Maryland School for the Deaf Readies Fifty-Sixth Session
The Maryland State School for the Deaf will open its fifty-sixth session on September 25 with preparations for a record enrollment. Extensive summer improvements include a dormitory in the girls wing and heating upgrades. Returning faculty plus new teachers for 1923 24 are listed, with Betty Lee in charge of domestic science and household arts.
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Maryland State School For the Deaf
Edward F. Gale
Frederick
Mildred A. Groht
New York
Emma Kelly
Virginia
Ruth A. Park
Massachusetts
George H. Faupel
Edith H. Radcliffe
Rebecca B. Smith
Pennsylvania
Julia M. Young
Frances M. McAndrew
Elizabeth T. Anderson
North Carolina
Irene C. Good
Son
Maude Henning
West Virginia
Florence W. Doub
August Wriede
HG. Benson
Horace HE. Gutsail
Henry
Bernace
Minnesota
Maryland College For Women
Lutherville
General Gouraud Returns From U S Tour With Warm U S-France Ties
General H J E Gouraud arrived back in France aboard the France after touring the United States. He praised the enduring friendship between the two nations and recalled meeting American comrades from the Rainbow Division at Gettysburg. He urged Ruhr reparations and spoke of Yosemite and the Grand Canyon, then continued to Paris for additional interviews and to report on his U S visit.
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Havre
H J. E Gouraud
France
United States
America
Rainbow Division
Ruhr
Bine
Yosemite Valley
Grand Canyon
Colorado
Paris
H. J. E. Gouraud
Irish government wins seats for 33
Compilation of returns from the parliamentary election up to noon today shows the government with 32 seats, Republicans 20, Laborites 7, Farmers 8 and Independents 9. Eighty two seats remain undeclared. Cork City returned Mary Mac Riieney, Republican.
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Associated Treas
Dubie
Cork City
Mary MacRiieney
New Judge 10 Take Seat Here Monday
Robert B. Peter of Rockville, named Associate Judge of the Sixth Judicial Circuit by Governor Ritchie, to succeed the late Edward C. Peter. He plans to take the oath Saturday and begin duties when the September term opens in Frederick County. Peter, a Montgomery native, will serve until the November election.
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Ciate
Sixth Judicial Circuit
Edward C. Peter
Frederick County
Peter
Democratic State Central Committee
Montgomery County
Rockville
Frederick
Judge Peter
George Peter
Weston Maryland
State Senate
Econg
Eliza Lavinia Gassaway
John Gassaway
Rockville Academy
Hampden
Sidney College
Virginia
Manhead
Indian Service
National University Washington
Frederick Observes Labor Day With Store Closures
Labor Day will be observed in Frederick on Monday with most stores closing and business largely suspended. Local merchants and the Chamber of Commerce urge observance while some county offices also close. The day passes quietly with no public demonstrations planned and schools delaying opening to September 5. Braddock Heights hosts visitors as traffic is forecast to be heavy this weekend depending on the weather.
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Frederick
Chamber of Commerce
Biz
Braddock Heights
August Moon Spurs Rush to Marriage Licenses
The August moon drives many to the court house as license clerks report a surge since Tuesday morning. Licenses issued span ages from teens to over 30s with numerous couples from Hershey to Thurmont and Reading, plus several marriages confirmed in local counties and towns.
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August Moon
Court House
John H. Lock
Walkersville
Lucille Fogle
Liberty
Franklin Long
Carrie Irene Grabill
Creagerstown
Italian Demands Likely Rejected by Greek Government
Athens reports Greece will not accept Italy demands for indemnity of 50 million lire, salute of the Italian fleet, and punishment of Greeks. If deadlock continues, Greece may submit the dispute to the League of Nations. Italian fleet in Taranto ready to sail if move against Greece occurs.
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League of Nations
Associated Press
Athens
Greece
London
Malan Sava
Taranto
Braddock Heights Community Center Holds Last Meeting
The Braddock Heights Community Center concluded its season with a Monday meeting at Hotel Braddock. A $300 check toward a building fund was presented, attributed to a withheld donor, supporting plans for a new clubhouse. The 120-member group thanked local merchants for prize donations and noted summer entertainments funded the fund.
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Braddock Heights Community Center
Hotel Braddock
Harry C Davis
Washington
Charles Opel
Chamber of Commerce Meets on Community Finance Study
A chamber committee chaired by Edwin C. Markel held Wednesday night to further study a local Community Finance System. A planned tour of cities using the system has not yet occurred. Helen Yinger leaves for Baltimore to study Automobile Club of Maryland operations and will return next week to begin duties. No products are displayed yet in the C of C room cases.
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Chamber of Commerce
Edwin C. Markel
Automobile Club of Maryland
Cronma
Helen Yinger
Baltimore
Wiss Winger
C. of C
First Harding Stamps To Be Sold In Marion
The first of the memorial 2 cent stamps struck by the post office service will go on sale tomorrow morning in Marion Ohio the home town of President Harding. The issue commemorates President Harding and the stamps will be available at local post offices in Marion.
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Harding
Marion
Washington
Post Office Department
President Harding
Ohio
Toma
Jam on Patrick Street as Maxwell crashes into cars
Tenree Cookerly of West Patrick street tried to start his Maxwell on Patrick street near the Francis Scott Key Hotel. The car charged forward, crushing rear-end cars and pinning Cookerly in the tire rack, causing a scratched leg before it could be freed.
