Federation Women Club Convention Opens in Frederick
Delegates from across Maryland gather at the Francis Scott Key Hotel for the Maryland Federation of Women's Clubs Twenty-fifth Annual Convention and Silver Jubilee. Col D John Markey delivers welcome, and Dr Harry Foster Burns argues for international peace and World Court participation.
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Maryland
Francis Scott Key
Maryland Federation of Women’s Clubs
John F. Sippel
Baltimore
Sipple
Baltimore City
D. John Markey
Chamber of Commerce
Frederick
Albert Louissat
Louissat
Fredericksonians
John Wesley Brown
John Hughes Murphy
R. S. J. Dutrow
National Club
National Federation of Women’s Clubs
Washington
Women's Club
Walkersville
Harry Foster Burns
International Treace
Burns
Federation
America
United States
France
Germany
Irns
Tie
Grove Receives Year And A Day In Atlanta Penitentiary
Harry A Grove of Frederick was sentenced by Judge Soper in federal court to a year and a day in Atlanta for conspiracy to transport liquor from the Outerbridge Horsey distillery. He plans an appeal to the Richmond Va circuit. The sentence followed the jury’s mercy recommendation.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Harry A
Hoppy’’) Grove
Frederick
Tudge Soper
United States District Court
Federal
Atlanta
Grove
William Curran
Robert Leach
United States District Court of Appeals
Richmond
Outerbridge Horsey
Burkittsville
Soper
Maryland Federations Club Convention Officers Named
Noon registration set for the Maryland Federation of Women’s Clubs convention. Officers listed include honorary president Mrs Albert Sioussat of Baltimore and president Mrs John S Sippel of Baltimore with regional vice presidents, district leaders, and delegates from numerous clubs across Frederick, Cumberland, Hagerstown, Frostburg, and Baltimore areas.
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They Yland Federation of Womens Clubs
Albert Sioussat
Maltimore
John S. Sippel
Baltimore
Josiah W. Jones
Montgomery County
Johnley Brown
Hec
George A. Hax Baltimcore
Moses Wiesenfeld
Sbaltimorest
Allepany County Federation of Women Clubs
Morris Stosenbaum
J. OW. Avirete Thomas
Frederick Female Seminary
Mary V. Markey
Preens
W. Swee
Frostburg Chic
Clah
Martha Stem
Westernport and Lake Civic Club
John Melluigi
William Strickler
Women's Clubs of
Middletown
Martha Kolb
Woman's Club
Watkerse
Woon Stauffer
Charles Crawford
Serand
Eastern
Cecil
Kent
Queen Anne
Talbot
Caroline
Dorchester
Wicomico
Somerset
Weorcester
A.A. Hatha Way
Cambridge
Atrs
C. Ss
Wee
Mre
D. J, Jacobson
V. Elkton
Reginald Constable
Albert Constable
Pederalsburg
J. W. Stowell
Woman's Club of
Hurlock
Charles Mitchell Thompson
Vienna
Ebb. Lamkin
Woman's Literary Club of
St. Michaels
Alfonso Boley
Central District
Ence
General Assembly
Federation
Volth F. Lippet
J. Dutrow
Frederick
John Wesley Brown
George A. Hax
John 3. Dries
William W. Bride
Bethesda
W. W. Edmondson
John H. Gildea
Edmund S. Nayes
Alfonse Raley
Wall. Claggett
Mass
Gildea
Ww. Kindley
AL Webb
Nicodemus Tye
Frances Stuart
Leonard A. Mecht
Helena Stantfer
Mre Ot
S.J. Darrew
Bow. Cochran. Vwray Wiliam Po Rewers
John Garerath
T. Mosher
Rebert Moss
President Coolidge on Europe and a busy legislative report
The text recalls President Coolidge deeming the League a dead issue while noting Americas World War involvement. It then details a legislative report by Dr Horace Flack on 1,057 bills introduced, 602 passed, plus 400 local measures and bonds totaling 47 million dollars. It lists federation officers nominated and committee rosters, plus local illness news and a student’s medical update.
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President Coolidge
League
Europe
America
Robert Moss
Moss
Horace FB. Flack
State Department of Legislative Reference
Plack
Federation
Flack
Audi
Thaw Upbraids Defense Lawyer for Jury Speech
Philippsburg report notes Thaw's outburst at the press table denouncing lawyer William A Gray as he protests his son's defense. Gray says no witness testified to Thaw being sane and argues Thaw remains insane and should stay confined.
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Thaw
Associated Press
Philadephia
Harry Kk. Phaw Sanity
Wiliam A. Gray
Gray
Mr. Gray
Russell William Thaw
Evelyn Nesbit
Narry Thaw
Phoyson
Vanishing liquor still a mystery in Washington session
The inquiry into missing liquor from a government department continues as officials face questions over failure to prosecute and counterclaims about seized tagras and distribution. Witnesses dispute how much supply vanished and point to internal process issues while observers note potential routine fault in large agencies. Miss Amie M Little visits Washington as a guest of Mrs. Frank G. Sioner.
