American Attitude Puzzle To France Traveler Declares
Miss Margaret Wehler recounts views from Paris and across France on the Ruhr occupation, U S troop withdrawal, and French sentiment toward England. She notes French media and public opinion differ from American coverage and observes shapes of politics and suffrage in France.
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France
Traveler
Germany
Pabr
Margaret Wehbler
Charles E. Wehler
Paris
Webler
bonger
Miss Wehler
University of Paris
Ruhr
All France
England
America
art
Miss Webrer
Erzgland
House of Deputies
erin
Free
Ministers Dinner Hosts in Frederick County Attendances
Mr and Mrs J D Baker hosted members of the Ministerial Association of Frederick County for a 1 o clock dinner at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. The ball room meal drew the full membership with numerous reverends and their spouses listed as attendees in this community gathering.
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Francis Scott Key Hotel
J. D. Baker
Minis Association
Frederick County
Francis Scott Key
ton
Baker
G. W. Pant
W. R. B. Turner
S. B. R. Carnahan
J. E. Ainsworth
Geo. Albert Snyder
C. W. Britingham
Charles F. Wehler
Whites
J. W. Kirk
Charles W. Hess
R. Isaac
A. Saioner
W. Stanley Jones
C. A. Shilke
A. R. Scedegar
U. S. G. Rupp
A. Lee Barret
W. <. Bora
J. F
Johnson
H.C. Erdman
Harry C. York
Werner
S. Millerang
M.ler
Robert Lee Bair
Mirs Dougress
Robert L. Tans
Theoph J. Gaehr
Elder
John&. Werbricht
D. Z. Wade
Miss Wade
J. Paul Wright
G. E. Plotz
Chartes e kk. Gier
R. F. Main
Lewis Robb
S A Hedges
James McCabe
Woman dances 73 hours to new world record
Cleveland based Miss Magdstone Wolfs danced nonstop for 73 hours to top the world record, surpassing Vera Sheppard and Theodore Gill’s 68 hour mark. Wolfs reported feeling strong at finish but wished to quit.
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Associated Prays
Cleveland
Magdstone Wolfs
Vera Sheppard
Theodore
Wolfe
Cleveland, O
Galene Wolfe
City today
Sheppard
Theodore Gill
Cox Purchases Paper in Miami Florida
An afternoon publication reports the sale of property to form Governor James M W Cox of Ohio. The piece notes ongoing work cleaning up buildings and fields, with activity including demolitions while traveling across the country.
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Miami
Tie AMetropolis
propritYr
James MW. Cox
Ohio
Miss Wehre
saul Jeanet
previn
Normandy
Brittany
Stras
fett
France
farmer
Maryland Junior Order Opposes Pauper Labor Immigration
State Council of Maryland Junior Order of United American Mechanics denounces opening immigration to pauper labor from Europe. Resolution praises Frederick Post and local business support. Virginia council sends congratulations. Officers elected include Samuel M. Moore as State Councilor and J W Johnson as State Treasurer.
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State Council of
Maryi GU
Frederick
willle
Virginia
Richmond
Maryland
Samuel M. Moore
Antieciam Council
Hagersown
B. EL. Long
Clifton
Balti
Baltimore
J. W. Johnson
Red
Colin Bowers
Jennings Run
Wardern
R. N. Dain
Tlear Epring Council
Clear
Toside Sentine Cochran
Pression Coun
Preston
Ge Diehhman
Catonst
B A R Calls On Women To Fight Communism
A garbled wartime note shows B A R urges women to oppose radicalism and defend liberty. The fragment mentions forms of radicalism and a call to action.
Chicago Tribune Wins Suit in Higher Court
The Supreme Court ruled the city of Chicago cannot maintain a libel suit against the Chicago Tribune. This first municipal case challenged editorial criticism of city actions and corporate acts, affecting Tribune credibility and press freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CHICAGO TRIBUNE
Supreme Court today
Chicago
veter
Freezing Weather Halts Crop Growth Across Regions
State synopsis reports crop conditions for Marvisdd week ending April 17. Peach and pear trees bloom while apple buds show pink in southern counties. Elsewhere tree fruit buds are active but freezing nights on April 15 and 16 slowed growth, with heavy precipitation aiding grains and grasses yet hindering outdoor work.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Marvisdd
seth
phan
Odd Fellows Home Construction Planned Near Fredericl
Plans for the Odd Fellows Home at the northern edge of Fredericl call for work to begin in May after bids are sought from seven contractors led by Lloyd Cul ler and Rob W Poole with bids due by May 7. The project will start after a successful bidder is chosen, and fundraising will continue to complete the buildings. Attending the Baltimore Grand Lodge session were Eli G Haugh King David Lodge No 86 Dr G Bruce Crist Lodge No 100 and El Ders Etchison.
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Odd Fellows
Frederick
ely
the
sesson
Nin
Grand Lodge
Latimore
Fredericl
Lloyd
Beltimore
Eli G. Haugh
King David Lodge
G. Bruce Crist
El Ders
Etchison
Spectators react to death sentence for George Shelton
Spectators cheer as the sentence of death is pronounced on George Shelton, a black defendant, in a morning courtroom proceeding. The moment is met with mixed reactions as jurors and officials finalize the ruling.
