peace Lecture at Pleasant House
An illustrated lecture by Professor T. M. Henry on peace themes is to begin Sunday at 7 50 p m at Pleasant House New Windsor, hosted by Brethren at Monravis.
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Henry
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Bomb explosion mars Milan Trade Fair opening
Milan Italy April 12 AP four teen killed and about ten injured when a bomb exploded at the foot of a lamp post on Piazza Giulio Cesare just before the Milan Fair opening. King Victor Emmanuel presided at the ceremony despite the blast. Police hunt for perpetrators. London AP reports a second dispatch about a powerful bomb found on a railway line ahead of Mussolini’s train return from Milan and a man arrested nearby.
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Milan
Italy
Giulio Cesare
Victor Emmanuel
la Scala Theater
Mussolini
London
Lugano
Switzerland
Gomo
Corriere del Ticino
Rome
Property Deed Transfers In County and City Notices
A listing of property deeds shows transfers in county and city areas with amounts such as 10 dollars, 3700 dollars, 1250 dollars, and 6000 dollars. Included are several named buyers and sellers with addresses and witnesses, plus a Lions Club round table meeting at the Francis Scott Key hotel and a child health conference in Wilshireville with a note on vaccines and timetables.
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Lions Club
Lions Clap
Francis Scott Ker
Winchester
Charles F. Seezer
Mits
Ouste J. Clarke Devwhiss, Jr
Jiarry T. Pao
Baltimore
Trial of Klan Case Continues In Pittsburgh Hearing
Hearings on the injunction case against former Klan members proceed in Pittsburgh with deposition read from D C Stephenson, former Indiana Klan leader now serving life for murder. Barrickman reads deposition portions on damages, injunctions, and alleged Klan practices.
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Pittsburgh
Ilies
Kor
Hilux
D. C. Stephenson
Indiana
Pennsylvania
W.H .S. Thomson
van A. Barrickman
Barrickman
Tve
Stephenson
Evans
Sanz
Texas
New Air Mail Envelope Distinctive Border Approved
The Post Office Department approves air mail envelopes with a distinctive blue red border design. The envelope features a border of alternating blue and red oblique parallel jams around the edges on both sides, white background, and bold air mail letters in the upper right area below the postage space and postmark.
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Post Office Department
Irving S. Biser
Four Drown As Auto Plunges Into Mill Race
Wilmington residents mourn four youths after a car crashed into the Brandywine mill race during a snowstorm. Ernest Scott of Wilmington and Bernard Jackson of Newark were identified among the victims, with two young women also unable to escape. Police and fire crews recovered the submerged vehicle and recovered the bodies from the wreck.
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Wilmington
Del
Brandywine
Ernest Scott
Bernard Jackson
Newark
United Brethren Church Elects Myersville Officers
The Myersville United Brethren congregation elected officers including class leader John T Hearne and secretary Mrs Oliver Mosiouse. Sunday School officers were chosen with Cyrus F. Flogk as superintendent and Milga Naomi Keller as secretary. Univ cemetery directors were named for two years, and Amateur Night at Tivoli Theater featured Betty and Junior Wegand winning first prize for a Put and Take act.
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United Brethren
Myersville
John T. Hearne
Oliver Mo Siouse
Albert de Frank
John Wesley Eldridge
George Toms
Ppson Ho Moser
Charles S. Myers
Roy (. Tiny
Albert D. Fook
Oscar Myers
Calvin Long
Honcore Miller
Grayson Toms
Sterling Eldridge
Clark Castle
Routanha Endowment Fund
Charles §. Myers
Congregational
Roscoe Miller
Cyrus F. Flogk
Charles W. Summers
Lawrence Long
Milga Naomi Keller
Louise Miller
John W. Eldridge
Abrarians
Hidte Blubaugh
Helen Miller
Elmer L. Harp
Frances Rice
Mary Mack
George D. Toms
George W. Castle
U. B
Preston Gernand
Lewis FF. Gaver
Harvey R. Chossnickie
Frank Keller
Lorenzo Miler
Joseph C. Moser
Arthur Smith
M. F. Toms
Tivoli Theater
Betty
Junior Wiegand
Elever
Frances Kehne
Charlesville
Waldschmidt’s Comics
Bremen Transatlantic Flight Pioneers Start Westward
Three aviators on the German Bremen depart from Baldonnel Ireland aiming to cross the North Atlantic to Mitchel Field New York. The crew includes Captain Nerman Koehl and Col James Fitzmaurice with Baron Von Huenefeld aboard. Weather is favorable early, with risks and delays possible from shift winds and off Newfoundland.
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Dauntless
North Atlantic
Junkers
Bremen
Baldonnel
Dublin
Ireland
Grand Banks
Baron Ehrenfried von Hoeenefeld
Nerman Koehl
Col
James Fitzmaurice
New Foundland
Mitchel Field
Braldonne
Irish Free State
Tul
Galway
Coast Guards
Atlantic
Coast Guard
Costello
Baldonnes
Herman Koehl
Free State Air
Baron Ehrenfried Gunther von Huenefeld
New York
James H. Kimball
CSS Weather Bureau
Neal
Monocacy Battlefield Bill Advocated by Delegation
A Monocacy Battlefield Association delegation will address the House Military Affairs sub committee Friday at 10 to urge approval of a federal 50 000 appropriation to establish a national military park at the site of the Battle of Monocacy. A Lions Club group portrait by Edmonston Studio is displayed in Frederick with Rotary and Kiwanis club pictures nearby.
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Monocacy Battlefield Association
House Military Affairs Committee
Washington
Congress
Battle of Monocacy
Lions Club
Edmonston
Frederick
Young Men's
North Market Street
Rotary
Kiwanig
Senator's Speech Sparks Debate Over Teather Bond Print
A fragmented report notes Senator Arthur Robinson of Indiana defending a controversial “birds of a feather” speech and accusing the Walon administration of stirring a major scandal. The piece references reactions from Senator Tam Watch Walsh and mentions reforms debated in the Senate.
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Nea Washinton Durem
Arthur Robinson
Indiana
F Snel
al Smith
Senate
Walon
Tam Wateh Walsh
Assail Secrecy in Teapot Dome Lease Trial
Washington reports the government alleges secrecy shrouding the Teapot Dome lease to Harry F. Sinclair as the conspiracy trial proceeds. Witnesses describe bid procedures and Fall’s hesitation, while competitors recount exchanges with Fall’s office and congressional inquiries dated April 14 and 15, 1922.
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Albert B. Fall
Teapot Dome
Sinclair
Ue Teapot Dome
Fall
Kendrick
Wyoming
Frank W. Mondell
Bremen Arrival Amid Uncertain Weather For Transatlantic Flight
After a 35 minute preflight retry the Bremen finally took off as clouds lowered visibility. The German crew arrived covertly in March after leaving Tempelhaler Aurdreme Berlin and faced cautious forecasts from Tempelberg Weather Service. Berlin papers express skepticism about the flight proving Germany’s air power and suitability of one mile Machines for transatlantic crossing.
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Free State
Atlantic
Tempelhaler Aurdreme
Berlin
Tempelb ~Fer
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