City Ready 10 Install Set of Street Markers
Street markers designating street names at intersections will be erected soon. 96 markers were bought by the Mayor and Aldermen with two signs per intersection on iron poles. The Kiwanis Club backed the plan to aid tourists and locals, reducing confusion on new streets since the city limits expanded. Water tests progress with mains from Fishing Creek and Tuscarora. fault lies under investigation and a Pittsburgh firm may be engaged for city water tests if lines prove sound.
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Kiwanis Club
Frederick
George Burck
City Register
Market House
Fishing Creek
Tularora
Tuscarora
Water Department
Ite
Pittsburh
Earthquake jolts Tokyo area injuring several
An Aug 4 Tokyo report says the quake injured several people, one seriously, with no major property damage. Early dispatches mention injuries from jumping or falling tiles. Observatory notes the epicenter near the coast limited damage. landward shocks could have worsened the situation.
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Tokyo
Kanto
Here
Meteorological Observatory
Vermont Welcomes President Coolidge On Operial Train
President Coolidge and Mrs Coolidge receive a warm Vermont welcome as their special train arrives in Ludlow on the way to Plymouth. Guests include Mrs Charles Birely, daughters Margaret and Frances, C F Birely Jr of New Haven, and Mr and Mrs Wham C Birely, listed as hosts.
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President Coolidge
Burlington
Coolidge
Vermont
Ludlow
Frecident
Pirmouth
Cando
Charles Birelyr
Margaret
Frances Birely
C F Birely Jr
New Haven
Cann
Pireiss
Epi
Wham C Birely
North Market
Maryland National Guard In Camp At Virginia Beach
Maryland National Guard troops arrived at Virginia Beach for five days of camp. Reported heroism from Cresap's Rifles sergeant Reynolds who rescued a girl and boy from rough surf. Dispatch details routine heat, camp life, and spirited mishaps including a barrel of ice water dumped overboard and jokes about leadership and training.
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P. R. Winebrewer
Cresap
Virginia Beach
Temple A. Reynolds
Cresap's Rifles
Reynolds
Maryland National Guard
Frederick
Baltimore
Bay
Shaff
Serjeant
Riflemen
Cook Greenwalt
Mishael Cresap
Kent
Middletown Raller
Virginia
Atlantic
Lester Smith
Bill Carter
Clarke Wisotski
4 Company
Staley
Tarinns
Francis Reefer
Burt Cannon
Hendrix
Urner
Winehrener
Kent Greenwald
Old Kent
Admiran i
Winebrewer Sigi
Revence
Jonkseters
Suisfiel Sehroodal
Heavy balloting in G U P primary across states
Kansas City dispatch notes three Republican U S Senators and most representatives seek renomination amid incomplete returns from Missouri Oklahoma and Kansas. Heavy voting appears in Missouri and Oklahoma with contests led by Williams Curtis and Harreld. Oklahoma Dems show Thomas surging while St Johanson gains with Klan endorsement. West Virginia Montana and Virginia results also mentioned along with an accident death in Dickerson and local club event coverage.
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Kansas City
U. S
National Congress
Missouri
Oklahoma
Ku Klux Klan
Kansas
George H. Williams
Charles Curtis
J. W. Harreld
Omahoma
Harry B. Hawes
St. Louis
Dan S. Paulen
Elmer Thomas
U S
Thomas
J. C
Jack Waiton
Henri St. Johanson
West Virginia
Josena T. Deal
Virginia
John 3. Evans
Scott Leavitt
Montana
Local visitors view Sesqui exhibits and cheap access
Frederick residents report Sesqui Centennial displays from the city attract thousands with affordable entry beyond entrance fees. Hood College booth near Education Building praised, Maryland plaque highlights Frederick. Stone’s life noted, and centennial progress celebrated. benches by Frederick foundry showcase local industry amid vast grounds and historic replicas.
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Frederick
Philadelphia
Maryland
Hood College
Hood
Chamber of Commerce
Sesqui-Bulletin
Stone
Thomas Stone
Frederick City
Taney
Charles County
Port Tobacco
Continental Congress
Committee On Federation
Congress
Maryland Senate
Sulgrave Manor
George Washington
Jongland
George Wastiartnn
Tag ‘Transit
Frederick Iron Farnery
Farmers Picnic At Manoraung County Fair Day
The Frederick County Farmers Picnic, a major summer event, will be held Tuesday August 17 at the Manor Wents Buckeystown under the Frederick County Farm Bureau Pomona Grange and Rural Womens Clubs. Morning events include children's games athletic contests and horse shoe pitching awards with lunch at 1130 am a band concert 1230 to 115 pm and afternoon speeches by P M Dewey A G Ensor Dr T B Symons and James W Davis. A 330 pm baseball game between the local Farm Bureau and Grange and late afternoon dancing precede a long evening program. Committees supervise lunch dance baseball grounds music and general activities with Ruth Martz and M Frank Holter in key roles.
