New Assessors Not Yet Named for Local Work
Frederick and Brunswick awaiting appointment of new assessors after Grove and Harley were removed by the State Tax Commission. County Commissioners plan to consider whether past work will be reviewed or adjusted in office, with decisions not to rush the process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Bronswick
John W. Grove
Roger G. Harley
State Tax Cor
Grove
Harley
Brunswick
State Tax Commission
John L. Dutrow
J. Thomas Burke
Dutrow
Burke
Tar Commission
Ralix
County
Open Air Service Led by Leaders' Bible Class at Municipal Park
Large crowd gathers for the second open air service at 7 p.m. in Municipal Park with Rev. Conrad Slever of Christ Reformed Church delivering a scripture-based address. Music includes a tenor solo and a St Paul’s Lutheran male quartet. Next service set for 7 p.m. at the same location with Holden Felton speaking. Rev. Dr. G Elis Williams preaches at Calvary Church. Sunday School missionary offering totals $134. Barbara Fritchie controversy noted via Kansas City Star letter. Rev. W F Culbane hospitalized for appendix operation. report indicates improving condition. Local ads discuss Nicodemus ice cream promotions and marketing notices.
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Conrad Slever
Christ Reformed Church
Hugerswowno
Holy City
Adolphe Hammer
St. Paul's
Lutheran Church
Jefferson
A. Gilson
Holden
Felton
Chas. E. Hudson
Francis B. Sappington
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
G. Elis Williams
Washington musings and city crime in August dispatch
Rodney Butcher reports in Washington on public mood toward President Coolidge and city issues. The piece notes air mail prospects, police conduct scrutiny, the Pierce libel case outcome, a fatal speeding incident, and police shakeups amid a surge of robberies and deadly pursuits.
Conference Deadlock Dominion Talks Cloud Conference
A long talk between Viscount Ishii and W C Bridgeman failed to reduce the risk of a tripartite conference breaking up. Bridgeman then met with British dominion representatives amid suspicions Japan may seek a compromise or adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viscount Ishii
Court Finds Youth Pleads Guilty To Public Bathing Incident
A Baltimore magistrate records Dorothy Fie fansky, 18, admitting to an improper public bathing incident after appearing in a bathing suit on a city dock. Peter Citnk, 20s, faced unverified charges and was not clearly identified in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Dorothy Fie Fansky
Peter Citnk
Drouth Strains Water Supplies Across Baltimore Region
Many cities face reduced supplies with Baltimore, Hagerstown, and Hanover curbing use. Frederick reports no shortage though a booster pump project advances. Antietam Creek purification affects Hagerstown water quality while plans for a new Wollempport plant promise relief.
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Seporta
Frederick
Fishing Creek
Axull
Goodrelly
Baltimore
Hagers’own
Water Department
Bridgeport
Hagerstown
Antietam
Dreuth
Heserstown
Wollemeport
Manover
World Growing Better or Worse Sermon Contrasts Faith and Change
Rev. George W. String preached at Centepolar Memorial United Brethren Church on Bundey Avenue. He cited Luke 21 29 Matthew 24 38 and 2 Timothy to compare Noahs days with modern times and argued the world improves through the Gospel while noting ways it worsens. The sermon urged readers to action by the church to better the world. Sunday School was led by Glenn O Garber. Various service roles and upcoming events were announced, with the new Sunday School building nearing completion and bids for glass and chairs awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. String
Brethren
Bundey
Jas
Jesus
Gospel of Christ
D. m
Tegular
Christian Endeavor
Oausust
Grace Hummelfaugh Sponselfer
Harling
Rody Bros
Barrisburs
Hahn & Betson
Dacinarts
Heavy storm damages Baltimore bank during electrical outage
A severe storm struck Baltimore causing blackout citywide and lightning to strike the northeast branch of the Baltimore Commercial Bank at Collington Avenue and Monument Street. A bolt pierced the bank roof near a flagpole as a brief blaze was extinguished. five people were inside the branch.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Commercial Bank
Collington Avenue
Monument Street
Camp Ro chin hosts Lane and Lane family at regiment review
Social events at Camp Ritchie feature Col William Preston Lane and Mrs Lane as guests of honor at tea with Colonel and Mrs Markey. First Infantry members ride seven army transports to Gettysburg for a battlefield visit and parade. Rotary Club of Westminster pledges to join in fitness exercises led by Colonel Markey. Religious services held for the Protestant contingent at camp. Catholic members attend services at Blue Ridge Summit.
