State Clubwomen to Open Sessions Here on Tuesday
Delegates from across Maryland arrive for the Maryland Federation of Women's Clubs annual convention in Baltimore April 22 24 at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. The event marks the federation silver jubilee with a luncheon at Coblentz Hall Hood College speaker Mrs Anthony Wayne Cook of the Daughters of the American Revolution and notable attendees including Louise Stanley Frank R Went and representatives from the Needlework Guild of America.
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Maryland Federation of Women
Clvics
Francis Scott Key Fotel
Federation
Cohlenta Hall
Hood College
Anthony Wayne Cook
The
Daughters of the American Trevolution
T. A. BR
Washgton
Cook
FS. 7
Turrow
Rosamond
Tyr
Louise Stanley
Chee
Bureau of Tissne Eeonomies
Department of Acuiculture
Frank R. Went
Baltimore
Two New York robberies yield $30,000 loot value
The Associated Press report notes two New York robberies. A night valuables safe at Car Wall on 47th Street was broken open and $20,000 stolen. A Bronx garage held up by two armed bandits netted $70,900 in furs. One suspect later identified by a watchman.
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The
Associated Press
S York
Wall
Bart 47Th Street
Cadey
Bronx
Chas, Ornstefir
Landirs
Two Held After Fire Where Nine Died
AP reports two people are in custody after a fatal fire that killed nine. Chicago police say Samuel Moore and Leonell, owners of a sporting and novelty business, are being questioned as investigators probe links to the blaze. One firefighter and one civilian perished in the incident.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Saumuel Moore
Leonell
Samuel Polin
Moore
Unell
Ling
Twnell
Ridgevills
Ridgeville
Helen Fy Langdon S. Day
Iva Magdadoya Gard
Ren Oat Herreits Heal Estate Agency
Winchester
Che Surveyius
Aled
Ohne Hopkins Unniversity
Washington Cone
Pee Ronds
Wheeler Faces May 5 Appearance After $1000 Bail
The Associated Press reports Montana Senator C. K. Wheeler posted $1,000 bail for an appearance on May 5 in Great Falls to answer an indictment alleging illegal payments to prosecutors in land cases before a U S commissioner. Also noted is a Frederick Masonic Choir recital in Taneytown on April 20 under Grayson H. Staley, benefiting the Taneytown school library.
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Associated Press
Washington
Enator
C. K. Wheeler
Montana
United States
McDonald
Hong
Great Falls
Tates
Masonic Choir
Taneytown
Frederick Masonic Choir
Grayson H. Sta. Tey
Tanestown
Protection for Forests Urged Amid Fire Dangers
A state wide forestry week urges protection of forests amid a high fire risk. Officials stress careful behavior in woods, promote fire prevention in schools, and warn that most fires stem from carelessness.
Weaver Acquitted in Prohibition Possession Case
Weaver of Harper's Ferry was acquitted after a trial before United States Commissioner H Novel Muller. Prohibition agents had charged him with sale and possession of intoxicating liquor. Testimony showed the altered sale was not made by Weaver or anyone authorized by him and his premises were separate from the property where the sale was alleged. Weaver was arrested weeks ago and represented by Woodant James.
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Crostin
J. N. Jackley, Weaver
Weod Ant James
Ball Club Fund Drive Aims To Raise $2000
A committee led by Samuel Rosenstock and Charles Segalott launches a campaign Tuesday to raise 2000 for the Pressvick Blue Ridge League club. The drive targets merchants and sports lovers, stressing gate receipts alone do not cover expenses, and distinguishes this appeal from the Community Athletic Park project. The Baseball Association remains separate and must pay park rental, with the effort targeting local support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presevick
Oofie
Samuel Rosenstock
FL KK. Schmidt
Charles Segalott
Lr. O. Hendrix
Charles FL Cramer
Owith
Aeuion
Foot and Mouth Blockade Eases for Tourists Near Yuma
A foot and mouth disease blockade near the Arizona border was relaxed to aid tourists. Reported conditions described a tense scene as motorists pressed toward the gate, with guards facing potential violence and crowds approaching from the California side. The incident highlighted strained resources and concerns about camping gear and food for those stranded.
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Arizona
Yuma
Ander
Vare to Oppose Pinchot in Philly Boss Ward
Philadelphia April 11 Congressman WOS Ware a Philadelphia political leader said he would not support Governor Pinchot as a candidate for Republican delegates at large at the upcoming primary He urged Caverno action in appointing A Heney to conduct the Senate Committee investigation into the Internal Revenue Service in California.
