Morgan College drive urged funds at Baltimore Conference
The 142nd Baltimore Annual Conference at Calvary Methodist Church discussed Morgan College fundraising. Dr J Q Spencer urged churches to raise 150000 by June 1 to secure a 50000 gift from the General Education Board and Rockefeller sources. Bishop Luther R Wilson spoke on present-day tasks as Morgan College enrollment nears 700 with 440 applicants.
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Baltimore
Calvary Methodist Church
G. Els Wiliams
Luther R .Wilson
New York
Morgan College
J. Q. Spencer
Metro
General Education Board
Rockefeller Foundation
Spencer
Churdhn
Methodist Church
James C. Nicholson
Frostburg
W. W. Banes
Jones
Williamsport Dickinson Seminary
Selling Pressure Is Again Renewed in Early Trading
New York stock market opened with renewed selling as prices fell after reports of a ten percent Cuban sugar production cut. Motors sagged with U S Steel slipping to 117 and Hudson to 61 as several equities posted fresh yearly lows. Call loan rates edged down to 4 1 4 percent while some industrials drew support later.
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New York
Cuba
Federal Reserve
United States Steel
Hudson Motors
Bishop Wilson Speaks at St Church Conference
Bishop Luther B Wilson delivers an inspiring address at noon urging church leaders to accept responsibility for world problems. Conference attendees include Dr James A Wrightson and ministerial delegates from many denominations.
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James Trout
Sunda
Irving
Biser
Patrick Street
Lutheran Church
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Tle, Woolever
Wallace Brows
Ching and Trex
Ralph W. Lchhmainn
Madison Avenue Rapid
New York
Wayside Inn
C. C. Webber
Church of All Nation
George Mihiatt
Methodizt Review
Francis HH. Green
Penningtey Seminary
Carpetin Quartet
Mary Teinlein Fitter
Virginia Carty
James Heinlein Hart
Charles M. Cassell
Migs
Rose Birely
Shooting Hearing Clears Man in East Street Incident
Joseph Boyce a 25 year old colored man was acquitted in Police Court of assault with intent to kill Irene Stanton after she testified the gunshot at her East Street home was accidental. Earlier, she exonerated him and a prior jail hold was loosed pending injuries outcome. Perry Grove was cleared of driving under the influence after it was shown he was not behind the wheel. Frank Smith fined $10 for cursing in the street. Milton Hoppwell of New Market was sentenced to sixty days for skipping a board bill, following a warrant served by Constable Smith.
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Joseph Boyce
August T. Brust
Irene Stanton
Boyce
Stanton
East Street
Perry Grove
Chage
Grove
Jacobs
Frank Smith
New Market
Milton Hoppwell
Justice of the Peace
William FE. Falconer
Hoppwell
Talmadge W. Fossett
Ofew Market
Charles IW. Smith
Davis and Tees Tees Wedding May 17 in Fairfax
Announcement of the wedding of Eva Pantys Davis of Davis and Robert Fl Tees on May 17 in Fairfax Virginia. The couple learned of the ceremony today from friends. Davis is daughter of Mr and Mrs FO Davis of Doubs and was formerly employed by Frederick and Baltimore Transport Company before joining the News-Post business office. Tees is son of Mrs Ida Baer of West South Street and will reside at 18 Jefferson Street.
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Eva Pantys Davis
Davis
Robert Fl. Tees
Frederick and Daltimar Transportn Company
News-Post
Tie
Boys’ High School
Leaders Bible
Jte A
Ida Baer
West South Street
Evangelical Reformed Church
Elizabeth Harner’ Apple
Joseph J. Apple
Hood College
Russell Hay Mer Cain
Frederick
Clarence McCain
Hollywood
Cal
Henri L. G. Kieffer
Parke Hays Miller
Presbyterian Board of Education
Philadelphia
Hood College Glee Club
Henry T. Wade
Miss Apple
Wil
Emfy Apple
Alice McCusker
New Haven
Conn
Emma Rankin
Linford Gee McCurry
McKeesport
John C. Turfey
Phalding
Ohio
Wiliam Parke Tranter
Pittsburgh
Daniel B. Benseoter
Charleston
W. Va
Tack Allmutt
Baltimore
Robert F. Nicodemus
Harry Letrore
State v Jones sale of intoxicants heard in court
Part of the case was heard before the circuit court as Samuel A. Lewis claimed the trial date was Friday. Jones may plead guilty to one offense of selling intoxicants. Bon Adelsberger faced a similar charge with Alban Wood absent at the Court of Appeals in Annapolis.
