Coed Education Planned for Frederick City Schools
Frederick County announces coeducation for the new school year with sixth and seventh graders at East Church Street building while high school pupils attend Elm Street, as system expands to accommodate growth. Most students return September 5. high school start date shifts to September 15.
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Emmitsburg
Buckeystown
Frederick
Elm street
Emmatsburg
East Church street
North Market street
Washington street
Washington St
Express Wreckers Union Men on Strike
Four Chicago men identified as Albino Allesio, Joe Popowitch, Charles Usiles, and Joe Peptrowski confess to murder charges linked to an August 20 express train wreck in Gary Indiana. Affidavits sworn and signed await presentation to the grand jury. all claim union ties and that they are currently on strike.
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Associated Press
Gary
Ind
Michigan Central
Dwight Kinder
county prospectory
Albino Allesio
Joe Popowitch
Charles Usiles
Joe
Interdenominational School of Missions Set for September 26 27
Announcement in churches says the Inter denominational School of Missions will run September 26 and 27 with morning and afternoon sessions on Bible and Mission Study. The school includes all city and county churches. Registrar is Mrs. Ab len Lampe of 226 East Church Street. Further church announcements will specify the host church and city-wide fall events.
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School of Missions
Ablen Lampe
East Church street
Greek Line in Asia Minor Yields To Larger Force
London reports the Greeks evacuated Axion Karahisar under Turkish nationalist pressure. The central point in the Greek line in Asia Minor was yielded facing superior enemy force.
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Asia Minor
Associated Press
London
Axion Karahisar
Mortgagee Sells Two Walkersville Farms in Court Sale
Under power of sale in a mortgage from David H. E. Yinger and wife to Walkersville Savings Bank, assignee Charles McC. Mathias sold two parcels at the courthouse. The 105 acre first farm northeast of Walkersville brought $31 per acre totaling $3,255 to Charles Wertheimer. the 142 acre second farm northeast of Walkersville brought $80.50 per acre totaling $11,431 to John M. Smith and Avie C. Smith. Improvements include a bank barn, dwellings, outbuildings, and poultry facilities. auctioneer John Dutrow and attorney Leslie N. Coblentz were involved.
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David HE. Yinger
Walkersville
Hoffman Seacrist road
John M. Smith
Avie C. Smith
Leslie N. Coblentz
John Dutrow
Attitude Witnesses Provoked Judge In Police Court
In police court last night Justice Brust harshly criticized bystanders who refused to testify as to night brawls. Charles Christian, a blind man, and Hallie Tallie faced assault and disorderly conduct charges. Christian’s statements led to lenient treatment for Tallie. Both fined and jailed temporarily, with suspended sentences. further testimonies were impeded by fear and memory gaps among witnesses. Another incident involved Annie Dorsey and Elig Gardner over a $2 quarrel, where witnesses avoided testifying and the case was settled in court. William Jeems faced a $20 shaving knife offense after claiming he used it to shave. sentence 30 days, plus $20 fine. No weekly batting averages were issued due to missing data from the statistician.
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Justice Brust
Ernest Christian
Hallie Tallie
Christian
Anders
Annie Dorsey
Elig Gardner
Hell's Half Acre
Gardner
Dorsey
Acre
William Jeems
Buckeystown
Painter
Hiltner
Jeems
Failure Of Brokerage Firm In N Y Announced
The Consolidated Stock Exchange reported the failure of Edward and Gap enby a New York brokerage house with about 100 000 at stake. President Silkworth announced the loss to the exchange noting its limited financial exposure. A warning line about fire insurance adds a quip on its usefulness after death.
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N.Y
Associated Press
New York
Edward and Gapenby
Consolidated Stock Exchange
Silkworth
Exchange
Bridges Over Potomac to Be Toll Free Within 90 Days
Maryland and West Virginia provide funds to purchase four Potomac bridges at Hancock Williamsport Shepherdstown and Harpers Ferry. Tolls will end once terms are reached with the bridge owning companies, per State Roads Commission chair John N. Mackall at a Washington county Farmers’ picnic.
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Potomac river
Hancock
Williamsport
Shepherdstown
Harpers Ferry
John N. Mackall
State Roads Commission
Farmers
Washington county
Mackall
Maryland
West Virginia
Freeman Nominated for Episcopal House Presidency
A strong move to nominate Rev James E Freeman rector of the Church of the Epiphany in Washington for President of the House of Deputies of the Protestant Episcopal Church at the Portland session opening September 6 is underway. Led by Rev Dr Alexander Mann of Trinity Boston, Freeman is remembered in Frederick as Hood College commencement speaker and Rotary Club speaker.
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James E. Freeman
Washington
D. C
House of Deputies
Protestant Episcopal church
Portland
Oregon
Alexander Mann
Trinity church
Boston
Mann
New York City
William T. Manning
New York
Mr Freeman
Frederick
Hood College
Rotary Club
Trapped miners in Argonaut mine believed dead
Columns of lethal gas poured from the Argonaut shaft near Jackson California as 48 miners trapped since midnight Sunday faced a terrible fate. Fire and heat spread through the mine while efforts to bore a channel from the Kennedy coal mine continued with slim hope of rescue.