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Vare
Pinchot
Philly
Ward
Philadelphia
W.os. Ware
Politi
Ted
New Tiwesday
Caverno
Heney
Fornia
Senate
Internal Revenue
Boyton the Swimmer Dies at Home from Pneumonia
Paul Boyton, famed swimmer and 18 ornithologist, died last night at his home after contracting pneumonia while returning from a South American expedition. He gained fame 40 years ago for crossing the English Channel in a paddle suit and was the inventor of a widely used diving suit.
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Associated Press
New York
Paul Boyton
English Channel
Pneuniatis
Mammoth Oil Company Denies Government Suit Claims
In Cheyenne on April 19 Mammoth Oil Company answers the government demand for the eminent domain of its lease on the Teapot Dome naval oil reserve. The firm denies all charges of violation and fraud, asserting the lease is valid and the government’s bill lacks merit.
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Associated Press
Cheyenne
Wyre
Mammoth
Compans
Frmwer
Calvision
Death of Mrs Emma Keller in Baltimore home
Mrs Emma Jane Keller widow of William H E Keller died this morning at her residence around 1 o clock from heart trouble. She had been ill months and confined to the house. Her son Blakes Magle found her fainted. the physician declared death. Survived by a daughter, three sons, four sisters, one brother and a granddaughter. Active church worker, funeral at 3 PM from the home. interment Mt Olivet Cemetery. Carly funeral director.
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Huuma Jane Keller
William HE Keller
Lodahh
Guise
Ballimore
Sinn
Cord Sinn
Erendchild Stukes Keller
OE Bochurec South
Mt. Olivet
Carly
Creditors Hire Counsel in Horner Banking Case
A creditor meeting at the Prime Mall discusses the defunct Annan Horner & Company banking firm. PL. Ogle presided and a vote approved services for Leo Wein with a retaining fee. Durket was elected treasurer as efforts to block attempts to discharge the firm from bankruptcy continue.
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Annan Horner & Company
Piremen
Iminutebarge
Bo PL
Ogle
ST Wos
Leo Wein
Vigihint Hose Companys Nominate Officers for May Election
At the regular monthly meeting of the Vigihint Hose Companys of missure nominations were made for officers to be voted on the first Friday in May. Candidates include President Chas Moke and AJ M Comer. Vice-President TH Millelans. Secretary Wild Wert Salven Cecil Ratering. Treasurer WOM Giblan Ml OF Shalt. Captain Joseph Caldwell. Lieutenants Edward Brown and ert White. Second Lieutenant Waeler. Directors Tasegh R Hoke and Charles Ver Comer.
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Emmitssurg Firsmen
Vigihint Hose Companys
Rnmissure
Fob Jewing
Chas. Moke
AJ M. Comer
Vicw
TH. M.illelans
Wild Wert Salven
Cecil Ratering
Wom Gibla
College Pagaar Opens Monday Afternoon Under Anna Ryan
A damaged OCR fragment notes the College Pagaar with Anna Ryan as chairman preparing a Monday afternoon opening. It mentions dues and efforts to put things in shape, dated April 28.
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Monnd St Aarret
College Pagaar
Anna Ryan
Prnoon
Miss Hurst and Richard Hemp Bride in Canton Wedding
Miss Helen Hurst daughter of Mrs. Luya M. Hurst and Richard Les Hemp son of Mr and Mrs Abraham Hemp wed in Canton Ohio. Ceremony by Rev Herbugk at 11 am joined 40 guests with reception in the back parlor. Bride wore pale yellow crepe with leghorn hat. groom in dark blue charmeen suit. After May 1 they reside at 14 West Patrick Street, Frederick. Out-of-town guests included Miss Hilda Hemp and Mrs Douglas Hemp of Jefferson.
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Canton
Hlub
Ohio
Palma
Helen Hurst
Luya M. Hurst
Walnut Ave
Richard Les Hemp
Abraham Hemp
Junersong
Mop
Herbugk
Omparitus
Leghorn
Hursti
China Dal
Rite
Jienp
Atlantic Fly
Patrick Street
Mreilriek
Ino
Kia Vuiner
Jefferson
Canton High School
Pood College
Misa Hilda Hemp
Douglas Hemp
Jeferson
Mary Etchison
Iart Fetchison
Praderick
Divorce Petition Filed by Mrs Ressia K Highman
Mrs Ressia K Highman files for absolute divorce from her husband John R Hichtman. She previously secured a partial divorce on March 15 1922 asserting her need to end the marriage and seek complete dissolution.
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John R. Hichtman
Ressia K. Highman
News-Post to Observe Easter Monday Holiday
News-Post will observe Easter Monday as a holiday with a shortened schedule. Following the custom, Frederick Post or Evening News will publish Monday, April 21, and plant offices close Saturday evening until Monday morning RLDS o'clock.