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Frederick County Farmers
Haid
Manor Wents
Buckeystown
Frederick County Farm Bureau
Pomonaz Grange
Rural Womens Clubs
P. M. Dewey
Gaines, Pa
A. G. Ensor
Hardford County
T B Symons
University of Maryland
James W. Davis
Baltimore
State Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Grange
M. Frank Holter
Amon Burger
Joe McGlone
Edgar L. Thomas
Geo. S. Ahnutt
Chas. Klein
H. L. Davis
Psn
Matty McDonald
H. R. Savemarer
Austin Renn
Mears Ramsburg
Harold Remsberg
All Nuit
G. E. Stine
R. A. Druneburg
P. E. Flook
J. G. Stevens
Disorder Reported in Odessa Churches and Riots
AP dispatches describe serious disturbances in Odessa linked to church transfers from the old Orthodox church to a new division. Six priests resisted, and women spat at priests while some clergy faced danger as tensions rose around religious change and local figures.
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Moscow
Aus
Pravda
Odessa
Mie Ajexiey
Auburn
Shoemaker Takes Up Duties as Frederick County Agent
Henry Shoemaker, longtime Middletown resident and agricultural educator, assumed full charge as Frederick County agent succeeding the resigned Peter Chester. He has been active in grange and boys clubs, with 133 members in the project, and plans calf exhibits at the Timonium Fair in September while continuing farm outreach with farmers and Extension Service officials.
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Frederick County
Elenry KR. Shoemaker
Middletown
Peter W. Chichester
Court House
Shoemaker
J .L. McGlone
Baltimore
Montgomery County
Sandy Spring
University of Maryland
313 Infantry
Middletown High School
John McGill
H. M. McDonald
L. C. Byrne
Thurmont
T. B. Syming
Chichester
Aus
G Aponte Dies in Obscure Death Report
Aponte family figures and local officials acknowledge the death of G Aponte. The report notes unclear circumstances and references Jose Aponte as a brother, with lingering questions about the timeline and location of the event.
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G. Aponte
Sengerthas
Jose Apne
State Convention P O S A Closes In 1927 Plymouth
Cambridge was chosen for the 1927 State convention of the Patriotic Order Sons of America by delegates at the 1926 convention in Fiktoi. Officers pledged include President Charles W. Schmidt of Baltimore, Rev J We Reinke of Westminster as President, William J. Mowbray of Unimbridge as Vice President, Pan Newshisk of Westport as Master of Forms, William Means of Baltimore as State Secretary, William J. Carter of Baltimore as State Treasurer, Eugene Worllington of Hampstead as Conducter, George F. Clocher of Baltimore as Inspector, and others. Memorial services for deceased members were held at the Methodist Episcopal church in Elkton, and delegates paraded in the morning.
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Cambridge
Fiktoi
Plegtad
Charles W. Schmidt
Baltimore
Rev J. We Reinke
Westminster
William J. Mowbray
Unimbridge
Pan Newshisk
Westport
William OJ. Means
Baltimoe
Wiliam J Carter
Dalfimoore
Check Passer Detained in Texas Amid Fraud Probe
Danville officials report Frank Hamer, an accused bank defrauder linked to 44 banks, was arrested in San Antonio, Texas. Wanted in Danville on Federal charges and locally for extradition, he allegedly passed a worthless $750 check at Emmitsburg’s Central Trust Bank and used multiple aliases. Authorities seek his return for trial.
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Danville
Frank Hamer
Emmitsburg
Central Trust Company
San Antonio
Texas
Hamer
J. Ward Kerrigan
Midway
Slamer
John Bernard Savoy
Harry E. Thompson
Dan “Bxek" Miller
Peter Miller
Bar Harbor Express Parts on Bridge in Auburn
The Bar Harbor express from Washington and New York derailed on a bridge in Auburn, Maine, with six cars left standing and the locomotive and one car on track. Three clerks in the mall car were badly injured, others had minor bruises, and a clerk named Marston was nearly suffocated. The track bed tore up 400 yards, and several cars including sleeping and play couches were damaged.
