Adams Fund Passes 2500 Mark In Frederickiron And Steel Support
Contributions to the Adams Fund for the late Officer John Adams totaled 2511.25 today with 63.75 added this day. Frederick Iron and Steel employees contributed 36.75 as groups across Frederick show wide support to aid the officer’s family after the tragedy. The committee urges delaying donors to send contributions to The Daily News.
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John Adams
Frederick Iron and Steel Company
Frederick
MWew-Post
Frederick County Dancers to Compete in State Championship
The Braddock Beights pavilion hosts a two step preliminary to select Frederick county pairs for the state finals at Carlin's Park Baltimore September 13. Judges will pick three August 23 and three August 30 to form six county representatives. The final selection occurs September 5 with two Frederick couples advancing. Meredith Staub represents Mr. Carlin in the county.
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Braddock Beights
Frederick county
Carlin’s Park
Baltimore
Braddock
Braddock pavilion
Maryland
Frederick
Meredith Staub
Mr. Carlin
Spear Held in Bail for September Court
Woodsboro man James Spear faced a disorderly house charge after pawning a watch following a gambling claim at his North Market Street lunch room. He was held in $500 bail by Justice J. Grahame Johnson pending circuit court jury trial as State's Attorney Anders and Spear’s attorney Samuel A. Lewis clashed over timing.
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James
Spear
Texas
North Market street
J. Grahame Johnson
Jones
Baxter Smith
Woodsboro
Smith
Spear place
Anders
Samuel A. Lewis
Johnson
Ramsey Releases Stevens Pitcher After Poor Showing
Jim Stevens, the big twirler with the locals this season, was released Saturday night. He did not perform as expected, and at this crucial stage it was deemed best to let him slide. Other items note property deeds, marriage licenses, a pet dog’s death, an auto violation, and a letter from a Boston Transcript correspondent quoting an old Life magazine line.
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Jim Stevens
Steve
Boston Transcript
Seek Two Men and Women in Murder Case
Police seek two men and a woman as witnesses or suspects in the Park Avenue and Madison Street payroll bandit murder of William Norris. Detectives in Baltimore arrested two women, Marie Kistling and Edna Dorsch, at Norfolk and seek a third as a key witness to build a case around suspects Benny Lewis and Wiggles Smith.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
AI ue
Baltmore
Marie Kistling
Edna Dorsch
Norfolk
Benny Lewis
Wiggles” Smith
M Nider predicts bonus bill passage
Hanford MacNider national commander of the American Legion says a majority of the Senate favors the bonus bill and is pledged for its passage. He predicts the Senate will pass the measure this week during the upcoming Wednesday consideration.
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Associated Press
Washington
Hanford MacNider
the
American Legion
Senate
50 Stocks Hit New High Mark For Year
New York August 21 The stock market advanced to mid day with 50 issues reaching new high marks for the year. Rail utilities industrials and equipment issues led gains while shorts were covered. Call money opened and renewed at 3 1 4 percent and total volume neared 1 million shares.
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Associated Press
New York
Fall arrives with cool night and warm day forecast
Frederick shivers under a 47 degree low as fall weather returns. Forecasters predict more heat and a rise in temperatures within 24 hours. Rainfall for August reaches about two inches with a light Saturday shower totaling .17 inches. Northwest winds give way to southerly winds aiding warming and moisture. A heavy dew settled last night.
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Frederick
Frederick tonians
loweat
Open Air Service Draws Large City Park Crowd
A large crowd gathered for an open air service hosted by the Leaders Bible class at City Park West Patrick street. Rev R L Mowhbray of Walkersville preached on preparing for service in God’s kingdom. Mr and Mrs I B E Denson sang. Prayers by O W Shinnick and Jesse H Michael. Next Sunday the final meeting features Rev Leslie Bowers at Washing ton Street school with Mr Rainer as speaker. Sunday school band to perform at 7 30 p m. The IM E Sunday school meets in Winchester Hall. A directors committee meeting is set for Friday night at 7 20 at the church.