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News-Post
Custon
Frederick Post
Officers of 29th Division to camp at Virginia Beach
For the first time since World War, officers of the Twenty Ninth Division National Guard will meet in camp this summer at Virginia Beach Virginia. About 200 officers from the Fifty-eighth Infantry Brigade Storyland are expected to attend per Major Thomas G McNicholas executive officer of the brigade. Encampment runs June 9 to 12 with enlisted men of the Fifty eighth to follow August 3 to 17. General Milton A Reekoms to command. Maryland units previously held encampments at Saunders Range.
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Twenty Ninth Division
National Guard
Virginia Beach
Virginia
Maryland
Columbia
Fifty-eighth Infantry Brigade
Storyland
Thomas
G. McNicholas
Fifts
Elehth
Milton A. Reekoms
Haye
Saunders Range
Red Men to Convene in Baltimore Wednesday Meeting
The Great Council of Maryland and the Pocahontanauxiliary meet at Tecumseh Tribe hall in Baltimore, starting Wednesday at 2 pm and running to Thursday evening. Allen R. Lampe of Chippewa Tribe No. 28 vies for Junior Sagamore, with Lester Stull and Mrs. Henry L. Bennett among attending officials from Frederick and local councils.
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Great Council of
Maryland
Allen R. Lampe
Tor Creat
Sagamore
Lester. Stull
Suchamin
Henry L. Bennett
Naomia Counc
No. 38
Thix City
Frederick
Grace. Burdette
Eilen Albaugh
Great Guard of
Heavy selling unsettles market across oil motor and food shares
By The Associated Press New York April 19 heavy selling of specialties unsettled today trading with sharp reaction in oil motor and food stocks. New law records were reported for several popular oils including Standard Oil of New Jersey. The closing was irregular with about 275000 shares changing hands.
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Associated Frees
New York
New Law
Standard CW
New Jersey
Johnny Evers Named New White Sox Pilot
Chicago April 19 Johnny Fivers appointed manager of the Chicago White Sox succeeding Frank Chance who was ordered to return to California because of health concerns.
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Johnny Evers
White Sox
Associated Press
Chicago
Johnny Fivers
Chicago White Sox
Frank Chance
California
American Legion backs bonus bill approval in Senate
The American Legion endorsed the soldier bonus bill today and urged senators not to amend the pending measure. In a message to each senator Commander Quilon asked that no attempt be made on the door to amend the bill.
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Associated Pres
Washington
Legan Today
Senate
Quilon
Experts Report In Operation At Once Advocated By Macdonald
Press records from York on April 19 report Prime Minister Macdonald urging immediate action to implement the experts' report, with full support from all backers at a crowded Labor meeting on North Market Street.
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York
Singl Nd
Oll
Macdonald
Annual Easter fashion parade crosses city streets
A Western disturbance may disrupt Easter parades from the Ohio Valley to the Atlantic states, but sun and mild breezes are forecast for the South. Frederick shoppers frenzy for new toys and flowers fills streets as churches prepare for the Resurrection theme amid festive gowns and bouquets. Weather officials predict generally fair Easter Day with possible light rain in the southeast and lingering cloudiness Sunday, keeping temperatures steady across the region.
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Associated Press
Washington
Ohio Valley
Lower Lake
Atlantic States
Virginia
Weather Bureau
Tennessee
East Gulf and Seaboard
Iowa
Missin
Bipps
Seaboard
Mississippi
South Atlantic
East Gulf States
Fredarick
Frederick
Perstong
AONB
Harth
Fantey
Fickle April Predicted for Easter Week Weather Outlook
Washington reports an unsettled forecast for the week starting Monday across the North and Middle Atlantic States with generally fair early days, cool temperatures, and more clouds with showers later. Mayor Walter Renehelt of Baltimore attends holiday gathering at Prof. Amana's home.
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Associated Press
Washington
North
Middle Atlantic
Walter Renehelt
Mayor Jackson
Baltimore
Prof
Amana
Holidars Aare
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Arizona Line
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Mammoth Oil Company
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Shy
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Annan, Horner
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Richard Lee Hemp
John A Thomas
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Hagerstown
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Cumberland
Rita G. McGaha
Brunswick
Jack Wwarald Shelley
Wazel A. Seahold
Lancaster Pa
George T. Hartsock
LeGore
Etta Burdette
American Legion
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Gilmore R. Plautt
Raymond Loy
Loah Fe, Cramer and Son
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Benjamin Saxien
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