General Hines to Speak at Maryland American Legion Meet
Brig Gen Frank T Hines of the Veterans Bureau will address the Maryland Department American Legion convention in Frederick Thursday through Saturday. Delegates will register Thursday afternoon at the Francis Scott Key Hotel mezzanine, with a banquet and concerts planned.
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Frank T. Hines
Veterans’ Bureau
Maryland Department of the American Legion
Frederick
Hines
Francis Scott Key
Frederick A. Reynolds
One Hundred and Fifteenth Infantry
Lloyd
Muller
Hanson E. Ely
The
War College
Washington
HE. Woods
University of Maryland
Francis Scott Key Post
Memorial Hall
Middletown
Mr. Husted
the Stars and Stripes
A Legion
John Thomas Taylor
Legislative Committee of the American Legion
Lawrence Everhart
Braddock Heights
Woman's Auxiliary
Catoctin Country Club
One Hundred and Fourth
Mt. Olivet
Auxiliary
Legion
Emmitsburg
James A. Crain
Five Arrested After Bold Allendale Inn Hold-Up and Murder
Police in Monroe and Detroit hold five men in connection with a spectacular hold up at the Allendale Inn outside Detroit and the death of Oscar Reinhardt, a Monroe motorcycle policeman. One suspect named Herman Sakoosa, of Brooklyn, New York, is in custody in Monroe. four others remain unnamed. A 1,000 strong posse searched for remaining bandits after their car was found abandoned.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Mich
Herman Sakoosa
Brooklyn
N. Y
Monroe
Allendale Inn
Oscar Reinhardt
The
Mellon Announces He Will Stay In Cabinet
Washington August 20 Secretary Mellon of the Treasury stated after a conference with President Coolidge that he would remain in the cabinet.
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Mellon
Associated Press
Washington
The
Treasury
Coolidge
Two Wards of Aid Society Vanish From Frederick Area
Russell Gibson 168, a ward of the Children's Aid Society, disappeared from the Krantz farm near Frederick after a visit from an uncle Roy Gibson of York Pennsylvania. Byron Stull 14, another ward, left with no word after earlier court action and has not been heard from since. Sheriff James A. Jones and Miss Louise Nelson pursue leads and expect quick discovery.
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Russell Gibson
Henry Krantz
Frederick
Gibson
Krantz
Frederick High Scohol
Children’s Aid Society
Roy Gibson
York
Louise Nelson
James A. Jones
Byron Stull
Young Stull
Ruie Pearl
West Sixth Street
Charlies Zimmerman
Mount Carmel
Zimmerman
Stull
Zimmerman Farm
Owever
Miss Nelson
Soil Special Starts Journey to Test Farm Soil
The soil improvement special train left Baltimore Monday for a week long tour through Maryland counties to test soil samples and educate farmers. Lectures on soil improvement offered at each stop with lime distributed free for farmers submitting samples. Dr. A G McCall notes lime’s key role. proper testing prevents waste and underuse. The tour is a joint effort by the University of Maryland, B&O Railroad, National Time Association, and state farm bureaus with stops in Mt. Airy Sykesville and Woodstock Tuesday morning.
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Tmden
Baltimore
At & O
Harford
Cecil, Carroll, Howard
Ane Arundel
Prince George's
Garrett
Allegany
Washington
Frederick
Montgomery
Coventon
Aberdeen
Childs
A.G McCall
University of Maryland Experiment Station
Maryland
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
University of Maryland
National Time Association
State
Trial of Court Clerk for Murder Commenced in Cumberland
Robert O Garrett, clerk of Cumberland county circuit court, and his brother Larkin C Garrett, are on trial for the June murder of Rev. Edward S. Pierce. A mistrial halted Larkin Garrett’s case previously. now constitutional rights, change of venue, and other technicalities will be reargued in the new trial.
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Associated Press
Cumberland
Robert O Garrett
Cumberland County
Larkin C Garrett
Edward S. Pierce
Larkin Garrett
Pivotal Shares Decline Amid Broad Market Slump
In New York on August 20, professional traders who had bid up stocks for a five day rise started selling as a technical reaction appeared. The pivotal shares led the downturn with broad sympathy across the list. Call money opened at four and three quarters percent. About 600000 shares were traded.
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Associated Press
New York
Memorial site to be selected for Frederick memorial
A design committee meeting chaired by Judge Glenn H Worthington is set for Friday at 3 PM in the M C A to choose a definite site for Frederick Soldiers Memorial. The court house park location is favored, with final placement to be settled. Sculptor G Motetil reports rapid progress and the tablet names are approved. Unveiling is expected on Armistice Day.
