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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1926

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Frederick County Hires Forty-Five New Teachers

The Frederick County Superintendent G Lloyd Palmer announces 45 new teachers for Frederick schools. Most hires are recent graduates from the State Normal School and Hood College, with openings still to be filled. No opening dates set for schools or the teachers institute. list includes names across multiple high schools and locales.

Frederick G. Lloyd Palmer State Normal School Hood College Teachers’ Institute Uaya Frederick High Margaret H. Black Middletown Tligh Charles H. Bremsterg Lillian G. Stalling Liberty High Flossie Cain Regina Diller Thurmont High Dorothy Beach

Crash in front of state police depot

An accident occurred in front of the Braddock Heights state police sub-station. Freda Solar of Braddock Heights drove a closed car into E. E. Hightman of Rohrersville's closed car at 4 p.m. Wednesday. No injuries. Hightman’s right rear fender damaged. Solar’s car reportedly full of people. No arrests. damages to be paid by Solar. Officer Spiech investigated.

Braddock Heights Freda Solar East Eighth Street City E. E Hightman Rohrersville Hightman Heights Heightman Heishtman Spiech

Narcotics Seizure Ties to Montreal Express Shipment

Federal agents seized a black steamer trunk tied to the Montreal Express at New York Central Station carrying narcotics valued around three million dollars. Trunks believed en route to New York and Switzerland were identified, with a total estimated narcotics value of about three million dollars across three cases.

New York Aus Frank Montreal Express 12Th Street New York Central Rev Tearsiis

Frank Kelly Shows Decided Improvement

Baltimore Democratic leader Frank Kelly is recuperating at Miss Mabel Freeze's Thurmont cottage after illness. He underwent a minor operation, with Dr. David G. Everhart performing it at a Professional Building facility. A second operation is planned if his condition improves.

John 5 Frank)Kelly Baltimore Mabel Freeze Thurmont David G. Everhart

Young Men Urged to Aid Good Will Plan

In Hekiogfors Finland on August 5 AP reports young men were urged to help foster international understanding through the Young Men’s Christian Association. The appeal asks support for conferences ships and literature to reduce national tensions and promote humanitarian services.

Hekiogfors Finland Aut

Protest by U S Catholics Against Calles Policies

Knights of Columbus in convention condemn President Calles religious rules in Mexico and vow a campaign funded by up to 1 million dollars to push pro liberty goals. Mexico City reports rising tensions, church closures, and violence as Catholic worship faces government controls.

Calles U.S Philadelphia Knights of Columbus Mexico American Federation of Labor Supreme Board of Directors Russia Rio Grande Earth Hell Mexico City Mex Guadalajara Torreon Cuernavaca Irapuato Republic Dimas Anguiano Alvarado Vera Cruz Callies Guizaru Valencia

Smith Admits Gift of Campaign Money

Frank L. Smith testified before the Senate campaign funds committee that he understood Samuel Insull had contributed funds to his recent primary bid. Smith said the topic was common talk in the campaign and noted past remarks about contributors while denying direct knowledge.

Chicago Frank L. Smith Ulingis Senate Campaign Funds Committee Samuel Insall Smith Reed Springfield Teason Whang ‘ Terese Commission Central States Allan F. Moore Campazgn Ineull World Court Slich Smiths

Ceylon Health Director Visits Frederick County

Ceylon Health Director Dr. Edward Godlich observed a county child health conference at Utica Schoolhouse and toured county clinics. He noted America’s health work and women’s training as advanced, while expressing unfamiliarity with local social norms and plans to return to Ceylon after studying American methods. Other visitors and upcoming clinics in Point of Rocks Fearsville Adamsville and Brunswick were announced.

Utica Edward Godlich Ceylon School of Hygiene Johns Hopkins University Frederick Godrich Hopkins Man America Baltimore Goditch Cambridge University England Ceyton J. H. Mason Knox Bureau of Child Hygiene Maryland Beulah Weldon 79Th Street Henry Street New York City Margaret Newman New York Miss Weldon Catskill Mountains J. H. Shrader E. V. Ellicott Baltimore City E. C. Kefauver Baltimore County R. H. Riley Point of Rocks Fearaville Adamsvn«r Alea Brunswick C. Johnson Johns Hophine

Widow of Norfolk Doctor Drowns Near Cape Henry

Mrs. Lankford widow of Dr Burney Lankford a prominent Norfolk physician drowned Tuesday near Cape Henry Va while aiding a child caught in an undertow. His body was not found by Wednesday and he left surviving several daughters and other family members. The tragedy followed his effort to save his child during a bathing accident on the coast.

Lankford Burney Lankford Norfolk Cape Henry Charles W. Rocz Sr Eleanor Johnson Court Street Faughter

Ubiquitous Reporter on Summer Vacations Chronicle

A light column on Frederick's vacation season notes more travelers than ever. It surveys tourist routes across the United States and abroad, musing on how people seek rest and adventure, and compares vacation zeal to dancing in hot weather.

Frederick United States Emnic

Taxes Paid in July Near 75000 At County Offices

County Treasurer figures show nearly 75000 in taxes paid in July. About 179785 in county taxes and 3030 in state fees collected. Six hundred thirty accounts closed, more than last year. Taxes due July 1, interest charged after September 7. County tax levy about 812000. state fund about 15649%.

