Lions Club Convention Planned With Banquet At Key Hotel
The Second Annual Lions Clubs of the 22nd District convene in Frederick at the Francis Scott Key Hotel with 10 am opening, sessions, reports, and talks by district leaders. A banquet at night features Ohio Congressman Roy FitzGerald as principal speaker and a ladies entertainment program includes bridge, mah jongg, and golf.
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Lions Clubs
22Nd District
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Roy P. May
Baltimore
Lion
W. C. Royal
Frederick Club
Lloyd C. Culler
May
Eugene Hodson
Washington
Roger Whittford
Cumberland
William P. Ward
Salisbury
H. Noel Haller
Mary Filler
Irene C. Goodson
A. Hart Etchison
Hafan
Lion Walter Decker
Irving L. Camp
Johnstown
Pennsylvania
H. Warren Cornelius
Wilmington
Del
Membe
Cumberland Club
Eugene
Tovernor
Roy G. Fitz. Berald
Ohio
Hammond Urngrand
Glenn 4H. Worthington
Robert B. Peter
D. John Markey
Chamber of Commerce
David G. Everhart
Leslie N. Coblentz
Rotary
Kiwanis
Lions
Catoctin
The
Frederick Lions
Mary Federation of Women's Clubs Holds Large Frederick Meet
Delegates and visitors from across Maryland gathered for the Twenty-fifth Annual Mary Federation of Women's Clubs in Frederick. The Francis Scott Key Hotel drew the loudest praise as local groups organized to ensure comfort and an orderly convention with as many as 1000 attendees, prompting a resolution of appreciation at the final session.
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Frederick
Maryland
Winchester
Johnson's Voice Fails and Halts Western Campaign
Senator Hir ram Johnson of California ends his bid for the Republican presidential nomination with a Toledo speech after a failed voice and weakened health. He returns to Washington, halting his Indiana campaign efforts.
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Johnson
Associated
Prean
Balloon race entry reduced as storm grounds teams
An eighth balloon in the national elimination race from San Antonio was forced down by a storm near St Anapar Ta, leaving three of the original seven still in the air. Goodyear No 32 was last reported over Volga City Ta about 1150 miles from the start.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
San Antonio
Texas
St. Anapar
Volga City
Davenport
Bass Fishing Season Open July 1 Under New Law
Maryland residents face a delayed bass season starting July 1 and closing December 1, with fishing by rod and line only. The changes, effective June 1, 1924, affect all above tidewater waters including mill ponds and lakes, and aim to protect spawning fish. Safety and enforcement urged by State Game Warden E Lee LeCompte.
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E. Lee LeCompte
LeCompte
Tidewater
General Assembly of
Maryland
State Game Department
Vice Presidents Elected for Winebrenner Campaign in Maryland
A large slate of vice presidents was named for the Winebrenner for Congress effort in Maryland’s Sixth District. The list includes mayors, doctors, and several local residents across Frederick, Emmitsburg, Walkersville, Creagerstown, and Wandsboro. Winebrenner plans to speak in Cumberland and tour Allegany and Washington counties with a series of addresses.
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inebrenner-for-Congress Club
Frederick County
David C. Winebrenner
Benjamin Rosenstok
Alfred W. Gaver
Welf Cohen
August T. Brust
William ¥. Deter
Myersville
Charles W. Smith
Glenn
Garber
Itarry F. Shipley
Oscar Price
Ezra D. Hoffman
John Reun
Grover L. Michael
George B. McCleery
Marion K. Green
Caldwell Hume
Adamstown
Bela Baltzell
Charles
O. Keely
Velissa Nicolemus
Walkersville
BP. R. Winebrewer
Miya Stauffer
Imogene Gaver
William Storm
Nan Houek
T. Ponle Jones
Williamson
Henrity Wiliams
Joanna Best
Jennie Grabill
John Francis Smith
Marie Emmett
John Price
John Roberts
Etta Cramer
Ira J McCurdy
Alma Smith
Wandsboro
Tf. Marvin Janes
Nan Potts
Cornelia Potts
Mollie Zimmerman
Cager Rice
B. O. Thomas
Winebrenner
Cumberland
Allegany
Washington
Inspector to Issue Work Permits for Minors in City
Inspector Edgar P Esler Commissioner of Labor and Statistics will visit this city on Friday May 2 to issue permits allowing children under 16 to work. Inspector Eyler based in Hagerstown was in Frederick Thursday assessing the situation. Those seeking permits should go to the office of Dr J M Goodman on East Patrick Street.