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Frederick
Glenn H. Worthington
Womker
Court House Park
Ita
G. Motetil
Pittsburgh
Opening of coal parley delayed three hours as strike talks resume
Atlantic City August 20 The wave conference between anthracite operators led by Samuel T. Warriner and the United Mine Workers president John T. Lewis was three hours late starting due to late arrivals. Talks, backed by the U S Coal Commission, aim for wage hikes, union recognition with checkoff, and an eight hour day with closer federal scrutiny.
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Associated Press
Atlantic City
Anthracite Opera‘org
Miners’ Union
Samuel TD. Warriner
John T. Lewis
United Mine Workers
United States Coal Commission
Two autos wrecked as occupants escape injury
In Frederick and near Hagerstown two vehicles suffered heavy damage Sunday afternoon while being passed by another car bearing a Pennsylvania license. Charles A. Sifford and Jacob B. Tyson, returning from Hagerstown, had their Ford roadster side swiped and towed for repairs. Roy W. Poole and son Preston drove a Hupmobile that was badly damaged when Wetzel allegedly tried to pass between the two machines. No injuries were reported.
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Frederick
Magerstown
Charles A. Sifford
Pennsylvania
Mr. Sifford
Jacob B. Tyson
Hagerstown
Funkstown
Tyson
Sifford
Roy W. Poole
Poole
Preston Poole
Predicts Sensations in Clara Philips Case
By The Associated Pronge in New York August 20. Jesse C. Carson, former Los Angeles grocer, waits in a New York hotel for funds to return home and says he will speak after treatment for ground glass allegedly placed in his food in Honduras. He will not discuss the Philips case until back in Los Angeles. He promises surprises and a story “the darndest.”
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Associated Pronge
New York
Clara Philips
Los Angeles
Hammer
Honduras
Jesse C. Carson
Philips
Typhoon toll rises as Korea reports 346 dead
Advices from Seoul reported 346 dead and more than 1000 missing after tidal waves and storms battered Korea s far western provinces. Property and house damage were extensive.
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Associated Press
Tokio
Seoul
Korea
Robbery at Vancouver gambling club nets $10000
Two masked bandits robbed the Seventh Battalion Club on Granville Street in Vancouver early today, lining up about a score of card players and taking $10,000 after 45 minutes. Dwelling Ltd. Grayson H. Mercer sold to J. Wilbur Warner a two story six room brick on East Fifth Street with possession in October.
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Vancouver
B. C
Seventh Battalion
Granville Street
Win A Prize In The News Today Contest
A special page of advertisements offers a model kitchen cutout prize contest. Participants mail assembled kitchen parts and the housewife silhouette to the Contest Editor. Prizes pay $5, $3, and $2 based on neatness and artistry, with a deadline by six o'clock Thursday evening August 23.
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News-Post
Boy Slights Hurts After Bicyclist Collision On West Patrick Street
Addison Moberly, about 14, was knocked from his bicycle by a car driven by George P. Buchey on West Patrick Street around 8:30 this morning. He suffered facial cuts but was not seriously injured as the car slowed for a turn. He was treated at home after a brief visit to Dr. A. Hedges.
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Addison Moberly
Cornelius Moberly
West South Street
West Patrick Street
Young Moberly
George P. Buchey
Baltimore
Moberly
Rentz Street
Aasken
A. Hedges
Calvin Simmers
Weather Mix Signals Early Fall At County Fair
Today's forecast blends summer and autumn vibes as mild breezes arrive. Fruit and leaves show early signs of seasonal change, with pears and lice on the ground ready for display. Rain cooled last week totals, while north winds hint at cooler temperatures and a fair, breezy two days ahead.
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Teday
Open Air Service Draws Large Crowd at City Park
An audience of about 590 gathered at West Patrick street city park Sunday evening for an open air service led by the Leaders' Bible Class. Rev. Leslie Bowers spoke on Where Is Thy Brother with special music by Dorothy Robb and the J. E. Densons. Prayers by G. W. Shoemaker and Rev. Dr. J. Paul Wright preceded a concert by the Methodist Sunday School Band.
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City Park
West Patrick Street
Leslie Bowers
Dorothy Robb
J. E. Denson
Braddock Heights
G. W. Shoemaker
J. Paul Wright
Calvary Church
J. Arthur Winn
Norfolk
John Brown
North Nentz Street
Davis G. Williams
Washington Street School
Brasa
Ca Workers Bible Class
Doubs
H. Ray Smith
Eight Hour Day Attracts Steel Mill Workers In Pittsburg
Pittsburg August 20 The 8 hour day in the steel mills drew workers unfamiliar with the industry and prompted mill managers and employment agents to predict the labor shortage would ease, paving the way for a three shift operation. No precise applicant totals were available, but demand matched production plans. Straight and Narrow Parisia remains a side note.