Clarence M Phleeger Arcvaniz Dving Man

Republican Central Committee Members Named in Tuscarora District

A. G. Hooper, chairman, lists committee members including Chas Eo Si as secretary and Allen T Wachter as treasurer. Other names appear such as Miss Mamie Feaxa, Miss Ethel WV. Martz, Keefer Greesnickle, Mrs John Shafer, and Ves wottie Murray among many others.

A. G. Hooper Republican Central Tuscarora Chas Eo Si Allen T Wachter Tresurer Mamie Feaxa Ethel WV. Martz Keefer Greesnickle John Shafer Harry Stor Veswottie Murray Fried Stone Wtlam Stull Denmie Lenteet Cars Reeder Elmer

Hagerstown Directors Vote on Sunday Baseball Start

Hagerstown Baseball Association directors voted to stage Sunday games at Willow Lane Park between Hagerstown and Frederick in the Blue Ridge League. The move aims to test public sentiment on Sunday baseball and may involve local authorization actions.

Hagerstown Mad Hagerstown Baseball Association Willow Lane Pack Frederick Blue Ritte League Baltimore

Vestryman Wanted In Hall Mills Case

In the ongoing Hall Mills case a vestryman is sought. The fragmentary OCR references a state senator and various names, indicating a political context around the murder inquiry and related figures.

HALL

Country Club Card Party At Catoctin Friday Evening

Arrangements are made for a card party at the Catoctin Country Club Friday night with members and guests invited. Prizes and refreshments will be provided and a large turnout is expected. An additional party is planned for Friday August 20 with dancing for younger members and guests.

Catoctin

Lutherans Hold Reunion at Braddock Heights

Several thousand attended the 19th Frederick County Lutheran Reunion at Braddock Heights with an afternoon program including hymns readings choral numbers and speeches by Rev J E Byers and Rev N T Bowersox. The Liberty Picnic at Libertytown drew 4000 to 5000 with dancing and prize drawings awarding 2350 to two winners and 500 to another.

Frederick County Harry Crum Near Liberty M. J. McNulty Liberty

Coolidge at his boyhood home in Plymouth Vermont

President Coolidge spent quiet days with family at his boyhood residence in Plymouth Vermont. He took the oath as President three years ago from his aged father, as he planned to stay with Mrs. Coolidge among lifelong friends for a brief visit. A separate item notes a remarkable threshing record on the Thomas and Company farm near Buckerstown with 2028 bushels in about 10 hours using a new Case machine. The farm area and yields are described, including an estimated 30 bushels per acre on about 76 acres, versus regional averages. A late item reports 50 houses destroyed by fire in St Come de Kennebec, Quebec, with churches, presbytery, and convent saved. losses estimated at 1.5 million.

Old Home Plymouth President Coolidge White Farm House Coolidge Thomas and Company New Design Road Buckerstown J.L. O'Hara Jas. V O'Hara Frederick County

Children from New York attend Buckeystown Fresh Air Camp

Twenty five boys aged 8 to 13 arrived by train from New York City with a companion from the New York Tribune Fresh Air Fund. They were weighed by Dr. Conley, then taken to the Baker camp near Buckeystown for a two week program of swimming and recreation. Local residents welcomed them as authorities tested a spring for drinking water and the camp opened with activities planned.

Knights of Pythias Chicago Supreme Lodge Supreme Temple of Pythian Sisters Reno S. Harp Benjamin H. MecKindless Baltimore A. Elwood Martak Annapolis William F. Broening J. Edward Richardson B. Mercer Hartman Harry W. Nice Otto M. Reinhardt Ilinois John Ballantyne Boston Massachusetts Lucy F. Munson Newburgh New York Pythian Sisters Illinois Supreme Lodge Knights of Pythias Loyal Order of Moose Jat Mooseheart Milwaukee Richard S Witte Selectinn Culion Philippines F Bors United States Alaska Canal Zone Hawaii McKinter Harding Frederick New York City New York Tribune Fresh Ait Fund Joseph D. Baker Holmes D. Baker Rabbi Wilner C. T. Westman Charles Frederick County Vis- Horgara Frederick Citizns Baltimore and Ohio South Market Street Mr. Baker Dr. Conley

New Arrests In PRR Case Soon

Six persons are in custody on charges of complicity in a series of robberies at Pennsylvania Railroad depots and freight offices in Woodsboro Keymar and Taneytown. More arrests are expected within days as investigations date to last October. A preliminary hearing is planned for H L Jacobs and John Weet for the Perkins robbery near Gapland. Funk was arrested for drunken driving. bond set at 239.

Pennsylvania Railroad Company Woodsboro Key Mar Taneytown H. L Jacobs John Weet Ernest Perkins Gapland Perkins Washington County Anglo Wolfnk Waller Funk Adamstown Horace Radcliffe Henry Nast Homer Sherman P. Bowers Funk

Weather Forecast Chronicle Melds Fanciful Parodies

At noon today the report mocks weather predictions with garbled text claiming sharks foretell conditions. The piece notes temperatures around 58 degrees and references a parade of dates, positions, and forecasts in a fractured Frederick setting.

Tate Lehilg Remler Frederick

Airplane bootlegger tale surfaces in Cleveland city

A murky Cleveland report describes an airplane bootlegger incident with a contraband liquor load. Federal agents investigated the crash or forced landing and analyzed the aircraft to establish ownership and origin.

Airplane Cleveland

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