Key Council Rejects Rules Recommended
Ten new measures opposed by local C U A M at a meeting last night. Officers elected for the term include Clarence M Phleeger as councillor and James M Dubel as alternate. Afterward members socialized at United Brethren Church with a meal. Brunswick Junior Mechanics elect officers for the ensuing term with C L Russell as junior post councillor and J B Payne as councillor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Scottey Council
Committee of the Nations Council
Order
William H. Shipley
National Council
Clarence M. Phleeger
Fred. M. Koogle
John W. Falk
Aasistant
Lloyd C. Miller
Wm. F. Gayder
George T. Baumeirdner
Jacob L. Engelbrecht
Robert Rippeon
Protector
John W. Blumenauer
Frank A. Lease
Franklin N. Shipley
Lloyd Cc. Miller
State Council
Charles W. Steward
James M. Dubel
United Brethren Church
E. H. Hummelbauch
Brunswick
Brunswick Council No. 21
C. L. Russell
J. B. Payne
W. J. Themyer
F. G. Hoar
R. E. Sigafoose
A. E. Sting
James Chambers
C. F. Mills
James Roby
H. C. Rockwell
Inside Sentinel
H. A. Burns
Outside Sentinel
Edward Kidwell
J. G. Hoar
T. Sanger
George H. Hogan
H. E Nuce
To Assist Dairymen in Baltimore and Ohio Rail Line
The baggage and milk department of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad will be enlarged effective January 1. The move aims to bring farmers in closer touch with markets and streamline packaging shipments. John D. Dugan becomes general baggage and milk agent. W. E. Shetrone becomes traveling milk agent. Shetrone, a Penn State graduate, led Bradford County Cow Testing Association at LeRoysville, Pa., for two years.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
John D. Dugan
W. E Shetrone
Shetrone
Pennsylvania State College
Bradford County Cow
LeRoysville
Baltimore
Brunswick Masons Elect Officers For 1916
Brunswick Lodge No. 191 FP and A M elected officers for 1916 at a regular meeting last Thursday night. Worshipful master Charles E Seward senior warden David Lowry junior warden Charles Leslie Moats treasurer Charles W Suter secretary Kirby I Rinker tyler Charles W Smith. They will be installed January 13 1916. K I Rinker named Grand Inspector of the 8th District for lodges 191 and 200. Move To New Home Dies Same Night Edwin Bonner died after moving to a new home outside Round Hill Virginia. He and his wife and young daughter had their first meal in the residence on Friday evening December 27. He fell ill that night and died in the early hours Saturday from a heart stroke.
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Brunswick Masons
Brunswick Lodge No
Charles E Seward
David Lowry
Charles Leslie Moats
Charles W. Suter
Kirby I. Rinker
Tyler
Charles W. Smith
K. IL. Rinker
Brunswick
Point of Rocks
Marsland
A. F. and
Edwin Bonner
Round Hill
Bonner
Oyster Roast Planned by Hagerstown and Frederick Railway
The Hagerstown and Frederick Railway Company funds an annual oyster roast to entertain its employes in this city and at Hagerstown next Saturday to celebrate New Year’s Day. Advertise in The News.
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Hagerstown
Hill Schoolboy Shot In Chicago Home
Francis Harbert a fifteen year old from Avanston and president of W. T. Rickards company, was found in his mother's room with a bullet wound to the temple. He was taken to Kvaneton Hospital in precarious condition. Neighbors and police investigated the scene after the maid Mollie Anderson heard a shot and found him unconscious beside a revolver with one cartridge expended. Family belief points to an accident during revolver handling rather than a deliberate act, with no evidence of attempted suicide.