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William Preston Lane
Hagerstown
Camp Rochin
Lane
Charles A. Little
Little
Markey
Gettysburg
Rotary Cinh
Westmister
Orgxz
Ericises. Friday, Governors Dar, A: Camp Ritchie
Pitestane
First Infantry
Frederick Reynolds
Blue Ridge Summit
Braddins Heighs
Braddock Heights
Dinette
Bering Wade
J.T. Cocker
Battimore
Braddock Heights Telest Vder ‘Ly
Misa Elizabeth Poole
Cockey
Prot Cockey
New York
Gery Gorourd
Stellarity
the Heights
Charles Opel, Jr
Opel Hea
Hotel Braddock
Richard Secrat
John Secrist
Hosace Opel
Richard Kern
Marianne Main
Ford Schneider
Harriett Haya
Mary Frances Croghen
Michell Cr. Khag, Jr
Jack Croghan
Atlee Radclif, Jr
Richard Radcliff
Marianne Radcliff
Katherine Scott
Betty Scott
Marianna Payne
Martin Strobte
Jane Simo
Lew's Newmyer
Artaud Newmyer
Richard Davis
John Davis
Eleanor Jose
Ferdy Rose
Albert France
William DeLanter
James Lighter
Doris Mats
Antts Mate
Edison Harley
Josephine Holter
Charlotte Newman
Peggy la Denkim
Marjorie
Caroline Syden
Lilisa Hell
Nannette Hall
Blanche Hall
Jean Saperstein
Marty Staley
Aung Margaret Mayer
Mary Watkins
Charlies Mazer
Frederick Kemp
Judith Rose
Jed Dyer
Vanzetti Abandons Hunger Strike in Prison
Bartolome Vanzetti and Nicola Sacco parole trial faces a verdict week as Vanzetti appears to abandon the hunger strike. He accepts breakfast of bread and coffee in the state prison amid ongoing legal proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reston
Aus
Bartolome Vanzer
Nicola Sacco
Muz Dec
Imo
Vani
Zetti
Smith
Piizon
PROBE OF STOTLER MURDER WIDENS ACROSS TWO CITIES
The investigation into Hunter R. Stotler's murder expands with searches in Hagerstown and Pittsburgh. Prohibition official John D. Pennington reviews Stotler's effects to uncover a new motive. Captain Bruce Murray arrives to interrogate Edwin M. Rinker about a letter alleging a Walters conspiracy with Frog Hollow moonshiners.
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Prohibition
Reginaldd Walters
Moonshinera
Frog Hollow
Walters
Cole
Densert
Stotler
One Non-Union Miner Killed in Ohio Mine Clash
In Newport near Dover Ohio, a nonunion miner was shot and wounded as 20 union miners attacked nonunion workers en route to the Maple Leaf coal mine. Fourteen others were beaten and the situation was quiet by afternoon with Sheriff Abe Laird predicting a court dispute between mine operators and union miners.
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Dover, O
Mimner
Newport
Abe Laird
Frederick Fair Announces Grand Attractions for October
Frederick County Agricultural Society outlines plans for the Great Frederick Pair to be held October 3. Activities include Hana Brothers gymnasts, the Terrace girls, Watsons Comedy Dog Circus, the Three Golfers, and the aerial Yorkes. Proceeds support grandstand entertainment and site expansion with new car tracks and eight acres added.
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Great Frederick
Frederick County Agricultural Society
World Amusment Service Association, Inc
Hana Brothers
Yorkes
Mies Yorke
Watson
Thia
Oliver C . Warehime
Agriultural Society
Minor Simpson Delivers Sermon on Youth Revolt and Guidance
J F Niper Simpson of Indian Springs preached at the Presbyterian church on Sunday, comparing today’s youth to biblical Zedekiah. He urged Christian leadership to influence youth amid temptations from courtly and professional elites, noting his own educational path and ministry roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uimey
Presbyterian Church
J. F. Niper Simpson
Indian Springs
Princeton Theological Seminary
Zedekiah
Jeruiah
Simpcom
Simpson
Goss’ High School
Hampton
Sidney Sidzer College
Virginia
NewsPost
Southern Methodist Church
Girl risks life to save male companion in Chesapeake tragedy
Miss Assi Stewart, a college student from Loog Barnch New Jersey, attempted to rescue her companion Arnold Thel bert Faward from drowning after Edwards lost strength in a swift current near Chesapeake Bar. She swam through the water to reach a boat but fainted while trying to recover the craft and find his body.
