Next Convention of American Legion Set for Frederick
The American Legion state convention will be held in Frederick after a decision at Ocean City. Committees were named and an address by State Commander Amos W. Woodcock highlighted the first day, urging debt cancellation for Europe and a hospital for Maryland soldiers without red tape. Two strong candidates for state commander emerged as hearings on Foster Clinic charges loom.
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American Legion
Frederick
Ocean City
David C. Winebrewer
State legionnaires
legion
the
Amos W. W. Woodcock
United States
Maryland
Woodcock
John McA. Palmer
Bartgis Fund Now at 177 Dollars Raised
Fifteen more dollars were added to the fund for Deputy Sheriff Allen Bartgis wounded in the arm during a attempted seizure of a car tied to a murder case. Contributors include Leonard C. Barrick and James Karros, each giving five dollars, plus an anonymous donor. Bartgis remains stable with arm condition monitored.
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Allen Bartgis
William A. Stultz
John Adams
Bartgis
Leonard C. Barrick
Woodsboro
James Karros
Maryland Cafe
Six Autoists Fined By Justice In Maryland Case List
Several motorists were fined for auto law violations in Maryland. Evers Mauze of Huntington W V charged with no operator license and missing documents. fined $10. George M Whitlatch of Moundsville W V faced lack of operator and registration cards, fine not stated. Dorsey Maker of Frederick paid $2 for missing both cards. John A Jones of this city fined $19 for driving without license. William Mdister of this city fined $5 for speeding. Charles D Prather of Braddock Heights fined $10 plus costs for operating without license.
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Maryland
Henry Nuszare
Evers Mauze
Huntington
West Virginia
J. Grahame Johnson
George M. Whitlatch
Moundsville
Dorsey Maker
Frederick
John A. Jones
Justice Johnson
Wiliam Mdister
Charles D. Prather
Braddock Heights
Deputy Nast
Baltimore and Ohio to resume old train schedule
Coinciding with daylight saving time end in Baltimore next Sunday August 27 the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad will revert to the pre April 30 timetable on the Baltimore division. The change covers Philadelphia sub division Old Main Line Washington and Metropolitan Branches from Philadelphia to Washington Frederick and Hagerstown. Philadelphia commuter trains will keep current times until Philadelphia resumes standard time September 24. Schedules available at ticket offices.
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Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Philadelphia
Washington
Metropolitan
Frederick
Hagerstown
Baffin Land Expedition On Way Back Home
The Baffin Land Expedition led by Donald B. McMillan, after a year abroad on the Bow Goin, is returning to Freeport. A radio message routed via Foro Island near Newfoundland reports a fine trip and that they are on their way home.
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Freeport
Baffin
Donald B. McMillan
Bostop
Foro Island
Newfoundland
News Post Staff Outing Delays Late Edition
Early edition notes that News-Post employees spent the afternoon on W. T. Delaplaine’s farm causing the paper to go to press earlier than usual. The event prompted the earlier publication schedule and reflects the paper’s on site activity.
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News-Post
W. T. Delaplaine
Weather forecast promises clear cool days ahead
The local observer notes clear skies and cooler conditions with little rain expected. Last night’s temperature reached 71 degrees, 81 at 6 pm, and this morning 80 with humidity easing. Winds from the north set fairweather, slight showers possible but unlikely, no rain prospects.
Miss Storm Weds David Griffin in Washington Ceremony
Miss Isabell Matilda Storm, daughter of Mrs Fannie E Storm, married David Otho Griffin, son of Mrs Jane E B Griffin, in a morning ceremony performed by Rev Charles F Steck. The couple departed for a wedding trip to New York and Lake George. they will reside at 108 West Third Street after September 15.
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Washington, D. C
Isabell Matilda Storm
Fannie E. Storm
South Market street
David Otho Griffin
Jane EB. Griffin
West Third street
Charles F. Steck
Lutheran church
this city
Washington
New York
Lake George
Berkshire Hills
Potts and Griffin
Frederick
Kiwanis Club
Coblentz Heads On Long Western Trip Across North America
Emory I. Coblentz, president of Central Trust Company and head of Potomac Public Service, travels through the northwest. He arrived in St. Paul from Frederick and plans to visit Hot Springs, Yellowstone, Butte, Spokane, Portland, Seattle, Vancouver, Lake Louise, Winnipeg and Buffalo, then cities in Canada and the Atlantic corridor before returning to Portland Missouri about October 7.