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Chicago
Mth
Der
Francis Harbert
Charles H. Harbert
Avanston
W. T. Rickards Company
Kvaneton Hospital
Pottstown
Harhbert
Mollie Anderson
the Hill Preparatory School
Warberts
Penrose Holds Peace With Brumbaugh and Smith
Philadelphia dispatch reports Senator Penrose sought harmony with Governor Brumbaugh and Mayor-elect Thomas B. Smith over Pennsylvania’s 76 delegates to the Republican National Convention in Chicago. Penrose contacted Smith before Atlantic City and offered support if Smith runs as a delegate at large, with Brumbaugh also eyed for the delegation. Friends say both leaders likely accept, reducing potential factional contest.
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Philadelphia
Penrose
Brumbaugh
Thomas B. Smith
Smith
Atlantic City
Pennsylvani
Chicago
Brunbaugh
Wwer
Pan American Alliance Aims to Unite Armies and Navies
Washington December 30 negotiations began to enlist all American republics in defence propaganda against possible invasion. The National Defence League backs the plan aiming to consolidate western hemisphere navies and centralize control of twenty one armies.
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Washington
Rpublics
National Defence League
Hemisphere
Steel employes to receive profit shares in 1916 plan
United States Steel corporation announced a profit sharing offer for 1916 granting 35,000 shares of common stock at 85 dollars to its employees. The decision follows a restrained year, with 1914 allowing subscribers to buy preferred stock at 165 dollars and common stock at 85.
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New York
United States Steel Corporation
Jailed for Murder in Lancaster Woman and Boarder Charged
Lancaster December 20 District Attorney Groff reports the arrest of Mrs John Elsenberger and boarder John Weaver on murder charges in the December 18 shooting at 712 South Beaver Street Eisenberger found dead with a bullet in the head His wife claimed the death was the result of his own act in a despondent moment Also noted an alleged bomb plotter seeks habeas corpus Washington December 30 Taw Teedie, tied to the Fayton plot in New York, will seek relief from the US Supreme Court British aviator dies in Portsmouth Royal Flying Corps lieutenant Rogers perishes when his plane plunges to earth December 30 Also mentions Mr Charles Morlan at Western Maryland College spending the holidays with Mr Amon Burgee Jr
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Lancaster
Groff
John Elsenverse
Join Weaver
Ejsinberger
South Beaver Sites
Eisenberger
Washington
Department of Justice
Taw Teedie
New Jersey
Faytom
New York
United States Supreme Court
Portsmouth
Eng
Boissevain and Governor Halt Peace Pilgrimage
Mrs. Boissevain and Governor Hanna of North Wakota sparked controversy by refusing to continue the peace pilgrimage. They oppose its management as Mr. Ford and IH depart for home amid ongoing wrangling and disappointment.
Negro Held For Murder Near Hagerstown
John Brown colored was committed without bail after a jury verdict that he shot and killed Mrs. Susan Dixon seventy six, a Civil War veteran widow, near Rohrersville Maryland early Friday. Evidence placed Brown at the scene and buying a $20 gold certificate ticket at Boonsboro for Hagerstown.
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Hagerstown
John Brown
Susan Dixon
Rohrersville
Long
Brown
Convicts Mutiny At Kansas Penitentiary Mines
Fifty convicts at the Kansas state penitentiary led a mutiny in coal mines near Leavenworth causing guards to be captured. Warden Codding reported almost all 300 miners participated, prompting solitary confinement and an accord to discuss working conditions after convicts demanded better food.
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Leavenworth
Kans
Kansas State Penitentiary
J. K. Codding
Break with Austria Near Washington
Declared imminent rupture as state department prepares for a break over the sinking of the Ancona. Vienna’s stance says it was within rights. a conclusive reply from Austria or its delivery to Ambassador Penfield is expected today or soon. The United States warns of likely consequences for Austrian interests and questions who will protect American concerns if Penfield is withdrawn.
