City Traffic Rules Tightened By Mayor Notice
Mayor Lloyd Culler issues formal notice that starting April 28 violators of city traffic rules will be arrested. Double parking, parking within 10 feet of a fireplug, and parking with right wheels more than 12 inches from the curb are banned. Church street herringbone parking will end and parallel parking only on Market to Court streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd C. Culler
Culler
Church Street
Market
Court Streets
Market Street
In Memoriam Mrs Belle Moler Death After Baltimore Accident
Mrs Belle Moler wife of Lee Moler formerly of Hagerstown died at Mercy Hospital Baltimore Thursday night from injuries after being struck by a trolley car Tuesday in front of her home 890 West North street Baltimore She leaves husband and one daughter Margaret of Baltimore two sisters in Shepherdstown W Va and three in Akron Ohio and two brothers in Washington D C She was Miss Boteler daughter of Mr and Robert Boteler of Tetersville Frederick county Funeral at Shepherdstown Sunday at 2 p m with interment Elmwood Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Moler
Lee Moler
Hagerstown
Mercy Hospital
Baltimore
West North Street
Moler
Margaret
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Akron
Ohio
Washington D.C
Miss Boteler
Robert Boteler
Tetersville
Frederick County
Elmwood Cemetery
Frederick
Allentown
Emaline Dawson Kutz
Fred D. Kutz
Clair D. Mohr
Dubbs Presbyterian Church
Mary Kutz
Mrs. Etchison
Lehigh Country Club
Lewis W. Kendal
Lewis William Kendal
Frank Ridenour
Edgemont
Mary FE
Smithnon
Ile
Lewis M
Dauchie
John Law
Greensburg
Lee Hellaman
Simon, Hager
P. mi
J . Church
Smith
Webb
Cave
Thomas
Brown Memorial Presbyterian Reharch
Druid Ridge Cemetery
Thomas L. Gibson
State Department of Education
Gibson
Lawrence P. Wilder
David C. Gibson
Thomas [. Gibson
J. Edward J Gibson
Ashey
N.C
Observing Ninth Wedding Anniversary for Mr and Mrs Harridon
Purely personal notes report Mr and Mrs Franklin H. Harridon observing their ninth wedding anniversary. Alan J. England toured the city after a Florida visit. Miss Grace B. spent several days in Warr. Av oelock Tor morning at 6 Ohis, at Houck second street is sy emis of Mrs Aparimenis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin H. Harridon
Alan J. England
Florida
Grace B
Warr
Oelock Tor
Ohis
Houck
St Second Street
Aparimenis
Memorial Theater Fund Drive Progress Report
Local proprietors of Frederick report early contributions to the Thomes Johnson Memorial Theater fund. They note cordial reception and meaningful pledges totaling around $407 with potential to reach $545, as planning continues for completion of the memorial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomes Johnson
Everting
Frederick
Johnson
Seven of Overst family perished in Kansas farm fire
Seven members of the William F Overst family were burned to death at their farm home near El Dorado Kansas. Only Owen Overst 17 escaped as neighbors found the bodies after midnight. The dead include William F Overst 15 Elsie Overst 41 and their children Dorothy 16 Ralph 14 Hugh 10 Edith 8 and Herbert 6.
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el Dorado
Kan
William F Overst
Owen Overst
William F. Overst
Elsie Overst
Dorothy
Ralph
Hugh
Edith
Herbert
Court of Appeals Upholds Railroad Case
Maryland Court of Appeals affirms Frederick County Circuit Court ruling in Ralph E. Long and James Poteet v Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and Grand International Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers. Case began May 1924, spanned three years with voluminous testimony and proceedings in 1920s.
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Frederick County
Ralph E. Long
James
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Grand International Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Maryland Court of Appeals
Parke
Gleno Hl. Worthington
Long
Poteet
Baltimore
Cumberland
Bomb explosion hurts three near Italian newspaper
Scranton police link a dynamite blast near La Voce Italiana to a suspected pro Fascist target, injuring three as about 30 people narrowly escaped. The four story Center street building sustained heavy damage amid investigations into local Italian tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
la Voce Italiana
Center Street
Lackawanna County
Mussolini
Fascist Party
Organization of Road Commission May Be Changed
Baltimore April 21 The State Roads Commission might reorganize with the chairman also serving as chief engineer after a special commission finishes its inquiry. Richard B Tippett, counsel for two officials in road fund cases, suggested the change and estimated shortages could reach 400000, though 43000 are known. The governor said he will seek full information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
State Roads Commission
Special Commission
Ritchie
Richard B. Tippett
One Soldier Killed as Train Strikes Auto Near Odenton
A Pennsylvania Railroad collision near Odenton Maryland killed Private Martin Cavanagh and seriously injured three others while a fifth was slightly hurt. The soldiers had left Fort Meade after midnight when their auto was struck by the train about an hour later. Cavanagh died at Fort Leonard Wood Hospital. Privates Ralph Leggiery Quinn and Horton were listed in critical condition early today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsy
AUTO
Baltimore
Qne
Pennsylvania Railroad
Odenton
Martin Cavanagh
Fort Leonard Wood
Ralph Leggiery
Quinn
Horton
New York Woman Reports Jewels Stolen From Sleeping Car
Mrs Julia Kohlsach, a prominent New York woman, reported $10 000 worth of jewels left on a sleeping car between New York and Washington. An urgent search found the case in the dressing room missing its jewels as she arrived in Washington. The case was left in the women's dressing room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mirs
Julia D. Kohlsach
New York
State Council Ends Meeting in Hagerstown
The state convention of the Jr. O. U. A. M. closed in Hagerstown with new officers installed by Deputy National Councilor J. D. Averson of York Pa. About 300 delegates attended over two days. actions included endorsing the Junior American as official organ and funding, plus per head tax of 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Council
Hagerstown
Masonic Temple
National
J. D. Averson
York
Patriotic Orphans’ Home of
Baltimore
Finance Committee
Frederick
Weather Outlook in Washington
Weather outlook for the region including Washington notes unsettled conditions. Forecast calls for variable clouds and periods of light rain with temperatures remaining mild. No major storm systems expected in the near term.