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Emory I. Coblentz
Central Trust Company
Potomac Public Service Company
northwest
St. Paul
Minon
Charles McC. Mathias
Coblentz
Frederick Thursby
Montana
Colorado
Hot Springs
Yellowstone Park
Miriam
Canyon Camp
Butte
Spokane
Washington State
Portland
Seattle
Vancouver
Lake Louise
Winnipeg
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Toronto
Ottawa
Montreal
Quebec
New England states
Boston
New York
ami
Primary Election Set for September 11 in Maryland
Two weeks hence voters will choose candidates for U S Senator and Sixth District Congressman. Democrats list Bruce Lewis Norris and David J Lewis. Republicans nominate Garrett France for Senate and Zihlman for Congress. Mish and Cummings vie for Democratic nomination in the Sixth. Republicans expect Zihlman unopposed. Noris and Lewis resist stepping aside as Bruce and party factions align behind Bruce. News plans primary results coverage nationwide.
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United States
Maryland
William Cabell Bruce
David J. Lewis
William J. Norris
John W. Garrett
Joseph Irwin France
Frank W. Mish
Washington county
Andrew J. Cummings
Montgomery county
Fred. N. Zihlman
Allegany county
Zihlman
Mish
Cummings
Garrett
France
Frederick county
stae
Norrie
Lewis
William T. Norris
Ritchie
Ingantime
Stata
Baltimore city
Bruce
Nortis
Massachusetts
New York
Michigan voters set Sept 12 primary for key races
Lansing August 26. Michigan voters choose party nominees for US senator governor lieutenant governor and Congress and state offices. In the senatorial race Townsend Baker Kelley Emery contend over Newberryism and campaign spending. Ferris is unopposed for Democratic nomination. Groesbeck faces Fletcher and Joslin in opposition. Most congressmen seek renomination, with few defeated.
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Lansing
Mich
Associated Press
Michigan
United States
congress
Seld
Charles E. Townsend
Herbert F. Baker
Patrick H. Kelley
John G. Emery
American Legion
Truman H. Newberry
Newberry
Woodbridge N. Ferris
Alex J. Groesbeck
Richard H. Fletcher
Theodore M. Joslin
Adrian
Joslin
Fletcher
Groesbeck
Firemen Refuse to Move Trains Over Faulty Equipment
Slater Missouri August 26. Chicago and Alton firemen claim equipment is dangerous and demand guards patrol the district surrounding the round house. They refuse to move trains today while engineers meet but take no strike action.
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Associated Press
Slater
Chicago and Alton
rownd house
traians
Foreign gunboats ordered to Chinese water
Foreign gunboats from several powers including the US steamer Seabell, flagship of Rear Admiral Riland, have been ordered to the Yangtee river area to exterminate bands of disorganized soldiers menacing foreign merchant craft. The dispatch notes the punitive mission follows unrest near the Tanette gorge district.
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Associated Press
Peking
United States
Seabel
Rilland
Tanetee gorge
Slow Dog License Applications In County
Applications for dog licenses are coming in slowly at the county treasurer’s office, with only two or three per day and many days without a single license issued. Some magistrates have reported, but no overall county totals. In Middletown one magistrate has started his fourth hundred licenses, while total revenue and counts remain unavailable.
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Middletown
Umpire Pat Shaner Fined $10 For Conduct At Frederick-Chambersburg
Blue Ridge League president J Vincent Jamison fined umpire Pat Shaner $10 after he climbed into the grandstand during the Frederick Chambersburg game and attempted to run the game from a box. Jamison warned of no further similar action and stressed maintaining order at all league games.
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Frederick Chambersburg
J. Vincent Jamison
Blue Ridge League
Pat Shaner
Jamison
Shaner
Tam
Block Action On Harding's Coal Bill Senate Action
In Washington on August 26 the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee blocked action on the administration coal bill. The measure would extend ICC powers and create a federal fuel distribution agency to prevent profiteering in coal and was sent to Monday for further consideration.