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Associated Press
Jackson
Calif
Argonaut
Muldoon
Kennedy
H. M. Wolfin
state bureau of safety
New York Legislature Creates Fuel Commission in Shortage Crisis
The New York Legislature, in unanimous votes in both houses, established a single fuel commission with authority to regulate coal use distribution and sale during the coal shortage emergency. It also creates an $11 million state fund to purchase and sell coal if needed.
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Associated Press
Albany
N. Y
New York
toda
Centipede Is Your Friend Says University Study
Honolulu residents fear centipedes but University of Hawaii findings say the insect, though once reviled, helps by feeding on mosquitoes and roaches. The extension letter notes centipedes are not vicious and usually bite only when provoked, with a sting no more serious than a bee or wasp.
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Associated Press
Honolulu
T. H
Hawaii
University of Hawaii
Harding backs authority only for grim necessity over rail and mine control
Washington reports President Harding would seek congressional power to seize railroads and mining properties only in a dire public need. Officials say he believes no present necessity exists, and he will not press for immediate action despite urging from some lawmakers. Lauck’s bid to define living wage denied by Railroad Labor Board, while 6,499 railroad workers returned to jobs after last week’s negotiations.
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Associated Press
Washington
Harding
Congress
wen
White House
United States
Lauck
Chicago
Railroad Labor Board today
W. Jepp Lauck
E. 8. Grabel
Grable
Cummings
labor board
Upward Trend Of Market Reflects Better Confidence
New York reports a forenoon stock market rise with improving investor confidence. Steel equipment bears cover creating gains while rails recover from earlier heaviness. Consolidated gas slips 1 to 2 points as Cali money opens at 2 to 3 quarters.
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Associated Press
New York
stock exchange
Olis
bears
Chilian Liner Sinks Off Chile Coast
The Chilian steamship Hata sank near Conmbs on the Chilean coast. All 150 passengers and the crew are lost, according to the Asportated Press despatch from Santiago dated August 29.
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Santiago
Chile
Hata
Conmbs
Five Motor Bandits Blow Bank Safe in Alberta Heist
Five motor Bandits robbed a Foremet Foremmet bank in Lethbridge Alberta escaping with 92000 in cash and negotiable securities. An armed assault left no injuries reported as police hunted the suspects.
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Associated Press
Lethbridge
Alberta
Fite
todar
hound
Trinn bank
brew
Wesley Women's Bible Class Contribution Total
Wesley Women's Bible Class presents today a new contribution of 5.00 dollars by M. EB Sunday School. Previously reported contributions amount to 2,627.75 dollars, bringing the total to 2,632.75 dollars.
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Wesley Women’s Bible Class
M. EB. Sunday School
John Adams’ fund
Wesley Women's Bible Class
Gas line extension and street lights planned on Market Street
Plans for extending gas service on North Market Street and wiring a high pressure line from the gas plant to Seventh and Market Streets were announced by Thomas W. Peters of Potomac Public Service Co. Work starts in about a week after materials arrive. A new electric sub-station will be erected and modern street lights installed under a contract with New Market Town Commissioners. Nine thousand, one hundred and ninety four immigrants entered Palestine during 1921.
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Thomas W. Peters
Potomac Public Service Company
North Market street
Seventh and
Market streets
Peters
Town Commissioners of
New Market
Jury Selection Drags in Stultz Murder Trial in Rockville
Special Dispatch from Thea Nowa reports no verdict as 11 of 12 jurors yet seated in the William S Stultz murder case. About 74 jurors have passed through the box. 42 excused, 17 challenged by defense, 6 by the state. Trial resumes after 2:05 pm with five more talismen to be brought in. 26 witnesses expected.
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Thea Nowa
Rockville
Willliam
Stultz
John H. Adams
Rocksville
Baltimore city
Baltimore
Frederick
Rock« Ville
eONy Venes
Urner
Worthington
Peter
Ernest Brown
Willie T. Wheeler
Walter J. Harding
William B. Beall
Arthur T. Murray
James A. Moxley
William E. Offutt
Edgar Gartrely
Jmes
Dorsay
Wallace E. Ricketts
Leonidas Ricketts
James Passes District Bar Admission for Supreme Court
E Austin James son of Mr and Mrs Edward James East Church street has passed the District of Columbia bar exams. He will be admitted on motion Monday October 9. James, secretary of the Chamber of Commerce, plans to take the Maryland bar in November and expects to practice law in Frederick.
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E. Austin James
Edward James
East Church street
Supreme Court of the District of Colum
bia
James
Chamber of Commerce
Maryland
Frederick
Another Cent Drop in Gasoline Price Announced
New York August 22 The Atlantic Refining Co. today announced a reduction of 1 cent per gallon of the tank wagon price of gasoline in Pennsylvania and Delaware. The new price is 23 cents a gallon.
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New York
Atlantic Refining Co
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Bombs explode at R R shops but cause little damage
Associated Press reports four bombs detonated at Chicago and Eastern Railroad shops in Danville Montana on August 29. No major damage occurred. The article also contains fragmented notes on Yellowstone Park, Native American adornments, and wildlife observed in scattered, garbled sections.
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Associated Press
Danville
Chicago and Eastern Railroad
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