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Arnold Thelbert Faward
Loog Barnch
N. J
Chesapeake Bar
Assi Stewart
Cherz Chase
Gove
Edwards
Swiam'og
Abe
Mine Kills 20 During Japanese Naval Maneuvers
No coherent readable details beyond a claim that a mine killed twenty during Japanese naval maneuvers. The fragmentary text includes garbled phrases and nonessential strings, preventing fuller context or names.
Emmitsburg Debates Removing Historic Square Fountain
At a burgess and commissioners meeting Emmitsburg discussed the petition of over a hundred residents to remove the large square fountain. The group urged replacing it with a practical feature, citing space, traffic hindrance, and limited usefulness. Burgess Stokes will confer with State Roads officials and report at the next meeting on August 8.
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Emmitsburg
Burgess J. Henry Stokes
John G. Mackall
State Roads Commission
Seattr
Burress Stokes
W. F. Childs
Tueetay
Aagest B
Leviathan flight marks first staged takeoff from ship
Aviator Chamberlin performs a staged takeoff from the Leviathan off New York to prove seaplane feasibility. He climbs, circles the liner, then performs stunts before continuing toward Teterboro Heights New Jersey, while passengers watch from the deck.
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Deursyer Lawrence
Ang
Biesang
Hem Vleet de Chamberlin
Levinthal
Bis Fokker Te
Teterbers Heights
N. J
Fokker
Ablp
Leviathas
Chambriin
Asa
Gestrag~ Era
Lawrence and Humperes
Conn Koard
Lnto
Chamberlie
New York
Chamberlin
Renway
Ae Dlocis
Lenne
Saas
Muere
Chamberna
Marisa
Ann Stedion
Alam Cobham
Briteharrator
New Yorke
Frederick City's Steady Growth Ad Review
The piece labeled Frederici's Steady Growth reviews post office receipts from 1921 through 1927 and bank deposits and clearings for several years. It cites figures for Frederick, Hagerstown, and Hannover Trest Company, noting rising circulation of the Semi-Weekly News and various financial totals.
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Frederici
Ieip
Fredetet
UBS
Hagerstown
Hannover Trest Company
Hesover
Sarai
Tendency Team in New York Markets
A U.S. AP report from New York notes price tendencies weakening in the market. Investors monitor early trading as analysts report cautious activity and minor shifts across commodity and stock sectors.
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New York
Aue
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Clever
Guy Park
Barbara Fritchie
Hoy M. Stocker
Kansas City
Kansas City Star
Whittier
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Wiliam F. Culbane
Mount St Mary's College
Jeseph's Hospital
Fatre Cushace
Father Culbane
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Caivazo
Washington
Rodney Butcher
Warbegos
Reed
President Coolidge
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Iibel
Jason Noble Pierce
Pierce
Europe
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Howard T. Cole
Shipping Board
Coje
Pleece
New Jersey
Edwin B. Hesee
Steatenville
Ohio
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Sommers
Goodyear Tire and Hubber Company
Adens
Adena
Big Dam
Baltimore, Hagerstown
Hanover
Drouth
United Brethren Church
Faust
Een
NEA Service
Commercial Bank
Col
Mrs. Markey
Vanzetti
Pittsburgh
Houston
Texas
Imperial State Prison Farm
Here
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Spencer Gray
Blue
Jota Parker
Schell
Graf
Lyi
Geta
Barrisbare
Tehn
Teeter
Tanessswn
Lizhwar la Dhe
Scrabame Township
Adamscova Tae
Joba Cramer
Tereced
Montgomery County
Darnickel
State Police
Eqaor
Frederick Fair
Falr
Catannly
Theological Seminary
Tvain
Mackalt
Leviathan
Teterboro
R Syesdong Wai Delivery
Aphebe
Ashington
Cterenci D. Chambertn
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