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Washington
State Department
Austria
Ancona
Vienna
Penfield
United States
Wilson
Lansing
Women Drug on Market War Warns Wellesley Professor
Washington December 30 Professor Emily Balch of Wellesley College told the American Sociological Society that the war on the status of women will make them a drug on the market and create a vast overplus of women. She warned of unmarried women rising and a new sex international while men return scarcer but more valuable. In New York authorities reported the death of Michael Mitchell a former millionaire found on subway tracks after financial reverses.
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Wellesley
Washington
Jmily G. Balch
Wellesley College
American Sociological Society
Tlegory
Brotherhood of Man
Sister Hood of Women
Fayette Man Killed by Falling Tree in Fayette County
Fayette County headlines report a deadly incident as Grant Moser was fatally injured when a tree fell during a windstorm. The storm caused widespread property damage including unroofed buildings and downed wires across Uniontown and Connellsville area.
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Fayette
Uniontown
Fayette County
Grant Moser
Connellsville
Reinforcements Aid Popular Grower in Tanlac Testimony
Sneathin of Higginaville West Virginia praises Tanlac for curing seven years of stomach trouble. He describes relief from pain, restored appetite, and better sleep after starting the premier medicine. Chemist Herr Jos Trim bach extols Tanlac as a toxin expeller enabling nature’s cure. Testimonials flood in from Frederick, Hagerstown, Cumberland and nearby towns praising benefits. J S Quarles offers explanations at Williamson’s Pharmacy 40 North Market Street.
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Cumberland
S. (. Sneathin
Higginaville
W. Va
Tanlac
Sneathin
Taniac
Jos, Trimbach
Tantze
Herr Trimbach
Frederick
Hagerstown
Umberland
Rea
J. S. Quarles
Williamson
North Market Street
Russians advance toward Ispahan in southern Persia
A Reuters dispatch from Teheran reports Russian forces occupying Kurban and marching toward Ispahan. The move signals penetration into southern Mesopotamia and possible collaboration with British forces in that sector. Ispahan lies about 119 miles south of Kachan, with Kurban roughly 115 miles south of Teheran.
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London
Reuter
Teheran
Kurban
Ispahan
Hindenburg May Lead Balkan and Egyptian Campaigns
From Bucharest reports suggest Field Marshal von Hindenburg could join Field Marshal von Mackensen in Balkan and Egyptian campaigns. London, Rec 30. The potential move indicates high strategic coordination between German field commanders in the theater.
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von Hindenburg
Egypt
London
Bucharest
Hindenburg
von Mackenzen
Wanted Trustworthy Salesmen At Frederick and Key-Mar Md
Advertises for trustworthy salesmen to show farms to prospective customers. Requires own car and home, excellent standing, and ability to earn good money. Women not men. active, reliable pros wanted. Respond with telephone number and address Box No 30.
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Niewsra Perbarhive
Francis Marbert
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Pan-American Alliance
Charles Morlan
Western Maryland College
Amon Burgee. Jr
Mas.inez M. Boissevain
Americain Press Association
Page
Sharp
Paris
Germany
American Red Cross
Pittsburgh
Department of Public Health
Berlin
Pee
Holand
Hornell
N.Y
Acto
Reamne
Val
William W. Wunder
Atoceputy
Tesalte
U. S
Vienne
Michael Mitchell
Watts Street
Niney Sixth Street
Nashua
N. H
Merrimac Valley
Ee Osborne
White Plains
Thomas Mott Osborne
Sing Sine Prison
Jamie Wiliam
Jersey
James
Union
Beg
Frederick and Key-Mar, Md
Lulu Landis
Shepherd of
Nsiline
Chichester
Dragasts Everton
Frederick County
Banking Department of the State
Central Trust Company OF Mary
the Central Trust Company
Maryland
Fe Moberly’s
Patrick St. Frederick
Montgomery County
John N. Clary
H W. Patrick
MD. Ming
Jenelry
Sys
James E. Doll
WATCH
Optician
Woo
Hygeia Ice & Coal CO
W. Patrick St
W. H. Knock
Market ST
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