County Teachers Plan Year's Work At Meeting
County superintendent G Lloyd Palmer announced the annual Teachers Institute to be held September 1 2 3 in the Church Street School building with separate high school and county schedules. Miss Bessie Brown of Norfolk Va named supervisor to succeed Miss Florence Jenking. other supervisors retained.
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Teachers’ Institute
Church Street
G. Lloyd Palmer
Bessie Brown
Norfolk
Florence Jenking
Hal Lee Ott
Marguerite Linthicum
Ta Il
Gibson
State Department of Education
Teachers’ Association
J. C. Biehl
Margaret Waller
Ruth Reinecke
Grace Gloninger
H. S
Wm. RB. Gross
Commercial Department
F. Harris
W. E. Haurer
Mildred DeLashmutt
Paris
C. T. Stull
Re] L. Leary
Mae Rowe
Mary J. Shuff
Mary Rhoads
Negophine Solomon
Elizabeth Kuba
David Zimmerman
Chas. H. Remsberg
Harry McDonald
Ruth Dutrow
May Hine
Spain seeks Tangier district attached to its Moroccan zone
A Spanish memorandum requests Tangier’s international district be attached to Spain in Morocco. France is expected to refuse and Spain threatens to seek a League of Nations mandate if transfer proves unfeasible. The note argues control would prevent contraband arms amid Rif rebellion tensions.
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Paris
Aung
Gap
Spain
Tangier
Morocca
Spa
France
Tanzier
Iran
League of Nations
Sront
Tanguz
Jatzsiy
Reed backed for the Presidency by Missouri Democrats
In Chillicothe Missouri on August 26 the Livingston county Democratic committee endorsed Senator James A Reed as Missouri's candidate for President of the United States. The committee praised his expose of alleged corrupt seat purchases in the Senate and announced the first Reed for President boom.
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Chillicothe
James A. Reed
Missouri
United States
Livingston County
Democratic Committee
Net closing on murder suspects
In Somerville New Jersey Special Prosecutor Alexander Simpson says a card found with Rev. Edward W Hall’s body and bearing fingerprints matches one of three murder suspects. Bail hearings proceed as defense argues the proofs are flimsy while Justice Parker rules no further evidence is needed.
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Henry Carpender
Wille Stevens
Frances Stevens Halli
Carpender
Stevens
Cleary
Gummeren
Newark
Justice Parker
Northeast Harbor
Robert H. McCarter
Defense Council
Frederick fair to host vocational judging contests in October
Frederick public schools prepare for two vocational agriculture contests at the Frederick Fair on October 19 20 31 and 22 with stock and corn judging open to high school students. Four silver cups await winners and top entrants may advance to national and state events. Local committees and officials organize the event with President Eugene A Grove and others coordinating judging seating and prizes.
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Frederick
Maryland
Detroit
Henry R. Shoemaker
Timonala
Agricultural Society
Eugene A. Grove
P. M. Hiteshew
David Cramer
C. H. Conley
Lee Ranneberger
Hiteshew
J. W. Hamm
RV. Smith
Harrett
R.V Smatha
T. Best
C. BL Cozies
Leonard €. Barrick
J. W Hamm
Abram Hemp
Harret
Hamm
Leonard CO
Bariick
J. T Bret
National Council U U A M adjourns after officers elected
The National Council United Order of American Men adjourned after electing officers for the year and installing W Q Fish of New Jersey as National Councilor and A T Abernathy as national secretary. The meeting in Frederick, with about 100 attendees, approved Daughters of the O U A M meetings during next year’s convention.
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National Council
United Order of American Men
Albany
W. Q. Fish
Rancocas
N. J
George B. Sill
Chester
Charles G
Walter O. Fish
Alfred T. Abernathy
W. D. Graverour
Charles S. Nagle
A. T. Barnum
Allenport
Daughters of the
Frederick
A. E. Heider
Elty
The
Rev
W. C. Fish
New Jersey
A. T. Abernathy
J. M. Hornbaker
Pennsylvania
Anna Kerr
New York
George T. Tyler
West Virginia
A. P. Barnum
Wm. Galloupe
Massachusetts
W. D. Gravenor
Maryland
Wm. C. Roderick
Elmer F. Munshower
Wm. Q. Stiles
New Hampshire
Abernathy
Grovernor
Austin
Francis Scott Ke Hotel
Schill
H. Roessinz
Maric Dietrich
Storm Batters South Leaving One Dead in New Orleans
Tropical storm swept New Orleans causing one death and several injuries. Weather officials reported winds up to 44 miles per hour and a rapid decline after inland movement from the Gulf. The storm tracked inland toward the Shreveport to Wichita area, with casualties tied to a single fatality and minor injuries.