Illness Delays Relief Flight to Greenly Island
Illness of Floyd Bennett postpones the Ford plane relief mission to Greenly Island Canadien Press reports the crew member Bedridden with fever delaying the Bremen rescue effort. Schiller may replace Bennett. relief plane carries parts fuel and supplies for the stranded German flyers. Major Fitzmaurice to return with Germancolleagues while Mrs Fitzmaurice and Pat sail for New York aboard the Dresden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Ste. Agnes
Quebec
Floyd Bennett
Ford
Bennett
Bernt Balchen
Detroit
Balchen
C. A
Duke” Schiller
Schitler
Greenly Island
New York
Miss Hurta Junkers
Bremen
James Fitzmaurice
Civilization
Baron Ehrenfried Gunther von Huenefeld
Her» Koehl
United States
Dublin
James F. Fitzmaurice
Pat
Patricia
Cobh
Hermann Koehl
Dresden
Wilkins Lands Near Spitzbergen Station
Captain George H. Wilkins the Arctic flyer completed a flight from Point Barrow Alaska and landed near the Svalbard radio station at 11 AM after crossing polar regions. He was accompanied by Alaskan pilot Carl B. Bienson and aimed to follow a route between the north pole and North American continent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
George H. Wilkins
Arctic Flyer
Explorer
Svalbard
Spitzbergen
Polar
Point Barrow
Alaska
Copenhagen
Politiken
Wilkins
Point Bartow
Doedmanspeira
North Pole
North American
Carl B. Bieison
Blanton Turbulence in Washington Shapes Campaign
Texas congressman Tom Blanton stirs Capitol politics with aggressive probes into District of Columbia policing. The dispatch chronicles his clashes at trial, accusations against cops, threats and near-riots as Staples is eventually convicted. Also notes Blanton’s stated aim to focus on House governance. June wedding notice for Margaret Banks Dorsey and Oscar E. Webb closes the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney Dutcher
NEA
Washington
Tom Blanton
Texas
Tom
House
Senate
District of Columbia
Committee of the House
Major Hesse
Capitol
Orville Staples
Staples
Blanton
Representative Schafer
Wisconsin
Hquor
Capitol Police
Clyde Kelly
Pennsylvania
Columbia
Jim Mann
Luther League to Hold First Middle District Banquet
The Middle District Luther League will meet Friday at 6:30 in Evangelical Lutheran church chapel. About 300 members are expected with officials from Frederick Carroll counties and dates for the June meeting outlined. Rev Walter W. Praub from York Pa will be principal speaker. attendees include delegates from Taneytown Union Bridge Emmitsburg Woodshore Walkersville Jefferson Middletown Guntkittsville Brunswick Knoxville Hingerstown Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uencher League
Frederick
Carroll Counties
Evangelical Batheran Churchthia
League
William J. Smith, Jr
Baltimore
Maryland
Carroll
Bernard Davis
This City
Harry Fogle
Uniontown
G Rhoderick
Middletown
Samuel J. Ransom
Wallace Heindetlar
Taneytown
Austin L. Howard
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Sinclair Acquitted in Teapot Dome Conspiracy Case
Washington April 21 AP Karl F Sinclair was acquitted of conspiring to defraud the government in the Teapot Dome lease. The jury found payment of 223000 in Liberty bonds and 35000 in cash to Albert B Fall related to a ranch, not a deal over the Wyoming naval oil reserve. He faces contempt proceedings for Senate testimony refusal and hiring detectives to shadow the trial jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Karry F. Sinclair
Teapot Dome
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Albert B. Fall
Sinclair
Uut
Senate Oil Committee
Circuit Court of Appeals
Nye
Harry F. Sinclair
Nya
Senate Investigating Committee
Jennings Bailey
Justice Bailey
Court House
U. S
Graduate Recital in Brodbeck Hall Features Emery and Douglass
Miss Genevieve Emery and Miss Helen Douglass presented a joint graduate recital in Brodbeck Hall. Emery performed Chopin and Debussy with refined touch and color, while Douglass offered Italian songs, German and French selections with clear enunciation and expressive tone. Assisted by Miss Jessie J. Newgeon and Mrs. Ignatius Biorke, the program showcased technical mastery and versatile vocal and pianoforte styling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genevieve Emery
Helen Douglass
Brodbeck Hall
Emery
Debussey
Macdowell
Miss Douglass
Jessie J. Newgeon
Ignatius Biorke
Encampment Meets with Grand Visitors in Palestine
An enthusiastic Palestine Encampment No. 20 meeting featured Grand Junior Warden W. Edgar South H A Shafer and M F Wolfinger from Gilead Encampment No. 6 of Hagerstown. Horace H C Albangn was appointed district deputy grand patriarch who announced a May 3 Baltimore conference for patriarchal degree candidates. Officers and members welcomed visitors and invited candidates to Petomar Lodge No. 31 in Hagerstown for its fifth anniversary.
