Nominating Proceedings for State and County Officers
State officials certify Democratic and Republican nomination lists. Candidates for governor attorney general and other posts face primary and county convention battles. Primary date tentatively set with lists closing 30 days prior. county delegates from Tuscarora and Frederick named with several ongoing allocations and process details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raesenhauer
Sécretares
al- Berl
Ritchie
Calan
Rais
Harry W. Tee
Alexander Armstrong
Amro
W.W
Woodcock
William L. Marcy
Pricha
Rgvoriuee
Io Ui
Jevefs
Anvent ‘Souptemtier
Fle
Algo
New County
State Central
Tuscarora
Harry Barrer
CG. Kiet
Staley
J. F. Minor Simpson
Spencer
C. Stup
J. C. Twenty
Willam Stans
William Moss
Frederick
Reverend Kieffer Addresses Adoption of League of Nations
Rev Henry L. G. Kieffer, pastor of the Evangelical Reformed Church in Emmitsburg, urged support for the League of Nations and urged people not to oppose it on political prejudice. He noted President Wilson advocated the Covenant and urged unity despite opposition. The address was delivered at the Reformed church in Emmitsburg as part of Community Club activities with about 135 members meeting in rotation at local churches. Dr Jacob Rohrback and Richard S. J. Barrow accompanied him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kieffer
Eal
Emmitsburg
League of Nitton
Henri L. G. Kieffer
Evangelical, Reformed Church
League
Wison
Uimitsbure
Eh Iitoes
Rav
Kisifdr
Facalteburg
Jacob Rohrback
Manners and the Christian Ideal in Everyday Life
A fragment discusses good manners as surface Christian behavior and essential to godly living. It notes constant thoughts about others and studying another's view as part of moral conduct and social harmony. The language reflects reflective, didactic tones typical of moral essays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porgon' Hak
Ritchie and Lewis Address Picknickers at Mercer Grove
Attorney General Albert C. Ritchie and U S Tariff Commissioner David J. Lewis spoke at the Braddock picnic in Mercer's Grove. Ritchie urged farmers to cooperate with the national government. Lewis discussed the League of Nations and government peace. Local campaigners welcomed both speakers amid a gathering with music by the Yellow Springs Band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert C. Ritchie
David J. Lewis
Braddock
Mercer's Grove
Rilchla
Sharpsburg
Washington County
Mercer Grove
Lewis
Washington
Hewin
Milton Akers
Chu Dave
Maryland
Ruehle
League of Nadong
League, of Nations
Community of Nations
League of Nations
League of States
Re ‘Menri LG. Kieffer
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Yellow Springs
Children’s Logic About Gath and the Wind
A classroom snapshot shows four year old mishearing Gath as a living Wind. The little speaker links color, mouth and eyes to a living world. The teacher notes playful, vivid associations in a noisy, imaginative moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fetta
Elizabeth Marsh recalls WWI hospital service in France
Miss Elizabeth Marsh recounts twelve months of hospital duty in France with eight months at Bazoilles sur Meuse and four at Lavendy. She describes daily influxes of wounded from Chateau Thierry, Belleau Wood, St Mihiel, Meuse and Argonne, and recalls transport through Savenay to the United States. She praises the patients, details convoy voyage, and notes viewing memorial ceremonies at Savenay with American graves marked by white crosses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meuse
Argonne Fokast
asAny
Migs
Liverpool
Southampton
la Havre
Pitrellles-sur-Meuse
Pases
Wits
Chateau Thierry
Delleau Woods
St. Milhel
Argonne
Anies
Miss Marsh
Bazoillessurd Meusee Savenay
United States
Frederick County
Dulent Paul E. Marah
France
Savenay
Crowd Sees Broken Plane Towed Toward Hagerstown
A damaged Curtiss aeroplane, owned by William Staley and towed from Holbrook near Baltimore by a Ford truck, drew about 500 Frederick County onlookers as it headed to Staley shops in Hagerstown. Lieutenant Randall Hagner of Hagerstown and Lieutenant G B Collyer of Marinville piloted the craft from Pine Valley, Illinois, toward Hagerstown, with unfavorable conditions en route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Hagerstown
Frederick County
William Staley
Alic Curtiss Commercial Aeroplane
Maryland
Frederick
Holbrook
Staley
Randall Hagner
AL R Magner
G. B. Collyer
Marinville
Val Jt
Pine Valley
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Aircraft crash injures two officers on failed landing
A grade gas incident caused engine trouble and led to a safe landing attempt that resulted in a gapsized mishap. Both officers sustained minor injuries while the aircraft suffered heavy damage.
Y REWARDS WAR WORKERS Pins And Certificates
The Y M C A awards service pins and certificates to about 19 000 men and women who served at home or overseas during the war. Certificates bear signatures of William Sloane and Dr John R Mott, and names are vetted by a National Headquarters committee. Continuous service of three months or 800 hours earns a certificate. A veteran workers association is being planned and applications rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Committee
Ifor
William Sloane
National War Work
Connell
John R. Mott
National
New York
War Workers* Veteran Association
Planting Trees on Wall Street Memorial Project
John Jorgensen leads a Wisconsin Wall Street memorial effort to plant trees for Danish soldiers as part of a national honor program reported to the American Forestry Association of Washington. An electric delivery truck with a folding dashboard and a two step front access is noted in the piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
Denmark
Wisconsin
John Jorgensen
American Forestry Association of Washington
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Mit
Edwin S. Montagu
Edwin Samuel Montagu
India
Austen Chamberlain
Ritchie and Lewis
Picknickers
League Lewis
Mise Mareh
Red Cross
Percival Dodge
Kingdom of
Sponte
Dodge
State
Department
Aks
Cate Apex He
Drecowig
Frederic Pearre
Ford
Ford Motor Company
the Frederick Motor Co
East
Patrick Street
Frederick, MD
Marcuanpisto
W.va
Tver
P. L- Hargett & Company, Inc
Jeweler
South Market
Gi Frederick, MD
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