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En Orleans
New Orleans
Weather Bureau
Ste
Gulf of Mexico
Shreveport
Reconstruction of Barbara Fritchie Home Planned in Frederick
A local company forms to rebuild Barbara Fritchie’s home at 156 West Patrick Street Frederick. The firm issues 250 shares of stock and plans a replica of the Attle house with relics and a possible rear museum. Eleanor Abbott is president and H Lee Hanshew secretary with Hammond Clary as treasurer.
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Barbara Fritchie
Garaba Fritichie
Eleanor D. Abbott
H. Lee Hanshew
Uleca
Frederick Heroilne
Hammond Clary
West
Patrick Streat
Keefer Bros
Attle House
Fredericktoniac
Fritchie
Frederick
Miss Abbott
Berabara Fritchie
Frederic
Dame Barbara
Nonpartisan Union Observing Primaries in NH
Manchester New Hampshire August 26 The Laurenesse Union says detectives hired by a national cleanup organization are monitoring primary campaigns across states. The group led by Allen B Barbour of the Burns Detective Agency operates 18 investigators in New Hampshire and will publish information for state legislatures and Congress on nomination processes.
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Manchester
N. H
Laurenesse? Union
Alliam B. Barbour
William J. Burns Detective Agency
New Hampshire
Informatier Greans
State
Congress
Peggy Scott Actress Found Dead in London
Peggy Scott, 27, an actress and friend of Rudolph Valentino, was found dead in London. The cause of death was not stated, but reports say she had been deeply affected by Valentino's death.
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Peggy Scott
London
AP Mirror
Peppy Scott
Recs
Rudolph Valentino
Ceiti
Caus
Valentina
Woodsboro Chautauqua Dates Set For November
Woodsboro Chautauqua is scheduled for November 18 to 21 with six sessions three in the afternoon and three in the evening. The Swarthmore Chautauqua has been engaged and this marks the fifth year in the north county town. George Mizler chairs, M Kathryn Eyler is secretary, and J W Roddick is treasurer as guarantors prepare.
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Woodsboro
George Mizler
M. Kathryn Eyler
J. W. Roddick
Woodeboro Chautauqua
W. R Hartzell
The
Reformed Church
Raymond G. Sorrick
Lutheran Church
Bombing probe in Pittsburgh aims at bomber identity
Police intensified efforts to identify the bomber who died in the Farmers Deposit Savings Bank blast as a reward of 1000 dollars prompted new tips. A watch fragment and a telephone clue linked to Frank N Andreeci prompted renewed inquiries while most injured were released and several remained critically ill.
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Pittsburgh
Farmers Deposit Savings Bank
Pittsburgh Gazette-Times
Frank N. Andreeci
Andreeci
George Ortmann
New Haven
Black
Hay fever season arrives as sun returns after wet spell
The piece notes a 40 day period under the weather saint with 7.35 inches of rain this month, followed by sunshine signaling hay fever time. It describes various remedies from doctors shots to home cures and humorous ideas like clothes pins or gas masks, and warns sufferers will sneeze and shed tears despite cures.
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St. Swithin
Mother Earth
Ward
Bose
Cea
Market Gains Resume As Call Money Rises
New York stock market edged higher today as call money renewals climbed to 5 percent amid renewed speculative optimism. The rally extended across most sections, with light public participation but renewed buying helping prices advance.
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New York
No Public Funeral for Rudy Valentino
New York Aug 26 AP reports Rudy Valentino’s body was barred from public view to prevent disorders among thousands who gathered and to avert clashes between rival alien admirer groups. The Frank E Campbell funeral church announced decorum and dignity. attendance will be by invitation only, abandoning a public funeral plans.
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New York
Ruceiph Valentine
Ifer
Frank E Campbell
Flyer Helpless for More Than 43 Hours
Felvefonte Pa Ang 26 Argaevenant Cyrus K Bettis an army aviation ace was seriously violated when his plane crashed into the peaks of Seven Sisters mountains on Monday He was later taken to Walter Reed Hospital Washington in an ambulance airplane
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Felvefonte Pa. Ang
Aevenant
Cyrus K. Bettis
Army
Are
Seven Sisters Mountains
Mendy
Walter Read Hospital
Clerk Budsard and Miss Golten Wed at Courthouse
In Front Royal Virginia clerk Chari Budsard Lurke and Miss Clare Golten Caeselton were married around 7 oclock Wednesday evening by Deputy G Bhi W Elis Calvary Missionary parish. The couple arrived Frederich at 3 o clock and sought a marriage house but the area was closed. They were moved to another office in the Court House by Jacob Engelbrecht, after a call to Clerk EH Engh he was sent for and the ceremony occurred with the groom age 23 and the bride 23.