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Palestine
W. Edgar South
H. A. Shafer
M. F. Wolfinger
Gilead
Hagerstown
Horace H. C. Albangn
South
Order
Baltimore
Y. A. Shafer
F M. Wolfinger
Petomar Lodge
Odd Fei
Grand Inside Sentinel
Charles P Staley
Eli G. Hauch
Charlies F . Seeger
Elmer Brown
W. A
George L Mobley
Charlie TP
Oscar T 'Perhine
Yn. E. Gannon
George S. Mobley
Frederick Art Club hears talks on Haviland China and airship travel
The Frederick Art Club met Thursday with Miss Kate Ramsburgh chairing. Mrs Lola May Town presented The Story of Haviland China tracing the Haviland lineage from Norway to America and Limoges, with china patterns shown. Mrs Verdio Creed discussed crossing the English Channel in an airship and noted travel costs and sights in France including Tivoli and Champagne cellars.
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Frederick
France
Hallie Sweet
Verdio Creed
English Channel
Brussels
Tivoli
Rheims
Creed
Helen Smith
Harriet Kolb Cave
Federation of the State of
Anti-Saloon League Not to Participate in Meeting Plan
Baltimore April 21 AP The Anti Saloon League says it has not been asked to participate in a citizens mass meeting planned for next week to advocate enforcement of the prohibition law. The planning committee includes many men unfavorable to the League and is chaired by Harte L Price with vice president William Cochran also named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Anti- Saloon League
Harte L. Price
Wellam FL Cochray
Maryland Anti- Saloon League
Henry Jones
Price
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Ate of Arking Law
Afi
Court of Appeals
Centennial Memorial United Brethren Church
Kings’ Daughters
Jacob Kintz
Jean Val Jean
Katherine Spessard
Walpik
Caroline Winebrenner
Grace Spouseller
Woodsboro
Lowell
R. H. Bair
Ross Kling
J. A. Santen
Reperty
Richard S. Hargett
C. Markell
Ste. Edwin
Markell
Richard S.parse
Michael
Wif
T Charles T. Butcher, Jr
Eig
Nila R. Bushwallee
George S. Rodock, Jr
Elizabeth R. Houck
Kelly B. Cromwell
New Margrete
Creedy M. Brown
E Tanrente A. Dorset Tero
Pealine K
Taurmont
Organization of Road Commission
Kirk West
John Monday
Weverton
Justice J. W. Lloyd
Peterville
Benjamin Phebus
Weather Outlook
Werther Matlok Eal
Teley Vie Enpot
Colin Nev
Schiller
Spitsbergen Station
Gladys Watcek
WLC
AL of Hood College
Wiss Watek
Roberden
Margaret Banks Dorsey
Richard Dorsey
Oscar E. Webb
Mr. Webb
Roland Park
Presbyterian Church
Mary Louise Dorsey
Eleanor Dorsey
Marsland School For the Deaf
Arkansas
Tennessee
Luther League
Middle District Conference In
Evangelical Church
Texarkana
Ark
Index
Ogden
W. L. Johnson
Leary
Ant Hook
Arkanaag
Tivok
Memphis
Tenn
Atoka
Co. D. Forbes
Forbes
Joe
David
Shelby County
Deal For
Wyoming Naval Oil
Potomac Edison
Potomac Edison Company
C. Albert Gilson
Mabel G. Ramsburg
William H. Ramssurg
Charles L. Renn
Wiliam E. Darner
H. EK. DeLauter
Petersville
Hawkin
Ginore R. Flautt
Reed T. Thompson
Ethel
Kidwiler
Parsons Newman
Worthington P. Wachter
William M. Storm
John L. Dutrow
Leatherman
Elters
Grand Junior
Frederick Lodge
Haviland
China
Anti-Saloon League
Nipwepa
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