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WIM
Edgar P. Esler
Commissioner of
Labor and Statistica
Eyler
Hagerstown
Frederick
Petsong
J. M. Goodman
East Patrick Street
Traders Lax in Getting Licenses
City and county merchants are urged to procure licenses for the new fiscal year starting May 1. About 1,000 merchants must comply but fewer than half have secured them. One week remains. notices appeared in local papers. Penalties apply for noncompliance though some tardiness is considered.
Late mayor's son Dr Thaddeus Cole dies in Washington
Funeral services were held in Washington for Dr Thaddeus P Cole seventy nine son of the late Frederick mayor William G Coles. He was a longtime DC pharmacist and last surviving member of the 1874 National College of Pharmacy class. A niece Mrs Bertha Ward of Charles county is his nearest survivor. In Frederick county, John Sheffield injured after a fall from a ladder in the jail yard is recovering at home with no broken bones per Dr Hendrix.
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Washington
Thaddeus P. Cole
William G. Coles
Frederick
John Sheffield
Carpenter
Frederick County
East Second Street
3. O. Hendrix
Sheffield
Kolb
John Mehrling
West South Street
Does It Pay to Advertise Read This Lost and Found
The News reports on lost and found items showing advertising works. A pocketbook with money was turned in by a physician after being found on West Patrick street. A mink choker float was also recovered with rewards paid to owners.
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6 News
Crannes
West Patrick Street
News-Post Office
Battle Monuments Commission Sails For Europe June 14
Major John Markey of the American Battle Monuments Commission will sail for Europe on June 14 to inspect American battlefields in Italy France and Belgium and cemeteries in England and Scotland. In his absence Major Herbert L. Grymes will assume Legion affairs and may be groomed for State Commander at Havre de Grace August 21 22 and 28.
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D. John Markey
Thia City
American Battle Monuments Commission
President Harding
Italy
France
Belgium
England
Scotland
Europe
Baltimore
Col
Markey
American Legion
Maryland
Legion
Herbert L. Grymes
Grymes
People’s Court of
Baltimore City
Col. Markey
Havre de Grace
Frederick
C.ity
Former Atty. General Adviser Sought for Murder
The hunt for Wanda Emine Stopa 24 Chicago's youngest woman lawyer and former assistant U S attorney broadened to the east as authorities seek her for the killing of caretaker at Kenley Smith's home. Smith a wealthy ad man said to have befriended her and paid her expenses in New York where she fled with husband Ladimer Glaskoff after four months there.
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Associated Preas
Chicago
Wanda Emine Stopa
United States District Attorney
East
Kenley Smith
Ladimer Glaskoff
New York
Smith
Bank Robbers Take 63000 From Granite City Cashier
Bandits robbed T. D. Gratinarass assistant cashier of Granite City National Bank of 63000 in currency just received from the St Jaquiy Federal Reserve Bank. Gratinarass fired at the bandits but no one was wounded. The blast followed after gunfire at the bank scene in Granite City NL.
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Associated Press
Granite City
T. PD. Gratinarass
Granite City National Bank
St. Jaquiy Federal Reserve Bank
Gratingrosa
Capital Bride Cupid Walks Abroad in Washing ton Too
Eleanor Begi and Ward Harreld wed in the capital city the other day. The bride is the daughter of Representative James T. Bere of Ohio and the groom the son of Senator John Marreld of Oklahoma.