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Auburn
Bar Harbor
Washington
New York
Marston
Women Officials for Montgomery County Fair Led by Rockville Leaders
Prominent Montgomery county women will supervise the women’s section of the Rockville fair to be held August 23 to 26. Mrs George M. Hunter of Rockville chairs the committee, assisted by Mrs Charles G. Holland and several federation appointees from Olney Chevy Chase Bethesda Gaithersburg and Germantown. The list includes Mrs Josah W Jones Mrs Benjamin F Webster Mrs George F Hane Mrs Benjamin T El morte Mrs Samuel Riggs Mrs William B Mobley Lawtonsville Mrs William Fatasnar Mrs Robert Hof Smith Mrs Henry W. Griffith and Mrs James D King. Crops and weather notes report favorable conditions for past and present weeks with prospects of excellent yields in potatoes sweet potatoes tobacco fruit and vegetables.
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Montgomery County
Rockville
Montgomery County Agricultural Society
George M. Hunter
Charles G. Holland
Montgomery County Federation of Women’s Clubs
Josah W Jones
Olney
Benjamin F Webster
Chevy Chase
George F Hane
Benjamin T. Elmorte
Bethesda
Samuel Rigss
Wiliam B
Mobley
Heat Prostrations In Local Brickyards As Temperatures Peak
In a continuing heat wave two workers at Frederick brick yards collapsed from heat. Herman Young of Maryland Brick and Supply Co. and William Jones of Frederick Brick Works received aid and were sent home. A new record high was set as temperatures topped the century mark, with 92 degrees reported at 11:30 this morning and forecasts for cooler weather tonight and Thursday.
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FRVA
Herman Young
Maryland Rick and Supply Company
Young
Cuaper Alley
William Jones
Frederick Brick Works
Hkeat
W. G. Bourns
South Bentzstrait
Mercury
Washington
MISS CHILDRESS WEDS OTTO REINMUTH IN HAGERSTOWN
Miss Margueretta Pace Childress daughter of Rev Dr and Mrs W Lomax Childress Cumberland Mary lands married Otto W Reinmuth son of Mr and Mrs Wm Reinmuth of Catonsville Frederick at St Pauls U B church Hagerstown The ceremony used the ring ritual Bride in georgette over satin attended by Miss Edith Bartlett Organist W Guy Kline played Lohengrin and Mendelssohn The couple to tour New England states Canada and Nova Scotia returning in September via Philadelphia for a chemical convention and sesquicentennial pursuits.
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Otto W. Reinmuth
Wm. Reinmuth
Catonsville
Frederick
Margueretta
Pace Childress
W. Lomax Childress
Cumberland
St. Paul's U. B. Church
Hagerstown
Edith Bartlett
Karl Reinmuth
W. Guy Kline
St Paul's
Lohengren
Mendelshone
New England States
Canada
Nova Scotia
Philadelphia
Reinmuth
Reinmbuth
Miss du Blue
Journal of Chemical Education
University of Maryland
Deal Nominee in Virginia Primary
Nesfolk Va Aug 4 AP Democrat Representative Joseph T Deal has been designated on the unofficial ticket in the Second Virginia District, the only federal race in the state. Other incumbents are unopposed in the primary.
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Nesfolk Va
Joseph T Deal
Democizt
Niginia
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Order of the Bath
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G.U.P
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Dickerson
Dickerso
Montgomery Mounty General Hospital
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Catoctin Country Club
B. O Thomas
Thelma Nixdorff
Loesavile Orphars
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Barksitsville
Sesqui Modest
the Republic
Frederick Foundry
Henry BR
Manoraug
State Grange Master Ensor
Harford Co
J. Homer Remsberg
Ruth Martz
H. R. Shoemaker
Elizbeth R. Thompson
Children’s Game Committee
Edward F. Holter
J. L. Davis
A. G. Mc Kinney
M. D. Coblentz
Wilbur Culler
J. Wm. Gaver
E. C. Speaks
David Fry
Amon Burges
Daniel J. Thomas
W. W. Culler
Roland England
R. C. Shafer
Ira L. Davis
Phil ‘Adelphia
Mod. Ptt
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Tina Compans
Palitimera
Oscar Bo Crbients
Cafoneaville
Rists
Gerta
H.R. Shoemaker
Giota
Thomas Ceceman
J. YP. Morean and Company
Im General Motor
General Motors
Sasame
Ara Vathin
Total Tales
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Mountin City
Park
Hope
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Emmitsburg Bank
Danville, Va
BAR Harbor Express
Montgomery Fair
Ang
Pat
Miss Childress
Otto Reinmuth
Deal
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