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Chari Bdusard Lurke
Front Roya
Pen Clare Golten
Caeselton
Res de
G. Bhi
Elis
Calvary
Bude Amt
Frederich Pate
Mar Hage Heeuse
Directors Consider Applications For Home Residents Admission
The Gold Fellows Home board met Wednesday with full attendance and admitted several children and adults. New pupils include Emma Lee Johnson, Dorothy Johnson, Viola Kammerer, Vivian Callahan, Elizabeth Callahan, and Morris Snyder. Five children were elected for future admission and a matron was appointed. Transport and schooling plans were set for City and Frederick schools, with about 15 children to begin classes as term opens.
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Gold Fellows Home
Charles B. Schone
A. C. Tiemeyer
J. F. Plummer
William A. Jones
A. Bennett
John B. Spence
Dertha A. Hughes
Rebekah Assengy
Maryland
Susan Jones
Rebekah Age Family
Emma Lee Jonson
Dorothea Johnson
Baltimore
Viola Lydia Kammerer
Edgewood
Vivian Curtis Callahan
Elizabeth Callahan
Pocomoke City
Morris Snyder
Clara Callahan
Ethel Mildred Johnston
Mary Elizabeth Newlin
Timothy Newlin
James Luther Newlin
Alice Vireginia Newlin
Westernport
Aig
Doris Hilan- Smith
Arthur Payne Smith
Ruth Virginia Smith
Elizabeth McGowag
Berfore
Frederick
Montgomery County Sees Wide Field in Primary Filings
The Montgomery County supervisor of elections closes filing for primaries with Mrs. Mary T. Stock seeking the Republican State Senate nomination and Dr. Eugene Jones in the Democratic line. Other candidates include James Oscar Thomson for sheriff, Harry L. Willard and William F. Disney for Republican State delegates, and multiple filings for county offices and various Democratic posts. A trio of candidates contends for the Democratic State’s Attorney nomination, while Harold C. Smith seeks Republican State’s Attorney. The article notes many unopposed filings and that all nonchallenged names will be certified by the election supervisors.
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Montgomery County
Mary T. Stock
Bradley Hills
John 9. Solbert
Garrett Park
Eugene Jones
Stock
Edward K.srook
Senate
James Oscar Thomson
Bethesda
Harry L. Willard
Brooke Lee
George L. Edmonds
Richard H. Lansdale
Harvey White
Thomas Tamopton
Frank Wilson
Arthur W. Bell
Eugene A. McAtes
Joseph Y.selby
Joseph B. Pyles
William L. Aud
Marc: D. Darby
Geo. E. Nicholson
Earl Burdine
Robert Peter, Jr
Charles W. Woodward
James L. Pdgh
Orphans' Court
John R. Lewis
P. Hicks Ray
Harry J. Hunt
James P. Gott
Thomas N. Bailey
Edward P. B. Margerum
William T. Ridgely
J. Forrest Walker
Hanson G. Cashell
Robert L. Hickerson
Charles E. King
Sioner
Benjamin C. Perry
Hugh Rabbitt
Lacy Shaw
Enog C. Keys
Joseph N. Starkey
Charles J. Maddox
Democratic State Central Committee
Robert G. Tilton
Berry E. Clark
Lloyd J. Jones
Lewis P. Allnutt
Lucy M
Frank L. Hewitt
State Senate
Walter P. Plumsley
House of Delegates
Richard C. Drum Hunt
Harold C. Smith
Hiran W. Carver
Trict
Frank H. Karn
Paul Sleman
Wilson L. Townsend
F. Barnard Welsh
James Pugh
Wheaton
Nudice
Police Court
District of Columbia
Harold C.smith
Rockville
iStates
Start Work Soon On New Bridges In City
Construction of three new concrete bridges began after contracts awarded by the State Roads Commission. Patrick street bridges are limited to 40 days, Brewer's alley bridge to 50 days, with detours arranged to minimize traffic disruption. A temporary crossing across Carroll creek will carry traffic during East Patrick street bridge work, while West Patrick street will be rebuilt in sections.
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State Roads Commission
Patrick Street
Hazerstown
Freder
Brewer's Alley
Carroll Creek
Traffe
East Patrick Streat
Hull
Trafic
Mons
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Colesville
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Visitation Academy
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