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Cupid
Washington
Eleanor Begi
Ward Harreld
James T. Bere
Ohio
John Marreld
Oklahoma
Forbes 13 Held in $10,000 Bail
Charles B. Forbes former director of the Veterans Bureau appeared in U S District Court and pleaded not guilty to an Indictment charging conspiracy to defraud the United States. Bail set at 10,000. Co-defendants Nathan Thompson and Commander Charles R O Leary to be heard later over alleged sale of Army supplies valued at about 3 million from Perryville hospital.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Charles B. Forbes
Veterans' Burest
United States District Court
Grand
United States
Ball
Oscar Riekotla
Washington
Forbes
Bondmaman
Nathan Thompson
Thompson-Kelly Company
New York
Charles R. O'Leary
United States Navy
O'Leary
Veterans’ Bureau
Thompson Company
Perryville
Prices snap back from recent low mark in New York
In New York on April 24, short interests fell as money funds renew at 2 percent for the first time in weeks. Trading volume stayed light but prices rose sharply from prior lows. Steels oils sugars motors and chemicals led gains while Nickel Plate jumped four points on dividend speculation.
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Associated Prean
New York
Grand Jury Formed for Senate Oil Investigation
Washington April 25 Selection of the grand jury to hear charges stemming from the Senate oil investigation was completed today in the District of Columbia Supreme Court.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
District of Columbia Supreme Court
To Meet Tonight Feder ation of Churches Meeting
An important meeting of the Feder ation of Churches is set for this evening at 8 o'clock in the MLC Auditorium. The agenda includes consideration of proposed constitutional changes and broad church representation across the Federation.
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The
Federation of Churches
MLC. A
Federation
Murphy of Tammany Hall Dies After Illness
Charley F. Murphy, head of Tammany Hall and a New York political power, died at 9:30 AM at his East 17th Street home from acute indigestion. He had conferred with allies at Tammany Hall the previous night and was involved in Governor Alfred E. Smith’s 1920 presidential campaign. his death raises uncertainty about campaign plans.
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Associated Press
New York
Charley F. Murphy
Tammany Hall
Murphy
East 17H St
Richard Croker
New Yorker
Daniel J. Ryan
Joan BL Yverrity
Father Hogan
Catholic Church of the Epiphany
James A. Foley
Surrogane Foley
Poltal
Charles F. Murphy
Hegan
Hils Smith
Alfred FE. Smith
French Lick Sarings
District Conference Held by Maryland Brethren Church
The District Conference of the Eastern District of Maryland Church of the Brethren met with the Washington City congregation. Frederick’s church was represented by George Gittings and C. E Wills. Delegates included Reverend J. Kurtz Miller, his wife and son R. Punt Milles, Mrs CE Wills, and Mrs Margaret Gittinger. A ministers meeting the prior Monday discussed issues facing the ministry. Speakers included Virgil C Finnell on temperance and purity, J. W Lear on Forward Movement, and Eric Flovy, secretary of the General Sunday School Board.
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Rastern Distriet of Maryland
Church of the Brethren
Washington City
Frederick City
George Gittings
C. E Wills
Be Sides
Mev. J. Kurtz Miller
R. Punt Milles
Ce, Wills
Margaret Gittinger
Virgil C Finnell
Temperance and Purity Committee
J. W Lear
Forward Movement
Eric Flovy
General Sunday School Board
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Flapper Bandit
Celia Cooney
Brooklyn
Edward Cooney
Jacksonville
Fla
Winebrenner Club
Washington Counties
Lem Motlow
Lynchburg
Battle Monuments Commission
State Department OF Legion
U. S. Atty
Mias Stopa
Y. Kenneymith
Bandits
Telephone Company
San Francisco
American Press Association
Citarles T. Murphy
Alpha
University of Maryland Law School
Exceloner
J. PD. Sheat
Bridgeport
Conn
J . Clayton, Jr
Cambridge
Chas. B. Morlan
Tiamsville
T.eon W. Bisor
United Brethren Church
Guy Kline
Kline
London
Stella Pierres
Atlantic City
Mness
Church of Brethren
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