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Associated Press
Washington
Department of Dastic
Lingherty
Thompson
Federal Trade Commission
Tan
W. OW. Grimes
Tastie
Stone
Daugherty
Lores Supply
Ana
Vle
Amie M Little
Frank G. Sioner
East Second Street
Nobel Prize Honor Tied to Wisconsin Loan to Hamsun
A fragment recalls Knut Hamsun, the Norwegian immigrant writer, borrowing $40 from a Wisconsin friend to travel to Colorado for study. The friend later received a $404 draft with interest, the note notes, in context of Hamsun’s rise to worldwide fame and Nobel Prize recognition this year.
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Knut Hamsun
Wisconsin
Colorado
Friend
Market Street bids opened for May 6 paving contract
Bids on the Market street repaving contract will be opened by the State Roads Commission on Tuesday May 6. The project covers about one half of a mile between South and Seven streets. After award, work to convert Market street into a paved thoroughfare should start promptly, with an estimated three weeks of actual paving. Potomac Edison Company notified. trolley rail work may begin under the approval program, with completion still dependent on contract progress.
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Bida
Market
State Roads Commission
Potomac Edison Company
Mary Che
Residents contest proposed Creagerstown road in commissioners session
A large delegation from Creagerstown district, split into two factions, appealed to the Board of County Commissioners over a disputed right of way as they debated building a road from Creagerstown toward the Monocacy bridge to the Rocky Ridge road. Both sides presented petitions. no promises were made to settle the quarrel between Hockensmith and Tockensmith, though officials urged a meeting to resolve the dispute.
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Jy ‘Ung
Creagerstown
Board of County Commissioners
Monocacy Bridge
Rocky Ridge Road
Russell
Tockensmith
Ko Gaves
Hockensmith
Havever
Tlckensmith
Audrey Jt. Candidacy Visit Sparks District News
A fragmented report notes Audrey Jt candidates visiting the SING District during a preberick event. Mentions a potential discussion on nomination, with unclear names and local response.
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Audrey JT
Cita Dieu Craidie
Sing
Preberick
Maxvor Thomas Wo
Keon
Dertele
Oregon
Short covering halts stock decline in late trading
The Associated Press reports short covering reversed a downward stock move, with gains in wheat and several market sectors. Strength returns in industrials and certain group leaders amid renewed professional moves, while real estate and other sectors show resilience.
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Associated
New York
Owl and Sugar Group
Realronds Vase
Eromore
Callomeney
Earle Appointed State Conservation Commissioner
Governor Albert C. Ritchie announced Swepson Earle will replace W. Vickers Jr. as State Conservation Commissioner, effective the first Monday in March. Earle plans to speak in the city Monday evening April 28 at the Francis Sent Key hotel, with proceeds supporting the Under-Privileged Child Fund.
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Earle
Albert C. Ritchie
Swepson Earle
Artisan W. Vickers, Jr
Francis
Key Lotel
Chesapeake Tay
Codification Of International Law Also Considered
The United States may lead a world peace move if a settlement of German reparations is achieved. President Coolidge says a new world conference on armament limits and codification of international law could follow such a settlement, with American support seen as essential to progress and stability. He lauds the Dawes Commission work and urges concessions and financing to aid European recovery while maintaining anti militarist aims.
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New York
Clea Bess
Coolidge
Fi Wen
Asseedseed
Washington
United States
Ehinda
America
Swehl
Germany
de Pia
Ty Geperd Dawes
Europe
Earhae
Cemalys
Associated Press
Gilare Teomai
Senate Jnvesil
Paris
Ion Jeading
Pease
Permanent Court of International Dust
Tee Ward
Coolidge greeted in New York amid crowd and praise
President Coolidge and Mrs Coolidge arrived at Penn Station and headed to the Waldorf for a luncheon. He addressed the audience with references to postwar policy, taxation, and international relations while noting ongoing efforts to restore normal public life and curb corruption.
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Associated Press
New York
April Coolidge
Ken — Presiden
Pennaylyanigg
Mad Mes
Domidgze
Charles PD
Wille
Repohlert
Nicholas Mitreny Thatter
Columbia Thiversdiy
Michael Friedwinn
Associated Pree
BrestopUalevne
al Committep
Frank I. Noyes
Melvile EB. Stone
Adolph §.Ene
The
New York Times
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Federation Women’s Clubs
Col
Markey
Pen
Conference of Women’s
Ins Blicaherh
Market ST
Méard
Cummings and
Koon
Olsie Crumbaugh
To. Rippeon
Markes
Bouel Pontoat
Gladys Fout
Paul St
U. S
Gotham
William
Thomas Hays
Emmitsburg
Lafayette College
Hays
Ohio
Hoger Fisher
Cincinnati
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