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Patrick Street
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Tenree Cookerly
West Patrick Street
Cookerly
Maxwell
Bear
Coskerly
Daokerty
Capherly
Wey
Lions discuss Sunday mail service for Frederick city
At a weekly Lions Club luncheon in Frederick the need for Sunday mail service for traveling men was urged. A committee led by Roger B. Wolfe was formed to study the issue and may approach Postmaster Irving S. Riser. The club also considered planting trees at the city reservoir to future park status and planned joint action with Rotary and Kiwanis. Two film comedies were shown after lunch.
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Frederick
Lions Club
Francis Scott Key
Roger B. Wolfe
Richard F. Simmons
Holden
Felton
Irving S. Riser
Liang Club
Rotary
Kiwanis
Walter Decker
Opera House
Biue
Grey
H. Noel Traller
J. Harry Brandenburg
Grayson H Mercer
Jacob HW Schmidt
Markwood Z. Harn
Roy W. Poole
Rear Admiral Knox Dies Aboard Train En Route Home
Rear Admiral Harry G. Knox retired died suddenly on a train from St Louis to Greenville Ohio due to heart failure. He was 79, a 1867 Naval Academy graduate, once head of the mechanics department. A military funeral will be held Saturday at the Naval Academy with interment in the naval cemetery.
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Associated Press
Annapolis
Harry G. Knox
St Lews
Greenville
Oia
Knot
Naval Academy
Jie
Naval
Rail stocks hold steady amid mixed market signals
In New York on August 30 the erratic Davison chemical swings dampened trading in key industrials with only nominal changes. Ratis remained in steady demand as July earnings news boosted buying in some areas. Dupont and Gulf State Steel showed strength while call money opened around 0.75 percent and near close was irregular. Estimated 825,000 shares traded.
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Associated Press
New York
Davison Chemical
Ratis
Dupont
Gulf State Steel
Call Money
State Colored College Urged by Hagerstown Clergy
Rev. Robert E H Ford urged establishment of a state colored college at the Hagerstown District Conference of the Baltimore Conference meeting at Quinn AME Church. He cited Virginia and Missouri as models with large higher education appropriations for colored students. Other speakers discussed achievements and educational needs of Western Maryland and surrounding institutions for whites, with plans for the ensuing district and Sunday School conventions.
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Robert E H. Ford
Hagerstown
Baltimore
Quinn African Methodist Episcopal Church
West Virginia
Missouri
North Carolina
University of Maryland
Ford
Johns Honkina Tintveralty
John's College
Western Maryland College
Washington College
P.O. Bundick
J. G. Martin
Martin Bo Irwin
Joshua Skinner
Western Maryland
J. 0. Morley
African Methodist Episcopal Church
Teeys
W. H. Hall
W. H. Williams
M. B. Simpson
J. B. Davis
W. N. Baker
James A. Briscoe
William H. Butler
James Wilson
W. Ho Butler
J.D. Wilson
A. M. EL
Washington, D.C
Wm. Town
Alexander Butler
Drs. A. Gaines
Pll
Jordan V. S. Edwards
T. Crawford
Charl
K. Stewart
U. S
Quinn Church
Roy Ford
Howard J. Brent
E.R. Hughes
M. Alyice Johnson
Columbus C. Hardy
Maimie & Nixon
KF. A. Henderson
A. M. FE
R. B. Ford
Robert F. Ford
Elmer A. Fenderson
George H. Clarke
R. Einsworth Thil
Divissar
Cumberland
Frostburg
Westernpart
Ardelia Baker
Brunswick
Keedysville
Knoxville
Operators Show Open Hostility to Pinchot Plan
Harrisburg August 30 unions and operators clash over Governor Pinchots plan for anthracite settlement. Union men in pump, engineer and maintenance roles will stay at work after September 1 to prevent mine collapse during idleness.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Pinchot
Noam
Committee of Anthracite Operatora
Mineral Union
Princess Anastasia Body Shipped Home from London
The family of the late Princess Anastasia of Greece, formerly Mrs William Leeds, plans to send her body to New York after memorials in a Greek Orthodox church in London. Prince Christopher received hundreds of condolence messages as Europe’s royal houses sent regards. doctors had warned of cancer from the start.
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Associated Preas
London
Anastasia
Greece
Willam
Leeds
New York
United States
Graece
Prince Christopher
Europe
Court to Convene Monday for Grand and Petit Jury Term
The September term of court will convene Monday at ten o clock in the morning. It will include a grand jury and a petit jury term with a docket call that afternoon. Judges Urner and Worthington will preside as cases are set for trial from a list of named divisions and officials.
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Urner
Worthington
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Tward Keeley
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William D. Filbert
Worme’dorf
Mary E. Smith
Reading
Lloyd A. Eyler
Oma Ridenour
Thurmont
Paul W. T Lambert
Lewistown
Cora E. Blubango
Rethel
Ewell Payne
Mercedes M. Cbergh
William E. Landower
Ivy M. Carlisle
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Legore
Ina N. Albaugh
Ladiesburg
Jacob H Stambaugh
Alva M. Ranshaw
J. Wiliam Cannon
James W. Norris
Melging Oden
Mary E Tracey
Harry D. Winpigler
Otho F. Thompson
Mary Maud Tutz
Elizabeth S. Hedges
Club House Fund
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Gifford Pinchot
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M. Alice Johnson
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Charles Tolson
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George N. Brown
Herbert N. Frisby
Anna Cotwell
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