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freete
George Shelton
Human Fly Ready for Second Central Trust Show
A performer known as the Human Fly returns to the Central Trust venue this evening for a second appearance. He aims to thrill locals by climbing a tall feature and presenting daring feats for the audience.
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Central Trust
o'cloc
Hiwake
iace
Marathon Dancers Halted by Fort Worth Police
Fort Worth Texas police stopped a long marathon dance event after hours on April 18. Officials said the action aimed to protect participants and prevent exhaustion. The incident involved local authorities responding to the indoor fitness gathering.
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FORT WORTH
TEX
Associated Press
peliem
Maryland Fire Convention drew 59 companies for June event
A committee reported progress on plans for Maryland State Firemen's Convention to be held June 6 and 7 in Annapolis with an elaborate program. A questionnaire gathered details on delegates, parade participation, uniforms, and contests while budgeting and prize amounts were being set. A long list of participating fire departments from Aberdeen to Sparrows Point was announced, highlighting the event's scale and pageantry.
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Maryland
comiuniltze
City Hall
Aberdeen Fire Department
Aberdeen
Rescue Hose Co
Annapolis
Independent Fire Co
Water Witch Hock and Ladder Co
West Annapolis
Veteran Volunteer Firemen’s Association
Baltimore
Brunswick Volunteer Fire Co
Brunswick
Barton Hose Co
Barton
Rescue Fire Co
Cambridge
Independent Volunteer Fire Co
Capitol Heights
Good Will Fire Co
Centreville
Chestertown
Crisfield Fire Co
Crisfield
Cumberland Hose Co
Cumberland
Chapel Hill Hose Co
Theaston Fire Department Inc
Easton
Earleigh Heights
Eastport
Federalsburg
Independent Hose Co
Frederick
Junior Steam Fire
Lansdowne Volunteer Fire A Association Inc
Lansdowne
Lineboro
Lotaconing
Manchester
Hook and Ladder
Midland Fire Co
Mialand
Mt. Rainier
Mt. Reinier
Ocean 7 Fire Co
Ocean Cie
Parkville Volunter Fire Co
Park- He
Pocomoke Fire Co
Poco
Princess Anne ‘oir Co
Princess An Water Witch Fire Co
Port Deposit
Alert Vol. Fire Co
Raspeburg
Rockville
Voluneer Fire Dept
Salt Fire Department
Salisbury
Sea Pleas. and Community Welfare Association
Seat _easant
Silver Spring
Voluntes
Weil
Tlaterprise
Sparrows Point
Sparrows Hose Co
Sper
Ira
Penns Hate
Final Warning To Police Over Assault Case Ends In Dismissal
Mayor and readers note a dismissed assault case as Justice Johnson frees Oliver Beachley and brother after they refuse a bribe, while State Attorney Anders declines the money. A second Middletown dispute between Grover Morine and Charles Miller also concludes with a settlement out of court.
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Beachley
J. Graehame Johnson
Harry Sines
Oliver Beachley
Hubert Beachley
South Mountain
Sines
Justice Johnson
Aaron R. Anders
Grover Morine
Charles Miller
Middletown
Miller
Moriie
Horine
Rising Prices Continue In Stock Market
New York April 18 The rising tendency of prices in the stock market continued through the morning with signs of greater public participation, especially in railroad shares. Extensive short covering appeared in recently pressured stocks while oils drew speculative activity and Eastern railroad issues led gains. Call money opened at 5 percent.
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Associated Press
New York
Eastern lines
Beating the Beat: Mayor Confronts Frederick Police
Mayor Culler in Frederick convened the entire police force to denounce on the job hours and petty jealousy after state attorney Aaron Anders accused some officers of misconduct during L. C. Mann’s trial. The meeting warned firings and stricter discipline to restore efficient service to residents.
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Lloyd C. Cutler
Board of Aldermen
Aaron 2. Anders
L. C. Manna
Taylorstown
Culler
Inide
smetime
Mann
Engelrecht
Drenenburg
Engelmar ant
Maror
Aghia
Enanf
Rothenhoefer
Frederick
I C C Sends Out A Questionnaire To Railroads
The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered 51 largest railroads to respond under oath to a questionnaire on labor conditions in maintenance and equipment fitness. They must reply by May 20, detailing how the shopmen strike affected them and whether any settlement was reached with employees.
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Associated Press
Washington
ecco
Interstate Commerce Commission today
New high record price for sugar
The Associated Press reports New York April 18 saw refined sugar prices rise sharply as leading refiners advanced quotations 16 to 20 cents. some quotes noted as high as 44 cents per pound due to strong market demand and expectations of a large Cuban crop.
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Associated Press
New York
Five Wooden Ships Destroyed by Fire
Fire destroyed five wooden ships in an unidentified harbor or storage area. The brief report notes rapid flames and significant material loss but lacks detailed names, locations, or dates. No injuries are mentioned.
Partial Harding Itinerary Revealed for Western Swing
An Associated Press item outlines a tentative itinerary for a Western swing to be led by President Harding around June 15. The route would pass through St. Louis Kansas City Denver and Salt Lake City with speeches also planned for Portland and a return via Chicago.
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Br Ibe Associated Press
Washington
h Tington
St. Louis
Kansas City
Denver
St. Lake City
San France
Fortland
Ore
Chicago
atial Havidag
White House
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Frederick Motor Co
W. WV. Forney
Frederick Iron and Steel Company
Frederick Motor Company
Lincoln
Judge
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