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Leaders Bible
West Patrick street
R. L. Mowhbray
M. E. church
Walkersville
i. BE. Denson
O. W. Shinnick
Jesse H. Michael
Washington street school
Leslie Bowers
Rainer
Mr. Bowers
IM. E
Winchester Hall
Police Court Hearings Set After Weekend Arrests
Howard Robertson, colored, arrested Saturday for drunken disorderly conduct. released on collateral for a hearing tonight. Lewis F. Gray arrested for disturbing the peace. released on recognizance for a tonight 7 30 oclock hearing before Justice Alban M Wood. Real Estate Mortgage and Investment Co announces sale of two building lots Nos 18 and 19 in Wilson Place to Mr and Mrs Guy J Nost and Mr and Mrs E W Roberts of Washington DC guest of Mrs Dudley Page Braddock Soria.
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Howard Robertson
Painter
Lewis F. Gray
Bowen
Alban M. Wood
Real Estate Mortgage and Investment Co
Wilson Place
Guy J. Nost
pur chasers
Welcome Home Rev Dr Rupp At Evangelical Lutheran
Rev Dr A G Rupp was warmly welcomed back to the Evangelical Lutheran Church pulpit after a Pacific Coast and Canada trip. He spoke on Philippians 1 21 urging continual study of Christ, advising against spiritual stagnation and urging ongoing Sunday school attendance and worship. The session noted 725 in Sunday school attendance as Horace C Zacharias greeted the pastor who shared travel notes and critiqued train service that marooned 200 tourists. Anniversary rites for the beginners department are planned Friday at 7 o'clock in the chapel.
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evangelical Lutheran church
Rupp
Pacific
Canada
Christ
Paul
Jesus Christ
Joson Christ
Nazarene
attea
lfe
Jess
John Calvin
Jesus
Horace C. Zacharias
middle west
Admit I. W. W. In Railroad Strike Denies Takeover
Chicago reports indicate many I W W members are among railroad strikers and quit jobs to protest military despotism. Martin Carlson says I W W members oppose government control while acknowledging willingness to assume railroad and productive-industry responsibility, but denies seeking to run the government.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Industrial Workers of the World
Martin Carlson
Railroad Workers Industrial Union
General Defense committee
Carlson
Daugherty
west
alon
Hog Cholera Outbreak Reported Near Walkersville
The bee cholera epidemic continues with daily new cases, concentrated mainly around Walkersville. U S Bureau of Animal Industry Extension Service data from University of Maryland indicate farms near Walkersville, including CR Mohir in Ports J and F C Wachter, are affected. Additional cases include Rov A Haffer near Braddock Helth and C A Coblatz Jr near Mid Getowa.
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Walkersite
U. 8
Bareaw Animal Industry
University of Maryland
CR. Mohir
F.C Wachter
Waltersville
Braddork Heleht
C. A. Coblatz Jr
Mid- Getowa
Justice probes wreck and raids clash in Indiana
Federal agents in Gary Indiana probe a wreck on an express train blamed on loosened rails while Chicago State's Attorney investigates possible strike violence. A raid on the Trades Union Educational League office led by W Z Foster produced a mass of papers to study whether he advocated a one big union or strenuous measures. Foster denied charges. no charges against him.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Bureau of Investigation
Federal Department of Justice
Gary
Ind
Crowe
Trades Union Educational League
W. Z Foster
Pittsburgh
Foster
MecLanchilin
McLaughlin
Weekly Outlook Promises Fair Start Then Showers
Generally fair and normal temperatures expected early in the week with a later return of unsettled weather as focal showers move in. Temperatures ease to moderate levels by midweek and into the end of the period.
Harding Seeks 100000 Civilians Trained Yearly
President Harding urged training more than 100000 civilians annually to preserve peace not for aggression, noting 28000 trained this summer versus 11000 last year. He reviewed Camp Meade civilians on the ellipse near the White House, stressing citizen obligations and nonmilitary aims.
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Associated Press
Washington
Harding
Camp Meade
White House
America
Columbia
Maryland
Delaware
Pennsylvania
Harding Industrial Bill Introduced by House Committee
Washington dispatch reports President Harding recommended a sweeping government investigation of the coal industry. Chairman Winslow of the House Mines Committee introduced the bill after a White House visit.
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Harding
Washington
Winslow
House
White House
Four Burned To Death In Incendiary Fire
Elizabeth New Jersey August 91 four persons perished in a tenement fire police deem incendiary origin. A man a woman and two boys died in a passageway between houses as flames spread rapidly leaving victims unrecognizable.
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Associated Press
Elizabeth
New Jersey
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