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Associated Press
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
federal
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Merger Discussed Between Ohio and Missouri Lutherans
In Detroit on August 26 a committee from the Ohio Synod and a parallel Missouri group pursued plans for a merger of the Ohio and Missouri Lutheran Evangelical synods. They reported progress toward doctrinal agreement and shared practices after a joint session on educational missionary and publication matters.
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Detroit
Mich
Lutheran Evangelical church
Ohio synod
Poedbilly
nnion
great synod of Micconriales
KIWANIANS TO HAVE LADIES NIGHT SOON
The Kiwanis Club of Frederick will hold Ladies Night at Braddock Heights next Tuesday. Members and their ladies meet at Braddock Hotel at 7 oclock for dinner. About 75 are expected, with a musical program. This is the first time ladies attend a regular meeting.
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Kiwanis Club
Frederick
Braddock Heights
Braddock Hotel
Pair Fined After Hotel Stopover Linked to Norris Case
A woman identified as Blanche Turner, 28, of Baltimore, and a man who said he was Jack Nitis, 30, of Hagerstown, were fined 25 dollars each for improper conduct at the City Hotel. Police in Baltimore had tipped off local detectives about their possible knowledge of the Norris murder. The pair registered separately, left, then returned separately, prompting detectives and sheriffs to stake out their room before arrest.
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Blanche Turner
Baltimore
Jack Nitis
Hagerstown
City
Alban M. Wood
Norris
Yea
Filein
Nitia
James A. Jones
Charles W. Smith
Three Octogenarians Meet In Frederick County
Three men all over 80 were seen together near the Court House in Frederick. M. G. Urner aged 83 introduced Jacob Stoll Detrick 83 to Frank Hughes 85, longtime schoolmates who had not met in years. Urner and Detrick born three days apart. Total combined age 251 years.
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Frederick county
Court House
M. G. Urner
Jacob Stoll Detrick
Frank Hughes
Mr. Urner
Urner
Monrovia
Hughes
New Market
Detrick
Accident victim dies after auto crash near Hagerstown
Mrs Mary Martha Gonder aged 73 of Oakland Md died this morning at City Hospital from injuries suffered August 12 in an auto mobile accident on the Hagerstown pike west of Frederick. Survived by four sons and two daughters, remains prepared for shipment to Oakland.
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Mary Martha Gonder
City Hospital
Hagerstown pike
Frederick
Oakland
C. E.Cune
Finish rail strike fight looms as unions vow long campaign
In New York on August 26 the five big brotherhoods pivot for a prolonged showdown. Carmen's National Brotherhood president W. F. Ryan heads to Kansas City to lead shop crafts, stating unions have funds for a long struggle and are willing to sacrifice for victory. Jewell says railroads alone remain the path for unions to press.
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Preas
New York
W. F. Ryan
Carmen
National Brotherhood
Kansas City
H. M. Jewell
Lloyd George and Cox Dine Together
London August 26 James M Cox former Democratic candidate for President was guest of Prime Minister Lloyd George at breakfast. Cox dined with Col E M House last night. He issued a statement urging U S action to aid European rehabilitation citing German Chancellor Wirth who warned Europe’s fate rests with America.
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Associated Press
London
James M. Cox
Lloyd George
Cox
Col. E. M House
Europe
Dr. Wirth
Berlin
United States
avery
Germany
America
Wirth Warns Of Germanys Plight In Currency Crisis
Berlin reports economy strain across Germany as the mark's value collapse worsens. Government weighs relief steps and aims to present options at a ministers council. State premiers and ministers are invited to Berlin to discuss the crisis Monday.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Germany
eriour
council of ministers
Ten Mining Companies Sign Cleveland Pact
Pittsburgh August 2 Ten small mining companies signed the Cleveland agreement at United Mine Workers headquarters and will resume operations at once. President Fagan said about 20 more companies in the district employing around 35 percent of regional miners have signed. Many mines will hire more men than usual.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
United Mine Workers
Fagan
Dozen Stocks Hit New High Levels
Bullish demonstrations in special stocks pushed nearly a dozen to new high levels for the year in a quiet session. Rail shares faced early pressure before a broad recovery spurred by active inquiry into Mexican Petroleum. United States Steel Studebaker Baldwin and others suffered from weak operations. Closing was steady with about 206 600 shares traded.
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Associated Press
New York
United States Steel
Studebaker
Baldwin
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