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Jones
Clicut
Samuel A. Lewis
Mrr
Lewis
Bon Adelsberger
Emmitsburg
Alban VL Wood
Court of Appeals
Annapolis
Klan Leader Says He Will Leave Herrin Amid Threats
John Smith, a Klan reader and central figure in the Merriman civil strife, announces he will depart Herrin to protect his business after threats from men believed tied to boatlesters. He cites risk of death related to the Aug 1924 shooting at his venue, which seven men died in, and a recent car explosion.
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John Smith
Kdux Klan
Merriman
Eny and Coums
Smith
Farage
Tam
Nia
Res
Saranac Lake Sees 38 Degree Plunge To Zero
A temperature drop of 38 degrees in ten hours brought the thermometer to zero at dawn in Saranac Lake New York. The cold wave was accompanied by a light snowfall. Elsewhere Washington reports contemplate bankruptcy legislation and miscellaneous bills. prohibition hearings proceed.
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Saranac Lake
N.Y. Aguldad Cap
Constitution For Drys Booze For Wets Says Dr Wilson In Interview
Dr Clarence Write Wilson secretary of the Rout of Temperance Prohibition and Pub lin spoke in Frederick during the 142nd session of the Baltimore Annual Conference of the Methodist Episcopal church. He argued for drys and warned of political religious horizons while predicting victory for the dry forces.
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Clarence Write Wilson
Temperance
Prohibition
Puge
Wets Conclude Senate Hearing Debates Prohibition Effects
Washington April 15—Arguments by anti Prohibitionists and lawmakers mix with vivid descriptions of legal manufacture of spirits. Senators hear figures on alcohol consumption while supporters claim constitutional grounds for regulated alcohol sales. Witnesses cite home distilleries and moral impact on youth as testimony wraps up.
Museleus to Meet Saturday Federation Gathering
Disjointed report notes a Saturday meeting of the Federation of Suelo Chihs in Maryland with Mary Kelly and Cora Actiati among speakers. The event at Stoud College includes invites to teachers, principals, and officials, with Dr Joseph T. Apple delivering remarks and officers to preside.
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Mary
Suelo Chihs
Maryland
Broderick Pildty
Stoud College
Aula Willams
Louis Gmina
Baltimore
Nieuwe
Richerds
Setphly
Joseph TL Apple
Die Collee
Wiese Aehioon
Capitol
Chefttich
Prince Rpal
Ahtesduncheon
Maun
Eumed
Mar Bell
Wes
Cele
Fendi
Pethamentiisin
President Coodide ill forces cancellation of schedules
President Coodide suffered indigestion and spent the afternoon in the executive mansion with both Major Conpair and Dr. Counal visiting. He canceled a heavy engagement list and retired to bed for rest, with doctors saying heart action and temperature were normal.
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Woishinstag
Coodide Y
Egneel
Guhiy Sii
Alhouel
Conpair
Ryu
Rajer Coupe
Children Picket White House Amid Strike Demonstration
Report from Waoshuatun on April 15 describes children ages 12 and under marching to the White House grounds with placards as part of a protest related to a strike. Officials meet with the group while authorities assess the legality and potential dispersal of the demonstration. The scene includes the U S President and mentions Department of the Treasury, with observers noting the protest’s impact on public order.
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Passaic
Ons J
White House
Delosason
Ailutia da Chiege
Carrell, Trocola
White Horse
Sapders
Yur Silfdie
Gatlon
Pie
Lator
Fey
Dr Green Speaks at Lions Club Meeting in Feotertet
Dr Francis Pennington delivered a prominent address before the Lions club of Feotertet on Work and its civic duties. The speech drew strong applause as a plan for a 31 act program during Music Week was outlined by club president Tedard Simmons with new members Passaro and Westman welcomed.
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Liongs Club
Feotertet
Francis Teen
Ington Seminare
Pennington
Tnohoth Damoreau
Anit Sertors Pehicu
Tin Pennington
Ty Worl
Wits Chermly
Tedard Simmons
Passaro
Whetesale Fruit Merchant
Charles Po Westman
Frederick Counsh
Cuesty
Dr Green
Bo Manlinia
RT. Shipley
Guardian guardianship case dismissed in court
The guardianship fight over Catherine Hernan and her daughter Frances, a 13 year old bride, was dismissed in the Children’s Court. The secretary had brought the case to protect the child from marriage to a wealthy operator, and Justine Hoyt supported the claim that the marriage should not proceed.
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Sark
Catherine Hernan
Frances
Children
Justine Hoyt
Bowen
Ales Browne
Altornes
Giant Searchlights Appears Over Northwest Wednesday
Reported across parts of the northern United States the northern lights lit the sky Wednesday night near Frederaktas and other towns. Observers saw bright pillars of light and fleeting glows as phenomena disrupted radio and television reception for several companies.
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Utu
United States
Weetoro Union
Poatal Tetegut
Frederaktas
Mot
Northern Lights
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Hagerstow
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Los Angeles
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