City Republicans hold primaries with new eight precinct map
City Republicans stage primaries tonight to elect delegates for a city convention and a new executive committee. Eight precincts replace four under a new law, with primaries to nominate alderman candidates and a large fifth candidate, to be chosen at the convention. Districts meet at specified venues.
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Southwestern district
court house
Southeastern
Board of Aldermen
City Hall
Northwestern
North Market street
Edward S. Delaplaine
aldersman
dour
Market street
Second street
Frederick to host 1923 Junior Order convention
Frederick is chosen over Baltimore to host the 1923 Junior Order United American Mechanics convention at the LOOF Temple Salisbury on Tuesday. Officers were elected, including State treasurer J. W. Johnson after a tie and a second ballot. Delegates and charities were noted with donations and appreciation for Salisbury Fellows. Catherine Nesbaum, 11, is hospitalized with a leg fracture from a Sunday accident.
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Frederick
Baltimore
State Council
Junior Order United American Mechanics
order
Salisbury
lodge
J. W. Johnson
W. P. Wright
L. R. Hosking
Samuel Moore
Funkstown
Charles 5. Davis
W. S. Kaufman
Perry D Dadley
Eckhart Mines
William Vaughn
Chesapeake City
W. J. Parsons
Parsonsburg
J. S Vanter
Savage
M. R. Etchison
Jefferson
United Patriotic Home
Salisbury lodge
Montgomery to Levy 140000 for Reassessment
By direction of the State Tax Commission the Montgomery County Commissioners will include a 140000 appropriation in the county budget to pay the expense of a complete real property reassessment. The Tax Commission has the power to require reassessment when conditions justify it, leaving the county no alternative but to proceed.
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State Tax Commission
Montgomery county
Tax Commission
Organization backs Coady over Lewis in Maryland race
The Maryland Democratic scene centers on a fight for the U S Senate seat. State leaders reportedly back Charles P. Coady of Baltimore City while Governor Ritchie may step aside. David J. Lewis could lack formal party support, relying on personal ties in Allegany and other counties to sustain his bid.
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Frederick county
United States
Jefferson
David J. Lewis
France
Ritchie
Washington
Democratic organization
Chas. P. Coady
Baltimore City
Lewis
Blair Lee
Self
Coady
old Smith State organization
Mahonjielly organization
Baltimore
Smith
Frank A. Furst
John M. Dennis
John J. Mahon
Frank Kelly
Coach
Mahon
Mr. Lewis
William Cabell Bruce
Mandy
Allegany
Hugh A. McMullen
Maryland
Commissioners Begin Work on New Tax Levy Without Rate Cut
County commissioners will start the annual levy in May to determine the tax rate for the fiscal year beginning July 1. Four new books will track taxpayers in 26 districts plus mortgages and judgments. Despite road and school demands, no decrease in the $1.41 rate is anticipated.
Harding May Speak At West Maryland Bowl Dedication
President Norman A Ward and Western Maryland College officials invited President Harding to give the dedicatory address at the opening of the new athletic field in mid June. The $35,000 field sits behind the college, with seating for 2000 and capacity for 30000 more. A pageant of more than 1000 people will follow the address, depicting the march of peace. The church conference authorized a campaign to raise 750000 for the college with 250000 pledged by ministers, the rest by alumni and the public. Dr Ward notes 1402 students and housing pressures.
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Norman A. Ward
Western Maryland College
Harding
Maryland
Methodist Protestant Conference
Chestertown
Ward
Fire sweeps Aalborg seaport in Denmark
Fire roared through the harbor district of Aalborg yesterday sweeping 70 acres by morning. Central News dispatch from Copenhagen reports vast losses of grain timber and fodder as flames raged across the seaport of Denmark.
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AALBORG
DENMARK
Associated Frese
London
seaport
Copenhagen
Fight Without Bitterness In Rival Organization Clash
The upcoming contest pits rival groups though leaders expect a restrained battle. Mr. Lewis is noted for vote-getting strength while Mr. Lewry and Mr. Coady have past House ties and are personal friends. Most leaders back Mr. Coady or are aligning with him as high rewards for Mr. Laura are discussed.
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Lewis
Lewry
Coady
House of Representatives
Laura
Frederick Knights Head to New Orleans Conclave
Eighteen Fredericktonians members of Jacques de Molay Commandery No 4 Knights Templar and their wives left Frederick today for Baltimore to take a special train to attend the 36th Triennial Conclave of the Grand Encampment Knights Templar US in New Orleans April 24 to 27. The Beauaeant Commandery Baltimore chartered train departed at 2:30 PM with planned stops at several cities en route. They will return to Baltimore about 6:30 PM May 2, arriving in Frederick around 8 o'clock that evening.
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Fighteen
New Orleans
Baltimore
Frederick
Warmers Expects Relief as Friday Weather Dawns
Local observer notes April remains coolest in years with 40s and 50s, but forecasts say Friday will bring warmer conditions. frost risk tonight appears low, though a few degrees may dip to the mid thirties with potential hail. fruit buds likely safe barring a severe 24 to 25 degree drop.
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Sol
Tariff Bill Debate Opens in Senate
In Washington on April 20 the Senate began considering the administration tariff bill with an address by Finance Committee Chairman McCumber outlining the need for a protective tariff and lower production costs to bridge the cost gap between U S and foreign production.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
McCumber
Finance Committee
United States
Eloping high school senior weds in Dayton Ohio
Grace Martz of near the city and Chester A Ullmer of Dayton married at 7:30 PM Monday in Dayton at the Rev. Moser home ring ceremony. Couple, escorted by relatives, planned to live in Dayton after a Baton trip as parents were not reachable for confirmation prior to Easter break. The engagement had been previously denied by Mr Martz.