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Associated Press
Pittsburg
Steel
Jis
Jilts Minister to Marry Here Elopement Shocks Town
In Berryville Virginia Harry Nicely and Katherine Pifer eloped and secretly wed in All Saints Church after intends by Rev J C Maske in Birmingham vanished. Deputy Clerk John H Martz issued licenses and the ceremony was performed by Rev Douglass Ilvoff.
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Hamlet
Harry Nicely
Berryville
Katherine Pifer
Jefferson County
J. C. Maske
Birmingham
Ala
Pifer
Maske
Methodist Episcopal Church
Middleway
Miss Pifer
Flogging Rumors Spur Martial Law Consideration in Georgia
Adjutant-General Cox heads to Atlanta to report to Governor Walker amid three flogging cases in Macon as officials consider martial law. Suspects named S. Ort, S. P., and J. C. Hudson, brothers, refuse to talk. Governor Walker ready to mobilize home guard if needed. Sheriff Hicke supports rapid response.
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Associated Prensa
Macon
Cox
Atlanta
Walker
J. C. Hudson
East
Orsonal Guard
Ribb County
Hicke
Executive Department
Fair to Open Tomorrow Rockville Fair Adds One Day
Preparations for the Rockville Fair nearing completion. The exhibition runs all week starting Tuesday with new attractions and an extra day on Saturday featuring automobile contests replacing hearse races. Officials in charge include President Clarence L. Gilpin and Vice President John B Mamond with a long list of directors.
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Rockville Fair
Clarence L. Gilpin
John B. Mamond
Ijr
John F. Muncaster
Mise Margaret Muncaster
Eugene W. Cissel
William A. Waters
Emory Ricketts
John B Diamond, Jr
Lewis W. Barneler
Thomas T. Fulks
James C. Christopher
Clarence L. Cupin
Charles G. Holland
Wm. J. Thomas
Tuther A Hellman
Henry White
Jamee R. King
Harre J. Hont
James G. King
Perrie E. Waters
Frank Thomas
Odd Fellows Rally for New Home to Lay Cornerstones
Frederick events announce Odd Fellows rally at Winchester Hall next Tuesday at 8 PM under District Deputy, with Grand Master Frank I. Duncan and officers. 10,000 to 15,000 visitors expected for dedication of a new Odd Fellows Home near Frederick. Cornerstones for central building, children’s cottage, and aged cottage to be laid. parade at 2 PM to the site. speakers include Governor Albert C. Ritchie and Baltimore Mayor Howard W. Harrison. drive aims for 300,000.
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Rally of
Odd Fellows
Winchester Hall
Grand Master's Association
Zone No
Frank I. Duncan
William J. Wilkinson
William A. Jones
H. Dorsey Etchison
Robert A. Bennett
G. W. Smith
Brunswick
A. Frank Miller
Mt. Airy
C. Thomas Summers
Citra
Sone
Ele Ridge
J. F. Bittle
Good Samaritan Lodge
Thurmont
George J. Damuth
King David
Frederick
E. G. Hough
Fidelity Lodge
New Market
William H. Hogarth
Charles A. Smith
Rainbow Lodge
Lisbon
A. Roy Warner
Montgomery Lodge
Damascus
J. J. Burdette
St. Stephen's
Poolesville
C. W. Conaway
Frederick City
Elmer Brown
South Mountain
Woltsville
George
BR. Stottlemper
Adamstown
B. Frank Gibson
Maryland Heights
Hereper's Ferry
W. B. Miller
King David Lodge
Maryland
Odd Fellowship
Orphana
Rebekaba
Cumberland
Allegany County
Sant Praeger
William A. Tones
Grand Lodge
Herve
Department of Maryland
Come Boand
Theodore D. Schek
John B. Spence
Home Commission
Frank J. Duncan
W. James Wilkinson
Baltimore
A. ' . White
Mount Lake Park
Grad Lodge
Monumental Lodge
John A. Nisset
Baltimore City Lodge
Christian Smith
Waterly Lodge
James Wilkinson
Albert C. Ritchie
Howard W. Harison
Lloyd C. Cutler
Rebekahs
London Pessimistic About Poincare Note
London observers grow wary as France prepares a reparations note expected to be unchanged in Poincare’s stance. Officials foresee continued deadlock and another round of lengthy notes. Crown news mentions a fall outside a residence with a broken arm and an attending doctor, amid uncertain recovery.
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London
Downing Street
France
Premier Poincare
Foreign Office
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Vets Bureau
Francis Scott Key Hotel
First Regiment
Elliott Cheatham
League of Women Voters
Pivotal
Jacob
Clara Phillips
James C. Carson
Waits
News Today
Washington St
Parisia
Gladys
Gladys Beneillet
Europe
Randy
Virginia
Georgia
Rockville
Poincare
Marshall Grumbine
Court House
Ella Houck
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