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C. A. Wilmer
Eaton
Ohio
Grace R. Martz
Chester A. Wilmer
Dayton
Lucy Stiger
Roy Ullmer
Ullmer
Baton, O
Girls’ High school
Grace Martz
Joseph Marts
Yellow Springs
C. A. Ullmer
Marte
Demand for Stocks Expands on Record Morning Trade
The Associated Press reports a wider stock market demand in New York with morning sales around 500,000 shares. Call money at 3.12 percent and strong underwriting interest fueled gains across high grade rails such as Union Pacific Canadian Pacific and Reading along with investment class industrials and specialties. Profit taking was minor and noon prices mostly held firm within fractional moves.
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Associated Press
New York
stock exchange
Union Pacific
Canadian Pacific
Reading
Mississippi River Reaches Highest Stage Yet
New Orleans reports the Mississippi River at 22.1 feet, the highest on record, with water two feet deep in Levee Street area of Vicksburg. Railroad officials say only the largest locomotives can traverse the main line north of Vicksburg due to prolonged flooding along the route. In Washington, Mellon promises new taxes to cover an anticipated four hundred twenty five million dollar deficit for 1923.
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New Orleans
Mississippi river
Levee street
Vicksburg
Yazoo
Mississippi Valley railroad
2000 Believed Killed In War Material Explosion
From Salonika advices report a great loss of life after an explosion of war materials 700 metres from the railway station. Hundreds of children were buried in a church ruin while about 1300 soldiers were buried in the collapsed barracks.
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Associated
Presa
Athens
Salonika
Hood College announces English department filling
Hood College released a notice for the 1922 23 academic year reporting a vacancy in the English department caused by Miss Isa bell Storms marriage to David O Griffin of the city. The slot will be filled by Miss Yuki Osawa of Seattle Washington a Japanese born in Seattle and a University of Washington and University of Michigan graduate. She holds a master's from Michigan and is pursuing a doctorate while contributing to university literature work with the Michigan Daily and as a founder editor of Whimasies.
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Hood College
Isabell Storm
David O. Griffin
Yuki Osawa
Seattle
Washington
Osawa
University of Washington
Misa Osawa
University of Michigan
Miss Osawa
Michigan
Michigan Daily
Whimasies
lterary
Germans Agree Not To Discuss Russia At Genoa
Prime Minister Lloyd George said the German delegation at Genoa has agreed to accept Allied conditions not to reenter talks on Russian affairs after signing the Russo German treaty last Sunday. He denied Dr Rathenau was informed of negotiations. The political commission of the economic conference would meet tomorrow to review the Russian reply expected today.
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Prean
Genoa
Lloyd George
Rathenau
Germany
Lloyd George said today the political commission of the economic conference
Energetic French push to abrogate Russo German pact
Paris April 20 Premier Poincare orders French ambassadors to urge energetic measures and penalties against Germany if the Russo German treaty is not abrogated. Cabinet fully approves the stance despite Genoa conference proceedings.
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Associated Press
Paris
Poincare
Germany
Dublin conference adjourns without agreement
Dublin April 20 The conference between Free Staters and Republicans convened at the behest of Lord Mayor O Neill and Archbishop Byrne adjourned until next Wednesday with no agreement reached. Also San Francisco April 20 Floyd Glotzbach sues for divorce from opera singer Margaret Matzenauer charging grievous mental suffering.
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Associated Press
Dublin
O'Neill
Byrne
San Francisco
Floyd Glotzbach
Del Monte
California
Magaret Matzenauer
Miss Isabell Storm Engaged to David Griffin at Hood College Circle
Announcement reports engagement of Miss Isabell Sora Storm daughter of Mrs. William B. Storm of South Market Street to David O. Griffin son of Mrs. William H. Griffin of West Third Street. The wedding is planned for fall. Storm, Hood College graduate, taught English and earned a Columbia degree. Griffin, partner at Potta and Griffin, is a prominent Frederick business figure. This is Hood College faculty engagement number three this year.
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Isabell Sora
William B. Storm
South Market street
David O. Griffin
William H. Grifio
West Third street
Miss Storm
Hood College
department of English
Columbia University
Griffin
Potta and Grifin
Frederick
Storars
Fdina Cowling
Mixx Rachel
Easterbrooks
Department of
alan
Convention of Women Opens in Baltimore Today
Women from across the Americas convene in Baltimore for a conference on education child welfare women in industry and civil political status with aims to foster regional cooperation and future global collaboration. Archbishop Curley Governor Ritchie and Mayor Broening welcome delegates as Pan American Union director general Dr. L. S. Rowe delivers greetings.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
R’sponding
National League of Women Voters
League
Canada
Curley
Ritchie
Broening
L. 9. Rowe
Pan-American Union
Union
Maud Wood Park
gageioa
Legion Ladies Auxiliary Bazaar Opens With Praise by Mac Nider
National Commander Hanford Mac Nider opened the Legion Post bazaar praising the Ladies Auxiliary as the backbone of the organization. He predicted passage of the Soldiers' Bonus Bill and credited Posts with driving the Legion’s vitality. Local post members reported strong attendance and festive decor, with high hopes for the rest of the week.
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American Legion
Hanford MacNider
MacNider
First Regiment
Sabillasville
Legion
bazaar
corger
fish pond
Ladies’ Auxiliary of the
thore
barane
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Fleasant
MONTGOMERY
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C. A. Wllmer
MISSISSIPPI
Mellon
treasury
U. 8
RUSSIA
Alling
CONVENTION OF WOMEN
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